William Pinkney Stokes served in Co. H, 10th Missouri Infantry (Col. Alexander C. Pickett), 2nd Brigade (Brig. Gen. Mosby M. Parsons), Private, Army of Trans-Mississippi, C.S.A. 1862 till surrender 9 Jun 1865 in Shreveport, Louisana.
Born October 3, 1834 in Meigs county, Tennessee.
Father: Edward S. STOKES, Birth: 11 APR 1811 in Guilford Co.,NC, Death: 22 NOV 1889 in Boone Twp., Maries Co., MO
Mother: Nancy Ann EANS, Birth: 25 JAN 1815 in SC., Death: 8 FEB 1903 in Maries Co., MO
Wife: Ameline (Millie) J. BURD was born ABT 1839 in TN.
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Pink moved to Missouri about 1854 and settled in Osage county. He died February 2, 1913 after living at the Confederate Soldiers Home of Missouri in Higginsville, Missouri.
Children of Ameline (Millie) J. BURD and William Pinkney STOKES are:
i. Mary C. STOKES was born ABT 1862 in MO. She married William E. PENDLETON 5 MAY 1881 in Maries Co., MO.
ii. Monroe STOKES was born JAN 1866 in Maries Co., MO. He married Parthina ABT 1889 in MO. She was born FEB 1870 in MO.
iii. Thomas STOKES was born ABT 1868 in MO.
iv. Warren? STOKES was born ABT 1871 in MO.
v. Abraham STOKES was born FEB 1872 in MO. He married Laura ABT 1897 in MO. She was born APR 1875 in MO.
Pink was buried at the Pendleton Cemetery in Maries county, Missouri with his wife Amelia.
Pink fought for the Confederate States of America.
He served in the 10th Missouri Infantry, Company H as a private.
Pink enlisted August 8, 1862 at Thomasville, Missouri by Col. John M.Johnson.
He surrendered June 9, 1865 at Shreveport, Louisiana.
"Pink" fought at:
The Battle of Prairie Grove, Arkansas December 7, 1862
Operations against the Expedition over the Boston Mountains, Arkansas December 27-29, 1862
The Battle of Helena, Arkansas July 4, 1863
Operations against Steele's Expedition against Little Rock, Arkansas August1- September 14,1863
The Battle of Bayou Fourche, Arkansas September 10, 1863
The Red River Campain, Louisiana March 10- April 10, 1864
The Battle of Sabine Cross Roads, Louisiana April 8, 1864
The Battle of Pleasant Hill, Louisiana April 9, 1864
The Battle of Jenkins' Ferry, Arkansas April 30, 1864
Sources: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=rdmorris40&id=I2978
http://www.chrisanddavid.com/LongGenealogy/longfamil/pafn10.htm
William Pinkney Stokes served in Co. H, 10th Missouri Infantry (Col. Alexander C. Pickett), 2nd Brigade (Brig. Gen. Mosby M. Parsons), Private, Army of Trans-Mississippi, C.S.A. 1862 till surrender 9 Jun 1865 in Shreveport, Louisana.
Born October 3, 1834 in Meigs county, Tennessee.
Father: Edward S. STOKES, Birth: 11 APR 1811 in Guilford Co.,NC, Death: 22 NOV 1889 in Boone Twp., Maries Co., MO
Mother: Nancy Ann EANS, Birth: 25 JAN 1815 in SC., Death: 8 FEB 1903 in Maries Co., MO
Wife: Ameline (Millie) J. BURD was born ABT 1839 in TN.
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Pink moved to Missouri about 1854 and settled in Osage county. He died February 2, 1913 after living at the Confederate Soldiers Home of Missouri in Higginsville, Missouri.
Children of Ameline (Millie) J. BURD and William Pinkney STOKES are:
i. Mary C. STOKES was born ABT 1862 in MO. She married William E. PENDLETON 5 MAY 1881 in Maries Co., MO.
ii. Monroe STOKES was born JAN 1866 in Maries Co., MO. He married Parthina ABT 1889 in MO. She was born FEB 1870 in MO.
iii. Thomas STOKES was born ABT 1868 in MO.
iv. Warren? STOKES was born ABT 1871 in MO.
v. Abraham STOKES was born FEB 1872 in MO. He married Laura ABT 1897 in MO. She was born APR 1875 in MO.
Pink was buried at the Pendleton Cemetery in Maries county, Missouri with his wife Amelia.
Pink fought for the Confederate States of America.
He served in the 10th Missouri Infantry, Company H as a private.
Pink enlisted August 8, 1862 at Thomasville, Missouri by Col. John M.Johnson.
He surrendered June 9, 1865 at Shreveport, Louisiana.
"Pink" fought at:
The Battle of Prairie Grove, Arkansas December 7, 1862
Operations against the Expedition over the Boston Mountains, Arkansas December 27-29, 1862
The Battle of Helena, Arkansas July 4, 1863
Operations against Steele's Expedition against Little Rock, Arkansas August1- September 14,1863
The Battle of Bayou Fourche, Arkansas September 10, 1863
The Red River Campain, Louisiana March 10- April 10, 1864
The Battle of Sabine Cross Roads, Louisiana April 8, 1864
The Battle of Pleasant Hill, Louisiana April 9, 1864
The Battle of Jenkins' Ferry, Arkansas April 30, 1864
Sources: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=rdmorris40&id=I2978
http://www.chrisanddavid.com/LongGenealogy/longfamil/pafn10.htm
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