The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-07-03

Archer, R. A., physician, advanced IN
years.
Bergin, 10.
Bowie, Alex, good soldier; after the war
became manager OF n shoe house in
Baltimore. Manager OF the house
be. anne ill, during which illness sug-
gested that Mr.. Bowie marry his
widow and continue to manage the
business. The marriage took place.
Nj. Bowie gave best evidence OF H.
deity to his wife, and proved him
self higher than tointerfere with his
widows happiness.
Bowie, James A.
Branch, w. T., was a boy when the war
broke out. After the war was insur-
ance agent until a few years ago,
when he died.
Buchanan, w. r., furniture dealer.
Calhoun, Norwood.
Calhoun, Vim. Patrick.
Christian, Thos. NJ, carriage maker.
Cobb, Thomas.
Cochran, Thomas R., e~x-sheritY, built the
Hemphill nome in Fort Pickens.
Cunningham, Joel, merchant.
Davis, Ben., good fiddler, went to the war.
Dead.
Davis, Lewis.
Davis, Thad., moved West, dead.
DeBruhl, Stephen, lawyer, partner OF Mar
shall l. Lee.
DeBruhl, Marshall P, attorney st law. .
D--l- III. NJ -a- - kha -rA. A2-o
back, and because Of some Nsccen-
tricity left AbDeville, and was not
heard from for thirty-eight years.
His mother died without hearing
from. him. An estate In which he
was q legatee was settled in his alb
sence. Several years ago he made
application for proof that he was a
Confederate soldier. He Is now In
the Confederate home in New Or
leans.
Douglass, John, went to the war, came
home, owned the place now owned
by W. A. Stevenson, moved to Flor
ida, where he died.
Edwards, A. W., left Dec. SO to go to Geor-
gia, clerked for j. A. Allen.
Edwards, E., went to the war, merchant,
dead; widow married Mr.. White,
Lowndesville.
Fair, Llvy, went to the war, returned
home. Dead. 2?
Fowler, Larry, went to war, dead.
Golden, Reuben, went to the war, prondls-
ing ION the steps Of the train as he
left, that he would be back II any OF
the boys got back. Came home az
ter the war. Dead.
Golden, Wm.
Gray, John, merchant, partner Of Gray i
Robinson, came from the 'land o.
cakes and brither Scots" and was
sometimes moved to jolly custom
ers. On one occasion he put some
thing in his advertisement like this {:
Turn your footsteps to our store
Through your fields OF snowy cot
ton,
Through the swamps and through
the bottoms, *
Till you reach our well filled store.
Bring your potent and yuur mighty
dollars
Bring your money I! money!! mon
cy!!! mollcy!...
Which everywhere receives respect
and veneration."
Hamilton, John A., brick maker, had two
grown sons who went to the war;
Gilbert died recently in Abbeville;
George lives in Augusta.
Hamlin, Lafayette, went to the war, dead
Hill. John L., went to war, living at Able
vile.
Hughey, j.. NJ, was among the first to 60
to the war. Was wounded at Gaines
Mill, where so many OF our men
were killed. Later he received an
other bullet wound. Since the war
he, like the rest of us, has received
many heart wounds.
Livingston, J. F., junior, went to war In
Capt. Moses Owens Company. AT,
terward County officer. l.
Livingston, William, lawyer, went to the
army. Captain in Orr's Regiment.
Died at Seneca.
Lyon, John T., died since the wal.
Mcbride, John, became president d South
Carolina College. Xfterward moved
to Virginia where he gained distfnc
ton as an educator.
McCaw, John, killed in the war.
McCaw, w. a., native, moved to Coiumbis
after the wa and published
straight-out Democratic newspaper
In Radical times. Burnt to death In
kerosine lamp explosion.
McClarin, John, postmaster.
Mcdonald, John, wounded at Murfrees
bOro, died In hospital.
Magill, VIM.
Magill, Dan.
Magill, Sam.
Marshall, Sam, physician.
Marshall, William, went to the war, moved
to Florida, dead.
Martin, Robert R., tailor.
Miller, G. Med, clerk, merchant, went tt
war with Minute Men, came home
organized Company G, Orr's Rfffes
OF which he was Captain, promoted
to Colonel. After the war was mem
Der Of the mercantile firm Of Miller
u Robertson.
Miller, Geo., removed to Anderson. Dead
Miller, William, went to war, brotherin
r T @ Gal,