Francis was a Corporal in Co. G, 19th Regiment Arkansas Infantry, Confederate States of America. He was enlisted 1 June 1862 in Nashville, Arkansas, by Col. Dawson for the war. He was admitted to City U.S.A. General Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri on 26 January 1863 with chronic diarrhea. His name appears on a "Report of Sick and Wounded" at Gratiot Street Prison Hospital, St. Louis for Feb. 1863. He died on 15 February 1863 of inflammation of the lungs and pneumonia. On the "Certificate for Government Undertaker, John A. Smithers," his height was given as 6 feet. On the carded records, his death was listed as 10 March 1863. Francis died at the age of 25 years, 24 days, using the dates above.
Francis was a Corporal in Co. G, 19th Regiment Arkansas Infantry, Confederate States of America. He was enlisted 1 June 1862 in Nashville, Arkansas, by Col. Dawson for the war. He was admitted to City U.S.A. General Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri on 26 January 1863 with chronic diarrhea. His name appears on a "Report of Sick and Wounded" at Gratiot Street Prison Hospital, St. Louis for Feb. 1863. He died on 15 February 1863 of inflammation of the lungs and pneumonia. On the "Certificate for Government Undertaker, John A. Smithers," his height was given as 6 feet. On the carded records, his death was listed as 10 March 1863. Francis died at the age of 25 years, 24 days, using the dates above.
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