He was an “old” soldier compared to most, when he first enlisted in what was then known as Battery D, 1st Tennessee Heavy Artillery (which soon became Battery E, 1st Tennessee Light Artillery Battalion [Regiment], being 38 years of age and having been married (Mary Elizabeth Blanchard) at least
seventeen years already. William served until his discharge following the war on 8/1/1865.
Father of: John Thomas Bailey ( 18??-1901) Grave not yet located.
He was an “old” soldier compared to most, when he first enlisted in what was then known as Battery D, 1st Tennessee Heavy Artillery (which soon became Battery E, 1st Tennessee Light Artillery Battalion [Regiment], being 38 years of age and having been married (Mary Elizabeth Blanchard) at least
seventeen years already. William served until his discharge following the war on 8/1/1865.
Father of: John Thomas Bailey ( 18??-1901) Grave not yet located.
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Family Members
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Sarah Elizabeth Bailey Smith
1844–1934
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Mary "Mollie" Bailey Carver
1848–1910
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John E. Bailey
1849–1901
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Emma Randa Bailey Coe
1853–1942
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William Robert "Doak" Bailey
1854–1939
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Margaret "Maggie" Bailey Browder
1858–1888
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George Washington Bailey
1858–1920
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Leuvenia Adaline "Addie" Bailey Boulware
1858–1930
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Nancy L. "Nannie" Bailey Tivis
1863–1927
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