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Andrew Jackson “AJ” Adams

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Andrew Jackson “AJ” Adams Veteran

Birth
Coosa County, Alabama, USA
Death
15 Nov 1917 (aged 71–72)
Austin, Travis County, Texas, USA
Burial
Austin, Travis County, Texas, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section:Confederate Field, Section 3 (B) Row:J Number:45
Memorial ID
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ADAMS, A. J.
(1845~1917)

According to his Compiled Military Service Record, Adams, on September 25, 1861, at age 15, but claiming he was 18, was mustered into service as a private in Company K of the 10th Texas Cavalry in Quitman, Texas. After serving only about 12 months, Adams was discharged on November 22, 1862, because he lied about his age during enlistment. In his Application for a Confederate Pension, Adams claims that he also served in Company H of the 35th Texas Infantry and was discharged at the end of the War in 1865. Upon examination of this claim in 1905, only his service in the 10th Texas Cavalry could be verified. During the War, Adams, and the 10th Texas participated in the Corinth Campaign, the Kentucky Campaign and the Battle of Richmond.

SOURCES:
http://www.cemetery.state.tx.us-
Information taken from: Compiled Military Service Record, 10th Texas Cavalry Web page at http://gen.1starnet.com/civilwar/10cvmain.htm, Confederate Pension Application # 11588, Confederate Home Roster, and Death Certificate # 32862.

ADAMS, A. J.
(1845~1917)

According to his Compiled Military Service Record, Adams, on September 25, 1861, at age 15, but claiming he was 18, was mustered into service as a private in Company K of the 10th Texas Cavalry in Quitman, Texas. After serving only about 12 months, Adams was discharged on November 22, 1862, because he lied about his age during enlistment. In his Application for a Confederate Pension, Adams claims that he also served in Company H of the 35th Texas Infantry and was discharged at the end of the War in 1865. Upon examination of this claim in 1905, only his service in the 10th Texas Cavalry could be verified. During the War, Adams, and the 10th Texas participated in the Corinth Campaign, the Kentucky Campaign and the Battle of Richmond.

SOURCES:
http://www.cemetery.state.tx.us-
Information taken from: Compiled Military Service Record, 10th Texas Cavalry Web page at http://gen.1starnet.com/civilwar/10cvmain.htm, Confederate Pension Application # 11588, Confederate Home Roster, and Death Certificate # 32862.



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