James Sidney Whitener enlisted in Company F, 23rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment, probably very late in the Civil War due to his young age. He was captured at Farmville, VA on 6 Apr 1865, and confined at Newport News, VA, until he was released on 27 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance.
His older brothers George Washington Whitener and Daniel Lafayette Whitener also served in Company F, 23rd North Carolina. Daniel was killed in battle near Richmond, VA, on 28 June 1862. George died of disease on 20 Sep 1862 in Shepherdstown, VA.
James Sidney Whitener married Martha Anne Morrow in Catawba County on 26 Dec 1871.
His older brothers George Washington Whitener and Daniel Lafayette Whitener also served in Company F, 23rd North Carolina. Daniel was killed in battle near Richmond, VA, on 28 June 1862. George died of disease on 20 Sep 1862 in Shepherdstown, VA.
James Sidney Whitener married Martha Anne Morrow in Catawba County on 26 Dec 1871.
James Sidney Whitener enlisted in Company F, 23rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment, probably very late in the Civil War due to his young age. He was captured at Farmville, VA on 6 Apr 1865, and confined at Newport News, VA, until he was released on 27 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance.
His older brothers George Washington Whitener and Daniel Lafayette Whitener also served in Company F, 23rd North Carolina. Daniel was killed in battle near Richmond, VA, on 28 June 1862. George died of disease on 20 Sep 1862 in Shepherdstown, VA.
James Sidney Whitener married Martha Anne Morrow in Catawba County on 26 Dec 1871.
His older brothers George Washington Whitener and Daniel Lafayette Whitener also served in Company F, 23rd North Carolina. Daniel was killed in battle near Richmond, VA, on 28 June 1862. George died of disease on 20 Sep 1862 in Shepherdstown, VA.
James Sidney Whitener married Martha Anne Morrow in Catawba County on 26 Dec 1871.
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