Isaac Phinehas Fadely was the son of Jonathan Fadely and Catherine Six(Seix) of Shenandoah County, Virginia.

Siblings
1)Raphael
SOURCE: SHENANDOAH COUNTY CONFEDERATES
FADELY, RAPHAEL
born: circa 1831 died: 10 Mar 1865, pneumonia
Enlisted: 18 May 1861, Edinburg Rank: private
Unit: Co. F, 10th Virginia Infantry
POW May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; to Fort Delaware; exchanged 27 Feb 1865, City Point
Admitted Chimborazo Hospital #2, 6 Mar 1865 for pneumonia
He is buried in Oakwood Cemetery in Richmond Va which is on the grounds where the Chimborazo Hospital was located. He only lived 4 days from the time he was admitted. I have contacted the memorials manager giving the above information and requesting that he be linked to his parents.
2)Leahanna m. Samuel E. Mooney
3)Emeline never married buried with sister Amanda at St. Jacobs
4)Isaac (order of birth)served with the Confederacy
5)William Lafayette - never married - died of wounds rec'd at First Manassas
6)Amanda Elizabeth - never married buried with sister
Emeline at St. Jacobs
7)David Dillman m. Julia Helsey Frye buried at St. Jacobs
8)John Henry
9)Mary C
Half siblings from his father's marriage to Sybilla (Savilla) Helsley Frye
Uriah Jonathan m. Lillie Brumbaugh
Salome m. P. Thomas Matthews
Selina m. Levi Samuel Miller

Occupation Shoemaker

Married Elizabeth M. Helsley, daughter of Philip C. Helsley and Elizabeth Foltz Helsley, of Columbia Furnace on Aug 24, 1869.

Children with Elizabeth Helsley
1) John Sampson Fadely b. Jan 14, 1870-d. April 8, 1937 m. Lucy A. George on 28 Mar 1900 d. of John W. & Mary C. George
2) Charles W. Fadely abt 1872
3) Vertie Alice Fadely (1873-1925) m. Russell W. Rittenour on May 13, 1894 son of Calvin J. and Sarah C. Rittenour of Shenandoah County, Va
4) Robert L. Fadely on Feb 17, 1875 - Jun 24, 1875

Sadly, his wife died within 10 days of the birth of their fourth child and she was buried in the Helsley Family Cemetery near Columbia Furnace, Va.

Isaac Phinehas Fadely had served in the Civil War and reached the rank of Corporal with Co. K, 33rd Infantry. He was wounded 21 Jul 1861 at Manassas, VA and had his right leg amputated. He died 6 Feb 1907 at the Richmond Soldier's Home and is buried in the Hollywood Cemetery at Richmond, VA

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SH: # 13063144 This memorial was originally created by Scott Hutchinson. Alternate spelling of his last name Fadeley - possibly from NPS Soldiers & Sailors Index. Thanks to E49 for pointing out the duplication!


According to family records around 1880 he had a child with Sarah Estep.


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The following was received ON 5-8-2017 from
Find A Grave contributor Billy Barber Contributor #47223426


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FADELY, ISAAC P.
died: 6 Feb 1906, Richmond Soldier's Home resident of St. Jacob's Church area, Shenandoah County
buried: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond
Parents: Jonathan & Catherine Fadely Wife: Elizabeth M. Helsley
Enlisted: 15 Jun 1861 Rank: corporal
Unit: Co. K, 33rd Virginia Infantry
wounded 21 Jul 1861, Manassas; right leg amputated


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