No marker. Grave is two to the left of Mary Mahon Lee marker.
James was promoted to Judge Advocate in 1863 by Maj. Gen. John J Peck and was mustered out Feb 3, 1865 with rank of Captain.
Mahon was the provost marshal at Drummondtown (current day Accomac, VA) on the Eastern Shore in 1864-65. Mahon was responsible for the capture of many blockade
runners, initiated the arrest of corrupt Unionist and Chincoteague Islander John Caulk, and fiercely supported Benjamin Butler in his effort to instill martial
law on the Shore. His legal training well prepared him for the many complexities of his position.(1)
He married Phoebe Gray Dec. 1, 1861. They had three children; Thomas Everllyn born 1866 and died at age 24 days, Phoebe (1868- ) and Fanny Allen (1869- ).
(1) Kellee Green Blake
Director, National Archives-Mid Atlantic Region (ret.)
James was promoted to Judge Advocate in 1863 by Maj. Gen. John J Peck and was mustered out Feb 3, 1865 with rank of Captain.
Mahon was the provost marshal at Drummondtown (current day Accomac, VA) on the Eastern Shore in 1864-65. Mahon was responsible for the capture of many blockade
runners, initiated the arrest of corrupt Unionist and Chincoteague Islander John Caulk, and fiercely supported Benjamin Butler in his effort to instill martial
law on the Shore. His legal training well prepared him for the many complexities of his position.(1)
He married Phoebe Gray Dec. 1, 1861. They had three children; Thomas Everllyn born 1866 and died at age 24 days, Phoebe (1868- ) and Fanny Allen (1869- ).
(1) Kellee Green Blake
Director, National Archives-Mid Atlantic Region (ret.)
No marker. Grave is two to the left of Mary Mahon Lee marker.
James was promoted to Judge Advocate in 1863 by Maj. Gen. John J Peck and was mustered out Feb 3, 1865 with rank of Captain.
Mahon was the provost marshal at Drummondtown (current day Accomac, VA) on the Eastern Shore in 1864-65. Mahon was responsible for the capture of many blockade
runners, initiated the arrest of corrupt Unionist and Chincoteague Islander John Caulk, and fiercely supported Benjamin Butler in his effort to instill martial
law on the Shore. His legal training well prepared him for the many complexities of his position.(1)
He married Phoebe Gray Dec. 1, 1861. They had three children; Thomas Everllyn born 1866 and died at age 24 days, Phoebe (1868- ) and Fanny Allen (1869- ).
(1) Kellee Green Blake
Director, National Archives-Mid Atlantic Region (ret.)
James was promoted to Judge Advocate in 1863 by Maj. Gen. John J Peck and was mustered out Feb 3, 1865 with rank of Captain.
Mahon was the provost marshal at Drummondtown (current day Accomac, VA) on the Eastern Shore in 1864-65. Mahon was responsible for the capture of many blockade
runners, initiated the arrest of corrupt Unionist and Chincoteague Islander John Caulk, and fiercely supported Benjamin Butler in his effort to instill martial
law on the Shore. His legal training well prepared him for the many complexities of his position.(1)
He married Phoebe Gray Dec. 1, 1861. They had three children; Thomas Everllyn born 1866 and died at age 24 days, Phoebe (1868- ) and Fanny Allen (1869- ).
(1) Kellee Green Blake
Director, National Archives-Mid Atlantic Region (ret.)
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