Pvt., Co.I,33rd Va.Inf.Regt. CSA
August 5, 1910
The Richmond Times Dispatch, page 2
B. T. Argenbright
Winchester, Va., August 4. - Branson T. Argenbright, who had an arm shot off by a cannonball during the Civil War while serving with the Confederate army, died at his home in Stephens City, this county, to-day, aged sixty-six years, leaving a widow, two sons and seven daughters.----------------------------
August 5, 1910
The Richmond Times Dispatch, page 2
B. T. Argenbright
Winchester, Va., August 4. - Branson T. Argenbright, who had an arm shot off by a cannonball during the Civil War while serving with the Confederate army, died at his home in Stephens City, this county, to-day, aged sixty-six years, leaving a widow, two sons and seven daughters.----------------------------
Pvt., Co.I,33rd Va.Inf.Regt. CSA
August 5, 1910
The Richmond Times Dispatch, page 2
B. T. Argenbright
Winchester, Va., August 4. - Branson T. Argenbright, who had an arm shot off by a cannonball during the Civil War while serving with the Confederate army, died at his home in Stephens City, this county, to-day, aged sixty-six years, leaving a widow, two sons and seven daughters.----------------------------
August 5, 1910
The Richmond Times Dispatch, page 2
B. T. Argenbright
Winchester, Va., August 4. - Branson T. Argenbright, who had an arm shot off by a cannonball during the Civil War while serving with the Confederate army, died at his home in Stephens City, this county, to-day, aged sixty-six years, leaving a widow, two sons and seven daughters.----------------------------
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