His enlistment in the Confederate Army was on 4 July 1861.
He served in the 2nd Company H 60th Virginia Regiment of Infantry, which was formed from men of Mercer county.
He was mortally wounded on 30 June 1862 at Frasures(?), a battle fought in defense of Richmond, Virginia.
A notation was made of him being in Richmond Hospital by 31 August 1862. He died of his wounds 14 October 1862.
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The above research was done by George's third cousin, the late Glennis Walker. The spelling of the place of battle may be slightly off, it appears differently in various sources; probably Frayser's Farm, Henrico county, Virginia. Some of the men who died at Winder Hospital were buried at Richmond in Hollywood Cemetery - not all had markers. His uncle Council Walker Bailey died there. Council died on 26 September 1862.
George was the grandson of George C. Bailey of Mercer county and was probably named for him. It is believed that George was not yet married when he perished at the age of 22.
He was the brother of Emezella, Mercena F., Chrispi Anos, Thompson L., Burrell U., Council K., Amanda J., Gaston P., Ira W., James B., and Charles W. J. Walker.
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The cemetery lists George C. Walker, born in 1840, died on 15 October 1862 - date of burial unknown.
Soldiers' Section, Lot Unknown.
Confederate Soldier.
State: Virginia.
Regiment: 60th.
Company: H.
See also: Confederate monument within Hollywood Cemetery.
An image of this has been added to the Hollywood photos.
His enlistment in the Confederate Army was on 4 July 1861.
He served in the 2nd Company H 60th Virginia Regiment of Infantry, which was formed from men of Mercer county.
He was mortally wounded on 30 June 1862 at Frasures(?), a battle fought in defense of Richmond, Virginia.
A notation was made of him being in Richmond Hospital by 31 August 1862. He died of his wounds 14 October 1862.
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The above research was done by George's third cousin, the late Glennis Walker. The spelling of the place of battle may be slightly off, it appears differently in various sources; probably Frayser's Farm, Henrico county, Virginia. Some of the men who died at Winder Hospital were buried at Richmond in Hollywood Cemetery - not all had markers. His uncle Council Walker Bailey died there. Council died on 26 September 1862.
George was the grandson of George C. Bailey of Mercer county and was probably named for him. It is believed that George was not yet married when he perished at the age of 22.
He was the brother of Emezella, Mercena F., Chrispi Anos, Thompson L., Burrell U., Council K., Amanda J., Gaston P., Ira W., James B., and Charles W. J. Walker.
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The cemetery lists George C. Walker, born in 1840, died on 15 October 1862 - date of burial unknown.
Soldiers' Section, Lot Unknown.
Confederate Soldier.
State: Virginia.
Regiment: 60th.
Company: H.
See also: Confederate monument within Hollywood Cemetery.
An image of this has been added to the Hollywood photos.
Inscription
Soldiers' section, Lot Unknown
Gravesite Details
There may not be any marker
Family Members
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Mercenia Frances Walker Dillon
1837–1903
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Chrispi Anos Walker
1841–1901
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Thompson Lawson Walker
1843–1916
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Burrell U. Walker
1845–1928
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Burrell U. Walker
1845–1928
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Council K. Walker
1848–1883
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Amanda Jane Walker McComas
1851–1920
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Gaston Pierce Walker
1853–1930
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Ira Willis Walker
1855–1926
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James Buchanan Walker
1857–1930
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Charles Willie Jasper Walker
1859–1942
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