According to his pension application, Wiley C. Arterberry married Mariah Plumlee on 16 May 1844 in Celina, Jackson Co., TN.
He was a Confederate veteran as well as an Union veteran, having served on both sides during the Civil War. He and his family were living in Jackson Co., TN until his capture by the Federals and being allowed to return home to get his family for the move to Illinois as he had enlisted with an Illinois regiment. He and his wife then lived out the remainder of their lives in Franklin Co., IL.
He was a Confederate veteran as well as an Union veteran, having served on both sides during the Civil War. He and his family were living in Jackson Co., TN until his capture by the Federals and being allowed to return home to get his family for the move to Illinois as he had enlisted with an Illinois regiment. He and his wife then lived out the remainder of their lives in Franklin Co., IL.
According to his pension application, Wiley C. Arterberry married Mariah Plumlee on 16 May 1844 in Celina, Jackson Co., TN.
He was a Confederate veteran as well as an Union veteran, having served on both sides during the Civil War. He and his family were living in Jackson Co., TN until his capture by the Federals and being allowed to return home to get his family for the move to Illinois as he had enlisted with an Illinois regiment. He and his wife then lived out the remainder of their lives in Franklin Co., IL.
He was a Confederate veteran as well as an Union veteran, having served on both sides during the Civil War. He and his family were living in Jackson Co., TN until his capture by the Federals and being allowed to return home to get his family for the move to Illinois as he had enlisted with an Illinois regiment. He and his wife then lived out the remainder of their lives in Franklin Co., IL.
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