Name: Palantine R Acres
Birth Date: abt 1843
Birth Place: Lynchburg
Death Date: 2 Nov 1880
Death Place: Richmond City, Virginia
Death Age: 37
Occupation: Carpenter
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
FHL Film Number: 2048592∼C.S.A.
P. R. Akers
Co. E 13th Virginia Calvary
Enlisted in Petersburg, Virginia
P.O.W. at Point Lookout
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Loctaed in the 1880 census of Henrico County, VA, second houshold:
HEAD:Akers, Palentine, W M 37.
WIFE:Akers, Sarah, W F 36 VA
SON AKERS, WILLIAM W M 10 VA
SON AKERS, PALENTINE W M 3 VA
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Virginia Regimental Histories Series
13th VA Cavalry, pg. 63. Daniel T. Balfour, C. 1986, H. E. Howard, Inc.,
Lynchburg, VA
Akers, Palentine Reed: enlisted 3-12-62 at Petersburg, Co. E, Private, present to 7 and 8 63 when captured at Front Royal 7/24/63; POW at Pt. Lookout and to Elmira 8/16/14; 10/11/64 sent to City Point for exchange; apparently back on duty and captured again at Pony's Mill on 4/2/65 and released 6/20/65.
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Nancy Basinger Brewer:
~Southern Soil~
Mama when they bring me home,
Lay me down in a field of gold,
Under that old oak tree, where the soft wind blows.
It is here I can hear the robin sing,
And the bubbling brook down yonder way.
Plant me just over the hill,
So I can smell the evening meal,
And hear Papa working in the fields.
Oh my sweet Mother dear,
Tell them all not too weep for me,
For I won't be lonely there,
Underneath that Southern soil.
A poem by author: Nancy B. Brewer
www.nancybbrewer.com
Birth Date: abt 1843
Birth Place: Lynchburg
Death Date: 2 Nov 1880
Death Place: Richmond City, Virginia
Death Age: 37
Occupation: Carpenter
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
FHL Film Number: 2048592∼C.S.A.
P. R. Akers
Co. E 13th Virginia Calvary
Enlisted in Petersburg, Virginia
P.O.W. at Point Lookout
**************************************************
Loctaed in the 1880 census of Henrico County, VA, second houshold:
HEAD:Akers, Palentine, W M 37.
WIFE:Akers, Sarah, W F 36 VA
SON AKERS, WILLIAM W M 10 VA
SON AKERS, PALENTINE W M 3 VA
**************************************************
Virginia Regimental Histories Series
13th VA Cavalry, pg. 63. Daniel T. Balfour, C. 1986, H. E. Howard, Inc.,
Lynchburg, VA
Akers, Palentine Reed: enlisted 3-12-62 at Petersburg, Co. E, Private, present to 7 and 8 63 when captured at Front Royal 7/24/63; POW at Pt. Lookout and to Elmira 8/16/14; 10/11/64 sent to City Point for exchange; apparently back on duty and captured again at Pony's Mill on 4/2/65 and released 6/20/65.
****************************************************
Nancy Basinger Brewer:
~Southern Soil~
Mama when they bring me home,
Lay me down in a field of gold,
Under that old oak tree, where the soft wind blows.
It is here I can hear the robin sing,
And the bubbling brook down yonder way.
Plant me just over the hill,
So I can smell the evening meal,
And hear Papa working in the fields.
Oh my sweet Mother dear,
Tell them all not too weep for me,
For I won't be lonely there,
Underneath that Southern soil.
A poem by author: Nancy B. Brewer
www.nancybbrewer.com
Name: Palantine R Acres
Birth Date: abt 1843
Birth Place: Lynchburg
Death Date: 2 Nov 1880
Death Place: Richmond City, Virginia
Death Age: 37
Occupation: Carpenter
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
FHL Film Number: 2048592∼C.S.A.
P. R. Akers
Co. E 13th Virginia Calvary
Enlisted in Petersburg, Virginia
P.O.W. at Point Lookout
**************************************************
Loctaed in the 1880 census of Henrico County, VA, second houshold:
HEAD:Akers, Palentine, W M 37.
WIFE:Akers, Sarah, W F 36 VA
SON AKERS, WILLIAM W M 10 VA
SON AKERS, PALENTINE W M 3 VA
**************************************************
Virginia Regimental Histories Series
13th VA Cavalry, pg. 63. Daniel T. Balfour, C. 1986, H. E. Howard, Inc.,
Lynchburg, VA
Akers, Palentine Reed: enlisted 3-12-62 at Petersburg, Co. E, Private, present to 7 and 8 63 when captured at Front Royal 7/24/63; POW at Pt. Lookout and to Elmira 8/16/14; 10/11/64 sent to City Point for exchange; apparently back on duty and captured again at Pony's Mill on 4/2/65 and released 6/20/65.
****************************************************
Nancy Basinger Brewer:
~Southern Soil~
Mama when they bring me home,
Lay me down in a field of gold,
Under that old oak tree, where the soft wind blows.
It is here I can hear the robin sing,
And the bubbling brook down yonder way.
Plant me just over the hill,
So I can smell the evening meal,
And hear Papa working in the fields.
Oh my sweet Mother dear,
Tell them all not too weep for me,
For I won't be lonely there,
Underneath that Southern soil.
A poem by author: Nancy B. Brewer
www.nancybbrewer.com
Birth Date: abt 1843
Birth Place: Lynchburg
Death Date: 2 Nov 1880
Death Place: Richmond City, Virginia
Death Age: 37
Occupation: Carpenter
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
FHL Film Number: 2048592∼C.S.A.
P. R. Akers
Co. E 13th Virginia Calvary
Enlisted in Petersburg, Virginia
P.O.W. at Point Lookout
**************************************************
Loctaed in the 1880 census of Henrico County, VA, second houshold:
HEAD:Akers, Palentine, W M 37.
WIFE:Akers, Sarah, W F 36 VA
SON AKERS, WILLIAM W M 10 VA
SON AKERS, PALENTINE W M 3 VA
**************************************************
Virginia Regimental Histories Series
13th VA Cavalry, pg. 63. Daniel T. Balfour, C. 1986, H. E. Howard, Inc.,
Lynchburg, VA
Akers, Palentine Reed: enlisted 3-12-62 at Petersburg, Co. E, Private, present to 7 and 8 63 when captured at Front Royal 7/24/63; POW at Pt. Lookout and to Elmira 8/16/14; 10/11/64 sent to City Point for exchange; apparently back on duty and captured again at Pony's Mill on 4/2/65 and released 6/20/65.
****************************************************
Nancy Basinger Brewer:
~Southern Soil~
Mama when they bring me home,
Lay me down in a field of gold,
Under that old oak tree, where the soft wind blows.
It is here I can hear the robin sing,
And the bubbling brook down yonder way.
Plant me just over the hill,
So I can smell the evening meal,
And hear Papa working in the fields.
Oh my sweet Mother dear,
Tell them all not too weep for me,
For I won't be lonely there,
Underneath that Southern soil.
A poem by author: Nancy B. Brewer
www.nancybbrewer.com
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