"The remains of Capt. Albert Ellery, who fell in one of the fights on Tuesday night, were interred in Hollywood Cemetery.--They were followed to their lasting resting place by the battalion of which he was a member, and Smith's Battalion Band.--Among the pall-bearers we noticed Marshal Kane and Dr. Chas. Magill." (The Daily Dispatch, March 4, 1864, Richmond, VA)
"The remains of Capt. Albert Ellery, who fell in one of the fights on Tuesday night, were interred in Hollywood Cemetery.--They were followed to their lasting resting place by the battalion of which he was a member, and Smith's Battalion Band.--Among the pall-bearers we noticed Marshal Kane and Dr. Chas. Magill." (The Daily Dispatch, March 4, 1864, Richmond, VA)
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Co. D, 3rd Battalion, F.L.D., C.S. Killed at Glenburnie . . . Aged 53 Years.
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