| DASH/DOSH, JOHN G. |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Strasburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. A, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| detailed on special duty at Strasburg, date unknown; no further record |
|
| DAVIDSON, WILLIAM H. |
| Parents: Unknown | Wife: Catherine B. Hite |
| Unit: Co. G (1st), 62nd Virginia Infantry |
| Additional service: Co. B, 18th Virginia Cavalry |
|
| DAVIS, JOHN H. |
| born: 1816 | died: 1871 |
| buried: Massanutten Cemetery, Woodstock |
| Enlisted: 23 Apr 1862, McGaheysville | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. E, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| detailed Division Pioneer Corps Sep 1863 at Skinkers Neck / Hamilton Crossing; no further record |
|
| DAVIS, WILLIAM H. |
| born: 4 Aug 1841, Page County | died of pneumonia: 21 Feb 1888, Page County |
| Wife: Louisa Katherine Beasley | married: 20 Sep 1866 |
| occupation: farmer / carpenter for the railroad |
| Enlisted: 17 Jun 1861, Conrad's Store | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. I, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| wounded 13 Dec 1862, Fredericksburg; POW, 2 Jul 1863, Gettysburg; no further record |
|
| DAY, JAMES E. |
| occupation: shoemaker | resident of Shenandoah County |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Edinburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C (1st), 10th Virginia Infantry |
| no further record with 10th |
| Possible service with Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
|
| DAY, JOHN |
| resident of Shenandoah County |
| Enlisted: 15 Jun 1861, Edinburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior service: Co. K, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| wounded during the war |
|
| DAY, ROBERT |
| Enlisted: 15 Jun 1861, Edinburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Enlisted: 25 Sep 1861, Romney | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| AWOL 1 Aug 1862; no further record |
|
| DAY, WILLIAM |
| born: circa 1832 | resident of Strasburg |
| Wife: Sarah Ellen Ship |
| Enlisted: 9 Jul 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. A, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| wounded 29 Aug 1862, 2nd Manassas; left leg amputated at Sudley Church on the battlefield |
| Alive in Richmond in 1900 at R.E. Lee Camp Soldiers Home |
|
| DAY, WILLIAM |
| born: 1818, Shenandoah County | occupation: collier |
| Enlisted: 15 Jul 1861 | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| discharged 14 Apr 1863, overage |
|
| DeHAVEN, ALEXANDER |
| born: 1841, Frederick County | died: 1928 |
| buried: Chestnut Grove Cemetery, Frederick County |
| Parents: Henry D. & Elizabeth Margery Light DeHaven | Wife: Susan Catherine Whitacre |
| Married: 2 Sep 1872 | Contributed by Stuart Perry |
|
| DELLINGER, AMBROSE |
| Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. I, 58th Virginia Militia |
| Source: Broadfoot Database of Confederate Soldiers |
|
| DELLINGER, AMOS |
| born: 27 Jun 1838 | died: 8 Dec 1889 |
| buried: Dellinger Cemetery, Conicville |
| Parents: David & Lydia Dellinger | Wife: Elizabeth Margaret Barr |
| Enlisted: 5 Jun 1861, Edinburg | Rank: private |
| Reenlisted 1 May 1862, Conrad's Store |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
|
| DELLINGER, AUGUSTINE |
| Parents: Unknown | Wife: Leah Ryan |
| Unit: Co. F, 136th Virginia Militia |
|
| DELLINGER, DANIEL H. |
| Parents: Unknown | Wife: Sarah C. Barr |
| Unit: Co. B, 97th Virginia Militia |
|
| DELLINGER, EMMANUEL |
| born: Shenandoah County | Killed in action: 26 Oct 1861, Romney |
| Enlisted: 15 Jun 1861, location not stated | Rank: private |
| Reenlisted 1 May 1862, Conrad's Store |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
|
| DELLINGER, GEORGE WASHINGTON |
| born: 12 Nov 1845, Shenandoah County | died: 27 Aug 1943, Clarke County |
| Parents: Absolom & Catherine Coffman Dellinger | Wife: Anna C. Wisman |
