Private, Company F, 4th Missouri Volunteer Infantry Regiment-CSA
Served with Green's Company, Thompson's Regiment, Missouri State Guard, CSA.
A Missouri State Soldier's database records check revealed that George Davis had been a Private in "Company A, Shelby's Regiment". He had Participated in the Battle of Pea Ridge, where he was wounded and died at Peach Orchard Gap, Arkansas.
Note: Peach Orchard Gap was the original name for the Town of El Paso, Arkansas (located in White County) and the 4th Missouri Infantry was involved in the Battle of Pea Ridge (also known as the Battle of Elkhorn Tavern).
It should also be noted that the captain of Company F, 4th Missouri Volunteer Infantry Regiment from March - November 1862 (during the time Davis was in that unit) was Henderson P. Green.
Note: This was one of the companies that comprised the regiment commanded by Colonel Gideon W. Thompson and this regiment had been attached to General Joseph O. Shelby's Brigade.
Private, Company F, 4th Missouri Volunteer Infantry Regiment-CSA
Served with Green's Company, Thompson's Regiment, Missouri State Guard, CSA.
A Missouri State Soldier's database records check revealed that George Davis had been a Private in "Company A, Shelby's Regiment". He had Participated in the Battle of Pea Ridge, where he was wounded and died at Peach Orchard Gap, Arkansas.
Note: Peach Orchard Gap was the original name for the Town of El Paso, Arkansas (located in White County) and the 4th Missouri Infantry was involved in the Battle of Pea Ridge (also known as the Battle of Elkhorn Tavern).
It should also be noted that the captain of Company F, 4th Missouri Volunteer Infantry Regiment from March - November 1862 (during the time Davis was in that unit) was Henderson P. Green.
Note: This was one of the companies that comprised the regiment commanded by Colonel Gideon W. Thompson and this regiment had been attached to General Joseph O. Shelby's Brigade.
Inscription
Thompson's Regt., C.S.A.
Gravesite Details
Located in the Civil war veterans area.
Family Members
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Thomas H Davis
1836–1894
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Elizabeth Caroline "Carrie" Davis Sims
1837–1914
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PVT James Wesley Davis
1843–1864
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Martha Jane Davis Morris
1845–1920
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Nancy Ann Davis Wolfe
1847–1879
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Susan Emoline Davis
1849 – unknown
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Achilles G. Davis
1851–1920
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William Burton "Will" Davis
1854–1938
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Margaret Louise Davis Artz
1856–1898
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George Washington Davis
1858–1934
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Alice Orena Davis Brookshire
1861–1942