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

Clamp, William, dead.
Clinkscales, Addison. Captain Co,
II. 18th S. G. ", died at home, 1890.
Clinkscales, E. R., served through
the war as Lieutenant, lives in Tam
pa, Florida, 1910.
Glinkscales, Frank, killed at
Gaines Mill, 1862.
Clinkscales, Lewis c., lived until
1909, died at home, Abbeville Coun-
ty.
Cochran; James M, survived the
war, married Miss Pal Sharp, both of
| whom are dead.
Cochran, Samuel W., came home,
died near Abbeville, 1890.
Cowan, John, served throug the
war, became Captain of Steam
boat on the Mississippi, on which he
died.
Cowan, William T., lost an arm
at jones' Mill, died at DUE West, 1909.
Cox, Edward, survived the war, is
dead.
Crawford, David, lost leg at Deep
Bottom, survived the war, was elect
ed School Commissioner, is dead.
Crawford, James A., living, 1910.
Crawford, J. Franklin, living, 1910.
Crawford, John D., edited a news
paper in Mississippi, died 1902.
Crawford, Robert Wesley, lives
near Due West, 1910.
Crowther, Thos., lives near An
derson, 1910. !
Cunningham, Reubin F., killed at
Gaines Mill, June, 1862.
Darby, James, survived the war,
dead.
Darby, Thomas j., died thirty
years after the war.
Dayis, George W., survived the
war, dead. .
Davis, J. Allen, killed al Gaines
Mill; 1852.
Davis, Samuel B., lives at Amber
son, was Deputy Sheriff for years.
Davis, Thomas, survived the war,
dead. -.
Davis, VIM. T., killed in battle.
Deal, Marcus L., died at Rich
mond, Va, 1863.
Dellinger, Vincent, killed at Look
out Mountain, Tenn. ,
Dickson, John A., volunteered at
Sandy Springs, was in every battle,
wounded once, was standing beside
Enoch w. Pruitt at Gaines Mill
when he received his death wound;
was near Poinset Lindsay when he
was killed. Gen. Hemphill said:
"There was not a Drawer, truer man
in Lees army than John A. Dick
son., He died. at Antreville March
is, 1872, being the father of DR.. John
A, Dickson, who died at Abbevllle IN
Dodson, Asbury M, dead.
Donald, John, killed at Jerico
DOR, J. Bailey, died at home
twenty-five years after the war.
Dove, Yancey, died of wounds,
1864. ,::.. ie
Drennon, Oscar, volunteered at
brakes Old Field at the. beginning
of the war, served from first to last
without wound. or sickness, died in
the west some is years ago, leaving
a memorable name in peace and in
war. '..
Duncan, John r., lived on Little
River at Wards Ford, died years
ago. .a
Labor Creek, died several years ago.
Duncan, w. F., died of disease,
Charleston, s. c., 1862.
Dunn, John, survived the war,
dead.
Dunn, Robert W, living at Don
aids.
Dunn, Robert, flag bearer 18th s.
lC. Regiment, killed at Chickamauga
1863.
Elgin, Amaziah E., killed at Deep
Bottom, July, 1854.
EIein, Matthew, died at Enter
prise, Miss, 1852, Of disease.
Ellis, A. Rice, lives at Due West
1910. ..,
Ellis, James R., killed at Second
Manassas, 1862. .....
Ellis, John Robert, died at home
Ion sick furlough.
Ellis, Milton M, discharged, 1852
Ellis, Robert NJ, died Of disease
at Richmond, 1862.
Ellis, William NJ, died of disease
Richmond, July, 1862. ,
Ellis, w. Turner, lives In the vi
cinity of Due West, 1910, and is nov
la good citizen even as he was q faith
full soldier.
Ellison, Samuel killed at Gaine
Mill, Va.
Fields, George W, dead.
Fields, Samuel, killed at Gaines
Mill, 1862.
Fisher, Samuel M, died nea
Bethel church after the war.
Fisher, William A.
Fleming, Frank A.
Fleming, g. B., lived near Antre
vile, died about ten years ago. ,
Finn, John B., died at Richmond
1862.
Finn, Marion, died at Point Look
o,,f 1899