Co. F
23rd ALA INF.
CSA Co. F,23 ALA Infantry, CSA
The land was once William Edward & Emily Ann Ellis' land. A. J. Ellis took care of Emily Ann Ellis after William Edward died. All of the children signed their portion of the land over to A. J. Ellis because he was taking care of their mom.
Andrew Jackson Ellis was at Appomattox and surrendered with Lee's army. He had enlisted in 1863. Discharged April 09, 1865 when paroled by the U. S. Army.
He is listed on page 95, right column of "The Appomattox Paroles April 9-15, 1865," authored by William G. Nine and Robert G. Wilson. ISBN-0-930919-69-6. These are the men who were at Appomattox and surrendered with Lee.
Andrew and Susan were married on Dec. 17, 1866 and had 6 children:
Willie E. Ellis (1867-1915)
George Eugene Ellis (1869-1951)
Mary Emily Ellis Salter (1871-1938)
Ida Ellis Bargainer (1873-1941)
Media Ellis (1876-1933)
Herbert Sebastian Ellis (1878-1938)
23rd ALA INF.
CSA Co. F,23 ALA Infantry, CSA
The land was once William Edward & Emily Ann Ellis' land. A. J. Ellis took care of Emily Ann Ellis after William Edward died. All of the children signed their portion of the land over to A. J. Ellis because he was taking care of their mom.
Andrew Jackson Ellis was at Appomattox and surrendered with Lee's army. He had enlisted in 1863. Discharged April 09, 1865 when paroled by the U. S. Army.
He is listed on page 95, right column of "The Appomattox Paroles April 9-15, 1865," authored by William G. Nine and Robert G. Wilson. ISBN-0-930919-69-6. These are the men who were at Appomattox and surrendered with Lee.
Andrew and Susan were married on Dec. 17, 1866 and had 6 children:
Willie E. Ellis (1867-1915)
George Eugene Ellis (1869-1951)
Mary Emily Ellis Salter (1871-1938)
Ida Ellis Bargainer (1873-1941)
Media Ellis (1876-1933)
Herbert Sebastian Ellis (1878-1938)
Co. F
23rd ALA INF.
CSA Co. F,23 ALA Infantry, CSA
The land was once William Edward & Emily Ann Ellis' land. A. J. Ellis took care of Emily Ann Ellis after William Edward died. All of the children signed their portion of the land over to A. J. Ellis because he was taking care of their mom.
Andrew Jackson Ellis was at Appomattox and surrendered with Lee's army. He had enlisted in 1863. Discharged April 09, 1865 when paroled by the U. S. Army.
He is listed on page 95, right column of "The Appomattox Paroles April 9-15, 1865," authored by William G. Nine and Robert G. Wilson. ISBN-0-930919-69-6. These are the men who were at Appomattox and surrendered with Lee.
Andrew and Susan were married on Dec. 17, 1866 and had 6 children:
Willie E. Ellis (1867-1915)
George Eugene Ellis (1869-1951)
Mary Emily Ellis Salter (1871-1938)
Ida Ellis Bargainer (1873-1941)
Media Ellis (1876-1933)
Herbert Sebastian Ellis (1878-1938)
23rd ALA INF.
CSA Co. F,23 ALA Infantry, CSA
The land was once William Edward & Emily Ann Ellis' land. A. J. Ellis took care of Emily Ann Ellis after William Edward died. All of the children signed their portion of the land over to A. J. Ellis because he was taking care of their mom.
Andrew Jackson Ellis was at Appomattox and surrendered with Lee's army. He had enlisted in 1863. Discharged April 09, 1865 when paroled by the U. S. Army.
He is listed on page 95, right column of "The Appomattox Paroles April 9-15, 1865," authored by William G. Nine and Robert G. Wilson. ISBN-0-930919-69-6. These are the men who were at Appomattox and surrendered with Lee.
Andrew and Susan were married on Dec. 17, 1866 and had 6 children:
Willie E. Ellis (1867-1915)
George Eugene Ellis (1869-1951)
Mary Emily Ellis Salter (1871-1938)
Ida Ellis Bargainer (1873-1941)
Media Ellis (1876-1933)
Herbert Sebastian Ellis (1878-1938)
Inscription
ANDREW J. ELLIS
CO F
23 ALA INF
C.S.A.
Gravesite Details
Andrew Jackson's grave was dug up at an unknown time by grave robbers hoping that he had been buried with money or other valuables. The land owner filled the grave back in upon discovery.
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