J. T. (Thomas) served as a PVT, Co A, 24th MS
Cavalry. He lived in Coleman Co, TX until 1889 when he
moved to Chaves Co, NM, where he served as a lawyer and
a judge. He was very active and the adjutant of the
Val Verde Camp 1419, United Confederate Veterans in
Roswell, NM from 1901-1910.
He died at the NM State Hospital and is buried in the
hospital cemetery.
Cavalry. He lived in Coleman Co, TX until 1889 when he
moved to Chaves Co, NM, where he served as a lawyer and
a judge. He was very active and the adjutant of the
Val Verde Camp 1419, United Confederate Veterans in
Roswell, NM from 1901-1910.
He died at the NM State Hospital and is buried in the
hospital cemetery.
J. T. (Thomas) served as a PVT, Co A, 24th MS
Cavalry. He lived in Coleman Co, TX until 1889 when he
moved to Chaves Co, NM, where he served as a lawyer and
a judge. He was very active and the adjutant of the
Val Verde Camp 1419, United Confederate Veterans in
Roswell, NM from 1901-1910.
He died at the NM State Hospital and is buried in the
hospital cemetery.
Cavalry. He lived in Coleman Co, TX until 1889 when he
moved to Chaves Co, NM, where he served as a lawyer and
a judge. He was very active and the adjutant of the
Val Verde Camp 1419, United Confederate Veterans in
Roswell, NM from 1901-1910.
He died at the NM State Hospital and is buried in the
hospital cemetery.
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