Died at age 86. John was a Private in Company C 1st Battalion (Colm's) Infantry Tennessee during the American Civil War 1861-1865. John was also a PRISONER OF WAR. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.
American Civil War, April 12, 1861 through May 9, 1865. A civil war fought to determine the survival of the Union or Independence for the Confederacy.
Parents:
Mathias Pinegar (1796-1866). No cemetery.
Sarah Moore (1790-1847). No cemetery.
Married Mary A. Kerr (1818-1861 unable to locate cemetery) on January 3, 1839 in Smithville, DeKalb, Tennessee. John was 19 years old. Their children:
William Jefferson Pinegar (1839-1896). Died at age 56. No cemetery.
James Harrison Pinegar (1842-1893). Died at age 51. Memorial #21397577.
Married Louisa Tilly (1841-1893 unable to locate cemetery) on February 10, 1847 in DeKalb, Tennessee. John was 27 years old. Their children:
Mathias T. Pinegar (1847-1904). Died at age 56. No cemetery.
Levi Pinegar (1849-1883). Died at age 33. No cemetery.
Elizabeth Jane Pinegar Young (1851-1933). Died at age 81. No cemetery.
Martha Ann Pinegar (1853-1869). Died at age 15. No cemetery.
Nancy Pinegar Bose (1855-1872). Died at age 17. No cemetery.
Charles G. Pinegar (1857-1902). Died at age 45. See below.
Married Mary Jane Edens on April 7, 1852 in Smithville, DeKalb, Tennessee. John was 32 years old. Their children:
Francis Melvina Pinegar (1866-1866). Died at age 1 month. No cemetery.
Harvey Anderson Pinegar (1867-1947). Died at age 79. See below.
William Horace Pinegar (1874-1947). Died at age 73. See below.
Civil War Prisoner of War Records 1861-1865 shows J. Pinegar. Side: Confederate. Roll M598_145. Roll Title: Selected Records of the War Department Relating to Confederate Prisoners of War 1861-1865.
Following info submitted by FindAGrave Contributor Craig Williams #48547089 on August 5, 2016:
John Williams Pinegar, Confederate (POW), son of Mathias Pinegar and Sarah Moore. Thank you for your service. My great great grandfather. Craig Williams (scv), Dearing, Georgia.
American Civil War, April 12, 1861 through May 9, 1865. A civil war fought to determine the survival of the Union or Independence for the Confederacy.
Parents:
Mathias Pinegar (1796-1866). No cemetery.
Sarah Moore (1790-1847). No cemetery.
Married Mary A. Kerr (1818-1861 unable to locate cemetery) on January 3, 1839 in Smithville, DeKalb, Tennessee. John was 19 years old. Their children:
William Jefferson Pinegar (1839-1896). Died at age 56. No cemetery.
James Harrison Pinegar (1842-1893). Died at age 51. Memorial #21397577.
Married Louisa Tilly (1841-1893 unable to locate cemetery) on February 10, 1847 in DeKalb, Tennessee. John was 27 years old. Their children:
Mathias T. Pinegar (1847-1904). Died at age 56. No cemetery.
Levi Pinegar (1849-1883). Died at age 33. No cemetery.
Elizabeth Jane Pinegar Young (1851-1933). Died at age 81. No cemetery.
Martha Ann Pinegar (1853-1869). Died at age 15. No cemetery.
Nancy Pinegar Bose (1855-1872). Died at age 17. No cemetery.
Charles G. Pinegar (1857-1902). Died at age 45. See below.
Married Mary Jane Edens on April 7, 1852 in Smithville, DeKalb, Tennessee. John was 32 years old. Their children:
Francis Melvina Pinegar (1866-1866). Died at age 1 month. No cemetery.
Harvey Anderson Pinegar (1867-1947). Died at age 79. See below.
William Horace Pinegar (1874-1947). Died at age 73. See below.
Civil War Prisoner of War Records 1861-1865 shows J. Pinegar. Side: Confederate. Roll M598_145. Roll Title: Selected Records of the War Department Relating to Confederate Prisoners of War 1861-1865.
Following info submitted by FindAGrave Contributor Craig Williams #48547089 on August 5, 2016:
John Williams Pinegar, Confederate (POW), son of Mathias Pinegar and Sarah Moore. Thank you for your service. My great great grandfather. Craig Williams (scv), Dearing, Georgia.
