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

1910. ....'' ..
Griffin, J. F. G., killed at North
Aimes Run. .
Griffin, Larkin A., killed at
Spottsylvania, 1868.
Griffin, Richard A., survived, dead.
Gunter, James, killed at Marietta,
Ga, 1854.
Gunter, John, lived on Hog Skin
Creek, died 1900.
Hagan, William A., living.
Haddon, David P, killed at
Second Manassas, 1862. 80
Haddon, Frank, died at Point
Lookout, 1868. .., Il
Haddon, Frank A., died after sur
render in N. Y. prison.
Hall, W. Newton, lives on Rocky
River, 1910. ...... r. 20,
Hall, Robert M. W., lives in An
treville, 1910.
Haddon, Robert A, lives near
Antreville, 1910. ~. ..r
Haddon, Robert W., died at home
1898. .,'
Haddon, T. Luther, died at home
near Fairs Bridge, 1905.
Haddon, William L., died at Sui
Iivan's Island, 1861.
Hammond, William M, lieuten-
ant Co. l., 10Th s. G.. ", disabled by
wound at Chickamauga, dead. ,:s..
Hammond, William N, railroad
engineer, died in Columbia, 1908.
Hanna, David P, living, 1910.
Hardness, William M, killed at
Fredericksburg.
Hardness, William N, died at
home soon after the war.
Hawthorn, Benton, killed at
Sharpsburg.:
Hawthorn, John T., died at Bulls
Hawthorn, T. Marion, died at Point
Lookout, 1854. =. 49,
Hawthorn, William R..
Haynes, Nat A., living.
Hemphill, John L., became q min
lister in the Associate Reformed
Reformed church after the war, and
at the time of his death in 1901, was
pastor of a church in Georgia. ...@.,
Hemphill, Robert b. 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 pec-
pie. For years he was q member OF
| the House of Representatives, and
for two terms he was State Senator.
In 1895 he was q member of the
Constitutional Convention Of South
Carolina, and for years he was Clerk
of the Senate, which office he held at
his death on Dec. o., 1909. On
matters pertaining to the war, he
was, perhaps, the best informed man
in the State. IL"
Higgins, William W., killed at
Fredericksburg, 1862.
Hinton, John A., killed at Chicka-
manga, Ga. .- -
Hodges, John G., postmaster at
Donalds.
Hodges, Ludlow, elected Captain
leo. B, 7th: 8. c. Regt. to succeed q.
I'M. Mattison. Mr.. Hodges was q
Mexican soldier who did his whole
duty in both wars--in Mexico and
at home. Capt. Mattison was one
of the best men of the county and
was honored in election to public Of
fee. q. J.- .'F
Hood, William, native Of North
Carolina was graduated from Ers-
kline College in 1854, taught school
Lin Newberry in 1856, married Mrs.
McCaughran, of that city, was Sec
|retary of State; was elected to chair
in the faculty of Erskine, resigned
that position, and for a time had
charge of an institution in Wash
ington, D. c., from which city he
moved to Barlow, Florida, where
ii now as he has been wherever
he was known, a highly respected
citizen. He Is we'll preserved at ~
wears Of age in 1910.
Hughes, Robert E., died near
DonaIdsville, 1895.
Hughes, Wesley A., died in Ken
lucky, 1868, Of disease.
:. H%umphries, Elias c., killed at
Gaines Mill.
Hutchins, Lewis A., sick, left at
Dalton, Ga, 1864, not since heard
from.
Ingram, William, killed at Fraziers
Farm.
Jennings, William A., on PEN
sion Roll, 1910.
Johnson, John, killed at Atlanta,
Ga, 1864.
Johnston, A. c., wounded twice,
moved to Florida, died 1904. .
Johnston, G. Walter, killed at
Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
Jones, James, killed at Chicka-
manga, GA, Sept: 1868.
Jones, J. NJ, died in hospital of
disease, 1862.
Jones, Luther, survived the war,