Texas 29th Calvary in Civil War
CSA Pvt., Co. G, 29th Texas Cavalry
One of six names on one large monument. Foot markers are 'Otis,' 'Charlie,' 'M. O. C.,' 'Father,' 'Anna,' 'L. D. C.'
His wife Julia Bell Carter received a pension from the State of Texas for service in the Confederate Army #25122.
From the records of Lamar #258 United Daughters of the Confederacy: He served in Co. G, 29th Regiment, Texas Cavalry. A granddaughter, Margaret Earle Carter, b. 21 Mar 1895, in Lamar County, Texas was a member of the Lamar Chapter #258, United Daughters of the Confederacy, under his record.
Private J. J. Carter is listed in SUFFERING TO SILENCE, 29TH TEXAS CAVALRY, CSA REGIMENTAL HISTORY, by Bradford K. Felmy and John C. Grady, Nortex Press, Quanah, TX, 1975, p. 206.
Julia Bell Carter received a Texas Confederate Pension #25122 for service of her husband Andrew Jackson Carter. An abstract of the pension shows: she died 2 Nov 1948, filed 7 Nov 1913, approved 1 Dec 1913, she lived at 530 Bonham St., Paris, he died 14 Nov 1909 in Lamar Co., they married 2 Mar 1898 in Lamar Co., she was age 53, she was born in Henry Co., MO, lived in TX for 29 years, lived in Paris since 1884, he enlisted in Spring 1862 and served to close in Co. G, 29th Texas Cavalry, R. Gano's Brigade, as a private. On 15 Oct 1913 in Lamar Co., J. W. Hardison swore Carter was in the same regiment as he was. On same date, J. H. Graham swore he was in the same Company G as Carter. Brown Roden Funeral Home requested Mortuary Warrant for her on 5 Nov 1948.
CSA Pvt., Co. G, 29th Texas Cavalry
One of six names on one large monument. Foot markers are 'Otis,' 'Charlie,' 'M. O. C.,' 'Father,' 'Anna,' 'L. D. C.'
His wife Julia Bell Carter received a pension from the State of Texas for service in the Confederate Army #25122.
From the records of Lamar #258 United Daughters of the Confederacy: He served in Co. G, 29th Regiment, Texas Cavalry. A granddaughter, Margaret Earle Carter, b. 21 Mar 1895, in Lamar County, Texas was a member of the Lamar Chapter #258, United Daughters of the Confederacy, under his record.
Private J. J. Carter is listed in SUFFERING TO SILENCE, 29TH TEXAS CAVALRY, CSA REGIMENTAL HISTORY, by Bradford K. Felmy and John C. Grady, Nortex Press, Quanah, TX, 1975, p. 206.
Julia Bell Carter received a Texas Confederate Pension #25122 for service of her husband Andrew Jackson Carter. An abstract of the pension shows: she died 2 Nov 1948, filed 7 Nov 1913, approved 1 Dec 1913, she lived at 530 Bonham St., Paris, he died 14 Nov 1909 in Lamar Co., they married 2 Mar 1898 in Lamar Co., she was age 53, she was born in Henry Co., MO, lived in TX for 29 years, lived in Paris since 1884, he enlisted in Spring 1862 and served to close in Co. G, 29th Texas Cavalry, R. Gano's Brigade, as a private. On 15 Oct 1913 in Lamar Co., J. W. Hardison swore Carter was in the same regiment as he was. On same date, J. H. Graham swore he was in the same Company G as Carter. Brown Roden Funeral Home requested Mortuary Warrant for her on 5 Nov 1948.
Texas 29th Calvary in Civil War
CSA Pvt., Co. G, 29th Texas Cavalry
One of six names on one large monument. Foot markers are 'Otis,' 'Charlie,' 'M. O. C.,' 'Father,' 'Anna,' 'L. D. C.'
His wife Julia Bell Carter received a pension from the State of Texas for service in the Confederate Army #25122.
From the records of Lamar #258 United Daughters of the Confederacy: He served in Co. G, 29th Regiment, Texas Cavalry. A granddaughter, Margaret Earle Carter, b. 21 Mar 1895, in Lamar County, Texas was a member of the Lamar Chapter #258, United Daughters of the Confederacy, under his record.
Private J. J. Carter is listed in SUFFERING TO SILENCE, 29TH TEXAS CAVALRY, CSA REGIMENTAL HISTORY, by Bradford K. Felmy and John C. Grady, Nortex Press, Quanah, TX, 1975, p. 206.
Julia Bell Carter received a Texas Confederate Pension #25122 for service of her husband Andrew Jackson Carter. An abstract of the pension shows: she died 2 Nov 1948, filed 7 Nov 1913, approved 1 Dec 1913, she lived at 530 Bonham St., Paris, he died 14 Nov 1909 in Lamar Co., they married 2 Mar 1898 in Lamar Co., she was age 53, she was born in Henry Co., MO, lived in TX for 29 years, lived in Paris since 1884, he enlisted in Spring 1862 and served to close in Co. G, 29th Texas Cavalry, R. Gano's Brigade, as a private. On 15 Oct 1913 in Lamar Co., J. W. Hardison swore Carter was in the same regiment as he was. On same date, J. H. Graham swore he was in the same Company G as Carter. Brown Roden Funeral Home requested Mortuary Warrant for her on 5 Nov 1948.
CSA Pvt., Co. G, 29th Texas Cavalry
One of six names on one large monument. Foot markers are 'Otis,' 'Charlie,' 'M. O. C.,' 'Father,' 'Anna,' 'L. D. C.'
His wife Julia Bell Carter received a pension from the State of Texas for service in the Confederate Army #25122.
From the records of Lamar #258 United Daughters of the Confederacy: He served in Co. G, 29th Regiment, Texas Cavalry. A granddaughter, Margaret Earle Carter, b. 21 Mar 1895, in Lamar County, Texas was a member of the Lamar Chapter #258, United Daughters of the Confederacy, under his record.
Private J. J. Carter is listed in SUFFERING TO SILENCE, 29TH TEXAS CAVALRY, CSA REGIMENTAL HISTORY, by Bradford K. Felmy and John C. Grady, Nortex Press, Quanah, TX, 1975, p. 206.
Julia Bell Carter received a Texas Confederate Pension #25122 for service of her husband Andrew Jackson Carter. An abstract of the pension shows: she died 2 Nov 1948, filed 7 Nov 1913, approved 1 Dec 1913, she lived at 530 Bonham St., Paris, he died 14 Nov 1909 in Lamar Co., they married 2 Mar 1898 in Lamar Co., she was age 53, she was born in Henry Co., MO, lived in TX for 29 years, lived in Paris since 1884, he enlisted in Spring 1862 and served to close in Co. G, 29th Texas Cavalry, R. Gano's Brigade, as a private. On 15 Oct 1913 in Lamar Co., J. W. Hardison swore Carter was in the same regiment as he was. On same date, J. H. Graham swore he was in the same Company G as Carter. Brown Roden Funeral Home requested Mortuary Warrant for her on 5 Nov 1948.
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