Edmund Basye is listed in the Civil War records with his name miss-spelled as Edmond Basey.
Son of Edmund & Mary Basye of Fauquier County, Virginia.
Served as a Sergeant in the 17th Virginia Infantry Company F with his brother Luther Basye. Was killed in the Battle of Seven Pines.
Possibly buried in Hollywood Cemetery, on the battlefield of Seven Pines, Or in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Fauquier County, Virginia. AKA Tomlin-Macrae Family Cemetery.
Son of Edmund & Mary Basye of Fauquier County, Virginia.
Served as a Sergeant in the 17th Virginia Infantry Company F with his brother Luther Basye. Was killed in the Battle of Seven Pines.
Possibly buried in Hollywood Cemetery, on the battlefield of Seven Pines, Or in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Fauquier County, Virginia. AKA Tomlin-Macrae Family Cemetery.
Edmund Basye is listed in the Civil War records with his name miss-spelled as Edmond Basey.
Son of Edmund & Mary Basye of Fauquier County, Virginia.
Served as a Sergeant in the 17th Virginia Infantry Company F with his brother Luther Basye. Was killed in the Battle of Seven Pines.
Possibly buried in Hollywood Cemetery, on the battlefield of Seven Pines, Or in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Fauquier County, Virginia. AKA Tomlin-Macrae Family Cemetery.
Son of Edmund & Mary Basye of Fauquier County, Virginia.
Served as a Sergeant in the 17th Virginia Infantry Company F with his brother Luther Basye. Was killed in the Battle of Seven Pines.
Possibly buried in Hollywood Cemetery, on the battlefield of Seven Pines, Or in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Fauquier County, Virginia. AKA Tomlin-Macrae Family Cemetery.
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