Jan 26, 2019 | Confederate affiliation, Greene
SUBMITTED BY: Linda Lancaster Harmon MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF WAR By Mrs. Winnie Suggs SOURCE: Wilson Daily Times 3 February 1914 I was a mere schoolgirl when Schofield’s army came through this part of the country at the close of the war, but I was well grown...
Jan 26, 2019 | Confederate affiliation, Jackson
Submitted by Sid Stroupe and Mike Stroupe; Edited and vetted by Cheri Todd Molter John E. Stroup was born in 1845 and the son of David Rufus Stroup. According to the 1860 Census, John lived in Jackson County, N.C. On August 31, 1861, sixteen-year-old John Stroup...
Jan 26, 2019 | Confederate affiliation, Greene
AUTHOR: Linda Lancaster Harmon Thomas Hill entered in to the Civil War conflict on 13 MAY 1861 Fighting was hard and he died at Chancellorsville, Virginia on Mar 5, 1863. Born Oct 5, 1830
Jan 26, 2019 | Confederate affiliation, Wayne
AUTHOR: Linda Lancaster Harmon Parrot Hill was a member of a local militia called Griswold’s Company and he was a private in the 66th NC regiment Company I. He was captured in March of 1865 perhaps at Bentonville where he shows up as a prisoner of war. No other...
Jan 26, 2019 | Confederate affiliation, Greene
AUTHOR: Linda Lancaster Harmon Joshua was a Civil War Veteran. He was in the 40th Regiment Artillery. He served as a Deacon of Mewborn Church for 40 years (on gravestone). He was called, “The Fireside Preacher”. He had three brothers who were preachers:...
Jan 26, 2019 | Confederate affiliation, Greene
AUTHOR: Linda Lancaster Harmon Mary had blonde hair and is described as being “very queenly” and “an unusual woman who could make more money than nine-tenths of the men.” (Heritage Book of Wayne County) This was an incredible woman of courage...
