The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-06-01

Duncan, John r.
Dayis, George w.
Darby, James.
Dove, Yancey, died of wounds,
1864.
Ellis, A. Rice.
Ellis, w. Turner.
Ellis, William NJ, died Of disease,
Richmond, July, 1862.
EIgin, Amlziah E., killed at Deep
Bottom, July, 1864.
Ellis, Robert NJ, died of disaese
at Richmond, 1862.
Ellis, James r., killed at Second
Manassas, 1862.
Ellis, John Robert, died at home
on sick furlough.
Ellis, Milton NJ.
Elgin, Matthew, died at Enter
prise, Mass, 1862, of disease.
Fisher, William A.
Fields, Samuel, killed at Gaines
Mill, 1862.
Freeman, William.
Freeman, Middleton, killed at
Gaines Mill, 1862.
Freeman, George.
Finn, John B.
Finn, Marion.
Fleming, G. B.
Fleming, Frank A.
Fisher, Samuel NJ.
Fields, G. w.
Freeman, Strowther.
Freeman, Reubin l..
Freeman, William G..
Gordon, John B., killed at Gaines
Mill, 1862.
Gordon, Robert A., killed at
Gaines Mill, 1862.
Gordon, II. Samuel.
Gassoway, Benjamin F.
Graham, G. Newton, died of dis
ease at Richmond, 1863. p
Graham, John B.
Gray, James f.
Gray, Henry D., killed at Gettys-
burg. 1864.
Griffin, Larkin A., killed at
Spottsylvania, 1868.
Galloway, j. Millen,
Galloway, Calvin, killed at Spott-
sylvania. 1863.
Grier, T. Livy, killed at Gaines's
Mill, 1862.
Grier, William Moffntt, lost leg at
Williamsburg, 1864. After the war
entered the Seminary in the A. r.
P. church, was for many years the
able and efficient President of Frs
kline College. Although offered
twice his salary at Erskine to go to
another institution he refused the
higher salary ber"use of loyalty to
his church and the church college.
He died in the harness. After con.
ducting religious service on Sunday
in 1906, he was stricken with ap-
poplexy, and died the same after
noon.
Gordon, James P.
Gray, John j.
Gunter, John
Gunter, James, killed at Marietta,
Ca, 1864.
Haddon, William L., died at Sui
livan's Island, 1862.
Haddon, David P, killed at
Second Manassas, 1862.
Haddon, Frank, died at Point
LOOKOUT, loot.
Hardness, William n.
Hawthorn, Il. Marion
Hemphill, Robert R., came
to Abbeville after the war, COM
menced the publication of the Able
Vile Medium, which, from its first
Issue was a political power in all that
pertained to the welfare of the PEE.
ple. For years he was member OF
the House of Representatives, and
for two terms he was State Senator,
In 1895 he was member of the
constitutional Convention of South
Carolina, and for years he was Clerk
of the Senate, which office he held al
his death on Dec. %, 1909. On
matters pertaining to the war, he
was, perhaps, the best informed mar
| in the State.
Hemphill, John L., became min
lister in the Associate Reformed
Reformed church after the war, anG
at the time Of his death in 1901, wa!
pastor of a church in Georgia.
| Humphries, Elias j.
. Higgins, William W., killed a
| FREDERICKSBURG, loOA.
Haddon, Robert w.
Hagan, William \.
Haddon, t. Luther
Hawthorn, William r.
Hood, William, native Of Nortl
81 Carolina. was graduated from Frs
kline College in 1854, taught schoo
| in Newberry in 1856, married Mrs
McCoughran, of that city, was sec
retary OF State; was elected to chat
in the faculty of Erskine, resigne
that position, and for a time ha
|charge Of an institution in Wash
Ilngton, D. c., from which city h
|moved to Barlow, Florida, Wher
lis now, as he has been Whereve
he was known, a highly respecte
|citizen. He is well preserved at
+ years of age in 1910.
Haddon, Robert A.