Baptized in St James Church.
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Andrew J. Dowdy, 33 years, 46th Alabama Reg.∼The youngest son of Armstead and Elizabeth Cross Dowdy, Andrew was born abt 1833 in Georgia, probably Franklin County.
He married Mary Ann Hatley in abt 1856, location unknown but it was possibly in Alabama. Eldest son, James Thomas Wiley Dowdy was born the following year in Lauderdale County, Alabama.
At the 1860 U S Federal Census, Andrew and Mary Ann Dowdy are enumerated in Randolph County, AL with their two eldest children: James Thomas Wiley and William Riley Dowdy. Son Joseph M was born later that year.
He enlisted with the 46th Alabama Infantry in 1862; daughter Mary Ann 'Matilda' was also born that same year.
He died near the end of the U S Civil War, apparently a prisoner of war and possibly at a POW Camp in Texas. A memorial in the Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, IL commemorating the names of the U S Civil War Confederate Dead includes his name.
Name: Andrew J Dowdy
Rank: Private
Arrival Place: Chicago, Illinois
Imprisonment Date: 6 Sep 1864
Imprisonment Camp: Camp Douglas
Imprisonment Place: Rough & Ready GA
Side of War: Confederate
Company: A
Regiment: 46 Ala Infty
Death Date: 18 Feb 1865
Name: A Dowdy
Rank: Private
Imprisonment Date: 6 Sep 1864
Imprisonment Place: Nashville, Tennessee
Side of War: Confederate
Company: G
Regiment: 46 Ala
Death Date: 18 Feb 1865
Burial Place: Chicago City Cemetery
Name: A.J. Dowdy
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: Alabama
Regiment: 46th Regiment, Alabama Infantry
Company: G,H
Rank In: Private
Rank Out: Private
Film Number: M374 roll 12
Other Records: Learn More about this Regiment
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Andrew J. Dowdy, 33 years, 46th Alabama Reg.∼The youngest son of Armstead and Elizabeth Cross Dowdy, Andrew was born abt 1833 in Georgia, probably Franklin County.
He married Mary Ann Hatley in abt 1856, location unknown but it was possibly in Alabama. Eldest son, James Thomas Wiley Dowdy was born the following year in Lauderdale County, Alabama.
At the 1860 U S Federal Census, Andrew and Mary Ann Dowdy are enumerated in Randolph County, AL with their two eldest children: James Thomas Wiley and William Riley Dowdy. Son Joseph M was born later that year.
He enlisted with the 46th Alabama Infantry in 1862; daughter Mary Ann 'Matilda' was also born that same year.
He died near the end of the U S Civil War, apparently a prisoner of war and possibly at a POW Camp in Texas. A memorial in the Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, IL commemorating the names of the U S Civil War Confederate Dead includes his name.
Name: Andrew J Dowdy
Rank: Private
Arrival Place: Chicago, Illinois
Imprisonment Date: 6 Sep 1864
Imprisonment Camp: Camp Douglas
Imprisonment Place: Rough & Ready GA
Side of War: Confederate
Company: A
Regiment: 46 Ala Infty
Death Date: 18 Feb 1865
Name: A Dowdy
Rank: Private
Imprisonment Date: 6 Sep 1864
Imprisonment Place: Nashville, Tennessee
Side of War: Confederate
Company: G
Regiment: 46 Ala
Death Date: 18 Feb 1865
Burial Place: Chicago City Cemetery
Name: A.J. Dowdy
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: Alabama
Regiment: 46th Regiment, Alabama Infantry
Company: G,H
Rank In: Private
Rank Out: Private
Film Number: M374 roll 12
Other Records: Learn More about this Regiment
Baptized in St James Church.
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Andrew J. Dowdy, 33 years, 46th Alabama Reg.∼The youngest son of Armstead and Elizabeth Cross Dowdy, Andrew was born abt 1833 in Georgia, probably Franklin County.
He married Mary Ann Hatley in abt 1856, location unknown but it was possibly in Alabama. Eldest son, James Thomas Wiley Dowdy was born the following year in Lauderdale County, Alabama.
At the 1860 U S Federal Census, Andrew and Mary Ann Dowdy are enumerated in Randolph County, AL with their two eldest children: James Thomas Wiley and William Riley Dowdy. Son Joseph M was born later that year.
He enlisted with the 46th Alabama Infantry in 1862; daughter Mary Ann 'Matilda' was also born that same year.
He died near the end of the U S Civil War, apparently a prisoner of war and possibly at a POW Camp in Texas. A memorial in the Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, IL commemorating the names of the U S Civil War Confederate Dead includes his name.
Name: Andrew J Dowdy
Rank: Private
Arrival Place: Chicago, Illinois
Imprisonment Date: 6 Sep 1864
Imprisonment Camp: Camp Douglas
Imprisonment Place: Rough & Ready GA
Side of War: Confederate
Company: A
Regiment: 46 Ala Infty
Death Date: 18 Feb 1865
Name: A Dowdy
Rank: Private
Imprisonment Date: 6 Sep 1864
Imprisonment Place: Nashville, Tennessee
Side of War: Confederate
Company: G
Regiment: 46 Ala
Death Date: 18 Feb 1865
Burial Place: Chicago City Cemetery
Name: A.J. Dowdy
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: Alabama
Regiment: 46th Regiment, Alabama Infantry
Company: G,H
Rank In: Private
Rank Out: Private
Film Number: M374 roll 12
Other Records: Learn More about this Regiment
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Andrew J. Dowdy, 33 years, 46th Alabama Reg.∼The youngest son of Armstead and Elizabeth Cross Dowdy, Andrew was born abt 1833 in Georgia, probably Franklin County.
He married Mary Ann Hatley in abt 1856, location unknown but it was possibly in Alabama. Eldest son, James Thomas Wiley Dowdy was born the following year in Lauderdale County, Alabama.
At the 1860 U S Federal Census, Andrew and Mary Ann Dowdy are enumerated in Randolph County, AL with their two eldest children: James Thomas Wiley and William Riley Dowdy. Son Joseph M was born later that year.
He enlisted with the 46th Alabama Infantry in 1862; daughter Mary Ann 'Matilda' was also born that same year.
He died near the end of the U S Civil War, apparently a prisoner of war and possibly at a POW Camp in Texas. A memorial in the Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, IL commemorating the names of the U S Civil War Confederate Dead includes his name.
Name: Andrew J Dowdy
Rank: Private
Arrival Place: Chicago, Illinois
Imprisonment Date: 6 Sep 1864
Imprisonment Camp: Camp Douglas
Imprisonment Place: Rough & Ready GA
Side of War: Confederate
Company: A
Regiment: 46 Ala Infty
Death Date: 18 Feb 1865
Name: A Dowdy
Rank: Private
Imprisonment Date: 6 Sep 1864
Imprisonment Place: Nashville, Tennessee
Side of War: Confederate
Company: G
Regiment: 46 Ala
Death Date: 18 Feb 1865
Burial Place: Chicago City Cemetery
Name: A.J. Dowdy
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: Alabama
Regiment: 46th Regiment, Alabama Infantry
Company: G,H
Rank In: Private
Rank Out: Private
Film Number: M374 roll 12
Other Records: Learn More about this Regiment
Inscription
G 46 ALA.
Gravesite Details
Confederate Mound
Family Members
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