| Unit: Co. I, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Unofficial source (United Daughters of the Confederacy application) |
|
| DELLINGER, ISAAC |
| buried: Dellinger Cemetery, Waterlick, Warren County |
| Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Regimental Quartermaster Department shows he was employed as a teamster, 3 Apr 1862 - 31 Jul 1862 |
|
| DELLINGER, ISRAEL P. |
| born: circa 1835 | resident of Shenandoah County |
| occupation: blacksmith |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Edinburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 10th Virginia Infantry; transferred to Co. F, 18 Apr 1862 |
| detailed as regimental blacksmith May 1862; detailed as Brigade blacksmith |
| POW, 2 Mar 1864, Waynesboro; to Fort Delaware 12 Mar 1865; released 15 Jun 1865 |
|
| DELLINGER, JAMES H. |
| born: 23 Sep 1836, Shenandoah County | killed in action: 15 Sep 1863, Rapidan Station |
| buried: Dellinger Cemetery, Conicville |
| Parents: Philip C. & Christina Dellinger | Wife: unknown |
| Enlisted: 7 Apr 1862, Hawkinstown | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Reenlisted 1 May 1862, Conrad's Store |
| Prior service: Co. K, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Prior service: Co. G, 97th Virginia Militia |
| Leg broken, 20 Apr 1862 |
|
| DELLINGER, MORDECAI |
| Unit: Co. G, 97th Virginia Militia |
|
| DELLINGER, NOAH |
| born: 1 Apr 1833 | died: 1 Oct 1913, Conicville |
| buried: Dellinger Cemetery |
| Parents: Philip C. & Christina Dellinger | Wife: Elizabeth A. Wilkin |
| Enlisted: 1 Sep 1862, Woodstock | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| paroled 20 Apr 1865, New Market |
|
| DELLINGER, RICHARD P. |
| born: 7 Feb 1846 | died: 30 Oct 1917 |
| buried: Lebanon Church Cemetery, Shenandoah County |
| Enlisted: 12 Feb 1864, Timberville | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| paroled 20 Apr 1865, Mount Jackson |
|
| DELLINGER, ROMANUS |
| born: 1840 | resident of Shenandoah County |
| buried: Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery, Hamburg |
| Parents: Samuel & Catherine Lindamood Dellinger | Wife: Mary F. Rucker |
| Enlisted: 10 Feb 1863, Woodstock | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior service: Co. G, 97th Virginia Militia |
| wounded 22 Sep 1863, Jack's Shop, Madison County; paroled 4 May 1865, Edinburg |
|
| DELLINGER, WILLIAM L. |
| Parents: Unknown | Wife: Eliza A. Dellinger |
| Unit: Co. B, 2nd Virginia Infantry |
| Prior service: Co. F, 136th Virginia Militia |
|
| DELLINGER, WILLIAM P. |
| born: 30 Jun 1839, Lost River, Hardy County | died: 17 Aug 1922, Shenandoah County |
| buried: St. John's United Church of Christ Cemetery, Hudson's Crossroads |
| Parents: Joshua & Mary Dellinger | Wife: Mary Catherine Hamman |
| Enlisted: 15 Apr 1862, Hawkinstown | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Enlisted: 1 May 1862, Woodstock | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior service: Co. E, 146th Virginia Militia |
| detailed as teamster Jan 1862; wounded 6 May 1864, Todd's Tavern; paroled 20 Apr 1865, Mount Jackson |
| postwar farmer residing in Shenandoah County |
|
| DIFFENDERFER, JOHN GEORGE |
| born: circa 1839, Lancaster, Pennsylvania | died: 25 Sep 1923, Winchester |
| buried: Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Winchester |
| Wife: Belle Hampson | |
| Enlisted: 24 Apr 1861 | Rank: sergeant |
| Unit: Co. K, 5th Virginia Infantry, "Continental Morgan Guard" |
| prewar member Continental Morgan Guard |
| mustered in at Camp Stephens 30 Apr 1861 |
| reduced to ranks 1 Aug 1861; AWOL Dec 1861; carried on rolls as deserter Oct 1862 |
| desertion roll dated 20 Apr 1864 states he deserted at Winchester 1 Dec 1861 |
| postwar contractor; moved from Winchester to Winter Park, Florida circa 1893; returned Jun 1893 |
|
| DIGMAN / DIGNAN, PATRICK |
| born: circa 1840 | |
