Pvt., Co. B, 1st Potomac Home Brigade (Cole's 1st Maryland Cavalry). Killed in action against Mosby's Rangers at Loudoun Heights, Va, January 10, 1864.
In Memory
of Abraham L. Sossey
Bugler, Co. B, Cole's Battalion
Born May 31st, 1833
Killed by Mosby's Guerillas
Jan. 10th, 1864
Aged 30 Years, 7 Months
& 10 days.
Listed as a farmer in the 1860 census for Clear Spring, Washington County, Maryland, he was the son of Abraham Sossey, II (1804-1864) and Eliza Chew Sosey (1807-1881).
Abraham L. Sosey also had a brother, John N., who served, initially in the same company of Cole’s Cavalry, but later in Co. F, 13th Maryland Infantry, USA.
See more at this off-site blog entry.
In Memory
of Abraham L. Sossey
Bugler, Co. B, Cole's Battalion
Born May 31st, 1833
Killed by Mosby's Guerillas
Jan. 10th, 1864
Aged 30 Years, 7 Months
& 10 days.
Listed as a farmer in the 1860 census for Clear Spring, Washington County, Maryland, he was the son of Abraham Sossey, II (1804-1864) and Eliza Chew Sosey (1807-1881).
Abraham L. Sosey also had a brother, John N., who served, initially in the same company of Cole’s Cavalry, but later in Co. F, 13th Maryland Infantry, USA.
See more at this off-site blog entry.
Pvt., Co. B, 1st Potomac Home Brigade (Cole's 1st Maryland Cavalry). Killed in action against Mosby's Rangers at Loudoun Heights, Va, January 10, 1864.
In Memory
of Abraham L. Sossey
Bugler, Co. B, Cole's Battalion
Born May 31st, 1833
Killed by Mosby's Guerillas
Jan. 10th, 1864
Aged 30 Years, 7 Months
& 10 days.
Listed as a farmer in the 1860 census for Clear Spring, Washington County, Maryland, he was the son of Abraham Sossey, II (1804-1864) and Eliza Chew Sosey (1807-1881).
Abraham L. Sosey also had a brother, John N., who served, initially in the same company of Cole’s Cavalry, but later in Co. F, 13th Maryland Infantry, USA.
See more at this off-site blog entry.
In Memory
of Abraham L. Sossey
Bugler, Co. B, Cole's Battalion
Born May 31st, 1833
Killed by Mosby's Guerillas
Jan. 10th, 1864
Aged 30 Years, 7 Months
& 10 days.
Listed as a farmer in the 1860 census for Clear Spring, Washington County, Maryland, he was the son of Abraham Sossey, II (1804-1864) and Eliza Chew Sosey (1807-1881).
Abraham L. Sosey also had a brother, John N., who served, initially in the same company of Cole’s Cavalry, but later in Co. F, 13th Maryland Infantry, USA.
See more at this off-site blog entry.
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