The Civil War information that used to be on the Shelby County site gives this information:
Mary L. Hardage
Born December 1853 Arkansas
Died/Buried 10/27/1919 Timpson, Woodlawn Cemetery, Shelby County
Spouse: William Lumpkin Hardage, m. 9/30/1874 Leake County, Mississippi
Pension: # 34721
William Lumpkin Hardage
Born 7/3/1840 Marion County, Georgia
Died/Buried 6/2/1917 Timpson, Woodlawn Cemetery, Timpson
Spouse: Mary L. m. 9/30/1874 Leake County, Mississippi
Service: Co. I, 5th Mississippi Regiment Volunteers. Enlisted August 1862. Surrendered with General Joseph Johnston at Greensboro, North Carolina in 1865
Pension: # 18345
I checked out what I could of the above information and found:
William L. Hardage b. Georgia, in 1850 census, Marion County, GA; in 1880, 1900, 1910 censuses, Shelby County, Texas
W. L. Hardage married Mary L. Brown on 30 Sep 1875, Leake County, Mississippi; Mississippi Marriages, on ancestry.com
William Lumpkin Hardage, Shelby County, Texas, Confederate Pension App # 18345, and
Mary Hardage, wife of William Lumpkin Hardage, Confederate Pension App # 34721; both in Texas State Archives records online.
The pension application file # 18345, for W. L. Hardage, is now on ancestry.com, and gives this info:
He enlisted July 20, 1861, served as Private in Company K, 5th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry, CSA; paroled May 1, 1865.
"surrendered with General Joseph N. Johnston, at Greensboro N.C. in the year 1865."
He was born in Marion County, Georgia. Moved to Texas in 1879; lived in Timpson, Texas, since 1879.
The file also includes a letter from his son, Z. P. Hardage, stating that his father, W. L. Hardage, died on June 2, 1917. A mortuary warrant was issued on July 14, 1917, to pay for "1 casket $30.00." Cause of death was "mitral regurgitation of the heart."
If you care to use any of this information, perhaps it will be helpful to other researchers, at least his full name, and that he was a private, Co K, 5th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry, CSA.
Above information courtesy of Sheron Smith-Savage.
Mary L. Hardage
Born December 1853 Arkansas
Died/Buried 10/27/1919 Timpson, Woodlawn Cemetery, Shelby County
Spouse: William Lumpkin Hardage, m. 9/30/1874 Leake County, Mississippi
Pension: # 34721
William Lumpkin Hardage
Born 7/3/1840 Marion County, Georgia
Died/Buried 6/2/1917 Timpson, Woodlawn Cemetery, Timpson
Spouse: Mary L. m. 9/30/1874 Leake County, Mississippi
Service: Co. I, 5th Mississippi Regiment Volunteers. Enlisted August 1862. Surrendered with General Joseph Johnston at Greensboro, North Carolina in 1865
Pension: # 18345
I checked out what I could of the above information and found:
William L. Hardage b. Georgia, in 1850 census, Marion County, GA; in 1880, 1900, 1910 censuses, Shelby County, Texas
W. L. Hardage married Mary L. Brown on 30 Sep 1875, Leake County, Mississippi; Mississippi Marriages, on ancestry.com
William Lumpkin Hardage, Shelby County, Texas, Confederate Pension App # 18345, and
Mary Hardage, wife of William Lumpkin Hardage, Confederate Pension App # 34721; both in Texas State Archives records online.
The pension application file # 18345, for W. L. Hardage, is now on ancestry.com, and gives this info:
He enlisted July 20, 1861, served as Private in Company K, 5th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry, CSA; paroled May 1, 1865.
"surrendered with General Joseph N. Johnston, at Greensboro N.C. in the year 1865."
He was born in Marion County, Georgia. Moved to Texas in 1879; lived in Timpson, Texas, since 1879.
The file also includes a letter from his son, Z. P. Hardage, stating that his father, W. L. Hardage, died on June 2, 1917. A mortuary warrant was issued on July 14, 1917, to pay for "1 casket $30.00." Cause of death was "mitral regurgitation of the heart."
If you care to use any of this information, perhaps it will be helpful to other researchers, at least his full name, and that he was a private, Co K, 5th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry, CSA.
Above information courtesy of Sheron Smith-Savage.
