23rd Alabama Infantry Company F is the unit listed in the paperwork for Washington Bell however the 51st in the military action story on ancestry.com matches the battles he was supposedly wounded in and he would be G W on those records. It was a very difficult time and his headstone could have the wrong information.
Wounded at New Hope Church in Civil War battle in Jonesboro, GA south of Atlanta with a gunshot wound to the forehead.
Wounded again in battle at Salisbury, N.C. May 15 1865 with another gunshot wound to the head
Washington's parents may have come to Ala with the J T McDaniel Wagon Train and he may have been born enroute.
His parents were:
John Bell 1785 –
Sarah MNU 1794 –
He married Eustacia Stacia Elizabeth Knall 1824 – 1893 about 1844
Their children were:
James William Bell 1845 – 1860
Robert SHELTON BELL 1849 – 1936
LARKIN A BELL 1852 – 1924
THOMAS W BELL 1855 – 1925
J J John Buddy BELL 1860 – 1913
Mary "Sissy" Bell 1868 – 1958
William Cornelius Bell 1868 – 1938
Wounded at New Hope Church in Civil War battle in Jonesboro, GA south of Atlanta with a gunshot wound to the forehead.
Wounded again in battle at Salisbury, N.C. May 15 1865 with another gunshot wound to the head
Washington's parents may have come to Ala with the J T McDaniel Wagon Train and he may have been born enroute.
His parents were:
John Bell 1785 –
Sarah MNU 1794 –
He married Eustacia Stacia Elizabeth Knall 1824 – 1893 about 1844
Their children were:
James William Bell 1845 – 1860
Robert SHELTON BELL 1849 – 1936
LARKIN A BELL 1852 – 1924
THOMAS W BELL 1855 – 1925
J J John Buddy BELL 1860 – 1913
Mary "Sissy" Bell 1868 – 1958
William Cornelius Bell 1868 – 1938
23rd Alabama Infantry Company F is the unit listed in the paperwork for Washington Bell however the 51st in the military action story on ancestry.com matches the battles he was supposedly wounded in and he would be G W on those records. It was a very difficult time and his headstone could have the wrong information.
Wounded at New Hope Church in Civil War battle in Jonesboro, GA south of Atlanta with a gunshot wound to the forehead.
Wounded again in battle at Salisbury, N.C. May 15 1865 with another gunshot wound to the head
Washington's parents may have come to Ala with the J T McDaniel Wagon Train and he may have been born enroute.
His parents were:
John Bell 1785 –
Sarah MNU 1794 –
He married Eustacia Stacia Elizabeth Knall 1824 – 1893 about 1844
Their children were:
James William Bell 1845 – 1860
Robert SHELTON BELL 1849 – 1936
LARKIN A BELL 1852 – 1924
THOMAS W BELL 1855 – 1925
J J John Buddy BELL 1860 – 1913
Mary "Sissy" Bell 1868 – 1958
William Cornelius Bell 1868 – 1938
Wounded at New Hope Church in Civil War battle in Jonesboro, GA south of Atlanta with a gunshot wound to the forehead.
Wounded again in battle at Salisbury, N.C. May 15 1865 with another gunshot wound to the head
Washington's parents may have come to Ala with the J T McDaniel Wagon Train and he may have been born enroute.
His parents were:
John Bell 1785 –
Sarah MNU 1794 –
He married Eustacia Stacia Elizabeth Knall 1824 – 1893 about 1844
Their children were:
James William Bell 1845 – 1860
Robert SHELTON BELL 1849 – 1936
LARKIN A BELL 1852 – 1924
THOMAS W BELL 1855 – 1925
J J John Buddy BELL 1860 – 1913
Mary "Sissy" Bell 1868 – 1958
William Cornelius Bell 1868 – 1938
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