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Spicer Degraffenried (152821921)
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S. F. Degraffenried, AKA Spicer F Degrafenried, has a Confederate Service Record in Fold3. It says he enlisted in Dougherty County in 1862 and served in several units. I did NOT find a pension application listed for him, however.
Title: Page 7
Military Unit:
Capt Hendry's Co, Cavalry (Atlantic and Gulf Guards) AND Capt Humphrey's Co, Independent Cavalry (Reserves) AND Capt Logan's Co, Cavalry (White County Old Men's Home Guards) AND Capt Mayer's Co (Appling Cavalry) AND Capt Nelson's Independent Co, Cavalry
Full Name: DeGraffenried, Spicar F
Age: 29 ;Year: 1862
Estimated Birth Year: 1832 - 1833
Conflict Period: Civil War (Confederate)
Branch: Confederate Army; Served for: Confederate States
Views: 3; Civil War Service Records (CMSR) - Confederate - Georgia
Publication Title: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Georgia; Content Source:
The National Archives; Publication Number: M266
Content Source: NARA; National archives catalog id: 586957
National archives catalog title: Carded Records Showing Military Service of Soldiers Who Fought in Confederate Organizations , compiled 1903 - 1927, documenting the period 1861 - 1865 ; Record Group: 109; State: Georgia; Roll: 0073
Contributor: C Bozeman (46985035) •
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1) Spicer F. deGraffenreid married Amelia Rebecca Lunday on 17 September 1857 Dougherty Co., GA
1a)1860 Doughtery Co., GA census -- Albany:
S.F. deGraffenreid,24, born Decatur Co,Ga, Groc Merch.
A.R. deGraffenreid,21, born Baker Co., Ga
J.R. deGraffenreid, 2, born Albany, Ga
W.A. deGraffenreid, 3/12 mos, born Albany, Ga
J.M. Lundy, age 17, born Baker Co., Ga
C.S. Lundy, age 15, born Baker Co., Ga
J.E. Lundy, age 13, born Baker Co., Ga
1a) Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865
Name: Spicer F DeGraffenried
Residence: Georgia
Enlistment Date: 28 Apr 1861
Rank at enlistment: Jr 2nd Lieutenant
Service Record: Commissioned an officer in
Company E
Ga 4th Infantry Regiment
2) 1870 Dougherty Co., GA census -- Albany:
S.F. deGraffenreid, age 35, tax receiver and clerk
Rebecca deGraffenreid, age 31, at home
Robert deGraffenreid, age 11, going to school
3) Macon Weekly Telegraph, 24 June 1873:
The Albany Central City---
PAINFUL ACCIDENT--SKILLFUL SURGICAL OPERATION
Mr. S.F. deGraffenreid of this city was severely injured at Tifton, a station on the Brunswick and Albany Railroad, forty miles from Albany, on Monday morning last. He was standing on or near the platform of the depot, as the B & A R.R. passenger train was moving off, when he found that by remaining where he was there was danger of his being crushed. He started to leave the spot, when the corner of the car struck him in the forehead and on the right shoulder, knocking him down. In attempting to rise, his left foot was thrown under the passing wheels, and mashed off across the instep. Mr. deGraffenreid was badly bruised on the head and shoulders, and his foot horrible mangled. He was sent up immediately from Tifton, on a pole car, and arrived here about half-passed eight o'clock in the evening, suffering the most excruciating pains. On Tuesday morning last Drs. Hilsman and Strozer performed the difficult and skillful surgical operation of removing the bruised flesh and crushed bones of the foot, and lapping the skin of the foot so that it will cover the wound and join to the skin of the leg. By this operation the heel will be preserved, if a second operation is not rendered necessary. Mr. deGraffenreid is now doing as well as could be expected. We hope that his wounds will speedily heal up. We and the community at large deeply sympathize with him in his present calamity.
LATER--since writing the above the physicians have been compelled to perform another operation upon Mr. deGraffenreid's leg. After the would had been dressed Tuesday morning, gangrene set in so rapidly that amputation a few inches below the knee was rendered necessary. We are informed that the patient is doing as well as could be expected under the circumstatnces.
4) City of Albany, GA Burial Records -- Sextons Book for June 1873, has entry for:
Name: Degraffenreid, S.?
Age: ?
Burial: 21st
Disease: corpus wounds
Color: white
Sex: male
Residence: city
Find a Grave contributor, C Bozeman has made the following suggested edits.
