John Billings
Never Married
John served in the CSA in Co B Grayson County Militia
The Co B was merged with Co A
for the duration of the war until their commander who laid down their arms with Lee
He served as a Pvt in the Jeff Davis Mountaineers
He was involved in battles like the Wilderness in Va
John was killed in action in this battle on May 5, 1864
Civil War records documents his illness earlier
where he was admitted to the Receiving and Wayse Hospital
or General Hosp No 9 in Richmond from 9/14/1863 til 9/15/1863
On the 15th he was switched to Moore Hosp or known as No
Never Married
John served in the CSA in Co B Grayson County Militia
The Co B was merged with Co A
for the duration of the war until their commander who laid down their arms with Lee
He served as a Pvt in the Jeff Davis Mountaineers
He was involved in battles like the Wilderness in Va
John was killed in action in this battle on May 5, 1864
Civil War records documents his illness earlier
where he was admitted to the Receiving and Wayse Hospital
or General Hosp No 9 in Richmond from 9/14/1863 til 9/15/1863
On the 15th he was switched to Moore Hosp or known as No
John Billings
Never Married
John served in the CSA in Co B Grayson County Militia
The Co B was merged with Co A
for the duration of the war until their commander who laid down their arms with Lee
He served as a Pvt in the Jeff Davis Mountaineers
He was involved in battles like the Wilderness in Va
John was killed in action in this battle on May 5, 1864
Civil War records documents his illness earlier
where he was admitted to the Receiving and Wayse Hospital
or General Hosp No 9 in Richmond from 9/14/1863 til 9/15/1863
On the 15th he was switched to Moore Hosp or known as No
Never Married
John served in the CSA in Co B Grayson County Militia
The Co B was merged with Co A
for the duration of the war until their commander who laid down their arms with Lee
He served as a Pvt in the Jeff Davis Mountaineers
He was involved in battles like the Wilderness in Va
John was killed in action in this battle on May 5, 1864
Civil War records documents his illness earlier
where he was admitted to the Receiving and Wayse Hospital
or General Hosp No 9 in Richmond from 9/14/1863 til 9/15/1863
On the 15th he was switched to Moore Hosp or known as No
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