Callom Bohannan Jones of Ashland enlisted in the Confederate Army at age 18 on April 23, 1861. He was with Company E, 15th Virginia Regiment and was a participant in the surrender at Appomattox.
From the Ashland Museum: One of Mr. Tucker's students who had followed him into war was Callom B. Jones. He survived the war, returning home to a farm just west of Ashland, training as a physician and founding one of Ashland's oldest families.
From the Ashland Museum: One of Mr. Tucker's students who had followed him into war was Callom B. Jones. He survived the war, returning home to a farm just west of Ashland, training as a physician and founding one of Ashland's oldest families.
Callom Bohannan Jones of Ashland enlisted in the Confederate Army at age 18 on April 23, 1861. He was with Company E, 15th Virginia Regiment and was a participant in the surrender at Appomattox.
From the Ashland Museum: One of Mr. Tucker's students who had followed him into war was Callom B. Jones. He survived the war, returning home to a farm just west of Ashland, training as a physician and founding one of Ashland's oldest families.
From the Ashland Museum: One of Mr. Tucker's students who had followed him into war was Callom B. Jones. He survived the war, returning home to a farm just west of Ashland, training as a physician and founding one of Ashland's oldest families.
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