Spicer Degraffenried (152821921)
Suggested edit: Please paste all below into his bio. NO transfer needed. Thanks.
S. F. Degraffenried, AKA Spicer F Degrafenried, has a Confederate Service Record in Fold3. It says he enlisted in Dougherty County in 1862 and served in several units. I did NOT find a pension application listed for him, however.
Title: Page 7
Military Unit:
Capt Hendry's Co, Cavalry (Atlantic and Gulf Guards) AND Capt Humphrey's Co, Independent Cavalry (Reserves) AND Capt Logan's Co, Cavalry (White County Old Men's Home Guards) AND Capt Mayer's Co (Appling Cavalry) AND Capt Nelson's Independent Co, Cavalry
Full Name: DeGraffenried, Spicar F
Age: 29 ;Year: 1862
Estimated Birth Year: 1832 - 1833
Conflict Period: Civil War (Confederate)
Branch: Confederate Army; Served for: Confederate States
Views: 3; Civil War Service Records (CMSR) - Confederate - Georgia
Publication Title: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Georgia; Content Source:
The National Archives; Publication Number: M266
Content Source: NARA; National archives catalog id: 586957
National archives catalog title: Carded Records Showing Military Service of Soldiers Who Fought in Confederate Organizations , compiled 1903 - 1927, documenting the period 1861 - 1865 ; Record Group: 109; State: Georgia; Roll: 0073
Contributor: C Bozeman (46985035) •
**********************************************
1) Spicer F. deGraffenreid married Amelia Rebecca Lunday on 17 September 1857 Dougherty Co., GA
1a)1860 Doughtery Co., GA census -- Albany:
S.F. deGraffenreid,24, born Decatur Co,Ga, Groc Merch.
A.R. deGraffenreid,21, born Baker Co., Ga
J.R. deGraffenreid, 2, born Albany, Ga
W.A. deGraffenreid, 3/12 mos, born Albany, Ga
J.M. Lundy, age 17, born Baker Co., Ga
C.S. Lundy, age 15, born Baker Co., Ga
J.E. Lundy, age 13, born Baker Co., Ga
1a) Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865
Name: Spicer F DeGraffenried
Residence: Georgia
Enlistment Date: 28 Apr 1861
Rank at enlistment: Jr 2nd Lieutenant
Service Record: Commissioned an officer in
Company E
Ga 4th Infantry Regiment
2) 1870 Dougherty Co., GA census -- Albany:
S.F. deGraffenreid, age 35, tax receiver and clerk
Rebecca deGraffenreid, age 31, at home
Robert deGraffenreid, age 11, going to school
3) Macon Weekly Telegraph, 24 June 1873:
The Albany Central City---
PAINFUL ACCIDENT--SKILLFUL SURGICAL OPERATION
Mr. S.F. deGraffenreid of this city was severely injured at Tifton, a station on the Brunswick and Albany Railroad, forty miles from Albany, on Monday morning last. He was standing on or near the platform of the depot, as the B & A R.R. passenger train was moving off, when he found that by remaining where he was there was danger of his being crushed. He started to leave the spot, when the corner of the car struck him in the forehead and on the right shoulder, knocking him down. In attempting to rise, his left foot was thrown under the passing wheels, and mashed off across the instep. Mr. deGraffenreid was badly bruised on the head and shoulders, and his foot horrible mangled. He was sent up immediately from Tifton, on a pole car, and arrived here about half-passed eight o'clock in the evening, suffering the most excruciating pains. On Tuesday morning last Drs. Hilsman and Strozer performed the difficult and skillful surgical operation of removing the bruised flesh and crushed bones of the foot, and lapping the skin of the foot so that it will cover the wound and join to the skin of the leg. By this operation the heel will be preserved, if a second operation is not rendered necessary. Mr. deGraffenreid is now doing as well as could be expected. We hope that his wounds will speedily heal up. We and the community at large deeply sympathize with him in his present calamity.
LATER--since writing the above the physicians have been compelled to perform another operation upon Mr. deGraffenreid's leg. After the would had been dressed Tuesday morning, gangrene set in so rapidly that amputation a few inches below the knee was rendered necessary. We are informed that the patient is doing as well as could be expected under the circumstatnces.
4) City of Albany, GA Burial Records -- Sextons Book for June 1873, has entry for:
Name: Degraffenreid, S.?
Age: ?
Burial: 21st
Disease: corpus wounds
Color: white
Sex: male
Residence: city
Suggested Edit
Find a Grave contributor, C Bozeman has made the following suggested edits.
