Harvey S. McCarter was the first, but not the last, son of Minor and Mary Ann McCarter to die in the Civil War. He developed typhoid fever on duty at Centerville, Virginia and died.
His body was brought back home and buried in the Bethany A.R.P. graveyard. He held the rank of 2nd Sergeant in Company F of the KIngs Mountain Guards of the 5th Infantry Regiment of South Carolina Volunteers.
His body was brought back home and buried in the Bethany A.R.P. graveyard. He held the rank of 2nd Sergeant in Company F of the KIngs Mountain Guards of the 5th Infantry Regiment of South Carolina Volunteers.
Harvey S. McCarter was the first, but not the last, son of Minor and Mary Ann McCarter to die in the Civil War. He developed typhoid fever on duty at Centerville, Virginia and died.
His body was brought back home and buried in the Bethany A.R.P. graveyard. He held the rank of 2nd Sergeant in Company F of the KIngs Mountain Guards of the 5th Infantry Regiment of South Carolina Volunteers.
His body was brought back home and buried in the Bethany A.R.P. graveyard. He held the rank of 2nd Sergeant in Company F of the KIngs Mountain Guards of the 5th Infantry Regiment of South Carolina Volunteers.
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Harvy S. McCarter
who was a soldier in the Confederate Army
and died Nov. the 14th 1861
near Senterville, Va., aged 28 years & 22 days
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