LARUE, WILLIAM WASHINGTON~"Wash"
Born: Bedford County, Tennessee
Spouse: Sarah L Albright LaRue; married 1876 in Houston County, Texas
Parents: John Henry & Tabitha Tilford LaRue
Pension. #30458;
Service: Confederate States Army, Co. I, 4th Texas Cavalry; Enlisted 1 September 1863 at Crockett, Texas. Served as Chaplain in the CSA.
Comments; Mortuary Warrant, died of mitral insufficiency and chronic nephritis. Son, G. W. Larue; In Lovelady over 50 years in November 1909, preaching the Gospel as a Circuit Rider for the Methodist ministry.
Sources; Confederate Pension Application; Houston County In The Civil War by T. N. Mainer, p. 110; Houston County Cemeteries, p. 530; Houston County Census: 1880; 1900, p. 85; 1910, p. 241; 1920 Anderson County, Texas Census; Confederate State Roster I, p. 303; Confederate State Roster II, p. 43; Ancestry.com; Mortuary Warrant.
Born: Bedford County, Tennessee
Spouse: Sarah L Albright LaRue; married 1876 in Houston County, Texas
Parents: John Henry & Tabitha Tilford LaRue
Pension. #30458;
Service: Confederate States Army, Co. I, 4th Texas Cavalry; Enlisted 1 September 1863 at Crockett, Texas. Served as Chaplain in the CSA.
Comments; Mortuary Warrant, died of mitral insufficiency and chronic nephritis. Son, G. W. Larue; In Lovelady over 50 years in November 1909, preaching the Gospel as a Circuit Rider for the Methodist ministry.
Sources; Confederate Pension Application; Houston County In The Civil War by T. N. Mainer, p. 110; Houston County Cemeteries, p. 530; Houston County Census: 1880; 1900, p. 85; 1910, p. 241; 1920 Anderson County, Texas Census; Confederate State Roster I, p. 303; Confederate State Roster II, p. 43; Ancestry.com; Mortuary Warrant.
LARUE, WILLIAM WASHINGTON~"Wash"
Born: Bedford County, Tennessee
Spouse: Sarah L Albright LaRue; married 1876 in Houston County, Texas
Parents: John Henry & Tabitha Tilford LaRue
Pension. #30458;
Service: Confederate States Army, Co. I, 4th Texas Cavalry; Enlisted 1 September 1863 at Crockett, Texas. Served as Chaplain in the CSA.
Comments; Mortuary Warrant, died of mitral insufficiency and chronic nephritis. Son, G. W. Larue; In Lovelady over 50 years in November 1909, preaching the Gospel as a Circuit Rider for the Methodist ministry.
Sources; Confederate Pension Application; Houston County In The Civil War by T. N. Mainer, p. 110; Houston County Cemeteries, p. 530; Houston County Census: 1880; 1900, p. 85; 1910, p. 241; 1920 Anderson County, Texas Census; Confederate State Roster I, p. 303; Confederate State Roster II, p. 43; Ancestry.com; Mortuary Warrant.
Born: Bedford County, Tennessee
Spouse: Sarah L Albright LaRue; married 1876 in Houston County, Texas
Parents: John Henry & Tabitha Tilford LaRue
Pension. #30458;
Service: Confederate States Army, Co. I, 4th Texas Cavalry; Enlisted 1 September 1863 at Crockett, Texas. Served as Chaplain in the CSA.
Comments; Mortuary Warrant, died of mitral insufficiency and chronic nephritis. Son, G. W. Larue; In Lovelady over 50 years in November 1909, preaching the Gospel as a Circuit Rider for the Methodist ministry.
Sources; Confederate Pension Application; Houston County In The Civil War by T. N. Mainer, p. 110; Houston County Cemeteries, p. 530; Houston County Census: 1880; 1900, p. 85; 1910, p. 241; 1920 Anderson County, Texas Census; Confederate State Roster I, p. 303; Confederate State Roster II, p. 43; Ancestry.com; Mortuary Warrant.
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