Before the Civil War, he was a member of the Governor's Mounted Guard. During the war, he became 1st Lieutenant of Company I, Fourth Virginia Cavalry - CSA. He is the son of Jean and Viola Barault Bossieux, immigrants from France.
This add ran in the Richmond Daily Dispatch in 1862;
$25 reward
--Strayed from the 4th Regiment Virginia Cavalry, at Camp Ewell, near Manassas, a bay Mare, six years old, star in forehead, thick set, in good order, bushy mane and tail, and one hind leg a little larger than the other, Raise her mane and you will see where it has been trimmed underneath. I will give the above reward to any one returning the above-described mare to me, or for any information which will enable me to get her.
Edmond Bossieux,
Lieut. Co. I, 4th Va. Cav.
This add ran in the Richmond Daily Dispatch in 1862;
$25 reward
--Strayed from the 4th Regiment Virginia Cavalry, at Camp Ewell, near Manassas, a bay Mare, six years old, star in forehead, thick set, in good order, bushy mane and tail, and one hind leg a little larger than the other, Raise her mane and you will see where it has been trimmed underneath. I will give the above reward to any one returning the above-described mare to me, or for any information which will enable me to get her.
Edmond Bossieux,
Lieut. Co. I, 4th Va. Cav.
Before the Civil War, he was a member of the Governor's Mounted Guard. During the war, he became 1st Lieutenant of Company I, Fourth Virginia Cavalry - CSA. He is the son of Jean and Viola Barault Bossieux, immigrants from France.
This add ran in the Richmond Daily Dispatch in 1862;
$25 reward
--Strayed from the 4th Regiment Virginia Cavalry, at Camp Ewell, near Manassas, a bay Mare, six years old, star in forehead, thick set, in good order, bushy mane and tail, and one hind leg a little larger than the other, Raise her mane and you will see where it has been trimmed underneath. I will give the above reward to any one returning the above-described mare to me, or for any information which will enable me to get her.
Edmond Bossieux,
Lieut. Co. I, 4th Va. Cav.
This add ran in the Richmond Daily Dispatch in 1862;
$25 reward
--Strayed from the 4th Regiment Virginia Cavalry, at Camp Ewell, near Manassas, a bay Mare, six years old, star in forehead, thick set, in good order, bushy mane and tail, and one hind leg a little larger than the other, Raise her mane and you will see where it has been trimmed underneath. I will give the above reward to any one returning the above-described mare to me, or for any information which will enable me to get her.
Edmond Bossieux,
Lieut. Co. I, 4th Va. Cav.
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