Graduate 1853 United States Military Academy.
LT. US ARMY, 1853 1857.
Rice Planter and Episcopal Minister in George Town and Union South Carolina.
Married To: Ellen S. Robinson and Louise G. North.
ON STUFF: of Governor of South Carolina, early 1861.
1st LT. CS. REGULAR ARMY, March 16, 1861.
MAJOR PROVISIONAL ARMY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES ( PACS ) June 20, 1861.
ASSIGNED: to duty with 19th MISSISSIPPI, Temporarily.
ASSIGNED: to duty with 15th VIRGINIA CAVALRY January 13, 1862.
COL PROVISIONAL ARMY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES. ( PACS ) May 1862.
LED: the Cavalry Brigade in East TENNESSEE, Summer of 1862.
CAPTURED: near Cumberland Gap, December 1862.
ON STUFF OF GENERAL KIRBY SMITH, later.
INSPECTOR GENERAL, ( IG ) of TRANS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT.
( TMD.)
PAROLED: Shriveport, LOUISIANA June 07, 1865.
Post war minister in Georgetown.
DIED: January 15, 1900, Winnsboro, South Carolina.
BURIED: Saint John's Episcopal Church, Winnsboro.
Memorial Grave Marker Photo courtesy of Herman Ruple Durr. Thank you so much your kindness is much appreciated.
(special thanks to Sara Fielder #47042075 for link to parents)
LT. US ARMY, 1853 1857.
Rice Planter and Episcopal Minister in George Town and Union South Carolina.
Married To: Ellen S. Robinson and Louise G. North.
ON STUFF: of Governor of South Carolina, early 1861.
1st LT. CS. REGULAR ARMY, March 16, 1861.
MAJOR PROVISIONAL ARMY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES ( PACS ) June 20, 1861.
ASSIGNED: to duty with 19th MISSISSIPPI, Temporarily.
ASSIGNED: to duty with 15th VIRGINIA CAVALRY January 13, 1862.
COL PROVISIONAL ARMY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES. ( PACS ) May 1862.
LED: the Cavalry Brigade in East TENNESSEE, Summer of 1862.
CAPTURED: near Cumberland Gap, December 1862.
ON STUFF OF GENERAL KIRBY SMITH, later.
INSPECTOR GENERAL, ( IG ) of TRANS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT.
( TMD.)
PAROLED: Shriveport, LOUISIANA June 07, 1865.
Post war minister in Georgetown.
DIED: January 15, 1900, Winnsboro, South Carolina.
BURIED: Saint John's Episcopal Church, Winnsboro.
Memorial Grave Marker Photo courtesy of Herman Ruple Durr. Thank you so much your kindness is much appreciated.
(special thanks to Sara Fielder #47042075 for link to parents)
Graduate 1853 United States Military Academy.
LT. US ARMY, 1853 1857.
Rice Planter and Episcopal Minister in George Town and Union South Carolina.
Married To: Ellen S. Robinson and Louise G. North.
ON STUFF: of Governor of South Carolina, early 1861.
1st LT. CS. REGULAR ARMY, March 16, 1861.
MAJOR PROVISIONAL ARMY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES ( PACS ) June 20, 1861.
ASSIGNED: to duty with 19th MISSISSIPPI, Temporarily.
ASSIGNED: to duty with 15th VIRGINIA CAVALRY January 13, 1862.
COL PROVISIONAL ARMY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES. ( PACS ) May 1862.
LED: the Cavalry Brigade in East TENNESSEE, Summer of 1862.
CAPTURED: near Cumberland Gap, December 1862.
ON STUFF OF GENERAL KIRBY SMITH, later.
INSPECTOR GENERAL, ( IG ) of TRANS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT.
( TMD.)
PAROLED: Shriveport, LOUISIANA June 07, 1865.
Post war minister in Georgetown.
DIED: January 15, 1900, Winnsboro, South Carolina.
BURIED: Saint John's Episcopal Church, Winnsboro.
Memorial Grave Marker Photo courtesy of Herman Ruple Durr. Thank you so much your kindness is much appreciated.
(special thanks to Sara Fielder #47042075 for link to parents)
LT. US ARMY, 1853 1857.
Rice Planter and Episcopal Minister in George Town and Union South Carolina.
Married To: Ellen S. Robinson and Louise G. North.
ON STUFF: of Governor of South Carolina, early 1861.
1st LT. CS. REGULAR ARMY, March 16, 1861.
MAJOR PROVISIONAL ARMY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES ( PACS ) June 20, 1861.
ASSIGNED: to duty with 19th MISSISSIPPI, Temporarily.
ASSIGNED: to duty with 15th VIRGINIA CAVALRY January 13, 1862.
COL PROVISIONAL ARMY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES. ( PACS ) May 1862.
LED: the Cavalry Brigade in East TENNESSEE, Summer of 1862.
CAPTURED: near Cumberland Gap, December 1862.
ON STUFF OF GENERAL KIRBY SMITH, later.
INSPECTOR GENERAL, ( IG ) of TRANS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT.
( TMD.)
PAROLED: Shriveport, LOUISIANA June 07, 1865.
Post war minister in Georgetown.
DIED: January 15, 1900, Winnsboro, South Carolina.
BURIED: Saint John's Episcopal Church, Winnsboro.
Memorial Grave Marker Photo courtesy of Herman Ruple Durr. Thank you so much your kindness is much appreciated.
(special thanks to Sara Fielder #47042075 for link to parents)
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