Tradition says he is buried here.
"Isham served in Co G, 54th Va Inf. He participated in the battle of Saltville." (Nestor, Descendants of Abraham Goad, p.17-1) Isom applied for a Civil War pension on 25 Aug 1902 stating he had served in Co. G 45th VA. He stated he was disabled by "infirmity of age & disease" and that he had broken his leg in the war. His widow, Amy, also applied for a widow's pension stating Isom had died of paralysis and dropsy.
"Isham served in Co G, 54th Va Inf. He participated in the battle of Saltville." (Nestor, Descendants of Abraham Goad, p.17-1) Isom applied for a Civil War pension on 25 Aug 1902 stating he had served in Co. G 45th VA. He stated he was disabled by "infirmity of age & disease" and that he had broken his leg in the war. His widow, Amy, also applied for a widow's pension stating Isom had died of paralysis and dropsy.
Tradition says he is buried here.
"Isham served in Co G, 54th Va Inf. He participated in the battle of Saltville." (Nestor, Descendants of Abraham Goad, p.17-1) Isom applied for a Civil War pension on 25 Aug 1902 stating he had served in Co. G 45th VA. He stated he was disabled by "infirmity of age & disease" and that he had broken his leg in the war. His widow, Amy, also applied for a widow's pension stating Isom had died of paralysis and dropsy.
"Isham served in Co G, 54th Va Inf. He participated in the battle of Saltville." (Nestor, Descendants of Abraham Goad, p.17-1) Isom applied for a Civil War pension on 25 Aug 1902 stating he had served in Co. G 45th VA. He stated he was disabled by "infirmity of age & disease" and that he had broken his leg in the war. His widow, Amy, also applied for a widow's pension stating Isom had died of paralysis and dropsy.
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