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Aylor, John Lewis |
Pvt., Art. Co. Capt. 10-14-64 with Mosby's artillery at Emory's
on Little Cobbler Mtn., near Piedmont. Sent 11-18-64 to Old Capitol
Prison. Trans. 2-6-65 to Ft. Warren. Took oath 6-13-65 at Ft.
Warren. 5'- 7", light complexion, brown hair, blue eyes.
Res. Rappahannock Co. B. in Madison Co. Post-war res, Slate Mills,
Prince William Co. Lived in Marshall in 1909. D. 12-26-1923 at
age 77 in Charlottesville. |
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Blanchard, Harris Chamberlin |
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Bradshaw, - |
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Brown, D. T. |
Pvt., Art. Co. Capt. and imprisoned at Ft. Delaware. NFR. |
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Chew, Robert Preston |
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Gilliland, John W. |
Pvt,, Art. Co. Capt. 4-2-65 near Petersburg. Sent 4-4-65 to
City Point. Trans. to Pt. Lookout. Took oath 6-27-65 at Pt. Lookout.
5'-10 1/2", light complexion, brown hair, blue eyes. Res.
Halifax Co. |
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Green, Matthew |
Pvt. Art. Co. Served in Co. D, 1st Md. Inf. Enl. in Co. D,
43rd Va. Cav. (date unknown.) Trans. to Art. Co. Appears on 4th
qtr., 1864 clothing receipt roll. Par. 4-22-65 at Winchester.
Age 29, 5'- 8 1/2", light complexion, brown hair, blue eyes.
Res. Baltimore, Md. Admitted to Md. Line Confederate Soldier's
Home. D. 12-21-1904. Bur. Loudon Park Cem., Baltimore, Md. |
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Hitt, Burgess |
Pvt. Art. Co. B. 12-22-1844. Lived in Slate Mills, Prince
William Co. in 1909. Attended 1925 reunion of the 43rd Va. Cav.
in Front Royal. Bur. family cem. in Hughes River, Va. |
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Hitt, E. Wallace |
Pvt. Art. Co. Lived in Halfway, Fauquier Co. in 1909. |
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Homer, Robert C. |
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Jones, E. M. |
Pvt., Art. Co. Capt. 10-14-64 with Mosby's artillery at Emory's
an Little Cobbler Mtn. near Piedmont; Sent to Old Capital Prison.
Trans. 2-8-85 to Ft. McHenry. Took oath on 6-13-65 at Ft. McHenry.
5'- 5", light complexion, light hair, blue eyes. Res. Williamsburg. |
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Larry, - |
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Kerrick, John Randolph |
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Kitt, -- |
post-war roster |
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Manyette, Antoine (Anthony) Edward |
Pvt., Art. Co. B. 1847 in Washington, D. C. the son of Antoine
and Catherine C. Manyette. M. Catherine E. Chadduck. Attended
1920 reunion of the 43rd Va. Cav. in Culpeper. D. 1927 in Fauquier
Co. Bur. Warrenton Cem., Warrenton. |
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Musser, William H. |
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Pontier, Nathaniel |
Sgt., Art. Co. Capt. 10-14-64 with Mosby's art. at Emory's
on Little Cobbler Mtn. near Piedmont. Sent 10-1864 to Old Capitol
Prison. Trans. 2-6-65 to Ft. Warren. Took oath 6-15-65 at Ft.
Warren. 5'-11", light complexion, brown hair, grey eyes.
Res. Baltimore, Md. |
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Rhodes, Henry C. |
Pvt., Art. Co. Capt. 9-23-64 in attack on the Reserve Brigade
of Merritt's Cav. Div, near Chester Gap. Executed the same day
at Front Royal. Bur. Prospect Hill Cem., Front Royal. |
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Rhodes, Nathaniel |
Pvt, Art, Co. Capt. (date unknown). Sent to Ft. Warren. NFR. |
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Shields, -- |
post-war roster |
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Smith, David Lawrence |
Capt. 10-14-64 with Mosby's art. at Emory's on Little Cobbler
Mt. near Piedmont. Sent 11-18-64 to Old Capitol Prison. Apparently
forced by Military Gov. H. H. Wells to ride in a boxcar for 5
weeks on trains running daily from Alexandria to Rectortown to
deter Mosby from attacking the trains. Trans. 2-6-65 to Ft. Warren.
Rel. 6-2-65 at Ft. Warren. No record of taking the oath. B. Fredericksburg.
Admitted 6-20-1892 to R. E. Lee Camp Soldiers Home, Richmond.
Disch. 5-5-1906. Attended the 1905 reunion of the 43rd Va. Cav.
in Fredericksburg. Res. Richmond. Lived in Fredericksburg in
1908 at age 62. Bur. City Cem., Fredericksburg. |
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Smith, W. J. |
post-war roster |
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Snead, Edwin Bridges "Ned" |
Served in Richmond Howitzers. Joined the 43rd Va. Cav. (date
unknown), Capt. 5-9-64 in Clarke Co. Sent to Wheeling, W. Va.
Age 21, 6'- 2", fair complexion, light hair dark eyes. Res.
Richmond. Occ. merchant. Rec. 5-19-64 at Camp Chase. trans. 5-24-64
to City Point for exch. Par. 5-8-65 at Richmond. Boarded at Manley
Iden's house in Scuffleburg, Fauquier Co. in Feb. 1864. B. 8-11-1844.
Episcopal minister living in Norfolk in 1909. D. 1-4-1923. Bur.
Elmwood Cem., Norfolk. |
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Spicer, James Albert |
Joined the 43rd Va. Cav. in Aug. 1864. Served approx. 4 months.
Trans. to Co. K, 7th Va. Inf. Capt. April 1865 near Five Forks.
Imprisoned. Took oath 6-27-65 and released. B. 5-15-1844 at Slate
Mills, Culpeper Co., the son of Samuel and Nancy Leave Spicer.
Miller prior to the war. M. 8-22-1875 to Virginia Battle Hume
and had eight children. Operated Spicer's Mill near Twyman's
Comer, Madison Co. Lived after 1936 at 7115 9th St., NW. Washington,
D. C. D. 2-9-1948 in Washington, D.C. Bur. Walker's Methodist
Church Cem., near Twyman's Comer. Madison Co. Last surviving
member of the 43rd Va. Cav. |
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Thrift, Benjamin |
Par. 4-29-65 at Edward's Ferry, Md. as a member of Co. H.
Member Camp 171, UCV of Washington, D. C. Attended the 1897 reunion
of the 43rd Va. Cav. in Baltimore, Md. (res. Baltimore, Md.)
and the 1905 reunion in Fredericksburg. Grocer living at 2924
M St., NW, Washington, D.C. in 1909. Lived in Arlington in 1920.
Admitted 5-26-1920 to R. E. Lee Camp Soldier's Home, Richmond.
Age 71. D. 3-21-1921 at R. E. Camp Soldier's Home. Bur. Arlington
Nat. Cem., Arlington. |
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Wharton, Alexander G. |
Capt. 10-14-64 with Mosby's art. at Emory's on Little Cobbler
Mtn. near Piedmont. Forced by military Gov. H. H. Wells to fide
for several weeks in a boxcar behind the engine of trains running
daily from Alexandria to Rectortown, Fauquier Co. to dater Mosby
from attacking the trains. Sent 11-18-64 to Old Capitol Prison.
Trans. 2-6-65 to Ft. Warren. Took oath 6-15-65 at Ft. Warren.
5'- 6", dark complexion, brown hair, blue eyes. Res. Richmond. |
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Williams, Thomas |
post-war rosters |
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Wood, C. F. |
post-war rosters |