By 1866, 3 Burgess brothers were married to 3 Fambrough sisters:
In 1856 James D Burgess married Statirah Josephine Fambrough.
In 1859 Edward Alexander Burgess married Augusta Elizabeth Fambrough
In 1866 Robert Lee Burgess married Emma E Fambrough
Civil War veteran and Militia Lieutenant. Wounded at the battle of Honey Hill, 30 Nov 1864.
Pvt. Edward A. Burgess C. S. A., 7th Battalion Calvary, Company F Edward Alexander Burgess enlisted in the C.S.S., 7th Battalion Calvary, Company F on August 4, 1864 in Penfield, Greene County, Georgia. At this time the war was raging in Atlanta and most buildings in Greensboro were being used as hospitals. Until this time, the war was remote to Greene County. Most of the county had tried to maintain normalcy. Sherman traveled just south of Greensboro on his march and the war came home. The 7th was formed from companies from the 24th, the 21st and two companies from Hardwick's Mounted Rifles. Edward served in the 7th for six months and was then detailed to the 4th Greene County Militia as a 1st lieutenant. We do not know how long this detail lasted. The records we have show that the detail began on October 1, 1864 and was still active on January 31, 1865. Edward was back with the 7th before the Battle of Honey Hill on November 30, 1864. This was the third battle of Sherman's March to the Sea. This battle was a huge victory for the Confederacy. The Union lost 89 men and had 629 wounded. The Confederacy had eight killed and 39 wounded. Edward was included in the 39 wounded and was sent home to recover. The regiment went on to fight with Robert E. Lee and was the last regiment to leave Richmond. Edward was at home on furlough when his regiment surrendered with Lee at Appomattox on April 9, 1965.
Additional children:
Interments not yet located:
Virginia "Lummie" b. 1876 married Luther Bell
Their only child James Edward Bell
Ola M b 1884 married Hiram Trammell Allgood
By 1866, 3 Burgess brothers were married to 3 Fambrough sisters:
In 1856 James D Burgess married Statirah Josephine Fambrough.
In 1859 Edward Alexander Burgess married Augusta Elizabeth Fambrough
In 1866 Robert Lee Burgess married Emma E Fambrough
Civil War veteran and Militia Lieutenant. Wounded at the battle of Honey Hill, 30 Nov 1864.
Pvt. Edward A. Burgess C. S. A., 7th Battalion Calvary, Company F Edward Alexander Burgess enlisted in the C.S.S., 7th Battalion Calvary, Company F on August 4, 1864 in Penfield, Greene County, Georgia. At this time the war was raging in Atlanta and most buildings in Greensboro were being used as hospitals. Until this time, the war was remote to Greene County. Most of the county had tried to maintain normalcy. Sherman traveled just south of Greensboro on his march and the war came home. The 7th was formed from companies from the 24th, the 21st and two companies from Hardwick's Mounted Rifles. Edward served in the 7th for six months and was then detailed to the 4th Greene County Militia as a 1st lieutenant. We do not know how long this detail lasted. The records we have show that the detail began on October 1, 1864 and was still active on January 31, 1865. Edward was back with the 7th before the Battle of Honey Hill on November 30, 1864. This was the third battle of Sherman's March to the Sea. This battle was a huge victory for the Confederacy. The Union lost 89 men and had 629 wounded. The Confederacy had eight killed and 39 wounded. Edward was included in the 39 wounded and was sent home to recover. The regiment went on to fight with Robert E. Lee and was the last regiment to leave Richmond. Edward was at home on furlough when his regiment surrendered with Lee at Appomattox on April 9, 1965.
Additional children:
Interments not yet located:
Virginia "Lummie" b. 1876 married Luther Bell
Their only child James Edward Bell
Ola M b 1884 married Hiram Trammell Allgood
Inscription
Confederate States Army
Date of birth 1845 on stone - should be 1836
Family Members
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Thomas L Burgess
1819–1900
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Richard "Dick" Burgess
1826–1897
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William Burgess
1827 – unknown
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James D Burgess
1828–1908
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Sarah Ann Burgess Hogg
1830–1893
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Jonathan B "John" Burgess
1833–1888
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Mary Caroline Burgess Duffey
1838–1904
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Henry Harrison "Hugh" Burgess
1839–1903
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Albert Clay Burgess
1842–1904
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Robert Lee Burgess
1845–1890
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Virginia E Burgess Freeman
1848–1902
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Linton Stephen Burgess
1850–1881
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Jefferson Beauregard Burgess
1862–1927
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Newton Jackson Burgess
1863–1938
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Estelle Lee Burgess
1866–1873
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Alexander John "A J" Burgess
1867–1944
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Mattie A Burgess Wortham
1870 – unknown
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Statirah Josephine "Josie" Burgess Michael
1872–1951
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Sarah Irene "Sallie" Burgess Maxey
1875–1957
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Victoria Pearl Burgess Smith
1879–1967
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Alvin Weldon "Abb" Burgess
1882–1932
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Thomas Gordon Burgess
1887–1940
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