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Hall, w. Newton,
Hammond, William N.
HnuhaS- Robert E

ErSklne college,, became PreSlQenl
of the Due West Female, was one
of the best as we'll as one of the pur-
est men Abbeville county ever pro.
duced. He died in 1900.
Killingsworth, J. Mark, died at
Richmond, 1865 of wounds.
Koon, Andy S.,
Knight, James NJ,
Kay. Harvey w., died in Hospi-
tai Of disease, 1862.
Kay, Robert B., died of disease in
Charleston, S. G., 1868.
Kay, James H., died of disease in
Columbia, S. c., 1868.
Kerr, John IT,,
Kelly, ]. w., killed near Rich
mond, 1868.
Langstoana,, E. g., killed at Fort
Sumter, 1864.
Langston, L. Matthew,
Latimer, James F.,
Latimer, James T.,
Latimer, II. William,
Long, G. W., killed at Dutch Gap,
1864.
Lowe, Thomas w., died at Rich
mond, 1862.
Lindsay, Poinsett, killed at Gaines
Mill, 1862, was graduated from Frs.
kline College in 1855, was native OF
the town Of Due West.
Lindsay, Winfield W., killed at
Simpkins 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
Sc, 100 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.
Lee, Joseph F., was q man OF
much learning. From 1850 to 1863
he was Professor in Erskine College.
After volunteering in the Military
service, he was rejected because OF
defective vision. He lived to be S6
years of age, dying in 1909, respect
ed by all. ).
wounds at Richmond, 1862, was in
the mercantile business at Due West
when he took up arms for his coun-
try.
Loner, William L., died at Shelby
Vile, Tenn, 1862.
Madden, Luther c.,
Mattison, Jon w.,
Mattison, James NJ, killed at
Charlottesville, 1862.
Mattison, H. j.,
Milford, G. W.,
Milford, David M,
Milford, Graid B.,
Mullinax, John E.,
Mundy, William R.,
Martin, James g., killed at Gaines
Mill, 1862.
Morrison, John, killed at Gaines
Mill, 1862.
Moffatt, Josiah,
Morrison, William P,
Morrah, w. R.,
Means, C. Benjamin,
Mattison, William N, killed at
Atlanta. Ga, 1864.
Moore, Julius E.,
Martin, Robert M, sdied at home,
1853, on sick furlough.
Maddox, Henry, died at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, 1868.
Mitchell, Ben N,
Moore, John NJ, died at home
1868, on sick furlough.
Martin, Jasper B.,
Martin, Jr.. G.
McAdams, James R., died at Rich
mond, 1868.
Mcconnell, VIM. IT.,
McDill, Thomas N, died at Sulli'
van Island, 1861.
McDill, Henry w.,
McGhee, A. H., Jr., killed al
Gaines Mill, 1868.
McGhee, John L.,
McWhorter, John c., died at Rich
moHd, 1863.
Mckee, Frank M, died at Rich
mond, 1862.
McGhee, Abner, killed at Gaines
Mill, 1863.
McGill, James, served in the 10th
S. G. ", in the Western Army, and
was on duty until the surrender. He
died in 1890, aged 80 years.
McAdams, W. N,
McClain, Samuel c.,
| McAdams, William R.,
McLeon, Samuel,
McLane, J. c.,
Mclean, James NJ, died at home
1868, on sick furlough.
Mclean, William A.,
| McLane, Burton O.,
Mcdonald, John, died at home.
Pruitt, Enoch w., killed at Gaines
Mill, 1868.
Pruitt, John NJ,
Purdy, S. A.,
Pratt, Rufus,
Pratt, Johu j.,
Patton, E. L., perhaps the mos
scholarly man in the army. He wa
at different times professor and presi
dent of Erskine College. At on
time he was president Of the Stat
University. He died in 1895, age
so years, pure in heart, pure in life
Pratt, S. L., died at Richmond
1862.
! Presley, Samuel P,
Pratt, j. William,
Poore, H. NJ,
Pratt, Robert L.,
! Rasor, John M,
! Richey, George B., killedat Gaine