11 DEC 1918 in obit-Sout.Chr.Advoc 5-8-1919
Note: SC Archives Civil War records: Edward S. Staley, enlisted 1-12-1862 at Fort Johnson by Capt. Brown, First Hagoods, Co. A, Private; joined SC Artillery at reorganization
Note: 1862,absent with Lt. W. S. Barton on recruiting service since 2-18-1862 , 2nd Regiment, Co. I, 2nd Corporal, Orangeburg Dist., SC
Edward D. Staley.... "Uncle Ed", as he was affectrionately called...died Dec. 11, 1918...He was seventy years old lacking about three months. He was a good, true citizen, a gentleman of the old school...he leaves...besides his wife, three
daughters and four sons, all married and in homes of their own. He left a nice, comfortable estate to his wife and children. (T.L. Belvin)
Source- Jimmie Anne Anderson
Note: SC Archives Civil War records: Edward S. Staley, enlisted 1-12-1862 at Fort Johnson by Capt. Brown, First Hagoods, Co. A, Private; joined SC Artillery at reorganization
Note: 1862,absent with Lt. W. S. Barton on recruiting service since 2-18-1862 , 2nd Regiment, Co. I, 2nd Corporal, Orangeburg Dist., SC
Edward D. Staley.... "Uncle Ed", as he was affectrionately called...died Dec. 11, 1918...He was seventy years old lacking about three months. He was a good, true citizen, a gentleman of the old school...he leaves...besides his wife, three
daughters and four sons, all married and in homes of their own. He left a nice, comfortable estate to his wife and children. (T.L. Belvin)
Source- Jimmie Anne Anderson
11 DEC 1918 in obit-Sout.Chr.Advoc 5-8-1919
Note: SC Archives Civil War records: Edward S. Staley, enlisted 1-12-1862 at Fort Johnson by Capt. Brown, First Hagoods, Co. A, Private; joined SC Artillery at reorganization
Note: 1862,absent with Lt. W. S. Barton on recruiting service since 2-18-1862 , 2nd Regiment, Co. I, 2nd Corporal, Orangeburg Dist., SC
Edward D. Staley.... "Uncle Ed", as he was affectrionately called...died Dec. 11, 1918...He was seventy years old lacking about three months. He was a good, true citizen, a gentleman of the old school...he leaves...besides his wife, three
daughters and four sons, all married and in homes of their own. He left a nice, comfortable estate to his wife and children. (T.L. Belvin)
Source- Jimmie Anne Anderson
Note: SC Archives Civil War records: Edward S. Staley, enlisted 1-12-1862 at Fort Johnson by Capt. Brown, First Hagoods, Co. A, Private; joined SC Artillery at reorganization
Note: 1862,absent with Lt. W. S. Barton on recruiting service since 2-18-1862 , 2nd Regiment, Co. I, 2nd Corporal, Orangeburg Dist., SC
Edward D. Staley.... "Uncle Ed", as he was affectrionately called...died Dec. 11, 1918...He was seventy years old lacking about three months. He was a good, true citizen, a gentleman of the old school...he leaves...besides his wife, three
daughters and four sons, all married and in homes of their own. He left a nice, comfortable estate to his wife and children. (T.L. Belvin)
Source- Jimmie Anne Anderson
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