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James Pendleton “Big Jim” Isbell

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James Pendleton “Big Jim” Isbell

Birth
Jackson County, Alabama, USA
Death
24 Mar 1902 (aged 67)
Alabama, USA
Burial
Shelby County, Alabama, USA Add to Map
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Parents:
Ezekiel Isbell (1801-1880)
Frances "Fannie" Isbell (1811-1878)

Spouse:
Martha Ann "Matt" Grimes Elmore Isbell (1841-1920)

Siblings*
Half Siblings**
Polly Isbell (1820-????)**
Jesse Isbell (1822-1905)**
Hugh G. Isbell (1824-1889)**

William Isbell (1826-1900)*
Zachariah Isbell (1828-1897)*
Female Infant Isbell (1830-1830)*
Godfrey Isbell (1831-1882)*
John Q. Isbell (1832-1915)*
James P. Isbell (1835-1902)*
Ezekiel Isbell (1837-1864)*
George Washington Isbell (1841-1912)*
Henry Isbell (1843-1915)*
Nancy Emaline Isbell Nichols (1845-1900/1910)*

"James P. Isbell enlisted Nov. 11, 1861 at Wilsonville and deserted from camp near Pollard July 14, 1863. He was arrested and returned to camp and was a patient in Ross Hospital, Mobile Oct. 7, 1863. He was wounded in the hand at Kennesaw Mt. June 21, 1864 and paroled at Newton, N. C. April 19, 1865." (From HOLD AT ALL HAZARDS, The Story of the 29th Alabama Infantry Regiment 1861-1865 by William A. Zorn.)
APPLICATION FOR THE RELIEF OF NEEDY CONDEDERATE SOLDIERS.... James Isbell ... struck with 3 balls, and now suffers from kidney & arm troubles ... post office address is Vandiver ... engaged in the business of farming, that he has no taxable property ... 29th May 1897, made his mark. The application dated 25 April 1898 stated "that disability consists of old age & inability to travel to Columbiana."
Parents:
Ezekiel Isbell (1801-1880)
Frances "Fannie" Isbell (1811-1878)

Spouse:
Martha Ann "Matt" Grimes Elmore Isbell (1841-1920)

Siblings*
Half Siblings**
Polly Isbell (1820-????)**
Jesse Isbell (1822-1905)**
Hugh G. Isbell (1824-1889)**

William Isbell (1826-1900)*
Zachariah Isbell (1828-1897)*
Female Infant Isbell (1830-1830)*
Godfrey Isbell (1831-1882)*
John Q. Isbell (1832-1915)*
James P. Isbell (1835-1902)*
Ezekiel Isbell (1837-1864)*
George Washington Isbell (1841-1912)*
Henry Isbell (1843-1915)*
Nancy Emaline Isbell Nichols (1845-1900/1910)*

"James P. Isbell enlisted Nov. 11, 1861 at Wilsonville and deserted from camp near Pollard July 14, 1863. He was arrested and returned to camp and was a patient in Ross Hospital, Mobile Oct. 7, 1863. He was wounded in the hand at Kennesaw Mt. June 21, 1864 and paroled at Newton, N. C. April 19, 1865." (From HOLD AT ALL HAZARDS, The Story of the 29th Alabama Infantry Regiment 1861-1865 by William A. Zorn.)
APPLICATION FOR THE RELIEF OF NEEDY CONDEDERATE SOLDIERS.... James Isbell ... struck with 3 balls, and now suffers from kidney & arm troubles ... post office address is Vandiver ... engaged in the business of farming, that he has no taxable property ... 29th May 1897, made his mark. The application dated 25 April 1898 stated "that disability consists of old age & inability to travel to Columbiana."

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