Son of Wyatt Jarrett and Frances Burnett. They were married in Pittsylvania Co.VA in 1813.
Married Martha Ann Baker in 1854 in Henry Co.VA. They had 8 children.
Name: Henry F Jarratt
Enlistment Date: 11 April 1862
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Confederacy
State Served: Virginia
Birth Date: 17 August 1827
Death Date: 23 July 1916
Unit Numbers: 765 765
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 11 April 1862
Drafted in on 11 April 1862.
Absent, sick on 20 August 1862
Hospitalized on 02 October 1862 at Danville, VA Hospl (With dropsy, sent to private quarters)
Furloughed on 25 October 1862 (20 days to Henry County)
Returned on 13 November 1862
Surrendered on 09 April 1865 in Appomattox Court House, VA
Leaving his wife and 4 children behind he enlisted into Company B 16th REG VA INF on 11 Apr.1862 at a place called Huger Barracks,VA. On Oct.2nd, suffering from dropsy he entered Danville, VA. hospital and on Oct 25th 1862 he received a furlough and went home. He returned to service on Nov.13th 1862 and was in the war for the duration and surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA. on 9 Apr. 1865. He came home and they had 4 more children.
On Sunday July 23rd 1916, the Death Angel hovered around the bedside at the home of Mrs. James Morrison and took the spirit of Mr. Dock Jarrett, and he is sleeping now on that beautiful shore where there will be neither sickness, pain, sorrow nor death.
The deceased left this life lacking a few days of being 90 years old. Mr Jarrett was a devoted father and was a kind hearted friend and neighbor to all whom he met.
Mr. Jarrett leaves one brother and one sister, Miss Bettie Jarrett and Mr. Patrick Jarrett, and five children: Mr. Billie Jarrett, Mr. George Jarrett, and Mrs. Fannie Morrison, Mrs. Susan Spencer and Mrs. Kate Ingram, besides many grandchildren and a host of friends and relatives to morn his departure.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Chapman. The pall bearers were Messrs Tug Massie, Ben Turner, John Philpott, Sam Craig, Starling Wells. The flower bearers were Messrs P.G.Wright, Thomas Koger, P.T.Blackwell, Green McGhee, Oscar McGhee, John Eanes and Jim Wells.
The remains were laid to rest at Black Berry Baptist Church by the side of his companion Mrs. Martha Jarrett to await the resurrection morn.
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Married Martha Ann Baker in 1854 in Henry Co.VA. They had 8 children.
Name: Henry F Jarratt
Enlistment Date: 11 April 1862
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Confederacy
State Served: Virginia
Birth Date: 17 August 1827
Death Date: 23 July 1916
Unit Numbers: 765 765
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 11 April 1862
Drafted in on 11 April 1862.
Absent, sick on 20 August 1862
Hospitalized on 02 October 1862 at Danville, VA Hospl (With dropsy, sent to private quarters)
Furloughed on 25 October 1862 (20 days to Henry County)
Returned on 13 November 1862
Surrendered on 09 April 1865 in Appomattox Court House, VA
Leaving his wife and 4 children behind he enlisted into Company B 16th REG VA INF on 11 Apr.1862 at a place called Huger Barracks,VA. On Oct.2nd, suffering from dropsy he entered Danville, VA. hospital and on Oct 25th 1862 he received a furlough and went home. He returned to service on Nov.13th 1862 and was in the war for the duration and surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA. on 9 Apr. 1865. He came home and they had 4 more children.
On Sunday July 23rd 1916, the Death Angel hovered around the bedside at the home of Mrs. James Morrison and took the spirit of Mr. Dock Jarrett, and he is sleeping now on that beautiful shore where there will be neither sickness, pain, sorrow nor death.
The deceased left this life lacking a few days of being 90 years old. Mr Jarrett was a devoted father and was a kind hearted friend and neighbor to all whom he met.
Mr. Jarrett leaves one brother and one sister, Miss Bettie Jarrett and Mr. Patrick Jarrett, and five children: Mr. Billie Jarrett, Mr. George Jarrett, and Mrs. Fannie Morrison, Mrs. Susan Spencer and Mrs. Kate Ingram, besides many grandchildren and a host of friends and relatives to morn his departure.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Chapman. The pall bearers were Messrs Tug Massie, Ben Turner, John Philpott, Sam Craig, Starling Wells. The flower bearers were Messrs P.G.Wright, Thomas Koger, P.T.Blackwell, Green McGhee, Oscar McGhee, John Eanes and Jim Wells.
The remains were laid to rest at Black Berry Baptist Church by the side of his companion Mrs. Martha Jarrett to await the resurrection morn.
