He entered the Confederate Army on March 1st, 1862, in Asheville, St. Clair Co., Alabama. He served for the state of Alabama, 10th Regiment, Company A. He recieved $50.00, and was entitled to at least another $25.00. He was described as having blue eyes, light hair and a fair complexion, and stood around 5'10".
Burwell was hospitalized May 18th, and died of Typhoid Fever on June 10th at Booker's Factory Hospital, in Lynchburg, Virginia. He was buried the next day, and was due a sum of $62.03 by the Army.
He and his wife had at least one child, Mary Jane McClendon Bynum. She is on the 1870 Census with her mother, who married Joseph Phillips.
He entered the Confederate Army on March 1st, 1862, in Asheville, St. Clair Co., Alabama. He served for the state of Alabama, 10th Regiment, Company A. He recieved $50.00, and was entitled to at least another $25.00. He was described as having blue eyes, light hair and a fair complexion, and stood around 5'10".
Burwell was hospitalized May 18th, and died of Typhoid Fever on June 10th at Booker's Factory Hospital, in Lynchburg, Virginia. He was buried the next day, and was due a sum of $62.03 by the Army.
He and his wife had at least one child, Mary Jane McClendon Bynum. She is on the 1870 Census with her mother, who married Joseph Phillips.
Family Members
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James Bensen McClendon
1821–1899
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Sarah "Sally" McClendon Whitt
1823–1887
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Elizabeth McClendon Washburn
1825–1896
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Mary McClendon Brothers
1826–1860
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Susan McClendon Rickles
1828–1895
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John McClendon
1829–1855
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PVT Reeves Lewis McClendon
1830–1864
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Nancy Caroline McClendon
1833–1857
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Judith Emeline Lee "Judy" McClendon Gilliland
1835–1871
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Martha "Patsy" McClendon Tumblin
1837–1880
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Ellender Jane "Ellen" McClendon Brothers
1841–1938
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William O McClendon
1846–1897
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Anderson A. McClendon
1860–1936
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