James & Margaret Rebecca Scruggs oldest son was William Henry Lamb B: 4.22.1882 and D: 9/6/1957 Guntersville, Marshall Co, AL. but I have been unable to find his burial location.

James was a farmer, he owned and operated a cotton gin, a grist mill, a saw mill, and a blacksmith shop and in the summer a cider pres. He grew sheep for wool.

He was a faithful member of Ebenezer Methodist Church. He was a trustee when the church was established in 1880.
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James was a private in the Alabama 50th Regiment, Alabama Infantry, Company D. He ranked out as Corporal.
He was captured in Chickamaga, Tennessee. He was sent to Huntsville, Alabama, where he stayed a prisoner until the war was over. Periodically he and two other prisoners and a guard would take their wagons to Decatur, Alabama, to get salt for the animals and prisoners. When he was set free he walked from Huntsville to within three miles of Susan Moore. He met a friend riding a mule who insisted he ride his mule the remaining three miles home.
Taken from a history of "Susan Moore"

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Source information
Ancestry.com. Alabama Civil War Soldiers, 1860-1865
Name: James Sanford Lamb
Birth Date: 15 May 1841
Birth Place, USA, Alabama, cherokee County, Alpharetta
Enlistment Date: 20 Oct 1861
Enlistment Place, Alabama USA
enlistment Age: 20
Military Branch; Infantry
Regiment or Unit: 26th & 50th Alabama Regiment
Company Unit: D
Company Unit Name: Capt. Geo. Arnold
enlistment info: Alabama, Huntsville, Private
Remarks: Captured Oct. 1863 at Chickamauaga, was in prison at Camp Morton, Indiana then at Fort Delaware, released June 1865, Address, 1907-08: Altoona, Alabama #2
Author: Census Tax assessor, Blount County, Alabama 1907 - 8