DAVID ROEBUCK ALLEN
David Roebuck Allen (1848-1929) was a Drummer Boy in training at the end of the war. Two of his brothers, Mathew and William, went off to war and were never heard from again.
Ancestor of David Allen
RICHARD PITTMAN BENTLEY
Born in May of 1839 in Georgia, Richard Bentley enlisted with the 48th Alabama Infantry in Abernathy, Alabama on April 26 of 1862. He was wounded in the battles of Chickamauga, Cedar Run, Dandridge, Gettysburg, and Manassas Gap. Despite his many injuries, he was paroled at war's end. Richard Bentley died on January 24, 1912 and is buried in Lebanon Methodist Church Cemetery in Cleburne County, Alabama.
Ancestor of Ronald R. Box
RICHARD COLEMAN BONDS
Born on January 17, 1845 in Mantua, Alabama and died on November 9, 1911 in Coker, Alabama. Buried at the Liberty Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Coker, Alabama. Richard Coleman enlisted in the 24th Alabama Infantry Regiment's Company C on February 1st, 1862. On August 13, 1864, Pvt. Coleman was wounded and subsequently captured during the Battle of Atlanta. He was released from the POW camp of Point Lookout, Maryland on June 9, 1865.
Ancestor of James V. Bonds
DANIEL JESSE JOSEPH BOX
Pvt., 10th Alabama Infantry, Co. A
Ancestor of James V. Bonds
JOSEPH LEONIDAS FARRAR
Pvt., 10th Mississippi Infantry, Co. G
Ancestor of David Allen
SIDNEY M. FRY
Born in 1833, died on July 29, 1885 and is buried in Etowah County, Alabama. In January of 1865, Pvt. Fry of the 30th Alabama Infantry, Company D, was employed on extra duty in Demopolis, Alabama as a wheelwright.
Ancestor of Ronald R. Box
ALLI DORRIS GRAHAM
Alli Doris Graham was wounded at the battle of Shiloh. His comrades were bringing him home when he died at Booneville, Mississippi.
Ancestor of David Allen
JACKSON N. BRADLEY
2nd Lt., 47th Alabama Infantry, Co. A
Ancestor of Richard Bradley Smith and Richard Clayton Smith
CICERO MONROE GRAHAM
Lt. Cicero Monroe Graham 1838-1908 was with 10 & 12 Mississippi Cavalry. He was among the last to offer his services to the Confederacy May 4, 1865. He and about a hundred others volunteered to escort President Davis across the Mississippi. Davis went ahead without them. He was among the last to be paid from the Confederate treasury in Washington, Georgia. Confederate Veteran, Vol. XIII, page 25
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WILLIAM H. GRAHAM
Lt. Wm. H. Graham (1840-1862) of the Fulton Guards, 10th Mississippi Cavalry was killed at the Battle of Mumfordsville.
Ancestor of David Allen
JAMES FRANKLIN HULL
Private, 8th Florida Infantry Regiment, Company D
Ancestor of Richard Bradley Smith and Richard Clayton Smith
WILLIAM R. MADDOX
Private, Company G, 41st Alabama Infantry Regiment
(September 2, 1827 - April 7, 1880)
1862-04-25 - Enlisted in the 41st Alabama Infantry Regiment in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
1865-03-25 - Captured at Battle of Hatcher's Run, Virginia
1865-06-15 - Released from Point Lookout, Maryland POW Camp
1880-04-07 - Died at 53. Buried in the Nazareth Primitive Baptist Church cemetery.
Ancestor of Frank Delbridge, Jr.
BURTON LEMUEL MOTT
Private, Marion Light Artillery (Florida Battery)
(May 1, 1839 - December 6, 1917)
Ancestor of Richard Bradley Smith and Richard Clayton Smith
HARDY MOTT
Private, Marion Light Artillery (Florida Battery)
(1837 - June 14, 1862)
Ancestor of Richard Bradley Smith and Richard Clayton Smith
JASPER MOTT
Private, Marion Light Artillery (Florida Battery)
Ancestor of Richard Bradley Smith and Richard Clayton Smith
JOHN POLK PARK
Born on September 23, 1843 and died on July 18, 1920. John Polk Park is buried at Romulus Methodist Church in Romulus, Alabama. John Park was a Private of the 2nd Alabama Cavalry, Company D.
Ancestor of John W. Clayton
HARDY SMITH
Corporal, 8th Florida Infantry Regiment, Company D
(1839 - April 3, 1863)
Ancestor of Richard Bradley Smith and Richard Clayton Smith
RICHARD CALHOUN SMITH
Private, 8th Florida Infantry Regiment, Company D
(May 7, 1837 - October 29, 1917)
Ancestor of Richard Bradley Smith and Richard Clayton Smith
GILBERT HENRY WILLIAMS
Gilbert Henry Williams (1835-1916), Co. I, 2nd Mississippi Cavalry. Unit was under Forrest at Franklin, Tuscaloosa in April 1865, Ebenezer Church, Selma and surrendered at Citronelle. Williams may have been an adjutant to Forrest.
Ancestor of Allen David
