He was in The Confederate States Army, along with his Brothers. He joined in early 1864 at 16 years old, in The Wilkinson Rifles, and made it through the War. He was paroled at the Surrender of Appomattox.
A son of Green and Sarah Bennett-Brewer.
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2016 Update: I have found him in an "unmarked Grave" in Tx, The memorial was made, after mine..and does not tell anything about his Parents, Siblings..as I have? The Brewer Family here in Wilkinson Co., were very well known, and he is listed
in many Census.
A son of Green and Sarah Bennett-Brewer.
I
2016 Update: I have found him in an "unmarked Grave" in Tx, The memorial was made, after mine..and does not tell anything about his Parents, Siblings..as I have? The Brewer Family here in Wilkinson Co., were very well known, and he is listed
in many Census.
He was in The Confederate States Army, along with his Brothers. He joined in early 1864 at 16 years old, in The Wilkinson Rifles, and made it through the War. He was paroled at the Surrender of Appomattox.
A son of Green and Sarah Bennett-Brewer.
I
2016 Update: I have found him in an "unmarked Grave" in Tx, The memorial was made, after mine..and does not tell anything about his Parents, Siblings..as I have? The Brewer Family here in Wilkinson Co., were very well known, and he is listed
in many Census.
A son of Green and Sarah Bennett-Brewer.
I
2016 Update: I have found him in an "unmarked Grave" in Tx, The memorial was made, after mine..and does not tell anything about his Parents, Siblings..as I have? The Brewer Family here in Wilkinson Co., were very well known, and he is listed
in many Census.
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