George F. Loudermilk was reported to be 5 yrs. of age in the 1850 Greenbrier census. While he was married twice there is no record of his fathering any children. Annie Virginia Perkins, his 1st wife was also his 1st cousin. Annie's father, Moses Perkins was a brother to George's mother, Susan Perkins Loudermilk. Annie died about three months following their marriage in 1871 in Jackson Co, OH and was interred in the Emory Cemetery. Her FAG memorial may be viewed at # 81880507.
He married a widow, Margaret Cole, in 1875 for his 2nd wife. She, too, was a cousin to George. Margaret Parkins Cole was the daughter of Levin Parkins, a brother to James Perkins Jr. who was the father of George's mother. Thus, his 2nd wife was a 1st cousin once removed. Margaret died 11 years later in 1886. Her FAG memorial may be viewed at # 59169598.
While George appeared in the 1880 Greenbrier census with his 2nd wife, he does not appear in the 1900 census. In the 1910 census George F. Loudermilk appeared as a widower, 65 years of age, residing in Union CO, Oregon. His bother Levin and a sister, Abigail were also residing in Union CO at that same time.
George F. Loudermilk would have been about 17 years of age in 1861, the beginning of the Civil War. There are family historians who believe he may have joined the 26th Virginia Battalion, Company B (also known as Edgars Battalion). This was a Confederate battalion that recruited heavily out of Monroe & Greenbrier Co.'s. The claim is supported by a FAG memorial (# 93374611) under the name of George Franklin Loudermilk located in the Confederate Section of the Hollywood Cemetery in Virginia.
He married a widow, Margaret Cole, in 1875 for his 2nd wife. She, too, was a cousin to George. Margaret Parkins Cole was the daughter of Levin Parkins, a brother to James Perkins Jr. who was the father of George's mother. Thus, his 2nd wife was a 1st cousin once removed. Margaret died 11 years later in 1886. Her FAG memorial may be viewed at # 59169598.
While George appeared in the 1880 Greenbrier census with his 2nd wife, he does not appear in the 1900 census. In the 1910 census George F. Loudermilk appeared as a widower, 65 years of age, residing in Union CO, Oregon. His bother Levin and a sister, Abigail were also residing in Union CO at that same time.
George F. Loudermilk would have been about 17 years of age in 1861, the beginning of the Civil War. There are family historians who believe he may have joined the 26th Virginia Battalion, Company B (also known as Edgars Battalion). This was a Confederate battalion that recruited heavily out of Monroe & Greenbrier Co.'s. The claim is supported by a FAG memorial (# 93374611) under the name of George Franklin Loudermilk located in the Confederate Section of the Hollywood Cemetery in Virginia.
George F. Loudermilk was reported to be 5 yrs. of age in the 1850 Greenbrier census. While he was married twice there is no record of his fathering any children. Annie Virginia Perkins, his 1st wife was also his 1st cousin. Annie's father, Moses Perkins was a brother to George's mother, Susan Perkins Loudermilk. Annie died about three months following their marriage in 1871 in Jackson Co, OH and was interred in the Emory Cemetery. Her FAG memorial may be viewed at # 81880507.
He married a widow, Margaret Cole, in 1875 for his 2nd wife. She, too, was a cousin to George. Margaret Parkins Cole was the daughter of Levin Parkins, a brother to James Perkins Jr. who was the father of George's mother. Thus, his 2nd wife was a 1st cousin once removed. Margaret died 11 years later in 1886. Her FAG memorial may be viewed at # 59169598.
While George appeared in the 1880 Greenbrier census with his 2nd wife, he does not appear in the 1900 census. In the 1910 census George F. Loudermilk appeared as a widower, 65 years of age, residing in Union CO, Oregon. His bother Levin and a sister, Abigail were also residing in Union CO at that same time.
George F. Loudermilk would have been about 17 years of age in 1861, the beginning of the Civil War. There are family historians who believe he may have joined the 26th Virginia Battalion, Company B (also known as Edgars Battalion). This was a Confederate battalion that recruited heavily out of Monroe & Greenbrier Co.'s. The claim is supported by a FAG memorial (# 93374611) under the name of George Franklin Loudermilk located in the Confederate Section of the Hollywood Cemetery in Virginia.
He married a widow, Margaret Cole, in 1875 for his 2nd wife. She, too, was a cousin to George. Margaret Parkins Cole was the daughter of Levin Parkins, a brother to James Perkins Jr. who was the father of George's mother. Thus, his 2nd wife was a 1st cousin once removed. Margaret died 11 years later in 1886. Her FAG memorial may be viewed at # 59169598.
While George appeared in the 1880 Greenbrier census with his 2nd wife, he does not appear in the 1900 census. In the 1910 census George F. Loudermilk appeared as a widower, 65 years of age, residing in Union CO, Oregon. His bother Levin and a sister, Abigail were also residing in Union CO at that same time.
George F. Loudermilk would have been about 17 years of age in 1861, the beginning of the Civil War. There are family historians who believe he may have joined the 26th Virginia Battalion, Company B (also known as Edgars Battalion). This was a Confederate battalion that recruited heavily out of Monroe & Greenbrier Co.'s. The claim is supported by a FAG memorial (# 93374611) under the name of George Franklin Loudermilk located in the Confederate Section of the Hollywood Cemetery in Virginia.
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, Date Of Burial :, Confederate Soldier State : Virginia Regiment : 26th Company : B, Ref: Cemetery Records
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