Thomas V Flowers served as a Private in Company B of the 55th Alabama Infrantry. Records indicate an inlistment date of Feb 13, 1863. From the pension application by his wife Lydia, he died of complications from wounds received during the war. She was awarded a pension, Never remarring and lived east of Section on Kirby Creek. Thomas and Lydia are found on the 1860 census with Lidia's 7 year old daughter Mary Scruggs, which indicates Mary Woods previous husband is an unknow Scruggs.
Contributor: James Sentell (47891631) • [email protected]
Contributor: James Sentell (47891631) • [email protected]
Thomas V Flowers served as a Private in Company B of the 55th Alabama Infrantry. Records indicate an inlistment date of Feb 13, 1863. From the pension application by his wife Lydia, he died of complications from wounds received during the war. She was awarded a pension, Never remarring and lived east of Section on Kirby Creek. Thomas and Lydia are found on the 1860 census with Lidia's 7 year old daughter Mary Scruggs, which indicates Mary Woods previous husband is an unknow Scruggs.
Contributor: James Sentell (47891631) • [email protected]
Contributor: James Sentell (47891631) • [email protected]
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