He was born in Pendleton County, Va (Now WV, Pendleton became West Virginia in 1863)
From the Bird Family bible published by the Mathneys:
James Bird, eldest son of John Bird, died at Fairview hospital near Lexington, Virginia. On the 26th day of December 1863. He was taken off by inflammation of the bowels, after having been long afflicted with dyspepsia. He was a member of Company E, 31st Regiment of Virginia Volunteers. J.C. Matheny, Capt.
From the Bird Family bible published by the Mathneys:
James Bird, eldest son of John Bird, died at Fairview hospital near Lexington, Virginia. On the 26th day of December 1863. He was taken off by inflammation of the bowels, after having been long afflicted with dyspepsia. He was a member of Company E, 31st Regiment of Virginia Volunteers. J.C. Matheny, Capt.
He was born in Pendleton County, Va (Now WV, Pendleton became West Virginia in 1863)
From the Bird Family bible published by the Mathneys:
James Bird, eldest son of John Bird, died at Fairview hospital near Lexington, Virginia. On the 26th day of December 1863. He was taken off by inflammation of the bowels, after having been long afflicted with dyspepsia. He was a member of Company E, 31st Regiment of Virginia Volunteers. J.C. Matheny, Capt.
From the Bird Family bible published by the Mathneys:
James Bird, eldest son of John Bird, died at Fairview hospital near Lexington, Virginia. On the 26th day of December 1863. He was taken off by inflammation of the bowels, after having been long afflicted with dyspepsia. He was a member of Company E, 31st Regiment of Virginia Volunteers. J.C. Matheny, Capt.
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