Residence was not listed;
Enlisted as a Private (date unknown).
"A" Co. TN 16th Infantry
Additional Information:
Enlisted 5/18/61. Wounded severely at Perryville.
He was paroled at Harrodsburg Ky. between 12/28/62 and 1/9/63 and sent to Vicksburg for exchange 1/14/63.
He is listed as being received at Gratiot St. Military Prison in St. Louis on 2/28/63. and discharged 4/2/63. A Bethel M.Cantrell of Co. A is on a roll of prisoners forwarded from St.Louis towards Allen's Point Va. for exchange. That roll lists him as having been captured at Arkansas Post 1/9/63. B.M. Cantrell of Co. A is listed as admitted to Episcopal Church Hospital in Williamsburg Va. on 4/9/63 and furloughed 4/18/63.
He shows up on company rolls as late as 4/64 noted as absent/sick. Vouched for Isaac Cantrell in 1905 re: pension. Stated that he got home from the war on 5/28/65 after release from prison. Was a lawyer in Smithville after the war and assisted many veterans in pension matters.
A son, Douglas Leslie was born on 6/3/74 and died 9/11/75. His wife was S.G. Cantrell. One of his sons was Everett Cantrell. Bethel lost his arm in the war according to Everett. Buried in the Smithville City Cemetery in Dekalb County. Bethel was born on 12/18/1841. His wife is also buried there.
Source: http://www.tngenweb.org/records/military/
civilwar/16tnin-ad.txt
Residence was not listed;
Enlisted as a Private (date unknown).
"A" Co. TN 16th Infantry
Additional Information:
Enlisted 5/18/61. Wounded severely at Perryville.
He was paroled at Harrodsburg Ky. between 12/28/62 and 1/9/63 and sent to Vicksburg for exchange 1/14/63.
He is listed as being received at Gratiot St. Military Prison in St. Louis on 2/28/63. and discharged 4/2/63. A Bethel M.Cantrell of Co. A is on a roll of prisoners forwarded from St.Louis towards Allen's Point Va. for exchange. That roll lists him as having been captured at Arkansas Post 1/9/63. B.M. Cantrell of Co. A is listed as admitted to Episcopal Church Hospital in Williamsburg Va. on 4/9/63 and furloughed 4/18/63.
He shows up on company rolls as late as 4/64 noted as absent/sick. Vouched for Isaac Cantrell in 1905 re: pension. Stated that he got home from the war on 5/28/65 after release from prison. Was a lawyer in Smithville after the war and assisted many veterans in pension matters.
A son, Douglas Leslie was born on 6/3/74 and died 9/11/75. His wife was S.G. Cantrell. One of his sons was Everett Cantrell. Bethel lost his arm in the war according to Everett. Buried in the Smithville City Cemetery in Dekalb County. Bethel was born on 12/18/1841. His wife is also buried there.
Source: http://www.tngenweb.org/records/military/
civilwar/16tnin-ad.txt
Family Members
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Perry Green Cantrell
1832–1918
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Eliab B "Liab" Cantrell
1832 – unknown
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John Javis Cantrell
1835–1895
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Mary Ann Cantrell Womack
1837–1896
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Susan Cantrell Potter
1839–1926
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Pvt Daniel Wadkins Cantrell
1843–1928
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Martha Jane Cantrell Green
1845–1910
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Jackson Leroy Cantrell
1848–1906
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Samantha Cantrell Sanders
1848–1931
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Madison Hall Cantrell
1851–1935
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Richard Magness Cantrell
1854–1930
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Charlotte Blaine Cantrell Byars
1856–1889
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Robert Cantrell
1869–1869
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Richard Magness Cantrell
1870–1952
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Florence Catherine Cantrell Smith
1871–1927
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Samuel Brown "Sam" Cantrell
1873–1958
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Douglas Leslie Cantrell
1874–1875
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Charlie B Cantrell
1875–1875
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Everett Tilden Cantrell
1877–1950
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Walter Hamilton Cantrell
1878–1965
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H Robert Cantrell
1880–1881
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William Claud Cantrell
1882–1961
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Connie Maud Cantrell Hensley
1882–1977
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