Wed to Helen Louise Jervey. He was an Assistant Surgeon with Parker's Battery of the 1st Regiment of Artillery, South Carolina, Militia.
per deegraver;
Papers, 1862-1865, of Henry Jervey (1841-1900) of Charleston, South Carolina,
and Powhatan County, Virginia, consisting of an appointment, 17 April 1862 and
retroactive to 1 February 1862, by Jefferson Davis (1808-1889) of Jervey as an
Assistant Surgeon of the provisional Confederate Army, signed by George Wythe
Randolph (1818-1867)
A marriage certificate, 26 November 1863, for the marriage of Jervey and Helen
Louise Wesson (1843-1924) of Northampton County, North Carolina, signed by the
Reverend R. A. Castleman.
A permit, 18 May 1865, signed by Major John Jenkins of the Confederate Army
allowing Jervey to return home.
(from the Library of Va.)
per deegraver;
Papers, 1862-1865, of Henry Jervey (1841-1900) of Charleston, South Carolina,
and Powhatan County, Virginia, consisting of an appointment, 17 April 1862 and
retroactive to 1 February 1862, by Jefferson Davis (1808-1889) of Jervey as an
Assistant Surgeon of the provisional Confederate Army, signed by George Wythe
Randolph (1818-1867)
A marriage certificate, 26 November 1863, for the marriage of Jervey and Helen
Louise Wesson (1843-1924) of Northampton County, North Carolina, signed by the
Reverend R. A. Castleman.
A permit, 18 May 1865, signed by Major John Jenkins of the Confederate Army
allowing Jervey to return home.
(from the Library of Va.)
Wed to Helen Louise Jervey. He was an Assistant Surgeon with Parker's Battery of the 1st Regiment of Artillery, South Carolina, Militia.
per deegraver;
Papers, 1862-1865, of Henry Jervey (1841-1900) of Charleston, South Carolina,
and Powhatan County, Virginia, consisting of an appointment, 17 April 1862 and
retroactive to 1 February 1862, by Jefferson Davis (1808-1889) of Jervey as an
Assistant Surgeon of the provisional Confederate Army, signed by George Wythe
Randolph (1818-1867)
A marriage certificate, 26 November 1863, for the marriage of Jervey and Helen
Louise Wesson (1843-1924) of Northampton County, North Carolina, signed by the
Reverend R. A. Castleman.
A permit, 18 May 1865, signed by Major John Jenkins of the Confederate Army
allowing Jervey to return home.
(from the Library of Va.)
per deegraver;
Papers, 1862-1865, of Henry Jervey (1841-1900) of Charleston, South Carolina,
and Powhatan County, Virginia, consisting of an appointment, 17 April 1862 and
retroactive to 1 February 1862, by Jefferson Davis (1808-1889) of Jervey as an
Assistant Surgeon of the provisional Confederate Army, signed by George Wythe
Randolph (1818-1867)
A marriage certificate, 26 November 1863, for the marriage of Jervey and Helen
Louise Wesson (1843-1924) of Northampton County, North Carolina, signed by the
Reverend R. A. Castleman.
A permit, 18 May 1865, signed by Major John Jenkins of the Confederate Army
allowing Jervey to return home.
(from the Library of Va.)
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