Written by Grace Thornton-Copeland, Craven Sherrell, born about 1828 in Blount County, son of Lewis and Jennet "Jane" Robeson Nesmith Copeland, enlisted at age 36 at Murphree's Crossroads 6 Feb 1862; on company muster-in roll at Shelby Springs 6 Feb 1862; on muster roll from 4 Feb to 30 Apr 1862Craven Sherrell Copeland became ill after the retreat from Kentucky and thru Nov was in a hospital at Cleveland, TN; died at Fairgrounds Hospital #2 at Atlanta, GA of chronic diarrhea 9 Apr 1863. Widow Manerva M. Yielding Copeland filed claim for settlement in the Office of the Confederate States Auditor for the War Department 19 May 1863, showing him to have dark complection, black eyes, black hair, 5'9"
Written by Grace Thornton-Copeland, Craven Sherrell, born about 1828 in Blount County, son of Lewis and Jennet "Jane" Robeson Nesmith Copeland, enlisted at age 36 at Murphree's Crossroads 6 Feb 1862; on company muster-in roll at Shelby Springs 6 Feb 1862; on muster roll from 4 Feb to 30 Apr 1862Craven Sherrell Copeland became ill after the retreat from Kentucky and thru Nov was in a hospital at Cleveland, TN; died at Fairgrounds Hospital #2 at Atlanta, GA of chronic diarrhea 9 Apr 1863. Widow Manerva M. Yielding Copeland filed claim for settlement in the Office of the Confederate States Auditor for the War Department 19 May 1863, showing him to have dark complection, black eyes, black hair, 5'9"
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