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Son of Wyatt Jarrett and Frances Burnett. They were married in Pittsylvania Co.VA in 1813.
Married Martha Ann Baker in 1854 in Henry Co.VA. They had 8 children.
Name: Henry F Jarratt
Enlistment Date: 11 April 1862
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Confederacy
State Served: Virginia
Birth Date: 17 August 1827
Death Date: 23 July 1916
Unit Numbers: 765 765
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 11 April 1862
Drafted in on 11 April 1862.
Absent, sick on 20 August 1862
Hospitalized on 02 October 1862 at Danville, VA Hospl (With dropsy, sent to private quarters)
Furloughed on 25 October 1862 (20 days to Henry County)
Returned on 13 November 1862
Surrendered on 09 April 1865 in Appomattox Court House, VA
Leaving his wife and 4 children behind he enlisted into Company B 16th REG VA INF on 11 Apr.1862 at a place called Huger Barracks,VA. On Oct.2nd, suffering from dropsy he entered Danville, VA. hospital and on Oct 25th 1862 he received a furlough and went home. He returned to service on Nov.13th 1862 and was in the war for the duration and surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA. on 9 Apr. 1865. He came home and they had 4 more children.
On Sunday July 23rd 1916, the Death Angel hovered around the bedside at the home of Mrs. James Morrison and took the spirit of Mr. Dock Jarrett, and he is sleeping now on that beautiful shore where there will be neither sickness, pain, sorrow nor death.
The deceased left this life lacking a few days of being 90 years old. Mr Jarrett was a devoted father and was a kind hearted friend and neighbor to all whom he met.
Mr. Jarrett leaves one brother and one sister, Miss Bettie Jarrett and Mr. Patrick Jarrett, and five children: Mr. Billie Jarrett, Mr. George Jarrett, and Mrs. Fannie Morrison, Mrs. Susan Spencer and Mrs. Kate Ingram, besides many grandchildren and a host of friends and relatives to morn his departure.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Chapman. The pall bearers were Messrs Tug Massie, Ben Turner, John Philpott, Sam Craig, Starling Wells. The flower bearers were Messrs P.G.Wright, Thomas Koger, P.T.Blackwell, Green McGhee, Oscar McGhee, John Eanes and Jim Wells.
The remains were laid to rest at Black Berry Baptist Church by the side of his companion Mrs. Martha Jarrett to await the resurrection morn.
.
Married Martha Ann Baker in 1854 in Henry Co.VA. They had 8 children.
Name: Henry F Jarratt
Enlistment Date: 11 April 1862
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Confederacy
State Served: Virginia
Birth Date: 17 August 1827
Death Date: 23 July 1916
Unit Numbers: 765 765
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 11 April 1862
Drafted in on 11 April 1862.
Absent, sick on 20 August 1862
Hospitalized on 02 October 1862 at Danville, VA Hospl (With dropsy, sent to private quarters)
Furloughed on 25 October 1862 (20 days to Henry County)
Returned on 13 November 1862
Surrendered on 09 April 1865 in Appomattox Court House, VA
Leaving his wife and 4 children behind he enlisted into Company B 16th REG VA INF on 11 Apr.1862 at a place called Huger Barracks,VA. On Oct.2nd, suffering from dropsy he entered Danville, VA. hospital and on Oct 25th 1862 he received a furlough and went home. He returned to service on Nov.13th 1862 and was in the war for the duration and surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA. on 9 Apr. 1865. He came home and they had 4 more children.
On Sunday July 23rd 1916, the Death Angel hovered around the bedside at the home of Mrs. James Morrison and took the spirit of Mr. Dock Jarrett, and he is sleeping now on that beautiful shore where there will be neither sickness, pain, sorrow nor death.
The deceased left this life lacking a few days of being 90 years old. Mr Jarrett was a devoted father and was a kind hearted friend and neighbor to all whom he met.
Mr. Jarrett leaves one brother and one sister, Miss Bettie Jarrett and Mr. Patrick Jarrett, and five children: Mr. Billie Jarrett, Mr. George Jarrett, and Mrs. Fannie Morrison, Mrs. Susan Spencer and Mrs. Kate Ingram, besides many grandchildren and a host of friends and relatives to morn his departure.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Chapman. The pall bearers were Messrs Tug Massie, Ben Turner, John Philpott, Sam Craig, Starling Wells. The flower bearers were Messrs P.G.Wright, Thomas Koger, P.T.Blackwell, Green McGhee, Oscar McGhee, John Eanes and Jim Wells.
The remains were laid to rest at Black Berry Baptist Church by the side of his companion Mrs. Martha Jarrett to await the resurrection morn.
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