Company A 13th Alabama Infantry CSA. He was from Camden, Alabama. Died from disease at Danville, Virginia. Eliza Burns presented a settlement claim on July 17,1863. His effects included $34.65, Misc clothing and a Bible.∼Records from the Confederate General Hospital, Danville, Virginia, list him as dying in the hospital. The same and other Confederate records indicate he enlisted as a private in Company A, 13th Alabama Infantry Regiment, on July 7, 1861, in Camden, Alabama. He died of disease at the Danville General Hospital on Aug 23 or Oct 18, 1862.
According to his Alabama military record, he died of disease before collecting $50 owed to him by the regiment. He is also entitled to, and never collected, transportation at military expense from Richmond, Virginia, to his home in Camden, Alabama, and back, in lieu of furlough.
His mother is E. Burns, of Camden, Alabama.
According to his Alabama military record, he died of disease before collecting $50 owed to him by the regiment. He is also entitled to, and never collected, transportation at military expense from Richmond, Virginia, to his home in Camden, Alabama, and back, in lieu of furlough.
His mother is E. Burns, of Camden, Alabama.
Company A 13th Alabama Infantry CSA. He was from Camden, Alabama. Died from disease at Danville, Virginia. Eliza Burns presented a settlement claim on July 17,1863. His effects included $34.65, Misc clothing and a Bible.∼Records from the Confederate General Hospital, Danville, Virginia, list him as dying in the hospital. The same and other Confederate records indicate he enlisted as a private in Company A, 13th Alabama Infantry Regiment, on July 7, 1861, in Camden, Alabama. He died of disease at the Danville General Hospital on Aug 23 or Oct 18, 1862.
According to his Alabama military record, he died of disease before collecting $50 owed to him by the regiment. He is also entitled to, and never collected, transportation at military expense from Richmond, Virginia, to his home in Camden, Alabama, and back, in lieu of furlough.
His mother is E. Burns, of Camden, Alabama.
According to his Alabama military record, he died of disease before collecting $50 owed to him by the regiment. He is also entitled to, and never collected, transportation at military expense from Richmond, Virginia, to his home in Camden, Alabama, and back, in lieu of furlough.
His mother is E. Burns, of Camden, Alabama.
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