Russell P Fellows (1838-1864) - Find a Grave Memorial

Russell P Fellows

Birth

15 Dec 1838

Cornwall, Litchfield County, Connecticut, USA

Death

30 Nov 1864 (aged 25)

Florence, Florence County, South Carolina, USA

Burial

Florence National Cemetery

Florence, Florence County, South Carolina, USA Add to Map

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Fellows, Russell P.; Corporal, Company K; Residence, Bristol, Connecticut; Enlisted August 9, 1862; Mustered August 24, 1862; Captured at Plymouth, NC, April 20, 1864; Died in prison, Florence, SC, November 30, 1864. (Ref: The Men of Connecticut in the War of Rebellion, 16th Reg.)
Federal records show that Corporal Russell Fellows was captured Apr 20, 1864 at Plymouth, SC imprisoned at Andersonville Prison and survived,then moved to Florence,SC. He died as a prisoner of war Florence, SC.

Russell Fellows may have been buried in a mass grave in Florence,SC.

FATHER: Ephraim Fellows Born 31 August 1803
Canaan, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA.
Died 18 July 1878
Torrington, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA.

MOTHER:Sabra Roberts Born 1803
Canaan, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA.
Died 8 April 1872
Torrington, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA.

Inscription

East side names, units, places, dates and ages:

MEMBERS OF BRISTOL CO. K. 16. REG. C.V.

CAPT. NEWTON S. MANROSS. KILLED AT ANTIETAM, SEPT. 17, 1862. Æ 37
HENRY ALDRICH. KILLED AT ANTIETAM, SEPT. 17, 1862. Æ 11
FRANK E. WILCOX. DIED IN HOSPITAL, NOV. 9, 1862. Æ 18

DIED PRISONERS OF WAR

LAWRENCE SHAINE. OF WOUNDS AT RALEIGH, N.C. JUNE 15, 1864. Æ 15
GEORGE A. GRAHAM. AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA. JULY 1, 1864. Æ 19
ADNA E. NICHOLS. AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA. AUG. 8, 1864. Æ 16
HENRY G. WAY. AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA. AUG. 18, 1864. Æ 19
HENRY A. ROBINSON. AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA. AUG. 21, 1864. Æ 18
CHARLES DAGNON. AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA. AUG. 21, 1864. Æ 50
MICHAEL CULLEN. AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA. AUG. 31, 1864. Æ 21
SILAS J. MATTHEWS. AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA. SEP. 10, 1864. Æ 22
KARL SCHUBERT. AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA. SEP. 29, 1864. Æ 26
WILLIAM EMMET. AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA. OCT. 27, 1864. Æ 23
FRANKLIN HAYS. AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA. OCT. 27, 1864. Æ 22

South side names, units, places, dates, and ages:

MEMBERS OF SUNDRY REGIMENTS

DIED IN HOSPITAL

HORACE E.L. LANE. CO. B. 5 REG. C.V. FEB. 23, 1862. Æ 19
PERCIVAL S. HILLS. CO. B. 5 REG. C.V. AUG. 23, 1862. Æ 40
WILLIAM O'BRIEN. CO. D. 5 REG. C.V. FEB. 26, 1864. Æ 28
ANSEL BARNES. CO. C. 7 REG. C.V. NOV. 6, 1864. Æ 24
JOHN T. BARRY. CO. C. 9 REG. C.V. NOV. 28, 1863. Æ 43
SILAS W. HUBBARD. CO. C. 10 REG. C.V. MCH. 28, 1863. Æ 19
GEORGE A. WILCOX. CO. C. 10 REG. C.V. DEC. 27, 1864. Æ 25
PHILOS B. JOHNSON. CO. C. 12 REG. C.V. DEC. 27, 1862. Æ 23
JAMES W. BLAKESLEY. CO. H. 13 REG. C.V. OCT. 20, 1863. Æ 21
JOHN L. GRIGGS. CO. G. 16 REG. C.V. SEPT. 1, 1862. Æ 19
LUCIUS F. OSBORNE. 1. HEAVY ART. JULY. 26, 1864. Æ 28
FRANCIS E. JOHNSON. 1. HEAVY ART. AUG. 29, 1865. Æ 30

