Husband of Lucy Jane Hutchens Atwood (83622724)
Son of William J. Atwood and Mary Rebecca Wishon Atwood. Their burials are currently unknown.
Children of William J. and Mary Rebecca Wishon Atwood:
1. Cyntha Atwood 1827-1909 (82879559)
2. James Henderson Atwood 1831-1910 (82879467)
3. George W. Atwood - Born abt 1843 - KIA 27 June 1862 at the Battle of Gaines Mill. He was in Company I of the 28th NC Infantry. He enlisted as a private on 13 Aug 1861 in Yadkinville, Yadkin, NC. He was promoted to corporal on 12 Apr 1862. Died 27 June 1862 at the Battle of Gaines Mill in Cold Harbor, VA.
4.Barbara Mary Elizabeth Atwood Allgood 1842-1903 (65406709)
5. Isaac M. Atwood 1846-1905
6. Margaret Jane Atwood 1850-1925 (74433241)
7. William H. Atwood - Born about 1851
8. Joseph Columbus Atwood 1854-1938 (85176697)
Children of Issac M. and Lucy Jane Hutchens Atwood:
1. George L. Atwood 1870-1902 (183248597)
2. Ellis Franklin Atwood 1872-1925 (28156517)
3. Rebecca Catherine Atwood Cranfill 1873-1951 (35140272)
4. Grant L. Atwood 1880-1912 (153932871)
5. Lula Belle Atwood Bodenhamer 1882-1934 (62583568)
Isaac was a well digger, a distiller of whiskey, and a farmer.
He was a private in Company B of the 38th NC Infantry CSA. His father, William, was in the same company with him. His service records sometimes are mistakenly labeled as J. M. Atwood.
He enlisted on 16 Oct 1861 at Yadkinville, Yadkin, NC. He was wounded in the arm 26 June 1862 at Mechanicsville. He was captured at Petersburg 2 Apr 1865 and sent to Hart's Island, New York Harbor. He was released 21 June 1865. His service records list him as being 5'6" with light complexion, sandy hair, and blue eyes.
He applied for his soldier's pension on 3 June 1901. It states he is 56 years old and a resident at Cross Roads Church post office in Yadkin County. It says he was wounded in the arm just below the elbow at Mechanicsville and that the ball went through his arm and lodged in his side and also caused his fingers to be stiff. His arm is so affected from the effects of the ball that it is but of little service to him.
He applied for admission to the North Carolina Soldiers' Home on 24 Dec 1903. It states that he is age 59. It states he is a farmer. It lists his relative as E.F. Atwood.
Son of William J. Atwood and Mary Rebecca Wishon Atwood. Their burials are currently unknown.
Children of William J. and Mary Rebecca Wishon Atwood:
1. Cyntha Atwood 1827-1909 (82879559)
2. James Henderson Atwood 1831-1910 (82879467)
3. George W. Atwood - Born abt 1843 - KIA 27 June 1862 at the Battle of Gaines Mill. He was in Company I of the 28th NC Infantry. He enlisted as a private on 13 Aug 1861 in Yadkinville, Yadkin, NC. He was promoted to corporal on 12 Apr 1862. Died 27 June 1862 at the Battle of Gaines Mill in Cold Harbor, VA.
4.Barbara Mary Elizabeth Atwood Allgood 1842-1903 (65406709)
5. Isaac M. Atwood 1846-1905
6. Margaret Jane Atwood 1850-1925 (74433241)
7. William H. Atwood - Born about 1851
8. Joseph Columbus Atwood 1854-1938 (85176697)
Children of Issac M. and Lucy Jane Hutchens Atwood:
1. George L. Atwood 1870-1902 (183248597)
2. Ellis Franklin Atwood 1872-1925 (28156517)
3. Rebecca Catherine Atwood Cranfill 1873-1951 (35140272)
4. Grant L. Atwood 1880-1912 (153932871)
5. Lula Belle Atwood Bodenhamer 1882-1934 (62583568)
Isaac was a well digger, a distiller of whiskey, and a farmer.
He was a private in Company B of the 38th NC Infantry CSA. His father, William, was in the same company with him. His service records sometimes are mistakenly labeled as J. M. Atwood.
He enlisted on 16 Oct 1861 at Yadkinville, Yadkin, NC. He was wounded in the arm 26 June 1862 at Mechanicsville. He was captured at Petersburg 2 Apr 1865 and sent to Hart's Island, New York Harbor. He was released 21 June 1865. His service records list him as being 5'6" with light complexion, sandy hair, and blue eyes.
He applied for his soldier's pension on 3 June 1901. It states he is 56 years old and a resident at Cross Roads Church post office in Yadkin County. It says he was wounded in the arm just below the elbow at Mechanicsville and that the ball went through his arm and lodged in his side and also caused his fingers to be stiff. His arm is so affected from the effects of the ball that it is but of little service to him.
He applied for admission to the North Carolina Soldiers' Home on 24 Dec 1903. It states that he is age 59. It states he is a farmer. It lists his relative as E.F. Atwood.
