Civil War soldier:
Company G, 10th Texas Regiment.
Wounded at Richmond, Kentucky.
He and his wife were buried at the Birdwell cemetery according to his granddaughter Mrs. Bernice Bartlett Bohannon, who said he died when her mother Laura Birdwell was "about five years old" (actually two years old). She said Benjamin and his wife lived in the old Birdwell log house near Wooten Creek.
Company G, 10th Texas Regiment.
Wounded at Richmond, Kentucky.
He and his wife were buried at the Birdwell cemetery according to his granddaughter Mrs. Bernice Bartlett Bohannon, who said he died when her mother Laura Birdwell was "about five years old" (actually two years old). She said Benjamin and his wife lived in the old Birdwell log house near Wooten Creek.
Civil War soldier:
Company G, 10th Texas Regiment.
Wounded at Richmond, Kentucky.
He and his wife were buried at the Birdwell cemetery according to his granddaughter Mrs. Bernice Bartlett Bohannon, who said he died when her mother Laura Birdwell was "about five years old" (actually two years old). She said Benjamin and his wife lived in the old Birdwell log house near Wooten Creek.
Company G, 10th Texas Regiment.
Wounded at Richmond, Kentucky.
He and his wife were buried at the Birdwell cemetery according to his granddaughter Mrs. Bernice Bartlett Bohannon, who said he died when her mother Laura Birdwell was "about five years old" (actually two years old). She said Benjamin and his wife lived in the old Birdwell log house near Wooten Creek.
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