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PVT Ezekiel Isbell Jr.

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PVT Ezekiel Isbell Jr.

Birth
Jackson County, Alabama, USA
Death
31 Dec 1864 (aged 24–25)
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA
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Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
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Confederate Mound
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He enlisted in the same regiment with his brothers James P. Isbell (1835-1864) and John Quincey Isbell (1814-1915). They were sons of Ezekiel Isbell and Frances Wiley; grandsons of Jason and Polly Isbell; and great-grandsons of Capt. Zachariah Isbell, Revolutionary War soldier at the Battle of King's Mountain.
∼Ezekiel Isbell
Company "E" 29th Alabama Infantry
ENLISTED: January 22, 1862 at Wilsonville
ENGAGEMENTS: Kennesaw Mountain, Georgia
CAPTURED: At Kennesaw Mountain, Georgia July 03, 1864
Patient at Ross Hospital, Mobile, Alabama September 20th, through 24th, 1863. Imprisoned at Camp Douglas, Ill.
Died in prison Camp Douglas, Ill. December 03, 1864
Died of chronic diarrhea
He enlisted in the same regiment with his brothers James P. Isbell (1835-1864) and John Quincey Isbell (1814-1915). They were sons of Ezekiel Isbell and Frances Wiley; grandsons of Jason and Polly Isbell; and great-grandsons of Capt. Zachariah Isbell, Revolutionary War soldier at the Battle of King's Mountain.
∼Ezekiel Isbell
Company "E" 29th Alabama Infantry
ENLISTED: January 22, 1862 at Wilsonville
ENGAGEMENTS: Kennesaw Mountain, Georgia
CAPTURED: At Kennesaw Mountain, Georgia July 03, 1864
Patient at Ross Hospital, Mobile, Alabama September 20th, through 24th, 1863. Imprisoned at Camp Douglas, Ill.
Died in prison Camp Douglas, Ill. December 03, 1864
Died of chronic diarrhea

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E 29 ALA.

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Confederate Mound

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