Re: Abel Scronce, per F-A-G member Michael, #46985251, 28 Aug 2012:
'Parents: Charles Scronce 1788 – 1880; Mary A Polly Pitts 1793 – 1881
Spouse & Children: Sarah Abernathy Brown 1833 –
Egly Scronce 1869 –
Charlie William Scronce 1873 – 1947
Sarah Ann T Schronce 1874 – 1952
Agnes Lucy Scronce 1874 – 1954
Dora A. Scronce 1875 – 1952
Robert Pinkney Scronce 1877 – 1954
Mary Elizabeth Scronce 1879 – 1951'
Civil War service: Co. B, 23rd Regiment, N.C. Troops
'SCRONCE, ABLE, Private, Resided in Lincoln County and was by occupation a farmer prior to enlisting in Lincoln County at age 20, March 15, 1862. Present or accounted for until wounded in the left side near Richmond, Virginia, in 186[2], Returned to duty on an unspecified date subsequent to November 30, 1862. Present or accounted for until captured at Winchester, Virginia, July 20, 1864. Confined at Camp Chase, Ohio, until paroled and transferred to Boulware's and Cox's Wharves, James River, Virginia, where he was received March 10-12, 1865, for exchange.'
www.ncgenweb.us/lincoln/military/23-B-Lincoln.htm
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Re: Abel Scronce, per F-A-G member 84txag, #47443497, 1 Mar 2022:
There are clearly some inconsistencies with the various dates presented in this memorial. The Confederate service record for Able Scronce indicates he was 20 when he enlisted on 15 March 1862. Additionally, the 1860 US Census record for Catawba County, dated July 1860, shows Abel a 19- year-old man in the household of Charley Scronce, 72, and Mary Scronce, 67, more likely grandparents, as there is also a 43-year-old Rebecca listed. The grave marker presented in this memorial with Abel's name shows a birthdate of 1824 and a death date of 1922, making him nearly 100 years old. The death certificate presented in this memorial shows an "Abram Scronce" born in 1832 and dying at 89 years old in 1922.
'Parents: Charles Scronce 1788 – 1880; Mary A Polly Pitts 1793 – 1881
Spouse & Children: Sarah Abernathy Brown 1833 –
Egly Scronce 1869 –
Charlie William Scronce 1873 – 1947
Sarah Ann T Schronce 1874 – 1952
Agnes Lucy Scronce 1874 – 1954
Dora A. Scronce 1875 – 1952
Robert Pinkney Scronce 1877 – 1954
Mary Elizabeth Scronce 1879 – 1951'
Civil War service: Co. B, 23rd Regiment, N.C. Troops
'SCRONCE, ABLE, Private, Resided in Lincoln County and was by occupation a farmer prior to enlisting in Lincoln County at age 20, March 15, 1862. Present or accounted for until wounded in the left side near Richmond, Virginia, in 186[2], Returned to duty on an unspecified date subsequent to November 30, 1862. Present or accounted for until captured at Winchester, Virginia, July 20, 1864. Confined at Camp Chase, Ohio, until paroled and transferred to Boulware's and Cox's Wharves, James River, Virginia, where he was received March 10-12, 1865, for exchange.'
www.ncgenweb.us/lincoln/military/23-B-Lincoln.htm
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Re: Abel Scronce, per F-A-G member 84txag, #47443497, 1 Mar 2022:
There are clearly some inconsistencies with the various dates presented in this memorial. The Confederate service record for Able Scronce indicates he was 20 when he enlisted on 15 March 1862. Additionally, the 1860 US Census record for Catawba County, dated July 1860, shows Abel a 19- year-old man in the household of Charley Scronce, 72, and Mary Scronce, 67, more likely grandparents, as there is also a 43-year-old Rebecca listed. The grave marker presented in this memorial with Abel's name shows a birthdate of 1824 and a death date of 1922, making him nearly 100 years old. The death certificate presented in this memorial shows an "Abram Scronce" born in 1832 and dying at 89 years old in 1922.
