(special thanks to Dennis Brooke of SCV Camp 1535, Columbus, Ohio for the following info)
"Private Elliott BATSON - Inscription on tombstone #1647 reads "Errin Batson Co. C 16 S.C. REG. C.S.A." Taken prisoner as a result of the battle of Nashville, Tennessee. Each and every man who was in the war should have a paper trail. Tombstone #1647 should belong to Private Elliott Batson of Company K 16th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry aka the Greenville Regiment and not to Ervin or Irvin Batson of Company C 16th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry. These were two separate soldiers living in two separate households with two separate enlistment dates and in two separate companies with two separate birth years.
(special thanks to Ray Waldrop birthplace and link to parents)
"Private Elliott BATSON - Inscription on tombstone #1647 reads "Errin Batson Co. C 16 S.C. REG. C.S.A." Taken prisoner as a result of the battle of Nashville, Tennessee. Each and every man who was in the war should have a paper trail. Tombstone #1647 should belong to Private Elliott Batson of Company K 16th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry aka the Greenville Regiment and not to Ervin or Irvin Batson of Company C 16th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry. These were two separate soldiers living in two separate households with two separate enlistment dates and in two separate companies with two separate birth years.
(special thanks to Ray Waldrop birthplace and link to parents)
(special thanks to Dennis Brooke of SCV Camp 1535, Columbus, Ohio for the following info)
"Private Elliott BATSON - Inscription on tombstone #1647 reads "Errin Batson Co. C 16 S.C. REG. C.S.A." Taken prisoner as a result of the battle of Nashville, Tennessee. Each and every man who was in the war should have a paper trail. Tombstone #1647 should belong to Private Elliott Batson of Company K 16th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry aka the Greenville Regiment and not to Ervin or Irvin Batson of Company C 16th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry. These were two separate soldiers living in two separate households with two separate enlistment dates and in two separate companies with two separate birth years.
(special thanks to Ray Waldrop birthplace and link to parents)
"Private Elliott BATSON - Inscription on tombstone #1647 reads "Errin Batson Co. C 16 S.C. REG. C.S.A." Taken prisoner as a result of the battle of Nashville, Tennessee. Each and every man who was in the war should have a paper trail. Tombstone #1647 should belong to Private Elliott Batson of Company K 16th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry aka the Greenville Regiment and not to Ervin or Irvin Batson of Company C 16th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry. These were two separate soldiers living in two separate households with two separate enlistment dates and in two separate companies with two separate birth years.
(special thanks to Ray Waldrop birthplace and link to parents)
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