2 Sep 1863 age 41 James Alexander and second son George Washington age 18 joined the Union Army on 9 Feb 1863 in Warren, Arkansas enlisted as privates into Company A 2nd Arkansas Regiment.
8 Sep 1863 age 41 the tenth and last child Amanda D E Chronister is born in Reynolds, Missouri.
15 Dec 1863 second son George Washington Chronister age 18 who had enlisted with his father James Alexander is killed in a guerrilla action by Confederate Forces near Ludwig, Johnson, Arkansas. George was buried in Minnow Creek Cemetery.
1 Jan 1864 First son James Daniel Chronister age 20 enlisted 1 Jan 1864 in Company B, Arkansas 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Union Army.
5 Mar 1864 age 41 James Alexander and some men were sent out for scout duty along Mulberry River approximately twenty miles north of Clarksville, Arkansas. He was absent for a day or so on the slopes of Mulberry Mountain.
7 Mar 1864 he was found sick with pneumonia and was carried to a Mr. Robinson’s home were he died. A detail of men where sent out to bury the body. These men were Thomas Bean, Harry Jacobs, and Hugh Bean. They came back to camp and reported to their Captain that they had buried the body but did not report where.
26 Mar 1864 at age 21 years old James Daniel Chronister is killed in action at Clarksville, Johnson, Arkansas.
RCW 2014
2 Sep 1863 age 41 James Alexander and second son George Washington age 18 joined the Union Army on 9 Feb 1863 in Warren, Arkansas enlisted as privates into Company A 2nd Arkansas Regiment.
8 Sep 1863 age 41 the tenth and last child Amanda D E Chronister is born in Reynolds, Missouri.
15 Dec 1863 second son George Washington Chronister age 18 who had enlisted with his father James Alexander is killed in a guerrilla action by Confederate Forces near Ludwig, Johnson, Arkansas. George was buried in Minnow Creek Cemetery.
1 Jan 1864 First son James Daniel Chronister age 20 enlisted 1 Jan 1864 in Company B, Arkansas 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Union Army.
5 Mar 1864 age 41 James Alexander and some men were sent out for scout duty along Mulberry River approximately twenty miles north of Clarksville, Arkansas. He was absent for a day or so on the slopes of Mulberry Mountain.
7 Mar 1864 he was found sick with pneumonia and was carried to a Mr. Robinson’s home were he died. A detail of men where sent out to bury the body. These men were Thomas Bean, Harry Jacobs, and Hugh Bean. They came back to camp and reported to their Captain that they had buried the body but did not report where.
26 Mar 1864 at age 21 years old James Daniel Chronister is killed in action at Clarksville, Johnson, Arkansas.
RCW 2014
Family Members
-
James Daniel Chronister
1843–1864
-
PVT George Washington Chronister
1845–1863
-
Mary Elizabeth Chronister Bean Newton
1847–1921
-
Henry Winston Chronister
1849–1929
-
Middy Jane Chronister Hatchett
1852–1920
-
Calvin C Chronister
1854–1929
-
William Nathan Chronister
1857–1942
-
Dean Chronister
1859 – unknown
-
Aaron A Chronister
1860–1878
-
Amanda D E Chronister
1863–1865
Advertisement
Advertisement