Confederate Soldier
Co. K, Arkansas 3rd, Infantry Regiment
Alexander and his brother, Frank joined the Confederate Army. Alexander was a prisoner of war at Vicksburg. He spent about a year as a prisoner at Alton and Gratiot Street prisons.
***Thank you Gale Red for the information***
October 19, 1863 Alexander was released from prison after taking the Oath of Alligiance and giving bond in the sum of $1,000. He worked as a station agent with the Chicago & Alton RR.
He died from Cholera.
Alexander is 1 of 3 Confederate veterans buried in Bunker Hill Cemetery.
***Thank you Debbi for the information***
Co. K, Arkansas 3rd, Infantry Regiment
Alexander and his brother, Frank joined the Confederate Army. Alexander was a prisoner of war at Vicksburg. He spent about a year as a prisoner at Alton and Gratiot Street prisons.
***Thank you Gale Red for the information***
October 19, 1863 Alexander was released from prison after taking the Oath of Alligiance and giving bond in the sum of $1,000. He worked as a station agent with the Chicago & Alton RR.
He died from Cholera.
Alexander is 1 of 3 Confederate veterans buried in Bunker Hill Cemetery.
***Thank you Debbi for the information***
Confederate Soldier
Co. K, Arkansas 3rd, Infantry Regiment
Alexander and his brother, Frank joined the Confederate Army. Alexander was a prisoner of war at Vicksburg. He spent about a year as a prisoner at Alton and Gratiot Street prisons.
***Thank you Gale Red for the information***
October 19, 1863 Alexander was released from prison after taking the Oath of Alligiance and giving bond in the sum of $1,000. He worked as a station agent with the Chicago & Alton RR.
He died from Cholera.
Alexander is 1 of 3 Confederate veterans buried in Bunker Hill Cemetery.
***Thank you Debbi for the information***
Co. K, Arkansas 3rd, Infantry Regiment
Alexander and his brother, Frank joined the Confederate Army. Alexander was a prisoner of war at Vicksburg. He spent about a year as a prisoner at Alton and Gratiot Street prisons.
***Thank you Gale Red for the information***
October 19, 1863 Alexander was released from prison after taking the Oath of Alligiance and giving bond in the sum of $1,000. He worked as a station agent with the Chicago & Alton RR.
He died from Cholera.
Alexander is 1 of 3 Confederate veterans buried in Bunker Hill Cemetery.
***Thank you Debbi for the information***
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