H/o Sina Eddins
ATMAR, JOSEPH YATES Born: 31 December 1830 Sumter County, South Carolina Died 16 April 1917 Freestone County, Texas Glenwood Cemetery, Houston County, Texas Spouse: 1) Mary J. Stokes (she died in 1868); 2) Sinai Eddins Lipscomb, m. 16 December 1869 Washington County, Texas Parents: Robert & Sarah Rebecca (Monk) Atmar Service' 3rd. Sergeant, Co. I, 4th Texas Cavalry. Wounded at Valverde; left at Socorro Hospital; taken prisoner at Albuquerque 16 April and paroled 18 April; sent to Camp Douglas and exchanged at Vicksburg 22 September 1862. Houston County Cemeteries, p. 326;Servicece: Confederate Army of New Mexico, p. 115; Confederate State Roster I, p. 16; 1880 Census, Denton County; 1900, 1910 Freestone County Census;
ATMAR, JOSEPH YATES Born: 31 December 1830 Sumter County, South Carolina Died 16 April 1917 Freestone County, Texas Glenwood Cemetery, Houston County, Texas Spouse: 1) Mary J. Stokes (she died in 1868); 2) Sinai Eddins Lipscomb, m. 16 December 1869 Washington County, Texas Parents: Robert & Sarah Rebecca (Monk) Atmar Service' 3rd. Sergeant, Co. I, 4th Texas Cavalry. Wounded at Valverde; left at Socorro Hospital; taken prisoner at Albuquerque 16 April and paroled 18 April; sent to Camp Douglas and exchanged at Vicksburg 22 September 1862. Houston County Cemeteries, p. 326;Servicece: Confederate Army of New Mexico, p. 115; Confederate State Roster I, p. 16; 1880 Census, Denton County; 1900, 1910 Freestone County Census;
H/o Sina Eddins
ATMAR, JOSEPH YATES Born: 31 December 1830 Sumter County, South Carolina Died 16 April 1917 Freestone County, Texas Glenwood Cemetery, Houston County, Texas Spouse: 1) Mary J. Stokes (she died in 1868); 2) Sinai Eddins Lipscomb, m. 16 December 1869 Washington County, Texas Parents: Robert & Sarah Rebecca (Monk) Atmar Service' 3rd. Sergeant, Co. I, 4th Texas Cavalry. Wounded at Valverde; left at Socorro Hospital; taken prisoner at Albuquerque 16 April and paroled 18 April; sent to Camp Douglas and exchanged at Vicksburg 22 September 1862. Houston County Cemeteries, p. 326;Servicece: Confederate Army of New Mexico, p. 115; Confederate State Roster I, p. 16; 1880 Census, Denton County; 1900, 1910 Freestone County Census;
ATMAR, JOSEPH YATES Born: 31 December 1830 Sumter County, South Carolina Died 16 April 1917 Freestone County, Texas Glenwood Cemetery, Houston County, Texas Spouse: 1) Mary J. Stokes (she died in 1868); 2) Sinai Eddins Lipscomb, m. 16 December 1869 Washington County, Texas Parents: Robert & Sarah Rebecca (Monk) Atmar Service' 3rd. Sergeant, Co. I, 4th Texas Cavalry. Wounded at Valverde; left at Socorro Hospital; taken prisoner at Albuquerque 16 April and paroled 18 April; sent to Camp Douglas and exchanged at Vicksburg 22 September 1862. Houston County Cemeteries, p. 326;Servicece: Confederate Army of New Mexico, p. 115; Confederate State Roster I, p. 16; 1880 Census, Denton County; 1900, 1910 Freestone County Census;
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