Co I 15th SCVI
The following courtesy of Sam Carnley(April 11, 2018)
William Jefferson Cawthon was born about 1832, probably in Alabama. He was a private in the 15th Confederate Calvary and while on leave at his home on Shoals River, Walton County, Florida, he was taken prisoner by Union troops under Brig. Gen. Alexander Asboth on 22 September 1864. Sent to Elmira Prison in New York, he came down with febris typhoid and died on 26 Feb. 1865. According to his Civil War service record, he was interred in grave no. 2279.
Military records found un PVT William J Cawhorn, 15th Confederate Cavalry, CSA.
Co I 15th SCVI
The following courtesy of Sam Carnley(April 11, 2018)
William Jefferson Cawthon was born about 1832, probably in Alabama. He was a private in the 15th Confederate Calvary and while on leave at his home on Shoals River, Walton County, Florida, he was taken prisoner by Union troops under Brig. Gen. Alexander Asboth on 22 September 1864. Sent to Elmira Prison in New York, he came down with febris typhoid and died on 26 Feb. 1865. According to his Civil War service record, he was interred in grave no. 2279.
Military records found un PVT William J Cawhorn, 15th Confederate Cavalry, CSA.
Inscription
CoI, 15 SC REG, CSA
Family Members
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Susan Smith Cawthon Koonce
1810–1879
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Mary Cawthon Ghent
1818–1903
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Nancy Charity Cawthon Arms
1824–1905
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Sarah Elizabeth Cawthon Miller
1833–1936
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La Fayette W. Andrews "Fate" Cawthon
1835–1911
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Nancy Cawthon McSwain
1837–1874
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Susan Winchester Cawthon Walden
1840–1934
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Judah Henrietta Cawthon Walden
1843–1913
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Hosea Ballou Cawthon
1846–1917
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