First Marriage: Texas Marriage Index, 1824-2014: Groom: John H Brantley. Bride: Mary Stone. Married: 24 Jan 1861. Place: Red River County, Texas.
John H (Henry) Brantley signed up at a mass meeting that was held in the Savannah Community on 22 June 1861. This company of volunteers were known as the Savannah Blues. It was one of nine companies of volunteers preparing for service in the Confederate Army in Red River Co, Texas. There were fourteen officers and ninety-seven men. John H Brantley was listed as a Second Lieutenant and also as a Private.
John A (H) Brantley married Sarah A Peek on 9 May 1869 in Red River Co, Texas (from County Clerks Marriage Book B page 293). In about 1904 when Texas approved Confederate pensions for soldiers widows, Mrs S A Brantley applied for and received one #29204.
John H (Henry) Brantley signed up at a mass meeting that was held in the Savannah Community on 22 June 1861. This company of volunteers were known as the Savannah Blues. It was one of nine companies of volunteers preparing for service in the Confederate Army in Red River Co, Texas. There were fourteen officers and ninety-seven men. John H Brantley was listed as a Second Lieutenant and also as a Private.
John A (H) Brantley married Sarah A Peek on 9 May 1869 in Red River Co, Texas (from County Clerks Marriage Book B page 293). In about 1904 when Texas approved Confederate pensions for soldiers widows, Mrs S A Brantley applied for and received one #29204.
First Marriage: Texas Marriage Index, 1824-2014: Groom: John H Brantley. Bride: Mary Stone. Married: 24 Jan 1861. Place: Red River County, Texas.
John H (Henry) Brantley signed up at a mass meeting that was held in the Savannah Community on 22 June 1861. This company of volunteers were known as the Savannah Blues. It was one of nine companies of volunteers preparing for service in the Confederate Army in Red River Co, Texas. There were fourteen officers and ninety-seven men. John H Brantley was listed as a Second Lieutenant and also as a Private.
John A (H) Brantley married Sarah A Peek on 9 May 1869 in Red River Co, Texas (from County Clerks Marriage Book B page 293). In about 1904 when Texas approved Confederate pensions for soldiers widows, Mrs S A Brantley applied for and received one #29204.
John H (Henry) Brantley signed up at a mass meeting that was held in the Savannah Community on 22 June 1861. This company of volunteers were known as the Savannah Blues. It was one of nine companies of volunteers preparing for service in the Confederate Army in Red River Co, Texas. There were fourteen officers and ninety-seven men. John H Brantley was listed as a Second Lieutenant and also as a Private.
John A (H) Brantley married Sarah A Peek on 9 May 1869 in Red River Co, Texas (from County Clerks Marriage Book B page 293). In about 1904 when Texas approved Confederate pensions for soldiers widows, Mrs S A Brantley applied for and received one #29204.
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