Shreveport.LA. Gilbert Fortenberry, Evin's younger brother had enlisted with him and died of camp fever on 25 August
1862. He is buried somewhere on Fullalove Plantation. By Nov they were posted to Fort Hindman at Arkansas Post. AR.
On Jan 11 1863 they were captured and confined at Camp Butler, Ill.Over 300 of them died of small pox while there. Those that survived were exchanged at City Point VA.
The 24th and 25th were combined and were in Army of TN.They were in action from Chattanooga to Atlanta. Evin was captured again at the Battle of Franklin, TN and was at Camp Douglas, Ill and then was paroled and went Point Lookout Maryland. From there he was in Hospital #9 in Richmond,VA for 30 days
Shreveport.LA. Gilbert Fortenberry, Evin's younger brother had enlisted with him and died of camp fever on 25 August
1862. He is buried somewhere on Fullalove Plantation. By Nov they were posted to Fort Hindman at Arkansas Post. AR.
On Jan 11 1863 they were captured and confined at Camp Butler, Ill.Over 300 of them died of small pox while there. Those that survived were exchanged at City Point VA.
The 24th and 25th were combined and were in Army of TN.They were in action from Chattanooga to Atlanta. Evin was captured again at the Battle of Franklin, TN and was at Camp Douglas, Ill and then was paroled and went Point Lookout Maryland. From there he was in Hospital #9 in Richmond,VA for 30 days
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Corp Co A 25 Regt Texas Cav Confederate States Army
Family Members
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Sarah Alice Fortenberry Powell
1861–1944
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Martha Elba Fortenberry Skinner
1865–1929
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James Talley "Jim" Fortenberry III
1869–1958
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Zenas Parsons Fortenberry
1871–1925
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Walter William Fortenberry
1873–1949
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Marlin Rochelia Fortenberry
1877–1947
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Katherine Fidelia Fortenberry Tarver
1878–1947
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Annie Fortenberry
1880–1881
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Markus Laffett Fortenberry
1886–1972
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Claiburn Fortenberry
1889–1889
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