son of Henry Sours
Birth: 16 JAN 1784
Shenandoah County, Virginia
Death: 26 NOV 1850
Ida, Page, Virginia, USA
and Mary Boehm
Birth: ABT 1787
Ida, Page, Virginia, USA
Death: 1840
Ida Page, , Virginia, USA
husband of Mary Malinda Weaver
Birth: 18 Dec 1826
, Page, Virginia, USA
Death: 26 Aug 1889
Page Co., Va.
Unit of Confederate Service Co. K, 97th Va. Militia & 2nd Virginia Infantry
Birth 02 May 1826, Shenandoah Co., VA
Death 01 Jan 1900, Stony Man, Page Co., VA
Burial Henry Sours Cem., Ida, Page Co., Va.
Occupation shoemaker
Father Henry Sours
Mother Mary Boehm
RESIDENCES: 1860 in Valleyburg District #3. 1870 in Luray District .Spouses
1 Mary Malinda Weaver
Marriage Date & Place 29 Mar 1849, Page Co., Va.
Birth 18 Dec 1826
Death 26 Aug 1889, Page Co., Va.
Burial Sours Cem., Mill Creek, Page Co., Va.
Father Charles Weaver, Sr.
Mother Mary J. Tutwiler
2 Ann Eliza Wood
Marriage Date & Place ?
Birth 01 Oct 1849, Albemarle Co., Va.
Death 15 Apr 1923
Burial Henry Sours Cem., Ida, Page Co., Va. He was called "Chapultepec" due to fighting at the Battle of Chapultepec during the Mexican-American War. Listed during the Mexican-American War as serving in Capt. Randolph Ridgely's unit, Company C, 4th US Artillery. Also served in the Civil War. Was in the Confederate Army, Company E, 2nd Regiment, Virginia Volunteer Infantry. Legend has it that during the Mexican-American War he was raising his canteen to take what he thought was his last drink of water and a bullet ripped through both canteen straps. It made him so mad he was one of the first ones over the castle wall at Chapultepec.
Birth: 16 JAN 1784
Shenandoah County, Virginia
Death: 26 NOV 1850
Ida, Page, Virginia, USA
and Mary Boehm
Birth: ABT 1787
Ida, Page, Virginia, USA
Death: 1840
Ida Page, , Virginia, USA
husband of Mary Malinda Weaver
Birth: 18 Dec 1826
, Page, Virginia, USA
Death: 26 Aug 1889
Page Co., Va.
Unit of Confederate Service Co. K, 97th Va. Militia & 2nd Virginia Infantry
Birth 02 May 1826, Shenandoah Co., VA
Death 01 Jan 1900, Stony Man, Page Co., VA
Burial Henry Sours Cem., Ida, Page Co., Va.
Occupation shoemaker
Father Henry Sours
Mother Mary Boehm
RESIDENCES: 1860 in Valleyburg District #3. 1870 in Luray District .Spouses
1 Mary Malinda Weaver
Marriage Date & Place 29 Mar 1849, Page Co., Va.
Birth 18 Dec 1826
Death 26 Aug 1889, Page Co., Va.
Burial Sours Cem., Mill Creek, Page Co., Va.
Father Charles Weaver, Sr.
Mother Mary J. Tutwiler
2 Ann Eliza Wood
Marriage Date & Place ?
Birth 01 Oct 1849, Albemarle Co., Va.
Death 15 Apr 1923
Burial Henry Sours Cem., Ida, Page Co., Va. He was called "Chapultepec" due to fighting at the Battle of Chapultepec during the Mexican-American War. Listed during the Mexican-American War as serving in Capt. Randolph Ridgely's unit, Company C, 4th US Artillery. Also served in the Civil War. Was in the Confederate Army, Company E, 2nd Regiment, Virginia Volunteer Infantry. Legend has it that during the Mexican-American War he was raising his canteen to take what he thought was his last drink of water and a bullet ripped through both canteen straps. It made him so mad he was one of the first ones over the castle wall at Chapultepec.
son of Henry Sours
Birth: 16 JAN 1784
Shenandoah County, Virginia
Death: 26 NOV 1850
Ida, Page, Virginia, USA
and Mary Boehm
Birth: ABT 1787
Ida, Page, Virginia, USA
Death: 1840
Ida Page, , Virginia, USA
husband of Mary Malinda Weaver
Birth: 18 Dec 1826
, Page, Virginia, USA
Death: 26 Aug 1889
Page Co., Va.
