10 MAY 2020, Memorial notes/at time of transfer. Added gender. 1)original bio follows: 2) Service in Company G of the 15th Arkansas
The 15th (Gee's/Johnson's) Arkansas Infantry (1861–1864) was a Confederate Army infantry regiment during the American Civil War. The regiment was raised in January 1862 under Colonel James M. Gee. It served in Kentucky and was surrendered at Fort Donelson in February 1862. Reorganized following its parole and exchange under Colonel Benjamin W. Johnson, the regiment served in Louisiana and was again surrendered at Port Hudson in July 1863. Reorganized again following its second parole and exchange, the regiment was finally merged in September 1864 with several other Arkansas regiments into the 3rd Arkansas Consolidated Infantry Regiment.
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Anderson lived in Marion, Dist 1, Tennessee in 1850 with wife Polly Anna and one child, Nancy, age 1. He lived next door to Joseph and Elizabeth, his assumed parents. Anderson and Polly moved to Benton County, Arkansas. Their children were;
1. Nancy, born 1849, gone by the 1870 census
2. Joseph, born Dec 1850.He married Mary A., b July 1855. Their ch were; Ida Jane,born Apr 1878, Esther Nov 1881, Ally Feb 1885, Georgia Feb 1888., Wesley Nov 1898
3. Rebecca, 17 in 1870, gone by 1880
4. Lucinda, 15 in 1870, gone by 1880
5. Mary, 13 in 1870, gone by 1880
6. George W., 11 in 1870, at home in 1880
7. Ann, 9 in 1870, at home in 1880
8. Sarah, 7 in 1870, at home in 1880
9. Charlotte, 5 in 1870, at home in 1880
10. William C. 2 in 1870, at home in 1880
11. Sarah B. "Sally" 3 months in 1870, at home in 1880
The 15th (Gee's/Johnson's) Arkansas Infantry (1861–1864) was a Confederate Army infantry regiment during the American Civil War. The regiment was raised in January 1862 under Colonel James M. Gee. It served in Kentucky and was surrendered at Fort Donelson in February 1862. Reorganized following its parole and exchange under Colonel Benjamin W. Johnson, the regiment served in Louisiana and was again surrendered at Port Hudson in July 1863. Reorganized again following its second parole and exchange, the regiment was finally merged in September 1864 with several other Arkansas regiments into the 3rd Arkansas Consolidated Infantry Regiment.
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Anderson lived in Marion, Dist 1, Tennessee in 1850 with wife Polly Anna and one child, Nancy, age 1. He lived next door to Joseph and Elizabeth, his assumed parents. Anderson and Polly moved to Benton County, Arkansas. Their children were;
1. Nancy, born 1849, gone by the 1870 census
2. Joseph, born Dec 1850.He married Mary A., b July 1855. Their ch were; Ida Jane,born Apr 1878, Esther Nov 1881, Ally Feb 1885, Georgia Feb 1888., Wesley Nov 1898
3. Rebecca, 17 in 1870, gone by 1880
4. Lucinda, 15 in 1870, gone by 1880
5. Mary, 13 in 1870, gone by 1880
6. George W., 11 in 1870, at home in 1880
7. Ann, 9 in 1870, at home in 1880
8. Sarah, 7 in 1870, at home in 1880
9. Charlotte, 5 in 1870, at home in 1880
10. William C. 2 in 1870, at home in 1880
11. Sarah B. "Sally" 3 months in 1870, at home in 1880
10 MAY 2020, Memorial notes/at time of transfer. Added gender. 1)original bio follows: 2) Service in Company G of the 15th Arkansas
The 15th (Gee's/Johnson's) Arkansas Infantry (1861–1864) was a Confederate Army infantry regiment during the American Civil War. The regiment was raised in January 1862 under Colonel James M. Gee. It served in Kentucky and was surrendered at Fort Donelson in February 1862. Reorganized following its parole and exchange under Colonel Benjamin W. Johnson, the regiment served in Louisiana and was again surrendered at Port Hudson in July 1863. Reorganized again following its second parole and exchange, the regiment was finally merged in September 1864 with several other Arkansas regiments into the 3rd Arkansas Consolidated Infantry Regiment.
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Anderson lived in Marion, Dist 1, Tennessee in 1850 with wife Polly Anna and one child, Nancy, age 1. He lived next door to Joseph and Elizabeth, his assumed parents. Anderson and Polly moved to Benton County, Arkansas. Their children were;
1. Nancy, born 1849, gone by the 1870 census
2. Joseph, born Dec 1850.He married Mary A., b July 1855. Their ch were; Ida Jane,born Apr 1878, Esther Nov 1881, Ally Feb 1885, Georgia Feb 1888., Wesley Nov 1898
3. Rebecca, 17 in 1870, gone by 1880
4. Lucinda, 15 in 1870, gone by 1880
5. Mary, 13 in 1870, gone by 1880
6. George W., 11 in 1870, at home in 1880
7. Ann, 9 in 1870, at home in 1880
8. Sarah, 7 in 1870, at home in 1880
9. Charlotte, 5 in 1870, at home in 1880
10. William C. 2 in 1870, at home in 1880
11. Sarah B. "Sally" 3 months in 1870, at home in 1880
The 15th (Gee's/Johnson's) Arkansas Infantry (1861–1864) was a Confederate Army infantry regiment during the American Civil War. The regiment was raised in January 1862 under Colonel James M. Gee. It served in Kentucky and was surrendered at Fort Donelson in February 1862. Reorganized following its parole and exchange under Colonel Benjamin W. Johnson, the regiment served in Louisiana and was again surrendered at Port Hudson in July 1863. Reorganized again following its second parole and exchange, the regiment was finally merged in September 1864 with several other Arkansas regiments into the 3rd Arkansas Consolidated Infantry Regiment.
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Anderson lived in Marion, Dist 1, Tennessee in 1850 with wife Polly Anna and one child, Nancy, age 1. He lived next door to Joseph and Elizabeth, his assumed parents. Anderson and Polly moved to Benton County, Arkansas. Their children were;
1. Nancy, born 1849, gone by the 1870 census
2. Joseph, born Dec 1850.He married Mary A., b July 1855. Their ch were; Ida Jane,born Apr 1878, Esther Nov 1881, Ally Feb 1885, Georgia Feb 1888., Wesley Nov 1898
3. Rebecca, 17 in 1870, gone by 1880
4. Lucinda, 15 in 1870, gone by 1880
5. Mary, 13 in 1870, gone by 1880
6. George W., 11 in 1870, at home in 1880
7. Ann, 9 in 1870, at home in 1880
8. Sarah, 7 in 1870, at home in 1880
9. Charlotte, 5 in 1870, at home in 1880
10. William C. 2 in 1870, at home in 1880
11. Sarah B. "Sally" 3 months in 1870, at home in 1880
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