His parents were William Monroe Dodson born c.1810 and Elizabeth Harmon b. c.1814 Tenn.
In the 1860 census Anderson, Tenn.-William 50, Elizabeth 47, and children, Rhoda J. 25, Vernon M. 23,
Bonum H. 20, Marton J. 18, Martha L. 16, Henry M. 13, Robert B. 11, Mary E. 9, Sarah E. 6.
Vernon enlisted in the C.S.A. Sept. 1862 in Knoxville, Tenn. for 3 years in Co. L.4th. Reg. 8th Tenn Cal. He was captured at Mcleans Gap, Ringold, Georgia April 10th. 1864 and transfered to Camp Morton Ind., where he was paroled March 10 1865. The 8th. was also called the 4th. (See, Find A Grave Memorial# 12914543
Bonum H. was a Pvt. in Co. E 19th Tenn. Inf.
Henry M. was a Pvt. in Co. C 16th. Tenn. Cav. (Confederate Penson App. #7833)
Henry was a farmer and rased strawberrys. His home place was turned into a cemetery in Cardiff
In the 1860 census Anderson, Tenn.-William 50, Elizabeth 47, and children, Rhoda J. 25, Vernon M. 23,
Bonum H. 20, Marton J. 18, Martha L. 16, Henry M. 13, Robert B. 11, Mary E. 9, Sarah E. 6.
Vernon enlisted in the C.S.A. Sept. 1862 in Knoxville, Tenn. for 3 years in Co. L.4th. Reg. 8th Tenn Cal. He was captured at Mcleans Gap, Ringold, Georgia April 10th. 1864 and transfered to Camp Morton Ind., where he was paroled March 10 1865. The 8th. was also called the 4th. (See, Find A Grave Memorial# 12914543
Bonum H. was a Pvt. in Co. E 19th Tenn. Inf.
Henry M. was a Pvt. in Co. C 16th. Tenn. Cav. (Confederate Penson App. #7833)
Henry was a farmer and rased strawberrys. His home place was turned into a cemetery in Cardiff
His parents were William Monroe Dodson born c.1810 and Elizabeth Harmon b. c.1814 Tenn.
In the 1860 census Anderson, Tenn.-William 50, Elizabeth 47, and children, Rhoda J. 25, Vernon M. 23,
Bonum H. 20, Marton J. 18, Martha L. 16, Henry M. 13, Robert B. 11, Mary E. 9, Sarah E. 6.
Vernon enlisted in the C.S.A. Sept. 1862 in Knoxville, Tenn. for 3 years in Co. L.4th. Reg. 8th Tenn Cal. He was captured at Mcleans Gap, Ringold, Georgia April 10th. 1864 and transfered to Camp Morton Ind., where he was paroled March 10 1865. The 8th. was also called the 4th. (See, Find A Grave Memorial# 12914543
Bonum H. was a Pvt. in Co. E 19th Tenn. Inf.
Henry M. was a Pvt. in Co. C 16th. Tenn. Cav. (Confederate Penson App. #7833)
Henry was a farmer and rased strawberrys. His home place was turned into a cemetery in Cardiff
In the 1860 census Anderson, Tenn.-William 50, Elizabeth 47, and children, Rhoda J. 25, Vernon M. 23,
Bonum H. 20, Marton J. 18, Martha L. 16, Henry M. 13, Robert B. 11, Mary E. 9, Sarah E. 6.
Vernon enlisted in the C.S.A. Sept. 1862 in Knoxville, Tenn. for 3 years in Co. L.4th. Reg. 8th Tenn Cal. He was captured at Mcleans Gap, Ringold, Georgia April 10th. 1864 and transfered to Camp Morton Ind., where he was paroled March 10 1865. The 8th. was also called the 4th. (See, Find A Grave Memorial# 12914543
Bonum H. was a Pvt. in Co. E 19th Tenn. Inf.
Henry M. was a Pvt. in Co. C 16th. Tenn. Cav. (Confederate Penson App. #7833)
Henry was a farmer and rased strawberrys. His home place was turned into a cemetery in Cardiff
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