Company F, 52nd Virginia Infantry Regiment
Company C, 14th Virginia Cavalry Regiment
Staunton Daily News August 20, 1899
A Good Soldier and Citizen Dead
Edward Anderson died at his home at Anderson Post Office on Friday aged about 65 years, and was buried yesterday at Shutterlee's Mill. He was a brother of Perry and James Anderson, and leaves a family. Mr. Anderson was a good citizen and a good soldier of the civil war.
Augusta County Argus August 22, 1899
ANDERSON -August 18, 1899, north of Staunton, from gangrene, Edward M. Anderson, aged about 60. He left a family and two brothers, A. Perry Anderson and Jas. A. Anderson. He was a brave Confederate soldier and his death is due to a bullet carried in his body since he received it in the Civil War.
Company C, 14th Virginia Cavalry Regiment
Staunton Daily News August 20, 1899
A Good Soldier and Citizen Dead
Edward Anderson died at his home at Anderson Post Office on Friday aged about 65 years, and was buried yesterday at Shutterlee's Mill. He was a brother of Perry and James Anderson, and leaves a family. Mr. Anderson was a good citizen and a good soldier of the civil war.
Augusta County Argus August 22, 1899
ANDERSON -August 18, 1899, north of Staunton, from gangrene, Edward M. Anderson, aged about 60. He left a family and two brothers, A. Perry Anderson and Jas. A. Anderson. He was a brave Confederate soldier and his death is due to a bullet carried in his body since he received it in the Civil War.
Company F, 52nd Virginia Infantry Regiment
Company C, 14th Virginia Cavalry Regiment
Staunton Daily News August 20, 1899
A Good Soldier and Citizen Dead
Edward Anderson died at his home at Anderson Post Office on Friday aged about 65 years, and was buried yesterday at Shutterlee's Mill. He was a brother of Perry and James Anderson, and leaves a family. Mr. Anderson was a good citizen and a good soldier of the civil war.
Augusta County Argus August 22, 1899
ANDERSON -August 18, 1899, north of Staunton, from gangrene, Edward M. Anderson, aged about 60. He left a family and two brothers, A. Perry Anderson and Jas. A. Anderson. He was a brave Confederate soldier and his death is due to a bullet carried in his body since he received it in the Civil War.
Company C, 14th Virginia Cavalry Regiment
Staunton Daily News August 20, 1899
A Good Soldier and Citizen Dead
Edward Anderson died at his home at Anderson Post Office on Friday aged about 65 years, and was buried yesterday at Shutterlee's Mill. He was a brother of Perry and James Anderson, and leaves a family. Mr. Anderson was a good citizen and a good soldier of the civil war.
Augusta County Argus August 22, 1899
ANDERSON -August 18, 1899, north of Staunton, from gangrene, Edward M. Anderson, aged about 60. He left a family and two brothers, A. Perry Anderson and Jas. A. Anderson. He was a brave Confederate soldier and his death is due to a bullet carried in his body since he received it in the Civil War.
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