Served in 1st Maine Heavy Artillery.
The First Maine heavy artillery, 1861-1865: a history of its part and place ...By Horace H. Shaw, Charles J. House
record of Company C
P.322:
Kenny Depray,
{age} 19,
{resident} Bucksport. {Maine}
{Status} {Single}
{Remarks} taken prisoner May 19 1864; died in prison; never heard from"
P.428 "Kenny Depray, prisoner, never heard from"
email August 6 2011 from Kevin Frye:
Code No: 48648
Grave No: 0
Last Name: Depray
First Name: Kenneth
Rank: Private
Company: G
Regiment: 1
State: ME
Branch Of Service : Heavy Artillery
Date of Death:
Cause of Death:
Remarks* Died in an unknown Confederate prison
Reference: p 123 [435], 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY, 1903: 322
Place Captured: Petersburg, Virginia
Date Captured: 5/19/1864
Alternate Names:
Status: Died in an unknown Confederate prison
Muster date: 8/21/1862
Age at Muster: 19
More Information Available : NO
435 = Report of Adjutant General of the State of Maine 1864 and 1865
Kevin Frye
Andersonville Historian
www.angelfire.com/ga2/Andersonvilleprison/
See the National POW museum at Andersonville at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9RnYR8I-RE
Note_is memorilized on Buckport Maine New Field of Valor
The First Maine heavy artillery, 1861-1865: a history of its part and place ...By Horace H. Shaw, Charles J. House
record of Company C
P.322:
Kenny Depray,
{age} 19,
{resident} Bucksport. {Maine}
{Status} {Single}
{Remarks} taken prisoner May 19 1864; died in prison; never heard from"
P.428 "Kenny Depray, prisoner, never heard from"
email August 6 2011 from Kevin Frye:
Code No: 48648
Grave No: 0
Last Name: Depray
First Name: Kenneth
Rank: Private
Company: G
Regiment: 1
State: ME
Branch Of Service : Heavy Artillery
Date of Death:
Cause of Death:
Remarks* Died in an unknown Confederate prison
Reference: p 123 [435], 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY, 1903: 322
Place Captured: Petersburg, Virginia
Date Captured: 5/19/1864
Alternate Names:
Status: Died in an unknown Confederate prison
Muster date: 8/21/1862
Age at Muster: 19
More Information Available : NO
435 = Report of Adjutant General of the State of Maine 1864 and 1865
Kevin Frye
Andersonville Historian
www.angelfire.com/ga2/Andersonvilleprison/
See the National POW museum at Andersonville at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9RnYR8I-RE
Note_is memorilized on Buckport Maine New Field of Valor
Served in 1st Maine Heavy Artillery.
The First Maine heavy artillery, 1861-1865: a history of its part and place ...By Horace H. Shaw, Charles J. House
record of Company C
P.322:
Kenny Depray,
{age} 19,
{resident} Bucksport. {Maine}
{Status} {Single}
{Remarks} taken prisoner May 19 1864; died in prison; never heard from"
P.428 "Kenny Depray, prisoner, never heard from"
email August 6 2011 from Kevin Frye:
Code No: 48648
Grave No: 0
Last Name: Depray
First Name: Kenneth
Rank: Private
Company: G
Regiment: 1
State: ME
Branch Of Service : Heavy Artillery
Date of Death:
Cause of Death:
Remarks* Died in an unknown Confederate prison
Reference: p 123 [435], 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY, 1903: 322
Place Captured: Petersburg, Virginia
Date Captured: 5/19/1864
Alternate Names:
Status: Died in an unknown Confederate prison
Muster date: 8/21/1862
Age at Muster: 19
More Information Available : NO
435 = Report of Adjutant General of the State of Maine 1864 and 1865
Kevin Frye
Andersonville Historian
www.angelfire.com/ga2/Andersonvilleprison/
See the National POW museum at Andersonville at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9RnYR8I-RE
Note_is memorilized on Buckport Maine New Field of Valor
The First Maine heavy artillery, 1861-1865: a history of its part and place ...By Horace H. Shaw, Charles J. House
record of Company C
P.322:
Kenny Depray,
{age} 19,
{resident} Bucksport. {Maine}
{Status} {Single}
{Remarks} taken prisoner May 19 1864; died in prison; never heard from"
P.428 "Kenny Depray, prisoner, never heard from"
email August 6 2011 from Kevin Frye:
Code No: 48648
Grave No: 0
Last Name: Depray
First Name: Kenneth
Rank: Private
Company: G
Regiment: 1
State: ME
Branch Of Service : Heavy Artillery
Date of Death:
Cause of Death:
Remarks* Died in an unknown Confederate prison
Reference: p 123 [435], 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY, 1903: 322
Place Captured: Petersburg, Virginia
Date Captured: 5/19/1864
Alternate Names:
Status: Died in an unknown Confederate prison
Muster date: 8/21/1862
Age at Muster: 19
More Information Available : NO
435 = Report of Adjutant General of the State of Maine 1864 and 1865
Kevin Frye
Andersonville Historian
www.angelfire.com/ga2/Andersonvilleprison/
See the National POW museum at Andersonville at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9RnYR8I-RE
Note_is memorilized on Buckport Maine New Field of Valor
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