The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-09-21

Killingsworth, Preston, died at
Beaverton, in Laurens Co., 1909. .
Killingsworth, William P, elected
, ordinance sergeant, dead.
kirkpatrick, Richard F., living.
knight, James NJ, lives, 1910, on
Hogskin Creek.
Koon, Andy S., died since the war.
Kriminger, Rufus, printer in Pres
byterian Office.
Sumter, 1864.
Langston, l.. Matthew, living, 1910.
Latimer, B. Milton, died of
wounds at Richmond, 1862, was IN
the mercantile business at Due West
when he took up arms for his coun-
try. No man ever possessed a war
mer or a purer heart.
Latimer, James F., died in Green
vile, 1899.
.Latimer, James S., died at Point
Lookout prison.
Latimer, James T., died at Lown-
desville, 1906.
Latimer, T. William, wounded at
Gaines Mill, and discharged.
Lawson, James, survived the war.
Lee, James W., killed at Peters
burg.
Lee, Joseph F., was a man OF
much learning. From 1850 to 1868
he was Professor in Erskine College.
After volunteering in the Military
service, he was rejected because OF
defective vision. He lived to be Sc
years of age, dying in 1909, respect
ed by all.
Lindsay, A. B. c., lived in Lethe
neighborhood until May %, 1910,
was buried at Due West.
Lindsay, Poinsett, killed at Gaines
Mill, 1862, was graduated from Frs
kline College in 1855, was a native of
the town Of Due West.
Lindsay, Winfield W., killed at
Smokers Gap, 1862, was graduated
from Erskine College in 1856, a
native of Due West, son of James
Lindsay, who died in 1852, soon after
building the Commencement Hall
for Erskine College. For many years
it was called Lindsay Hall because
of the fact that he forgave a debt of
$500 then due on his contract for
erecting the building. The word
Lindsay" was afterward changed
, to commencement" thus making
it Commencement Hall up to the
time when it was torn down, that a
more imposing structure might be
Loner, Jacob g., lives near Due
West, 1910.
Loner, William L., died at Shelby
vile, Tenn, 1862.
Long, g. W., killed at Dutch Gap,
1864.
Long, Henry S., survived the war,
Long, William M, killed at sharps-
burg.
Lowe, Thomas W., died at Rich
mond, 1852.
Madden, Luther c., survived, dead.
Madden, Obediah, living, 1910.
Maddox, Henry, died at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, 1863.
Martin, James G., killed at Gaines
Mill, 1862.
Martin, Jasper B., died at Don
aids, 1910, Of cancer.
Martin, J. Robert, killed at Ben
tonville, the last fight of the war,
1865.
Martin, June c., lives at Donalds,
1910.
Martin, Robert M, died at home,
1863, on sick furlough. ,
Mattison, G. NJ, volunteered at
brakes Old Field, elected captain of
the first company that went from
Due West, but owing to his age,
was excused from service.
Mattison, H. Jackson, died of dis
ease, Richmond, 1854. .
Mattison, James NJ, killed at
Charlottesville, 1868.
Mattison, John W., wounded twice,
living, 1910. ,
Mattison, William N, killed at
Atlanta, Ga, 1864.
Means, T. Benjamin, lieutenant Co.
G, Orr's Rifles, survived, dead.
Middleton, Carlisle, lost In the
army. Dead.
Milford, Craig B., lived in San
tue, has been dead for many years.
Milford, David NJ, lives in Texas,
1910.
Milford, G. W., wounded at Gaines
Mill, lives at Antreville, 1910.
Miller, G. Med, Captain of
Company G.. On the death of Col.
James NJ. Perrin he became Colonel
of Orr's Regiment. He was for
many years a member Of the mer-
camille firm of Miller & Robertson at
Abbeville. Hedied at Ninety-Six in
IS.
Mitchell, Ben n, died near An
treville, 1899.
Moffatt, Josiah, discharged in 1862.
Dead.
Moore, John M, went through
the war, died of pneumonia, 1872.
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