West side names, unit, places, dates, and ages:

MEMBERS OF SUNDRY REGIMENTS

KILLED IN BATTLE

CHARLES W. CHEGINI. CO. B. 5 REG. C.V. AT CEDAR MOUNTAIN. AUG. 9, 1862. Æ 20
ROBERT O. LANE. CO. B. 5 REG. C.V. AT CEDAR MOUNTAIN. AUG. 9, 1862. Æ 26
ALFRED GOODRICH. CO. B. 5 REG. C.V. AT MARIETTA, GARY. JUNE 22, 1864. Æ 21
HORACE GRAY. CO. A. 7 REG. C.V. AT FORT WAGNER. JULY 12, 1863. Æ 31
LIEUT. FRANKLIN J. CANDEE. 2 HEAVY ART. AT WINCHESTER. SEPT. 19, 1864. Æ 26
NOBLE ANDRUS. 2 HEAVY ART. AT BATTLE CREEK. OCT. 19, 1864. Æ 54
JOHN G. HANSON. CO. A. 83 N.Y.V. AT 2 BULL RUN. AUG. 30, 1862. Æ 18
DWIGHT R. IVES. CO. C. 2 N.Y.V. AT 2 BULL RUN. AUG. 30, 1862. Æ 23
NORRIDON BENNET. CO. C. 2 N.Y.V. AT GETTYSBURGH. JULY. 2, 1863. Æ 32

BRISTOL. CO. I. 25 REG. C.V.

HENRY E. ROCKWELL. KILLED AT BATON ROUGE. MCH. 10, 1863. Æ 27
HENRY D. WRIGHT. KILLED AT IRISH BEND. APR. 14, 1863. Æ 21
CHARLES S. COOK. WOUNDED AT IRISH BEND & DIED . MAY 28, 1863. Æ 25
JOHN M. FRANCIS. DIED AT BATON ROUGE. JUNE 9, 1863. Æ 32

South side names, units, places, dates, and ages:

BRISTOL CO. K. 16. REG. C.V.

DIED PRISONERS OF WAR

WILLIS W. WAY. AT FLORENCE, S.C. SEP. 20, 1864. Æ 23
AMOS . FOSTER. AT FLORENCE, S.C. OCT. 22, 1864. Æ 29
CHARLES CHURCHILL JR. AT FLORENCE, S.C. NOV. 3, 1864. Æ 20
LYMAN H. PERKINS. AT FLORENCE, S.C. NOV. 20, 1864. Æ 37
RUSSELL P. FELLOWS. AT FLORENCE, S.C. NOV. 30, 1864. Æ 26 *******
SAMUEL F. RICHARDS. AT FLORENCE, S.C. DEC. 30, 1864. Æ 23
RICHARD H. MORSE. AT FLORENCE, S.C. FEB. 1, 1865. Æ 31
HENRY J. FUNK AT FLORENCE, S.C. FEB. 15, 1865. Æ 21
THOMAS W. STONE. AT CHARLESTON, S.C. OCT. 5, 1864. Æ 32
FRANCIS D. PARDEE. AT CHARLESTON, S.C. OCT. 5, 1864. Æ 19
MARTIN H. BLAKESLEY. AT CHARLESTON, S.C. DEC. 9, 1864. Æ 23
GEORGE S. NETTLETON. AT ANNAPOLIS, MD. DEC. 25, 1864. Æ 30
ARETUS CULVER. AT BRISTOL, CT. FEB. 9, 1865. Æ 45

LOST AT SEA

ELBERT SUTLIFF. ON THE GEN. LYON. MCH. 30, 1865. Æ 25
EDWARD SMITH. ON THE BLACK DIAMOND. APR. 24, 1865. Æ 21

Date Installed or Dedicated: 1/20/1866

Name of Government Entity or Private Organization that built the monument: City of Bristol, CT