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| aphillcsa (#46613068)
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I am a third year law student in Northern Ohio. My main interests are Confederate officers, particularly those associated with A.P. Hill's Third Corps, Army of Northern Virginia. | |
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deegraver
 | are you still active
on findagrave? if not, may I please maintain Randolph Barton's memorial page? my # 47071483. Thanks. | | | Rich Dohm
 | Capt. John Chamberlayne ~ Hollywood Cemetery
Hello Ms. Hill. I made an interesting discovery with a CSA Captain Chamberlayne buried in Richmond City. Via a photo request, I was asked to get a good picture of his gravestone which was now covered in ivy, and in trimming down the ivy I found another stone in the growth, immediately beside him (you can see them together HERE) and she's the right age to be his mother. Do you have any idea if Martha B. Chamberlayne 1802-1883 could be Capt. John Chamberlayne 1838-1882's mom? If you think so, and if you'd like to link them, she is #92987131. Rich. | | | Debra Woods
 | Walter Emmett Winn
Hello,
My daughter-in-law's ancestor is Henry Jasper Winn, brother of Walter Emmett Winn. My question is regarding the name of the cemetery. Is it not St. Andrews Episcopal Church Cemetery in Praireville, Hale County, Alabama. It is through an online database that I found where both these men are buried and the name of the cemetery was the St. Andrews Church Cemetery. This cemetery is a historical site. I am thinking that the name you have for the cemetery and St. Andrews Episcopal Church Cemetery are the same cemetery.
Thanks for your help.
Debbie Woods | | | Ramona
 | John Marshall Stone
Would you please link John Marshall Stone with his parents Asher Stone #30366097 and Judith Virginia Royall Stone #31249014.
Thanks
Added by Ramona on Dec 09, 2010 6:35 PM | | | Sandra J. Witt
 | Major Hugh Mortimer Nelson
Just a minor request: Could you change the rank of Major Hugh Mortimer Nelson (a relative of my husband), from "Lieut" to "Major"?
Major Hugh Mortimer Nelson
Birth: Oct. 30, 1811
Death: Aug. 6, 1862
Note: Born Hanover Co. Confederate officer. Attended U. VA. Ran school in Charles City Co. & lawyer in Baltimore MD. Married Maria Adelaide Holker. Wounded at Gaines Mill. Aide to General Ewell. Died in Albemarle County of typhoid.
Burial: Old Chapel Cemetery, Millwood, Clarke County, Virginia
Find A Grave Memorial# 8672600
Thanks,
Sandy
Sandra Johnson Witt | | | Beverly Rakowitz
| Thomas Hill Norwood
This is a duplicate to another record in Hollywood cemetery. | | | BigFrench
 | Maj Timothy H. Kellogg & James Keith Boswell
Hiya again: Would you be so kind as to consider transferring Maj Timothy H. Kellogg's bio page to me? I have more info to add and someone I know is a direct descendant of the Major's father-in-law with family details to add.
I'll be bringing another jar of jelly to "Preserves" James' grave the next few days.
Regards,
Dan
#46554304 | | | Emily
| Edward S. Willis
Could you please provide sources for the information you offer on this man? Do you have any sense of why he might have been reinterred in Virginia? Thank you. EmilyAdded by Emily on Oct 12, 2008 3:53 PM | | | kay marshall
| Samuel Hale, Jr.
I am Kay Marshall with Spring Hill Cemetery in Lynchburg, Va. I cannot locate this gentleman in our records and was hoping you could give me further assistance. I checked the Early lot and he is not there.
Thank You,
Kay Marshall
Karenm42@gmail.com | | | Ann
| Lieut. Richard Chandler Wortham
On Find a Grave you have him listed as being born in 1941, since he was a Confederate soldier, I assume this is a typo and that he was actually born in 1841.Added by Ann on Aug 27, 2008 9:44 PM | | | | [View all messages...] |
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