Re: Abel Scronce, per F-A-G member Michael, #46985251, 28 Aug 2012:
'Parents: Charles Scronce 1788 – 1880; Mary A Polly Pitts 1793 – 1881
Spouse & Children: Sarah Abernathy Brown 1833 –
Egly Scronce 1869 –
Charlie William Scronce 1873 – 1947
Sarah Ann T Schronce 1874 – 1952
Agnes Lucy Scronce 1874 – 1954
Dora A. Scronce 1875 – 1952
Robert Pinkney Scronce 1877 – 1954
Mary Elizabeth Scronce 1879 – 1951'
Civil War service: Co. B, 23rd Regiment, N.C. Troops
'SCRONCE, ABLE, Private, Resided in Lincoln County and was by occupation a farmer prior to enlisting in Lincoln County at age 20, March 15, 1862. Present or accounted for until wounded in the left side near Richmond, Virginia, in 186[2], Returned to duty on an unspecified date subsequent to November 30, 1862. Present or accounted for until captured at Winchester, Virginia, July 20, 1864. Confined at Camp Chase, Ohio, until paroled and transferred to Boulware's and Cox's Wharves, James River, Virginia, where he was received March 10-12, 1865, for exchange.'
www.ncgenweb.us/lincoln/military/23-B-Lincoln.htm
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Re: Abel Scronce, per F-A-G member 84txag, #47443497, 1 Mar 2022:
There are clearly some inconsistencies with the various dates presented in this memorial. The Confederate service record for Able Scronce indicates he was 20 when he enlisted on 15 March 1862. Additionally, the 1860 US Census record for Catawba County, dated July 1860, shows Abel a 19- year-old man in the household of Charley Scronce, 72, and Mary Scronce, 67, more likely grandparents, as there is also a 43-year-old Rebecca listed. The grave marker presented in this memorial with Abel's name shows a birthdate of 1824 and a death date of 1922, making him nearly 100 years old. The death certificate presented in this memorial shows an "Abram Scronce" born in 1832 and dying at 89 years old in 1922.
'Parents: Charles Scronce 1788 – 1880; Mary A Polly Pitts 1793 – 1881
Spouse & Children: Sarah Abernathy Brown 1833 –
Egly Scronce 1869 –
Charlie William Scronce 1873 – 1947
Sarah Ann T Schronce 1874 – 1952
Agnes Lucy Scronce 1874 – 1954
Dora A. Scronce 1875 – 1952
Robert Pinkney Scronce 1877 – 1954
Mary Elizabeth Scronce 1879 – 1951'
Civil War service: Co. B, 23rd Regiment, N.C. Troops
'SCRONCE, ABLE, Private, Resided in Lincoln County and was by occupation a farmer prior to enlisting in Lincoln County at age 20, March 15, 1862. Present or accounted for until wounded in the left side near Richmond, Virginia, in 186[2], Returned to duty on an unspecified date subsequent to November 30, 1862. Present or accounted for until captured at Winchester, Virginia, July 20, 1864. Confined at Camp Chase, Ohio, until paroled and transferred to Boulware's and Cox's Wharves, James River, Virginia, where he was received March 10-12, 1865, for exchange.'
www.ncgenweb.us/lincoln/military/23-B-Lincoln.htm
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Re: Abel Scronce, per F-A-G member 84txag, #47443497, 1 Mar 2022:
There are clearly some inconsistencies with the various dates presented in this memorial. The Confederate service record for Able Scronce indicates he was 20 when he enlisted on 15 March 1862. Additionally, the 1860 US Census record for Catawba County, dated July 1860, shows Abel a 19- year-old man in the household of Charley Scronce, 72, and Mary Scronce, 67, more likely grandparents, as there is also a 43-year-old Rebecca listed. The grave marker presented in this memorial with Abel's name shows a birthdate of 1824 and a death date of 1922, making him nearly 100 years old. The death certificate presented in this memorial shows an "Abram Scronce" born in 1832 and dying at 89 years old in 1922.
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