He enlisted July 18, 1861 & served as a private in Company H, 3rd Tennessee Infantry, C.S.A. The last 5 months of the war he served with General Chalmers Cavalry. He was taken prisoner of war when they surrendered at the close of the war in Northern Mississippi. He was paroled on terms agreed upon between General Canby, U.S.A., and General Taylor, C.S.A., May 17-18, 1865, from Memphis, Tennessee. He arrived home on May 24, 1865.
Children of John & Ruth Dabney:
Cora E. (DABNEY) JAMES
James Marshall DABNEY
Maud Keturah (DABNEY) LUSK
Ione (DABNEY) HICKS
Joe DABNEY
Hattie Ruth Holmes (DABNEY) HUNTER
After his death, his widow & children to moved to Dallas, Texas.
He enlisted July 18, 1861 & served as a private in Company H, 3rd Tennessee Infantry, C.S.A. The last 5 months of the war he served with General Chalmers Cavalry. He was taken prisoner of war when they surrendered at the close of the war in Northern Mississippi. He was paroled on terms agreed upon between General Canby, U.S.A., and General Taylor, C.S.A., May 17-18, 1865, from Memphis, Tennessee. He arrived home on May 24, 1865.
Children of John & Ruth Dabney:
Cora E. (DABNEY) JAMES
James Marshall DABNEY
Maud Keturah (DABNEY) LUSK
Ione (DABNEY) HICKS
Joe DABNEY
Hattie Ruth Holmes (DABNEY) HUNTER
After his death, his widow & children to moved to Dallas, Texas.
Family Members
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Ione Dabney Robbins
1836–1916
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Samuel Day Dabney
1841–1919
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Charles J. Dabney
1843–1897
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F M Dabney
1846–1846
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Henry Clay Dabney
1847–1893
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Gustavia T. Dabney
1848–1877
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N. F. Dabney
1850–1853
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M. E. V. Dabney
1851–1855
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Bettie E. Dabney
1852–1878
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N. A. Dabney
1854–1855
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Josephine "Josie" Dabney
1856–1935
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Anna Cora Dabney Hyde
1859–1932
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Ida M. Dabney
1861–1935
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