Spicer Degraffenried (152821921)
Suggested edit: Please paste all below into his bio. NO transfer needed. Thanks.
S. F. Degraffenried, AKA Spicer F Degrafenried, has a Confederate Service Record in Fold3. It says he enlisted in Dougherty County in 1862 and served in several units. I did NOT find a pension application listed for him, however.
Title: Page 7
Military Unit:
Capt Hendry's Co, Cavalry (Atlantic and Gulf Guards) AND Capt Humphrey's Co, Independent Cavalry (Reserves) AND Capt Logan's Co, Cavalry (White County Old Men's Home Guards) AND Capt Mayer's Co (Appling Cavalry) AND Capt Nelson's Independent Co, Cavalry
Full Name: DeGraffenried, Spicar F
Age: 29 ;Year: 1862
Estimated Birth Year: 1832 - 1833
Conflict Period: Civil War (Confederate)
Branch: Confederate Army; Served for: Confederate States
Views: 3; Civil War Service Records (CMSR) - Confederate - Georgia
Publication Title: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Georgia; Content Source:
The National Archives; Publication Number: M266
Content Source: NARA; National archives catalog id: 586957
National archives catalog title: Carded Records Showing Military Service of Soldiers Who Fought in Confederate Organizations , compiled 1903 - 1927, documenting the period 1861 - 1865 ; Record Group: 109; State: Georgia; Roll: 0073
Contributor: C Bozeman (46985035) •
**********************************************
1) Spicer F. deGraffenreid married Amelia Rebecca Lunday on 17 September 1857 Dougherty Co., GA
1a)1860 Doughtery Co., GA census -- Albany:
S.F. deGraffenreid,24, born Decatur Co,Ga, Groc Merch.
A.R. deGraffenreid,21, born Baker Co., Ga
J.R. deGraffenreid, 2, born Albany, Ga
W.A. deGraffenreid, 3/12 mos, born Albany, Ga
J.M. Lundy, age 17, born Baker Co., Ga
C.S. Lundy, age 15, born Baker Co., Ga
J.E. Lundy, age 13, born Baker Co., Ga
1a) Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865
Name: Spicer F DeGraffenried
Residence: Georgia
Enlistment Date: 28 Apr 1861
Rank at enlistment: Jr 2nd Lieutenant
Service Record: Commissioned an officer in
Company E
Ga 4th Infantry Regiment
2) 1870 Dougherty Co., GA census -- Albany:
S.F. deGraffenreid, age 35, tax receiver and clerk
Rebecca deGraffenreid, age 31, at home
Robert deGraffenreid, age 11, going to school
3) Macon Weekly Telegraph, 24 June 1873:
The Albany Central City---
PAINFUL ACCIDENT--SKILLFUL SURGICAL OPERATION
Mr. S.F. deGraffenreid of this city was severely injured at Tifton, a station on the Brunswick and Albany Railroad, forty miles from Albany, on Monday morning last. He was standing on or near the platform of the depot, as the B & A R.R. passenger train was moving off, when he found that by remaining where he was there was danger of his being crushed. He started to leave the spot, when the corner of the car struck him in the forehead and on the right shoulder, knocking him down. In attempting to rise, his left foot was thrown under the passing wheels, and mashed off across the instep. Mr. deGraffenreid was badly bruised on the head and shoulders, and his foot horrible mangled. He was sent up immediately from Tifton, on a pole car, and arrived here about half-passed eight o'clock in the evening, suffering the most excruciating pains. On Tuesday morning last Drs. Hilsman and Strozer performed the difficult and skillful surgical operation of removing the bruised flesh and crushed bones of the foot, and lapping the skin of the foot so that it will cover the wound and join to the skin of the leg. By this operation the heel will be preserved, if a second operation is not rendered necessary. Mr. deGraffenreid is now doing as well as could be expected. We hope that his wounds will speedily heal up. We and the community at large deeply sympathize with him in his present calamity.
LATER--since writing the above the physicians have been compelled to perform another operation upon Mr. deGraffenreid's leg. After the would had been dressed Tuesday morning, gangrene set in so rapidly that amputation a few inches below the knee was rendered necessary. We are informed that the patient is doing as well as could be expected under the circumstatnces.
4) City of Albany, GA Burial Records -- Sextons Book for June 1873, has entry for:
Name: Degraffenreid, S.?
Age: ?
Burial: 21st
Disease: corpus wounds
Color: white
Sex: male
Residence: city
Find a Grave contributor, C Bozeman has made the following suggested edits.
