Died at St. Louis Hospital while a Prisoner of War. Private in Company H, 19th Texas Infantry.
Birth year of 1842 is approximate, based on census and age when he joined the Confederate army.
There were 132 Confederate prisoners of war interred in Chalmette National Cemetery. In 1868, the Ladies Benevolent Association of New Orleans received permission to remove the Confederate remains to the Cypress Grove Cemetery in New Orleans.
Birth year of 1842 is approximate, based on census and age when he joined the Confederate army.
There were 132 Confederate prisoners of war interred in Chalmette National Cemetery. In 1868, the Ladies Benevolent Association of New Orleans received permission to remove the Confederate remains to the Cypress Grove Cemetery in New Orleans.
Died at St. Louis Hospital while a Prisoner of War. Private in Company H, 19th Texas Infantry.
Birth year of 1842 is approximate, based on census and age when he joined the Confederate army.
There were 132 Confederate prisoners of war interred in Chalmette National Cemetery. In 1868, the Ladies Benevolent Association of New Orleans received permission to remove the Confederate remains to the Cypress Grove Cemetery in New Orleans.
Birth year of 1842 is approximate, based on census and age when he joined the Confederate army.
There were 132 Confederate prisoners of war interred in Chalmette National Cemetery. In 1868, the Ladies Benevolent Association of New Orleans received permission to remove the Confederate remains to the Cypress Grove Cemetery in New Orleans.
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