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Franklin King Beck

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Franklin King Beck Veteran

Birth
Duplin County, North Carolina, USA
Death
12 Oct 1864 (aged 50)
Georgia, USA
Burial
Camden, Wilcox County, Alabama, USA GPS-Latitude: 31.995875, Longitude: -87.2936778
Plot
Lot 66 Block 1C
Memorial ID
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Company I,
23rd Alabama Regiment
C.S.A.

Killed in Battle at Resacca, GA

Aged 50 Years, 4 Months & 21 Days.

Additions:
Franklin King Beck:
Born: May 21, 1814
Birthplace: Duplin County North Carolina
Father: John Beck
Mother: Margaret King Beck 1783 – 1822
(Buried: Camden Cemetery Camden Alabama)
Wife: Martha Jefferson Tait Beck
(Buried: Camden Cemetery Camden Alabama)
Education:
Attended University of Alabama and Georgetown University
1837: Graduated from Yale law school
Occupation before War:
Attorney and Planter in Camden Alabama
1851 – 1853: Alabama State Representative
1855 – 1857: Alabama State Representative
Civil War Career:
1861: Delegate to Alabama State Secession Convention
1861 – 1864: Colonel of 23rd Alabama Infantry Regiment
1863: Captured and Exchanged during Battle of Vicksburg Mississippi
1864: Missed Atlanta campaign due to leg fracture
1864: Killed during the Battle of Resaca Georgia on October 12, 1864


Died: October 12, 1864
Place of Death: Resaca Georgia
Cause of Death: tree fell from cannon ball shot fell & crushed his leg
Age at time of Death: 50 years old
Burial Place: Resaca Confederate Cemetery Resaca Georgia
Memorial: Camden Cemetery Camden Alabama


Information added per email request.
Company I,
23rd Alabama Regiment
C.S.A.

Killed in Battle at Resacca, GA

Aged 50 Years, 4 Months & 21 Days.

Additions:
Franklin King Beck:
Born: May 21, 1814
Birthplace: Duplin County North Carolina
Father: John Beck
Mother: Margaret King Beck 1783 – 1822
(Buried: Camden Cemetery Camden Alabama)
Wife: Martha Jefferson Tait Beck
(Buried: Camden Cemetery Camden Alabama)
Education:
Attended University of Alabama and Georgetown University
1837: Graduated from Yale law school
Occupation before War:
Attorney and Planter in Camden Alabama
1851 – 1853: Alabama State Representative
1855 – 1857: Alabama State Representative
Civil War Career:
1861: Delegate to Alabama State Secession Convention
1861 – 1864: Colonel of 23rd Alabama Infantry Regiment
1863: Captured and Exchanged during Battle of Vicksburg Mississippi
1864: Missed Atlanta campaign due to leg fracture
1864: Killed during the Battle of Resaca Georgia on October 12, 1864


Died: October 12, 1864
Place of Death: Resaca Georgia
Cause of Death: tree fell from cannon ball shot fell & crushed his leg
Age at time of Death: 50 years old
Burial Place: Resaca Confederate Cemetery Resaca Georgia
Memorial: Camden Cemetery Camden Alabama


Information added per email request.


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