The Civil War information that used to be on the Shelby County site gives this information:
Mary L. Hardage
Born December 1853 Arkansas
Died/Buried 10/27/1919 Timpson, Woodlawn Cemetery, Shelby County
Spouse: William Lumpkin Hardage, m. 9/30/1874 Leake County, Mississippi
Pension: # 34721
William Lumpkin Hardage
Born 7/3/1840 Marion County, Georgia
Died/Buried 6/2/1917 Timpson, Woodlawn Cemetery, Timpson
Spouse: Mary L. m. 9/30/1874 Leake County, Mississippi
Service: Co. I, 5th Mississippi Regiment Volunteers. Enlisted August 1862. Surrendered with General Joseph Johnston at Greensboro, North Carolina in 1865
Pension: # 18345
I checked out what I could of the above information and found:
William L. Hardage b. Georgia, in 1850 census, Marion County, GA; in 1880, 1900, 1910 censuses, Shelby County, Texas
W. L. Hardage married Mary L. Brown on 30 Sep 1875, Leake County, Mississippi; Mississippi Marriages, on ancestry.com
William Lumpkin Hardage, Shelby County, Texas, Confederate Pension App # 18345, and
Mary Hardage, wife of William Lumpkin Hardage, Confederate Pension App # 34721; both in Texas State Archives records online.
The pension application file # 18345, for W. L. Hardage, is now on ancestry.com, and gives this info:
He enlisted July 20, 1861, served as Private in Company K, 5th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry, CSA; paroled May 1, 1865.
"surrendered with General Joseph N. Johnston, at Greensboro N.C. in the year 1865."
He was born in Marion County, Georgia. Moved to Texas in 1879; lived in Timpson, Texas, since 1879.
The file also includes a letter from his son, Z. P. Hardage, stating that his father, W. L. Hardage, died on June 2, 1917. A mortuary warrant was issued on July 14, 1917, to pay for "1 casket $30.00." Cause of death was "mitral regurgitation of the heart."
If you care to use any of this information, perhaps it will be helpful to other researchers, at least his full name, and that he was a private, Co K, 5th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry, CSA.
Above information courtesy of Sheron Smith-Savage.
Mary L. Hardage
Born December 1853 Arkansas
Died/Buried 10/27/1919 Timpson, Woodlawn Cemetery, Shelby County
Spouse: William Lumpkin Hardage, m. 9/30/1874 Leake County, Mississippi
Pension: # 34721
William Lumpkin Hardage
Born 7/3/1840 Marion County, Georgia
Died/Buried 6/2/1917 Timpson, Woodlawn Cemetery, Timpson
Spouse: Mary L. m. 9/30/1874 Leake County, Mississippi
Service: Co. I, 5th Mississippi Regiment Volunteers. Enlisted August 1862. Surrendered with General Joseph Johnston at Greensboro, North Carolina in 1865
Pension: # 18345
I checked out what I could of the above information and found:
William L. Hardage b. Georgia, in 1850 census, Marion County, GA; in 1880, 1900, 1910 censuses, Shelby County, Texas
W. L. Hardage married Mary L. Brown on 30 Sep 1875, Leake County, Mississippi; Mississippi Marriages, on ancestry.com
William Lumpkin Hardage, Shelby County, Texas, Confederate Pension App # 18345, and
Mary Hardage, wife of William Lumpkin Hardage, Confederate Pension App # 34721; both in Texas State Archives records online.
The pension application file # 18345, for W. L. Hardage, is now on ancestry.com, and gives this info:
He enlisted July 20, 1861, served as Private in Company K, 5th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry, CSA; paroled May 1, 1865.
"surrendered with General Joseph N. Johnston, at Greensboro N.C. in the year 1865."
He was born in Marion County, Georgia. Moved to Texas in 1879; lived in Timpson, Texas, since 1879.
The file also includes a letter from his son, Z. P. Hardage, stating that his father, W. L. Hardage, died on June 2, 1917. A mortuary warrant was issued on July 14, 1917, to pay for "1 casket $30.00." Cause of death was "mitral regurgitation of the heart."
If you care to use any of this information, perhaps it will be helpful to other researchers, at least his full name, and that he was a private, Co K, 5th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry, CSA.
Above information courtesy of Sheron Smith-Savage.
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