Information from the book: Old Folks Talking Historical Sketches of Boxley Valley, on Buffalo River A place of Special Value in the Ozarks of Arkansas by Jim Liles Buffalo Nationl River.
He married Betsy Harp, of Cherokee Indian Heritage. They had 10 children. He "was killed 1862 at the Battle of Pea Ridge, flag-bearer for the Ar. Confederate Army Infantry, Company E, 14th Regiment." (pg 10 from the book)
UPDATE Aug 2011: Receive this data by email:
"Jesse Maynard Whiteley like many of those who died on Pea Ridge was more likely than not buried in the Confederate cemetery, Fayetteville, Washington, Arkansas. I am working with the Southern Memorial Association on this cemetery."
He married Betsy Harp, of Cherokee Indian Heritage. They had 10 children. He "was killed 1862 at the Battle of Pea Ridge, flag-bearer for the Ar. Confederate Army Infantry, Company E, 14th Regiment." (pg 10 from the book)
UPDATE Aug 2011: Receive this data by email:
"Jesse Maynard Whiteley like many of those who died on Pea Ridge was more likely than not buried in the Confederate cemetery, Fayetteville, Washington, Arkansas. I am working with the Southern Memorial Association on this cemetery."
Information from the book: Old Folks Talking Historical Sketches of Boxley Valley, on Buffalo River A place of Special Value in the Ozarks of Arkansas by Jim Liles Buffalo Nationl River.
He married Betsy Harp, of Cherokee Indian Heritage. They had 10 children. He "was killed 1862 at the Battle of Pea Ridge, flag-bearer for the Ar. Confederate Army Infantry, Company E, 14th Regiment." (pg 10 from the book)
UPDATE Aug 2011: Receive this data by email:
"Jesse Maynard Whiteley like many of those who died on Pea Ridge was more likely than not buried in the Confederate cemetery, Fayetteville, Washington, Arkansas. I am working with the Southern Memorial Association on this cemetery."
He married Betsy Harp, of Cherokee Indian Heritage. They had 10 children. He "was killed 1862 at the Battle of Pea Ridge, flag-bearer for the Ar. Confederate Army Infantry, Company E, 14th Regiment." (pg 10 from the book)
UPDATE Aug 2011: Receive this data by email:
"Jesse Maynard Whiteley like many of those who died on Pea Ridge was more likely than not buried in the Confederate cemetery, Fayetteville, Washington, Arkansas. I am working with the Southern Memorial Association on this cemetery."
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