Exempt from military service due to his position working as a railroad employee, Charles held the title of "depot agent". According to records, he is credited with various occupations over the years, including dry goods & grocer and farmer. In addition, he served as postmaster in Guinea, Virginia for three different terms for a total six years spread out between 1857 - 1882.
Exempt from military service due to his position working as a railroad employee, Charles held the title of "depot agent". According to records, he is credited with various occupations over the years, including dry goods & grocer and farmer. In addition, he served as postmaster in Guinea, Virginia for three different terms for a total six years spread out between 1857 - 1882.
Family Members
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CPT William Festus Dabney
1821–1859
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Robert Clarence Dabney
1822–1875
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2LT John Walter Dabney
1828–1862
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Joseph Ferrell Dabney Jr
1829–1917
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Mary Montague Dabney Anderson
1830–1890
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James Bernard Dabney
1835–1926
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Tomasia Virginia Dabney Noland
1841–1911
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Henry Clay Dabney
1844–1921
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Richard Dickinson "R.D." Dabney
1845–1914
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