Died at age 86. John was a Private in Company C 1st Battalion (Colm's) Infantry Tennessee during the American Civil War 1861-1865. John was also a PRISONER OF WAR. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.
American Civil War, April 12, 1861 through May 9, 1865. A civil war fought to determine the survival of the Union or Independence for the Confederacy.
Parents:
Mathias Pinegar (1796-1866). No cemetery.
Sarah Moore (1790-1847). No cemetery.
Married Mary A. Kerr (1818-1861 unable to locate cemetery) on January 3, 1839 in Smithville, DeKalb, Tennessee. John was 19 years old. Their children:
William Jefferson Pinegar (1839-1896). Died at age 56. No cemetery.
James Harrison Pinegar (1842-1893). Died at age 51. Memorial #21397577.
Married Louisa Tilly (1841-1893 unable to locate cemetery) on February 10, 1847 in DeKalb, Tennessee. John was 27 years old. Their children:
Mathias T. Pinegar (1847-1904). Died at age 56. No cemetery.
Levi Pinegar (1849-1883). Died at age 33. No cemetery.
Elizabeth Jane Pinegar Young (1851-1933). Died at age 81. No cemetery.
Martha Ann Pinegar (1853-1869). Died at age 15. No cemetery.
Nancy Pinegar Bose (1855-1872). Died at age 17. No cemetery.
Charles G. Pinegar (1857-1902). Died at age 45. See below.
Married Mary Jane Edens on April 7, 1852 in Smithville, DeKalb, Tennessee. John was 32 years old. Their children:
Francis Melvina Pinegar (1866-1866). Died at age 1 month. No cemetery.
Harvey Anderson Pinegar (1867-1947). Died at age 79. See below.
William Horace Pinegar (1874-1947). Died at age 73. See below.
Civil War Prisoner of War Records 1861-1865 shows J. Pinegar. Side: Confederate. Roll M598_145. Roll Title: Selected Records of the War Department Relating to Confederate Prisoners of War 1861-1865.
Following info submitted by FindAGrave Contributor Craig Williams #48547089 on August 5, 2016:
John Williams Pinegar, Confederate (POW), son of Mathias Pinegar and Sarah Moore. Thank you for your service. My great great grandfather. Craig Williams (scv), Dearing, Georgia.
American Civil War, April 12, 1861 through May 9, 1865. A civil war fought to determine the survival of the Union or Independence for the Confederacy.
Parents:
Mathias Pinegar (1796-1866). No cemetery.
Sarah Moore (1790-1847). No cemetery.
Married Mary A. Kerr (1818-1861 unable to locate cemetery) on January 3, 1839 in Smithville, DeKalb, Tennessee. John was 19 years old. Their children:
William Jefferson Pinegar (1839-1896). Died at age 56. No cemetery.
James Harrison Pinegar (1842-1893). Died at age 51. Memorial #21397577.
Married Louisa Tilly (1841-1893 unable to locate cemetery) on February 10, 1847 in DeKalb, Tennessee. John was 27 years old. Their children:
Mathias T. Pinegar (1847-1904). Died at age 56. No cemetery.
Levi Pinegar (1849-1883). Died at age 33. No cemetery.
Elizabeth Jane Pinegar Young (1851-1933). Died at age 81. No cemetery.
Martha Ann Pinegar (1853-1869). Died at age 15. No cemetery.
Nancy Pinegar Bose (1855-1872). Died at age 17. No cemetery.
Charles G. Pinegar (1857-1902). Died at age 45. See below.
Married Mary Jane Edens on April 7, 1852 in Smithville, DeKalb, Tennessee. John was 32 years old. Their children:
Francis Melvina Pinegar (1866-1866). Died at age 1 month. No cemetery.
Harvey Anderson Pinegar (1867-1947). Died at age 79. See below.
William Horace Pinegar (1874-1947). Died at age 73. See below.
Civil War Prisoner of War Records 1861-1865 shows J. Pinegar. Side: Confederate. Roll M598_145. Roll Title: Selected Records of the War Department Relating to Confederate Prisoners of War 1861-1865.
Following info submitted by FindAGrave Contributor Craig Williams #48547089 on August 5, 2016:
John Williams Pinegar, Confederate (POW), son of Mathias Pinegar and Sarah Moore. Thank you for your service. My great great grandfather. Craig Williams (scv), Dearing, Georgia.
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