Hosea Clark Gray was born abt. 1836 in Onslow Co., North Carolina.
He married Agatha Ann Parramore on Jan. 9, 1854 in Henry County, Alabama.
He was a Confederate Soldier in The War Between the States. He was a Private in Co. A, 51st Regiment, Early Volunteers.
During the "The War Between the States" Hosea was shot in his left hand. It is said that Hosea returned home to recover and then he died.
He married Agatha Ann Parramore on Jan. 9, 1854 in Henry County, Alabama.
He was a Confederate Soldier in The War Between the States. He was a Private in Co. A, 51st Regiment, Early Volunteers.
During the "The War Between the States" Hosea was shot in his left hand. It is said that Hosea returned home to recover and then he died.
Hosea Clark Gray was born abt. 1836 in Onslow Co., North Carolina.
He married Agatha Ann Parramore on Jan. 9, 1854 in Henry County, Alabama.
He was a Confederate Soldier in The War Between the States. He was a Private in Co. A, 51st Regiment, Early Volunteers.
During the "The War Between the States" Hosea was shot in his left hand. It is said that Hosea returned home to recover and then he died.
He married Agatha Ann Parramore on Jan. 9, 1854 in Henry County, Alabama.
He was a Confederate Soldier in The War Between the States. He was a Private in Co. A, 51st Regiment, Early Volunteers.
During the "The War Between the States" Hosea was shot in his left hand. It is said that Hosea returned home to recover and then he died.
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On the headstone it only states: "Confederate Soldier Mr. Gray"
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