POW captured in the aftermath of the Battle of Hanover Court House May 1862. Was exchanged 5 August, 1862 and then went on furlough probably in combination due to his just being released as a POW and the fact that his brother was killed in June at Gaines' Mill. While a POW he beat Typhoid fever. His cause of death is unknown, as it is not listed in his service records. A good guess would be that he either had a resurgence of Typhoid, died from complications of it, or possibly died from injuries sustained at Gettysburg.
POW captured in the aftermath of the Battle of Hanover Court House May 1862. Was exchanged 5 August, 1862 and then went on furlough probably in combination due to his just being released as a POW and the fact that his brother was killed in June at Gaines' Mill. While a POW he beat Typhoid fever. His cause of death is unknown, as it is not listed in his service records. A good guess would be that he either had a resurgence of Typhoid, died from complications of it, or possibly died from injuries sustained at Gettysburg.
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Violet Greene Gragg
1817–1899
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George Davis Greene
1818–1859
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Ervin Green
1820–1864
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Amelia Greene
1823–1838
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Lucinda Greene Swift
1825–1882
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Elizabeth Greene Hagaman
1827–1864
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Enoch Greene
1829–1837
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SGT John Allen Greene
1831–1862
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Jacob Wiseman Greene
1834–1910
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Jeremiah "Jeremy" Greene
1843–1927
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Mary Malinda Greene Allen
1845–1920
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