CSA, Company E, 12th Georgia Cavalry
David Lewis Trundle was born in Blount County Tennessee.He was the son of James and Eleanor(Burns) Trundle.He was married Mary Jane Thompson and they were the parents of
Rachel Tennessee Trundle
Robert Thompson Trundle
James Wilson Trundle
Annie Eliza Trundle
Louisa Gardner Trundle
Sarah Frances Trundle
David Allison Trundle
William Henderson Trundle.
When he first came to Georgia he lived in Walker County, now Catoosa County, at the foot of Taylor's ridge,at the Ford of the Middle Chickamauga Creek. When the Civil War began he was living in the Peavine Community in Walker County Georgia and joined the 4th Georgia Cavalry.He was captured December 3 1863 near Knoxville Tennessee by Union Forces and became a POW, sent to Rock Island Illinois, a Federal prison, and died of smallpox on the 23rd of June,1864,he is buried in grave #252 south of the prison barracks. He never returned home to his family but he will always be remembered,a true son of the South who gave all.
David Lewis Trundle was born in Blount County Tennessee.He was the son of James and Eleanor(Burns) Trundle.He was married Mary Jane Thompson and they were the parents of
Rachel Tennessee Trundle
Robert Thompson Trundle
James Wilson Trundle
Annie Eliza Trundle
Louisa Gardner Trundle
Sarah Frances Trundle
David Allison Trundle
William Henderson Trundle.
When he first came to Georgia he lived in Walker County, now Catoosa County, at the foot of Taylor's ridge,at the Ford of the Middle Chickamauga Creek. When the Civil War began he was living in the Peavine Community in Walker County Georgia and joined the 4th Georgia Cavalry.He was captured December 3 1863 near Knoxville Tennessee by Union Forces and became a POW, sent to Rock Island Illinois, a Federal prison, and died of smallpox on the 23rd of June,1864,he is buried in grave #252 south of the prison barracks. He never returned home to his family but he will always be remembered,a true son of the South who gave all.
CSA, Company E, 12th Georgia Cavalry
David Lewis Trundle was born in Blount County Tennessee.He was the son of James and Eleanor(Burns) Trundle.He was married Mary Jane Thompson and they were the parents of
Rachel Tennessee Trundle
Robert Thompson Trundle
James Wilson Trundle
Annie Eliza Trundle
Louisa Gardner Trundle
Sarah Frances Trundle
David Allison Trundle
William Henderson Trundle.
When he first came to Georgia he lived in Walker County, now Catoosa County, at the foot of Taylor's ridge,at the Ford of the Middle Chickamauga Creek. When the Civil War began he was living in the Peavine Community in Walker County Georgia and joined the 4th Georgia Cavalry.He was captured December 3 1863 near Knoxville Tennessee by Union Forces and became a POW, sent to Rock Island Illinois, a Federal prison, and died of smallpox on the 23rd of June,1864,he is buried in grave #252 south of the prison barracks. He never returned home to his family but he will always be remembered,a true son of the South who gave all.
David Lewis Trundle was born in Blount County Tennessee.He was the son of James and Eleanor(Burns) Trundle.He was married Mary Jane Thompson and they were the parents of
Rachel Tennessee Trundle
Robert Thompson Trundle
James Wilson Trundle
Annie Eliza Trundle
Louisa Gardner Trundle
Sarah Frances Trundle
David Allison Trundle
William Henderson Trundle.
When he first came to Georgia he lived in Walker County, now Catoosa County, at the foot of Taylor's ridge,at the Ford of the Middle Chickamauga Creek. When the Civil War began he was living in the Peavine Community in Walker County Georgia and joined the 4th Georgia Cavalry.He was captured December 3 1863 near Knoxville Tennessee by Union Forces and became a POW, sent to Rock Island Illinois, a Federal prison, and died of smallpox on the 23rd of June,1864,he is buried in grave #252 south of the prison barracks. He never returned home to his family but he will always be remembered,a true son of the South who gave all.
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