Husband of Elizabeth "Bettie" Hawkins Brashear.
From the book, "A Brashear(s) Family History", by Charles Brashear.
Lieuntenant James C. Brashear and William H. Ja??? of Stephensport were in the Battle of Shiloh. Brashear was wounded and after recovery was transferred to Morgans Cavalry where he remained the rest of the war. (History and Legend of Breckenridge County, by Bill THompson). Actually, he was captured and spent most ot the war at Camp Douglas, as a prisoner of war.
Confederate States of America Veteran.
Children of James Cox Brashear Elizabeth "Bettie" Hawkins Brashear were:
1. James C. Brashear, born Sep 24, 1869 and died July 31, 1875. (Name reused)
2. Helen D. Brashear, born circa 1875.
3. James R. Brashear, born 1878.
From the book, "A Brashear(s) Family History", by Charles Brashear.
Lieuntenant James C. Brashear and William H. Ja??? of Stephensport were in the Battle of Shiloh. Brashear was wounded and after recovery was transferred to Morgans Cavalry where he remained the rest of the war. (History and Legend of Breckenridge County, by Bill THompson). Actually, he was captured and spent most ot the war at Camp Douglas, as a prisoner of war.
Confederate States of America Veteran.
Children of James Cox Brashear Elizabeth "Bettie" Hawkins Brashear were:
1. James C. Brashear, born Sep 24, 1869 and died July 31, 1875. (Name reused)
2. Helen D. Brashear, born circa 1875.
3. James R. Brashear, born 1878.
Husband of Elizabeth "Bettie" Hawkins Brashear.
From the book, "A Brashear(s) Family History", by Charles Brashear.
Lieuntenant James C. Brashear and William H. Ja??? of Stephensport were in the Battle of Shiloh. Brashear was wounded and after recovery was transferred to Morgans Cavalry where he remained the rest of the war. (History and Legend of Breckenridge County, by Bill THompson). Actually, he was captured and spent most ot the war at Camp Douglas, as a prisoner of war.
Confederate States of America Veteran.
Children of James Cox Brashear Elizabeth "Bettie" Hawkins Brashear were:
1. James C. Brashear, born Sep 24, 1869 and died July 31, 1875. (Name reused)
2. Helen D. Brashear, born circa 1875.
3. James R. Brashear, born 1878.
From the book, "A Brashear(s) Family History", by Charles Brashear.
Lieuntenant James C. Brashear and William H. Ja??? of Stephensport were in the Battle of Shiloh. Brashear was wounded and after recovery was transferred to Morgans Cavalry where he remained the rest of the war. (History and Legend of Breckenridge County, by Bill THompson). Actually, he was captured and spent most ot the war at Camp Douglas, as a prisoner of war.
Confederate States of America Veteran.
Children of James Cox Brashear Elizabeth "Bettie" Hawkins Brashear were:
1. James C. Brashear, born Sep 24, 1869 and died July 31, 1875. (Name reused)
2. Helen D. Brashear, born circa 1875.
3. James R. Brashear, born 1878.
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