Even though old, he served in C.S.A.
CO A
2nd Infantry Regiment
NC TROOPS
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He had at least 8 children.
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1850 Census, Rockingham County, N.C., 441/441:
Frederick Cobler 48 NC
Matilda 48 NC
Green 21 NC
Elizabeth 19 NC
Nicholas 16 NC
Letitia 14 NC
Edward 12 NC
James 7 NC
Sarah 3 NC
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He sold land on Matrimony Creek in Rockingham County, N.C. to Henry Nance in 1852.
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Frederick also had a son, Edmond, who served in the Civil War with his brother, Greenville.
They were in the same company and regiment and both are buried at Point Lookout Confederate Cemetery in Maryland.
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Company A, 2nd North Carolina Infantry Regiment.
Captured 7 November 1863 at Kelly's Ford, Virginia with his brother Greenville.
CO A
2nd Infantry Regiment
NC TROOPS
===
He had at least 8 children.
===
1850 Census, Rockingham County, N.C., 441/441:
Frederick Cobler 48 NC
Matilda 48 NC
Green 21 NC
Elizabeth 19 NC
Nicholas 16 NC
Letitia 14 NC
Edward 12 NC
James 7 NC
Sarah 3 NC
===
He sold land on Matrimony Creek in Rockingham County, N.C. to Henry Nance in 1852.
===
Frederick also had a son, Edmond, who served in the Civil War with his brother, Greenville.
They were in the same company and regiment and both are buried at Point Lookout Confederate Cemetery in Maryland.
===
Company A, 2nd North Carolina Infantry Regiment.
Captured 7 November 1863 at Kelly's Ford, Virginia with his brother Greenville.
Even though old, he served in C.S.A.
CO A
2nd Infantry Regiment
NC TROOPS
===
He had at least 8 children.
===
1850 Census, Rockingham County, N.C., 441/441:
Frederick Cobler 48 NC
Matilda 48 NC
Green 21 NC
Elizabeth 19 NC
Nicholas 16 NC
Letitia 14 NC
Edward 12 NC
James 7 NC
Sarah 3 NC
===
He sold land on Matrimony Creek in Rockingham County, N.C. to Henry Nance in 1852.
===
Frederick also had a son, Edmond, who served in the Civil War with his brother, Greenville.
They were in the same company and regiment and both are buried at Point Lookout Confederate Cemetery in Maryland.
===
Company A, 2nd North Carolina Infantry Regiment.
Captured 7 November 1863 at Kelly's Ford, Virginia with his brother Greenville.
CO A
2nd Infantry Regiment
NC TROOPS
===
He had at least 8 children.
===
1850 Census, Rockingham County, N.C., 441/441:
Frederick Cobler 48 NC
Matilda 48 NC
Green 21 NC
Elizabeth 19 NC
Nicholas 16 NC
Letitia 14 NC
Edward 12 NC
James 7 NC
Sarah 3 NC
===
He sold land on Matrimony Creek in Rockingham County, N.C. to Henry Nance in 1852.
===
Frederick also had a son, Edmond, who served in the Civil War with his brother, Greenville.
They were in the same company and regiment and both are buried at Point Lookout Confederate Cemetery in Maryland.
===
Company A, 2nd North Carolina Infantry Regiment.
Captured 7 November 1863 at Kelly's Ford, Virginia with his brother Greenville.
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