3rd Lieutenant Henry "Harry" Hatcher
7th Virginia Cavalry.
After the war, John resided at Harborton, Virginia.
Lieutenant Hatcher died April 23, 1895, at his residence, about 3 miles from Middleburg, in Fauquier County. He was paralyzed about a year prior to his death. Though a great sufferer, he remained cheerful and enjoyed the society of his friends and old comrades to the last. Harry is buried in the Sharon Cemetery, Middleburg, Virginia.
7th Virginia Cavalry.
After the war, John resided at Harborton, Virginia.
Lieutenant Hatcher died April 23, 1895, at his residence, about 3 miles from Middleburg, in Fauquier County. He was paralyzed about a year prior to his death. Though a great sufferer, he remained cheerful and enjoyed the society of his friends and old comrades to the last. Harry is buried in the Sharon Cemetery, Middleburg, Virginia.
3rd Lieutenant Henry "Harry" Hatcher
7th Virginia Cavalry.
After the war, John resided at Harborton, Virginia.
Lieutenant Hatcher died April 23, 1895, at his residence, about 3 miles from Middleburg, in Fauquier County. He was paralyzed about a year prior to his death. Though a great sufferer, he remained cheerful and enjoyed the society of his friends and old comrades to the last. Harry is buried in the Sharon Cemetery, Middleburg, Virginia.
7th Virginia Cavalry.
After the war, John resided at Harborton, Virginia.
Lieutenant Hatcher died April 23, 1895, at his residence, about 3 miles from Middleburg, in Fauquier County. He was paralyzed about a year prior to his death. Though a great sufferer, he remained cheerful and enjoyed the society of his friends and old comrades to the last. Harry is buried in the Sharon Cemetery, Middleburg, Virginia.
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