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William Lee Davidson:
Born: February 10, 1825
Birthplace: Oak Lawn Plantation Mecklenburg County North Carolina
Wife: Annie Irvine Pagan Davidson 1848 – 1890
Children:
James Latta Davidson 1871 – 1942
William Lee Davidson 1888 – 1940
Joseph Davidson 1890 – 1890
Education:
Attended Davidson College
Occupation before War:
Merchant in Charlotte North Carolina
Served in the Mexican War
Civil War Career:
1861 – 1863: Captain of Company D 7th North Carolina Infantry Regt.
1863: Major of 7th North Carolina Infantry Regiment
1863 – 1864: Lt. Colonel of 7th North Carolina Infantry Regiment
1863: Wounded during the Battle of Chancellorsville Virginia
1864: Wounded and Captured during the Battle of the Wilderness
1864: Held as Prisoner of War by the Union Army
1864: Exchanged in the Prisoner Exchange on August 3rd
1864 – 1865: Colonel of 7th North Carolina Infantry Regiment
1865: Paroled at Charlotte North Carolina on May 15th
Occupation after War:
Attorney and Clerk for Several Railroad Companies
Lived in Kentucky, Tennessee, Lincolnton N.C., Chester & Spartanburg
Died: August 13, 1899
Place of Death: Chester South Carolina
Age at time of Death: 74 years old
Burial Place: St. Luke's Episcopal Cemetery Lincolnton North Carolina
Bios below sent by: Find A Grave contributor Rob
William Lee Davidson:
Born: February 10, 1825
Birthplace: Oak Lawn Plantation Mecklenburg County North Carolina
Wife: Annie Irvine Pagan Davidson 1848 – 1890
Children:
James Latta Davidson 1871 – 1942
William Lee Davidson 1888 – 1940
Joseph Davidson 1890 – 1890
Education:
Attended Davidson College
Occupation before War:
Merchant in Charlotte North Carolina
Served in the Mexican War
Civil War Career:
1861 – 1863: Captain of Company D 7th North Carolina Infantry Regt.
1863: Major of 7th North Carolina Infantry Regiment
1863 – 1864: Lt. Colonel of 7th North Carolina Infantry Regiment
1863: Wounded during the Battle of Chancellorsville Virginia
1864: Wounded and Captured during the Battle of the Wilderness
1864: Held as Prisoner of War by the Union Army
1864: Exchanged in the Prisoner Exchange on August 3rd
1864 – 1865: Colonel of 7th North Carolina Infantry Regiment
1865: Paroled at Charlotte North Carolina on May 15th
Occupation after War:
Attorney and Clerk for Several Railroad Companies
Lived in Kentucky, Tennessee, Lincolnton N.C., Chester & Spartanburg
Died: August 13, 1899
Place of Death: Chester South Carolina
Age at time of Death: 74 years old
Burial Place: St. Luke's Episcopal Cemetery Lincolnton North Carolina
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