--Confederate Veteran: He served in Company B, 7th NC Infantry. He was wounded at Gettysburg in July 1863, resulting in the amputation of right leg. He was also captured at Gettysburg and was held POW at Point Lookout, Maryland until he was exchanged 30 Apr 1864. He then returned to his unit.
--Occupation: Farmer.
--He married Nancy Elizabeth Vanderburg on March 7, 1865. They had 12 children. One died in infancy. The other 11: 1. Samuel Alexander, 2. Robert, 3. Sarah, 4. Andrew Jackson Jr., 5. Clara Roseann, 6. Magdalene, 7. Martha Lillie, 8. William J., 9. Lilly M., 10. Zeb Vance, and 11. Paul Means Linker.
--Confederate Veteran: He served in Company B, 7th NC Infantry. He was wounded at Gettysburg in July 1863, resulting in the amputation of right leg. He was also captured at Gettysburg and was held POW at Point Lookout, Maryland until he was exchanged 30 Apr 1864. He then returned to his unit.
--Occupation: Farmer.
--He married Nancy Elizabeth Vanderburg on March 7, 1865. They had 12 children. One died in infancy. The other 11: 1. Samuel Alexander, 2. Robert, 3. Sarah, 4. Andrew Jackson Jr., 5. Clara Roseann, 6. Magdalene, 7. Martha Lillie, 8. William J., 9. Lilly M., 10. Zeb Vance, and 11. Paul Means Linker.
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"AN HONEST MAN'S THE NOBLEST WORK OF GOD"
Family Members
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Samuel Alexander Linker
1865–1938
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Robert Lour Linker Sr
1868–1946
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Sarah E "Sallie" Linker Litaker
1870–1914
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Andrew Jackson "Andy" Linker Jr
1873–1961
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Clara Roseann Linker Smith
1875–1922
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Magdalene Linker Stallings
1877–1956
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William J. Linker
1883–1889
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Lillie M Linker Lipe
1883–1967
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Zebulon Vance Linker
1885–1942
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Paul Means Linker Sr
1888–1959
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