Third Great Grand Uncle
Enlisted on Company E Kentucky, 16th Infantry Regiment on 19 Dec 1861
Mustered out on 15 Jul 1865 at Company Shops, NC.
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Died of Consumption
First wife Mary died at the age of 24..They had one son together
Son-John W Bravard
Grandson-Harry
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Married Nancy Jane Linville in Bracken, Kentucky, on August 18, 1861
Children
Son-George H Bravard
Son-James Dudley Bravard
Son-Gus Bravard
Daughter-Julia Bravard Washburn
Jim Bravard
Frankie Bravard
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The Brevards were French Hugenots who moved to Ulster County in Ireland with the belief that there, religious freedom could be found. When it was realized that, in fact, the Church of England was in power, the Brevards along with many of the Scots-Irish left Ireland for America.
It was John Brevard's father who moved his family from France to Ireland. Among the friends of the Brevards in Ireland was a family by the name of McKnitt who invited young John in their emigration to America.
In America the McKnitts and John Brevard settled in Cecil County, Maryland. John Brevard soon married the daughter of the McKnitts.
Enlisted on Company E Kentucky, 16th Infantry Regiment on 19 Dec 1861
Mustered out on 15 Jul 1865 at Company Shops, NC.
ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆
Died of Consumption
First wife Mary died at the age of 24..They had one son together
Son-John W Bravard
Grandson-Harry
ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆
Married Nancy Jane Linville in Bracken, Kentucky, on August 18, 1861
Children
Son-George H Bravard
Son-James Dudley Bravard
Son-Gus Bravard
Daughter-Julia Bravard Washburn
Jim Bravard
Frankie Bravard
ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆
The Brevards were French Hugenots who moved to Ulster County in Ireland with the belief that there, religious freedom could be found. When it was realized that, in fact, the Church of England was in power, the Brevards along with many of the Scots-Irish left Ireland for America.
It was John Brevard's father who moved his family from France to Ireland. Among the friends of the Brevards in Ireland was a family by the name of McKnitt who invited young John in their emigration to America.
In America the McKnitts and John Brevard settled in Cecil County, Maryland. John Brevard soon married the daughter of the McKnitts.
Third Great Grand Uncle
Enlisted on Company E Kentucky, 16th Infantry Regiment on 19 Dec 1861
Mustered out on 15 Jul 1865 at Company Shops, NC.
ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆
Died of Consumption
First wife Mary died at the age of 24..They had one son together
Son-John W Bravard
Grandson-Harry
ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆
Married Nancy Jane Linville in Bracken, Kentucky, on August 18, 1861
Children
Son-George H Bravard
Son-James Dudley Bravard
Son-Gus Bravard
Daughter-Julia Bravard Washburn
Jim Bravard
Frankie Bravard
ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆
The Brevards were French Hugenots who moved to Ulster County in Ireland with the belief that there, religious freedom could be found. When it was realized that, in fact, the Church of England was in power, the Brevards along with many of the Scots-Irish left Ireland for America.
It was John Brevard's father who moved his family from France to Ireland. Among the friends of the Brevards in Ireland was a family by the name of McKnitt who invited young John in their emigration to America.
In America the McKnitts and John Brevard settled in Cecil County, Maryland. John Brevard soon married the daughter of the McKnitts.
Enlisted on Company E Kentucky, 16th Infantry Regiment on 19 Dec 1861
Mustered out on 15 Jul 1865 at Company Shops, NC.
ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆
Died of Consumption
First wife Mary died at the age of 24..They had one son together
Son-John W Bravard
Grandson-Harry
ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆
Married Nancy Jane Linville in Bracken, Kentucky, on August 18, 1861
Children
Son-George H Bravard
Son-James Dudley Bravard
Son-Gus Bravard
Daughter-Julia Bravard Washburn
Jim Bravard
Frankie Bravard
ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆ ღ☆
The Brevards were French Hugenots who moved to Ulster County in Ireland with the belief that there, religious freedom could be found. When it was realized that, in fact, the Church of England was in power, the Brevards along with many of the Scots-Irish left Ireland for America.
It was John Brevard's father who moved his family from France to Ireland. Among the friends of the Brevards in Ireland was a family by the name of McKnitt who invited young John in their emigration to America.
In America the McKnitts and John Brevard settled in Cecil County, Maryland. John Brevard soon married the daughter of the McKnitts.
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