Edward was the son of D. Berryman and ____?Owens.
He was the spouse of Elizabeth Ann (Bettie) Harrison Berryman. They were married January 28, 1869 in Lawrence County, Alabama Book E Page 134.
Old Lawrence Reminiscences
September & December 2004
Edward Berryman was born Oct. 15, 1840, in Lawrence County. He enlisted in Courtland as a private in Co. I of the 16th Alabama Regiment. He was wounded in the Five Fishing Creek battle and was captured at Mount Hope. He was imprisoned at Nashville. He was paroled at Mount Hope in 1865.
Source: 1907 and 1921 Lawrence County Confederate Census.
He was the spouse of Elizabeth Ann (Bettie) Harrison Berryman. They were married January 28, 1869 in Lawrence County, Alabama Book E Page 134.
Old Lawrence Reminiscences
September & December 2004
Edward Berryman was born Oct. 15, 1840, in Lawrence County. He enlisted in Courtland as a private in Co. I of the 16th Alabama Regiment. He was wounded in the Five Fishing Creek battle and was captured at Mount Hope. He was imprisoned at Nashville. He was paroled at Mount Hope in 1865.
Source: 1907 and 1921 Lawrence County Confederate Census.
Edward was the son of D. Berryman and ____?Owens.
He was the spouse of Elizabeth Ann (Bettie) Harrison Berryman. They were married January 28, 1869 in Lawrence County, Alabama Book E Page 134.
Old Lawrence Reminiscences
September & December 2004
Edward Berryman was born Oct. 15, 1840, in Lawrence County. He enlisted in Courtland as a private in Co. I of the 16th Alabama Regiment. He was wounded in the Five Fishing Creek battle and was captured at Mount Hope. He was imprisoned at Nashville. He was paroled at Mount Hope in 1865.
Source: 1907 and 1921 Lawrence County Confederate Census.
He was the spouse of Elizabeth Ann (Bettie) Harrison Berryman. They were married January 28, 1869 in Lawrence County, Alabama Book E Page 134.
Old Lawrence Reminiscences
September & December 2004
Edward Berryman was born Oct. 15, 1840, in Lawrence County. He enlisted in Courtland as a private in Co. I of the 16th Alabama Regiment. He was wounded in the Five Fishing Creek battle and was captured at Mount Hope. He was imprisoned at Nashville. He was paroled at Mount Hope in 1865.
Source: 1907 and 1921 Lawrence County Confederate Census.
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