*Abner P. Cheek, b. 1842, Ashe Co., NC;
d. July 3, 1864, Petersburg, VA;
Never married;
Believed to be buried at the Confederate Cemetery in Petersburg, VA. as most hopspitalized soldiers were.
Maybe buried at a non military and lost cemetery with no marker near Petersburg due to the large numbers of dead as per Military experts (a hasty burial)
Military records indicate that Abner was wounded in the left lung on June 16, 1864, during the Battle of Petersburg.
He was hospitalized in Petersburg on June 17, 1864, and died of wounds July 31, 1864.
Census 1860 AICC HH 693 age 20 Laborer
Enlisted 5/3/1862 in Alleghy Cty NC Co I 61st NC Inf
Died of wounds on 7/3/1864 at Petersburg
From Jeff Weaver Research
d. July 3, 1864, Petersburg, VA;
Never married;
Believed to be buried at the Confederate Cemetery in Petersburg, VA. as most hopspitalized soldiers were.
Maybe buried at a non military and lost cemetery with no marker near Petersburg due to the large numbers of dead as per Military experts (a hasty burial)
Military records indicate that Abner was wounded in the left lung on June 16, 1864, during the Battle of Petersburg.
He was hospitalized in Petersburg on June 17, 1864, and died of wounds July 31, 1864.
Census 1860 AICC HH 693 age 20 Laborer
Enlisted 5/3/1862 in Alleghy Cty NC Co I 61st NC Inf
Died of wounds on 7/3/1864 at Petersburg
From Jeff Weaver Research
*Abner P. Cheek, b. 1842, Ashe Co., NC;
d. July 3, 1864, Petersburg, VA;
Never married;
Believed to be buried at the Confederate Cemetery in Petersburg, VA. as most hopspitalized soldiers were.
Maybe buried at a non military and lost cemetery with no marker near Petersburg due to the large numbers of dead as per Military experts (a hasty burial)
Military records indicate that Abner was wounded in the left lung on June 16, 1864, during the Battle of Petersburg.
He was hospitalized in Petersburg on June 17, 1864, and died of wounds July 31, 1864.
Census 1860 AICC HH 693 age 20 Laborer
Enlisted 5/3/1862 in Alleghy Cty NC Co I 61st NC Inf
Died of wounds on 7/3/1864 at Petersburg
From Jeff Weaver Research
d. July 3, 1864, Petersburg, VA;
Never married;
Believed to be buried at the Confederate Cemetery in Petersburg, VA. as most hopspitalized soldiers were.
Maybe buried at a non military and lost cemetery with no marker near Petersburg due to the large numbers of dead as per Military experts (a hasty burial)
Military records indicate that Abner was wounded in the left lung on June 16, 1864, during the Battle of Petersburg.
He was hospitalized in Petersburg on June 17, 1864, and died of wounds July 31, 1864.
Census 1860 AICC HH 693 age 20 Laborer
Enlisted 5/3/1862 in Alleghy Cty NC Co I 61st NC Inf
Died of wounds on 7/3/1864 at Petersburg
From Jeff Weaver Research
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