Unit of Confederate Service Co. K, 97th Va. Militia & 2nd Virginia Infantry
Birth 02 May 1826, Shenandoah Co., VA
Death 01 Jan 1900, Stony Man, Page Co., VA
Burial Henry Sours Cem., Ida, Page Co., Va.
Occupation shoemaker
Father Henry Sours
Mother Mary Boehm
RESIDENCES: 1860 in Valleyburg District #3. 1870 in Luray District .Spouses
1 Mary Malinda Weaver
Marriage Date & Place 29 Mar 1849, Page Co., Va.
Birth 18 Dec 1826
Death 26 Aug 1889, Page Co., Va.
Burial Sours Cem., Mill Creek, Page Co., Va.
Father Charles Weaver, Sr.
Mother Mary J. Tutwiler
2 Ann Eliza Wood
Marriage Date & Place ?
Birth 01 Oct 1849, Albemarle Co., Va.
Death 15 Apr 1923
Burial Henry Sours Cem., Ida, Page Co., Va. He was called "Chapultepec" due to fighting at the Battle of Chapultepec during the Mexican-American War. Listed during the Mexican-American War as serving in Capt. Randolph Ridgely's unit, Company C, 4th US Artillery. Also served in the Civil War. Was in the Confederate Army, Company E, 2nd Regiment, Virginia Volunteer Infantry. Legend has it that during the Mexican-American War he was raising his canteen to take what he thought was his last drink of water and a bullet ripped through both canteen straps. It made him so mad he was one of the first ones over the castle wall at Chapultepec.
Birth: 16 JAN 1784
Shenandoah County, Virginia
Death: 26 NOV 1850
Ida, Page, Virginia, USA
and Mary Boehm
Birth: ABT 1787
Ida, Page, Virginia, USA
Death: 1840
Ida Page, , Virginia, USA
husband of Mary Malinda Weaver
Birth: 18 Dec 1826
, Page, Virginia, USA
Death: 26 Aug 1889
Page Co., Va.
Unit of Confederate Service Co. K, 97th Va. Militia & 2nd Virginia Infantry
Birth 02 May 1826, Shenandoah Co., VA
Death 01 Jan 1900, Stony Man, Page Co., VA
Burial Henry Sours Cem., Ida, Page Co., Va.
Occupation shoemaker
Father Henry Sours
Mother Mary Boehm
RESIDENCES: 1860 in Valleyburg District #3. 1870 in Luray District .Spouses
1 Mary Malinda Weaver
Marriage Date & Place 29 Mar 1849, Page Co., Va.
Birth 18 Dec 1826
Death 26 Aug 1889, Page Co., Va.
Burial Sours Cem., Mill Creek, Page Co., Va.
Father Charles Weaver, Sr.
Mother Mary J. Tutwiler
2 Ann Eliza Wood
Marriage Date & Place ?
Birth 01 Oct 1849, Albemarle Co., Va.
Death 15 Apr 1923
Burial Henry Sours Cem., Ida, Page Co., Va. He was called "Chapultepec" due to fighting at the Battle of Chapultepec during the Mexican-American War. Listed during the Mexican-American War as serving in Capt. Randolph Ridgely's unit, Company C, 4th US Artillery. Also served in the Civil War. Was in the Confederate Army, Company E, 2nd Regiment, Virginia Volunteer Infantry. Legend has it that during the Mexican-American War he was raising his canteen to take what he thought was his last drink of water and a bullet ripped through both canteen straps. It made him so mad he was one of the first ones over the castle wall at Chapultepec.
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