Served in the 5th South Carolina Confederate Infantry Pea Ridge Volunteers Company E.
From the book "Broken Fortunes" by Randolph J. Kirkland:
Edward S. Arms, Private, Palmetto Sharpshooters Company E, from Spartenburg South Carolina, died of wounds 5/22/1862, Cliffburn General Hospital, buried Arlington National Cemetery.
From the book "The Struck Eagle" by James J. Baldwin III"
Edward S. Arms, Private Company E, date entered service 4/17/1861, entered service from Kingstree South Carolina, mortally wounded 5/5/1862.
From the book "Broken Fortunes" by Randolph J. Kirkland:
Edward S. Arms, Private, Palmetto Sharpshooters Company E, from Spartenburg South Carolina, died of wounds 5/22/1862, Cliffburn General Hospital, buried Arlington National Cemetery.
From the book "The Struck Eagle" by James J. Baldwin III"
Edward S. Arms, Private Company E, date entered service 4/17/1861, entered service from Kingstree South Carolina, mortally wounded 5/5/1862.
Served in the 5th South Carolina Confederate Infantry Pea Ridge Volunteers Company E.
From the book "Broken Fortunes" by Randolph J. Kirkland:
Edward S. Arms, Private, Palmetto Sharpshooters Company E, from Spartenburg South Carolina, died of wounds 5/22/1862, Cliffburn General Hospital, buried Arlington National Cemetery.
From the book "The Struck Eagle" by James J. Baldwin III"
Edward S. Arms, Private Company E, date entered service 4/17/1861, entered service from Kingstree South Carolina, mortally wounded 5/5/1862.
From the book "Broken Fortunes" by Randolph J. Kirkland:
Edward S. Arms, Private, Palmetto Sharpshooters Company E, from Spartenburg South Carolina, died of wounds 5/22/1862, Cliffburn General Hospital, buried Arlington National Cemetery.
From the book "The Struck Eagle" by James J. Baldwin III"
Edward S. Arms, Private Company E, date entered service 4/17/1861, entered service from Kingstree South Carolina, mortally wounded 5/5/1862.
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