Company H, 23rd Mississippi Infantry
He enlisted on September 19, 1861 at Iuka, Miss.
He was captured February 16, 1862 at Donelson, Tennessee and Transferred to the Camp Douglas Prison Camp at Chicago, Ill.
He died about a month after on March 18, 1862 from a Fever and Lack of Medical Care.
Records reveal that he never received any Pay.
The Roll Sheet No. 165, shows David Alonzo Pannell died at 16 years of age in the Civil War; but did not live long enough to draw Pay.
He was the son of Minor Walter Pannell and Mary Ellen Floyd Pannell.
They are buried at Crossroads Cemetery, Booneville, Prentiss County, Miss.
He enlisted on September 19, 1861 at Iuka, Miss.
He was captured February 16, 1862 at Donelson, Tennessee and Transferred to the Camp Douglas Prison Camp at Chicago, Ill.
He died about a month after on March 18, 1862 from a Fever and Lack of Medical Care.
Records reveal that he never received any Pay.
The Roll Sheet No. 165, shows David Alonzo Pannell died at 16 years of age in the Civil War; but did not live long enough to draw Pay.
He was the son of Minor Walter Pannell and Mary Ellen Floyd Pannell.
They are buried at Crossroads Cemetery, Booneville, Prentiss County, Miss.
Company H, 23rd Mississippi Infantry
He enlisted on September 19, 1861 at Iuka, Miss.
He was captured February 16, 1862 at Donelson, Tennessee and Transferred to the Camp Douglas Prison Camp at Chicago, Ill.
He died about a month after on March 18, 1862 from a Fever and Lack of Medical Care.
Records reveal that he never received any Pay.
The Roll Sheet No. 165, shows David Alonzo Pannell died at 16 years of age in the Civil War; but did not live long enough to draw Pay.
He was the son of Minor Walter Pannell and Mary Ellen Floyd Pannell.
They are buried at Crossroads Cemetery, Booneville, Prentiss County, Miss.
He enlisted on September 19, 1861 at Iuka, Miss.
He was captured February 16, 1862 at Donelson, Tennessee and Transferred to the Camp Douglas Prison Camp at Chicago, Ill.
He died about a month after on March 18, 1862 from a Fever and Lack of Medical Care.
Records reveal that he never received any Pay.
The Roll Sheet No. 165, shows David Alonzo Pannell died at 16 years of age in the Civil War; but did not live long enough to draw Pay.
He was the son of Minor Walter Pannell and Mary Ellen Floyd Pannell.
They are buried at Crossroads Cemetery, Booneville, Prentiss County, Miss.
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