Lieut. David J. Harrelson 1836-1866 Co. L, 10th SC Infantry, from Marion County. Wounded at the Battle of Atlanta, the picture was taken during the war in Meridian, MS.
Day: January 7, 2020
Alfred English DobyAlfred English Doby
Lieut. Alfred English Doby Birth: Oct. 20, 1840 Death: May 6, 1864 Born in Camden South Carolina. Married to Elizabeth M. Kennedy. Member of General Kershaw’s staff with rank of lieutenant, CSA. Killed at the Wilderness. War letters are in the Museum of the Confederacy. Family links: Spouse: Elizabeth Kennedy Doby (1842 – 1917)* Burial: […]
Elbert BlandElbert Bland
Lt. Col. Elbert Bland Birth: Apr. 29, 1823 Edgefield County South Carolina, USA Death: Sep. 20, 1863 Fort Oglethorpe Catoosa County Georgia, USA Confederate Officer. Graduated from Medical College of New York. Assistant Surgeon, Palmetto Regiment, Mexican War; Surgeon, 1st South Carolina – 1861; Capt., Company H, 7th South Carolina – April 15, 1861; Lt. […]
Dr. Frederick Sims LewieDr. Frederick Sims Lewie
Lt. Col. (Dr.) Frederick Sims Lewie, BIRTH 13 Aug 1831 DEATH 20 Jun 1873 (aged 41) Co. C, 15th SC Infantry, Frederick Sims Lewie was born on August 13, 1831 to Samuel Lewey (Lewie) and his wife, Nancy Hendrix Lewie. He was married twice. His first wife was Rachel Elizabeth Leaphart to whom he was […]
Ebenezer StenhouseEbenezer Stenhouse
Lt. Ebenezer Stenhouse Ebenezer lived most of his life in Columbia, S.C. Served in “Columbia Greys”, Co. C, 2nd SC Vols under Kershaw’s Brigade, Longstreet’s Corps, ANV, CSA. Worked his way from Sgt. up to Lieutenant. He died in Huntersville, N.C. and is buried with some siblings and other relatives in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery, […]
Simon Peter GrahamSimon Peter Graham
Simon Peter Graham was born on August 11th, 1834 in Roanoke Virginia to humble farmers John and Elizabeth Graham. Simon spent his young years hunting with his father and helping tend to the fields along with elder brother James. In 1858 the responsibility fell to 24-year-old James, and 14-year-old Simon to handle the farm after […]