1st Company, Rockbridge Virginia 1st Light Artillery "Stonewall Battery", Brown's Brigade, Reserve Artillery, Army of Northern Virginia, C.S.A.
Residence was not listed; a 21 year-old Cooper.
1 of 8 men of the Agner clan to serve in the Rockbridge Light Artillery, he enlisted on 4/21/1861 at Lexington, VA, and was mustered 5/11/1861 into 1st Company, Rockbridge Virginia 1st Light Artillery, as a Private.
Reenlisted 2/8/1862 for 2 years service; given $50 Reenlistment Bounty and furlough of 34 days.
He was Killed In Action during 1st Battle of Fredericksburg, VA.
His father, Jacob Agner, filed a Settlement Claim on 13 June 1863; paid $82.22.
This famous battery was also known as "The Stonewall Battery".
Residence was not listed; a 21 year-old Cooper.
1 of 8 men of the Agner clan to serve in the Rockbridge Light Artillery, he enlisted on 4/21/1861 at Lexington, VA, and was mustered 5/11/1861 into 1st Company, Rockbridge Virginia 1st Light Artillery, as a Private.
Reenlisted 2/8/1862 for 2 years service; given $50 Reenlistment Bounty and furlough of 34 days.
He was Killed In Action during 1st Battle of Fredericksburg, VA.
His father, Jacob Agner, filed a Settlement Claim on 13 June 1863; paid $82.22.
This famous battery was also known as "The Stonewall Battery".
1st Company, Rockbridge Virginia 1st Light Artillery "Stonewall Battery", Brown's Brigade, Reserve Artillery, Army of Northern Virginia, C.S.A.
Residence was not listed; a 21 year-old Cooper.
1 of 8 men of the Agner clan to serve in the Rockbridge Light Artillery, he enlisted on 4/21/1861 at Lexington, VA, and was mustered 5/11/1861 into 1st Company, Rockbridge Virginia 1st Light Artillery, as a Private.
Reenlisted 2/8/1862 for 2 years service; given $50 Reenlistment Bounty and furlough of 34 days.
He was Killed In Action during 1st Battle of Fredericksburg, VA.
His father, Jacob Agner, filed a Settlement Claim on 13 June 1863; paid $82.22.
This famous battery was also known as "The Stonewall Battery".
Residence was not listed; a 21 year-old Cooper.
1 of 8 men of the Agner clan to serve in the Rockbridge Light Artillery, he enlisted on 4/21/1861 at Lexington, VA, and was mustered 5/11/1861 into 1st Company, Rockbridge Virginia 1st Light Artillery, as a Private.
Reenlisted 2/8/1862 for 2 years service; given $50 Reenlistment Bounty and furlough of 34 days.
He was Killed In Action during 1st Battle of Fredericksburg, VA.
His father, Jacob Agner, filed a Settlement Claim on 13 June 1863; paid $82.22.
This famous battery was also known as "The Stonewall Battery".
Bio by: BigFrench
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