Husband of Lucy Jane Hutchens Atwood (83622724)
Son of William J. Atwood and Mary Rebecca Wishon Atwood. Their burials are currently unknown.
Children of William J. and Mary Rebecca Wishon Atwood:
1. Cyntha Atwood 1827-1909 (82879559)
2. James Henderson Atwood 1831-1910 (82879467)
3. George W. Atwood - Born abt 1843 - KIA 27 June 1862 at the Battle of Gaines Mill. He was in Company I of the 28th NC Infantry. He enlisted as a private on 13 Aug 1861 in Yadkinville, Yadkin, NC. He was promoted to corporal on 12 Apr 1862. Died 27 June 1862 at the Battle of Gaines Mill in Cold Harbor, VA.
4.Barbara Mary Elizabeth Atwood Allgood 1842-1903 (65406709)
5. Isaac M. Atwood 1846-1905
6. Margaret Jane Atwood 1850-1925 (74433241)
7. William H. Atwood - Born about 1851
8. Joseph Columbus Atwood 1854-1938 (85176697)
Children of Issac M. and Lucy Jane Hutchens Atwood:
1. George L. Atwood 1870-1902 (183248597)
2. Ellis Franklin Atwood 1872-1925 (28156517)
3. Rebecca Catherine Atwood Cranfill 1873-1951 (35140272)
4. Grant L. Atwood 1880-1912 (153932871)
5. Lula Belle Atwood Bodenhamer 1882-1934 (62583568)
Isaac was a well digger, a distiller of whiskey, and a farmer.
He was a private in Company B of the 38th NC Infantry CSA. His father, William, was in the same company with him. His service records sometimes are mistakenly labeled as J. M. Atwood.
He enlisted on 16 Oct 1861 at Yadkinville, Yadkin, NC. He was wounded in the arm 26 June 1862 at Mechanicsville. He was captured at Petersburg 2 Apr 1865 and sent to Hart's Island, New York Harbor. He was released 21 June 1865. His service records list him as being 5'6" with light complexion, sandy hair, and blue eyes.
He applied for his soldier's pension on 3 June 1901. It states he is 56 years old and a resident at Cross Roads Church post office in Yadkin County. It says he was wounded in the arm just below the elbow at Mechanicsville and that the ball went through his arm and lodged in his side and also caused his fingers to be stiff. His arm is so affected from the effects of the ball that it is but of little service to him.
He applied for admission to the North Carolina Soldiers' Home on 24 Dec 1903. It states that he is age 59. It states he is a farmer. It lists his relative as E.F. Atwood.
Son of William J. Atwood and Mary Rebecca Wishon Atwood. Their burials are currently unknown.
Children of William J. and Mary Rebecca Wishon Atwood:
1. Cyntha Atwood 1827-1909 (82879559)
2. James Henderson Atwood 1831-1910 (82879467)
3. George W. Atwood - Born abt 1843 - KIA 27 June 1862 at the Battle of Gaines Mill. He was in Company I of the 28th NC Infantry. He enlisted as a private on 13 Aug 1861 in Yadkinville, Yadkin, NC. He was promoted to corporal on 12 Apr 1862. Died 27 June 1862 at the Battle of Gaines Mill in Cold Harbor, VA.
4.Barbara Mary Elizabeth Atwood Allgood 1842-1903 (65406709)
5. Isaac M. Atwood 1846-1905
6. Margaret Jane Atwood 1850-1925 (74433241)
7. William H. Atwood - Born about 1851
8. Joseph Columbus Atwood 1854-1938 (85176697)
Children of Issac M. and Lucy Jane Hutchens Atwood:
1. George L. Atwood 1870-1902 (183248597)
2. Ellis Franklin Atwood 1872-1925 (28156517)
3. Rebecca Catherine Atwood Cranfill 1873-1951 (35140272)
4. Grant L. Atwood 1880-1912 (153932871)
5. Lula Belle Atwood Bodenhamer 1882-1934 (62583568)
Isaac was a well digger, a distiller of whiskey, and a farmer.
He was a private in Company B of the 38th NC Infantry CSA. His father, William, was in the same company with him. His service records sometimes are mistakenly labeled as J. M. Atwood.
He enlisted on 16 Oct 1861 at Yadkinville, Yadkin, NC. He was wounded in the arm 26 June 1862 at Mechanicsville. He was captured at Petersburg 2 Apr 1865 and sent to Hart's Island, New York Harbor. He was released 21 June 1865. His service records list him as being 5'6" with light complexion, sandy hair, and blue eyes.
He applied for his soldier's pension on 3 June 1901. It states he is 56 years old and a resident at Cross Roads Church post office in Yadkin County. It says he was wounded in the arm just below the elbow at Mechanicsville and that the ball went through his arm and lodged in his side and also caused his fingers to be stiff. His arm is so affected from the effects of the ball that it is but of little service to him.
He applied for admission to the North Carolina Soldiers' Home on 24 Dec 1903. It states that he is age 59. It states he is a farmer. It lists his relative as E.F. Atwood.
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