Spicer Degraffenried (152821921)
Suggested edit: Please paste all below into his bio. NO transfer needed. Thanks.
S. F. Degraffenried, AKA Spicer F Degrafenried, has a Confederate Service Record in Fold3. It says he enlisted in Dougherty County in 1862 and served in several units. I did NOT find a pension application listed for him, however.
Title: Page 7
Military Unit:
Capt Hendry's Co, Cavalry (Atlantic and Gulf Guards) AND Capt Humphrey's Co, Independent Cavalry (Reserves) AND Capt Logan's Co, Cavalry (White County Old Men's Home Guards) AND Capt Mayer's Co (Appling Cavalry) AND Capt Nelson's Independent Co, Cavalry
Full Name: DeGraffenried, Spicar F
Age: 29 ;Year: 1862
Estimated Birth Year: 1832 - 1833
Conflict Period: Civil War (Confederate)
Branch: Confederate Army; Served for: Confederate States
Views: 3; Civil War Service Records (CMSR) - Confederate - Georgia
Publication Title: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Georgia; Content Source:
The National Archives; Publication Number: M266
Content Source: NARA; National archives catalog id: 586957
National archives catalog title: Carded Records Showing Military Service of Soldiers Who Fought in Confederate Organizations , compiled 1903 - 1927, documenting the period 1861 - 1865 ; Record Group: 109; State: Georgia; Roll: 0073
Contributor: C Bozeman (46985035) •
**********************************************
1) Spicer F. deGraffenreid married Amelia Rebecca Lunday on 17 September 1857 Dougherty Co., GA
1a)1860 Doughtery Co., GA census -- Albany:
S.F. deGraffenreid,24, born Decatur Co,Ga, Groc Merch.
A.R. deGraffenreid,21, born Baker Co., Ga
J.R. deGraffenreid, 2, born Albany, Ga
W.A. deGraffenreid, 3/12 mos, born Albany, Ga
J.M. Lundy, age 17, born Baker Co., Ga
C.S. Lundy, age 15, born Baker Co., Ga
J.E. Lundy, age 13, born Baker Co., Ga
1a) Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865
Name: Spicer F DeGraffenried
Residence: Georgia
Enlistment Date: 28 Apr 1861
Rank at enlistment: Jr 2nd Lieutenant
Service Record: Commissioned an officer in
Company E
Ga 4th Infantry Regiment
2) 1870 Dougherty Co., GA census -- Albany:
S.F. deGraffenreid, age 35, tax receiver and clerk
Rebecca deGraffenreid, age 31, at home
Robert deGraffenreid, age 11, going to school
3) Macon Weekly Telegraph, 24 June 1873:
The Albany Central City---
PAINFUL ACCIDENT--SKILLFUL SURGICAL OPERATION
Mr. S.F. deGraffenreid of this city was severely injured at Tifton, a station on the Brunswick and Albany Railroad, forty miles from Albany, on Monday morning last. He was standing on or near the platform of the depot, as the B & A R.R. passenger train was moving off, when he found that by remaining where he was there was danger of his being crushed. He started to leave the spot, when the corner of the car struck him in the forehead and on the right shoulder, knocking him down. In attempting to rise, his left foot was thrown under the passing wheels, and mashed off across the instep. Mr. deGraffenreid was badly bruised on the head and shoulders, and his foot horrible mangled. He was sent up immediately from Tifton, on a pole car, and arrived here about half-passed eight o'clock in the evening, suffering the most excruciating pains. On Tuesday morning last Drs. Hilsman and Strozer performed the difficult and skillful surgical operation of removing the bruised flesh and crushed bones of the foot, and lapping the skin of the foot so that it will cover the wound and join to the skin of the leg. By this operation the heel will be preserved, if a second operation is not rendered necessary. Mr. deGraffenreid is now doing as well as could be expected. We hope that his wounds will speedily heal up. We and the community at large deeply sympathize with him in his present calamity.
LATER--since writing the above the physicians have been compelled to perform another operation upon Mr. deGraffenreid's leg. After the would had been dressed Tuesday morning, gangrene set in so rapidly that amputation a few inches below the knee was rendered necessary. We are informed that the patient is doing as well as could be expected under the circumstatnces.
4) City of Albany, GA Burial Records -- Sextons Book for June 1873, has entry for:
Name: Degraffenreid, S.?
Age: ?
Burial: 21st
Disease: corpus wounds
Color: white
Sex: male
Residence: city
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