2ND BRIGADE TEXAS MILITIA CSA.
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William Wilson was a Confederate veteran, having served in the 2nd BRIGADE, TEXAS MILITIA. William Wilson lost a leg on Lookout Mountain.
Following the end of the War Between the States, William Wilson returned to Newton County, Texas, where on April 4, 1867, he married a young widow, Nancy Stewart Bevil, widow of John Bevil, who was a fallen Confederate veteran who died of wounds in a Georgia hospital during the war.
William Wilson was a school teacher, and later served as postmaster for the city of Newton, Texas. He also served as tax assessor and county judge for Newton County, Texas.
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William Wilson was a Confederate veteran, having served in the 2nd BRIGADE, TEXAS MILITIA. William Wilson lost a leg on Lookout Mountain.
Following the end of the War Between the States, William Wilson returned to Newton County, Texas, where on April 4, 1867, he married a young widow, Nancy Stewart Bevil, widow of John Bevil, who was a fallen Confederate veteran who died of wounds in a Georgia hospital during the war.
William Wilson was a school teacher, and later served as postmaster for the city of Newton, Texas. He also served as tax assessor and county judge for Newton County, Texas.
2ND BRIGADE TEXAS MILITIA CSA.
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William Wilson was a Confederate veteran, having served in the 2nd BRIGADE, TEXAS MILITIA. William Wilson lost a leg on Lookout Mountain.
Following the end of the War Between the States, William Wilson returned to Newton County, Texas, where on April 4, 1867, he married a young widow, Nancy Stewart Bevil, widow of John Bevil, who was a fallen Confederate veteran who died of wounds in a Georgia hospital during the war.
William Wilson was a school teacher, and later served as postmaster for the city of Newton, Texas. He also served as tax assessor and county judge for Newton County, Texas.
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William Wilson was a Confederate veteran, having served in the 2nd BRIGADE, TEXAS MILITIA. William Wilson lost a leg on Lookout Mountain.
Following the end of the War Between the States, William Wilson returned to Newton County, Texas, where on April 4, 1867, he married a young widow, Nancy Stewart Bevil, widow of John Bevil, who was a fallen Confederate veteran who died of wounds in a Georgia hospital during the war.
William Wilson was a school teacher, and later served as postmaster for the city of Newton, Texas. He also served as tax assessor and county judge for Newton County, Texas.
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