| Enlisted: 22 Jul 1861, Hay Market | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. F, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| POW, 1 Nov 1862, exchanged; POW, 21 Feb 1864, Hardy County, West Virginia; no further record |
|
| DINGES, JOHN W. |
| born: circa 1843 | died of wounds: 6 May 1863 |
| Enlisted: 28 May 1861, Woodstock | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. F, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| regimental drummer; wounded, 3 May 1863, Chancellorsville |
|
| DINGES, JOSEPH B. |
| born: 27 Aug 1846, Germany | died: 6 Nov 1916 |
| buried: Massanutten Cemetery, Woodstock |
| Enlisted: 1 Mar 1864, Woodstock | |
| Unit: Field & Staff Band, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| postwar record shows service with Co. D |
|
| DINGES, WILLIAM J. |
| Wife: Mary Frances Grandstaff |
| Unit: Co. E, 146th Virginia Militia |
| Additional service: Co. D, 8th Battalion Virginia Reserves |
|
| DINGLEDINE, JACOB BALZAR / BALSER |
| born: 22 Jun 1836, Germany | died: 25 Sep 1920 |
| buried: St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery, Forestville |
| Enrolled as conscript: 10 Feb 1864, Richmond | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. B, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| assigned to 7th, 17 Mar 1864 |
| 1910 census: age 73, retired farmer, Ashby District, Shenandoah County |
|
| DINGLEDINE, JOHN |
| Rank: private | |
| Unit: Co. K, 58th Virginia Militia |
| Source: Broadfoot Database of Confederate Soldiers |
|
| DINGLEDINE, JOHN BALSER |
| Parents: Baltzer & Margaret Dingledine | Wife: Lydia M. Zirkle |
| Unit: Co. D, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior service: Co. C, 97th Virginia Militia |
|
| DINGLEDINE, JOHN H. |
| Parents: Unknown | Wife: Mary Dingledine |
| Unit: Co. C, 97th Virginia Militia |
|
| DINKLE, ALLEN D. |
| Enlisted: 1 Jan 1864, New Market | Rank: 4th sergeant |
| Unit: Co. F, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| transferred to Co. I, 7th Virginia Cavalry by order of General Lee, 1 Mar 1864 |
| Commanding Co. I, Apr - Jun 1864; no further record |
|
| DIRTING, JOHN K. |
| born: 4 Apr 1834 | died: 9 Dec 1912 |
| occupation: millwright; resident of Shenandoah County |
| buried: Union Forge Church Cemetery, near Edinburg |
| Parents: Adam & Elizabeth Hisey Dirting | Wife: Catherine D. Coffelt |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Edinburg | Rank: corporal |
| Unit: Co. C, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| promoted to 3rd sergeant 21 Aug 1861; no further record with 10th |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1862, New Market, by order of Col. Turner Ashby to serve as teamster |
| Reenlisted 1 May 1862, Conrad's Store | Rank: 2nd sergeant |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| POW, 22 Apr 1863, near Strasburg; to Fort McHenry, MD, 28 Apr 1863; exchanged 2 May 1863 at City Point |
| postwar roster shows rank as corporal |
| 1910 census: age 76, farmer, Madison District, Shenandoah County |
|
| DIRTING, PERRY J. |
| Enlisted: 15 Jun 1861, Edinburg | Rank: private |
| Reenlisted: 1 May 1862, Conrad's Store | |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Admitted Chimborazo Hospital No. 5, 1 Mar 1864; at Chimborazo No. 5 17 Sep 1864 |
| wounded, probably at Ream's Station; 23 Aug 1864 |
| postwar residence listed as Harrisonburg |
|
| DODSON, ANDREW C. |
| Enlisted: 12 Aug 1861, Camp Johnson | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. L, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 12 May 1862 - Dec 1863; under arrest 5 Jan 1864; imprisoned at Lynchburg, Jul 1864 |
| tried for desertion, sentence unrecorded |
|
| DODSON, CHARLES FREDERICK |
| born: 5 Dec 1840, Shenandoah County | |
| occupation: farmer |
| Parents: Jacob & Elizabeth Craig Dodson | Wife: Elizabeth Frances Fry |
| married: 21 Jun 1859 |
| Enlisted: 7 Apr 1862, Hawkinstown | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior service: Co. F, 136th Virginia Militia |
| Enlisted: 1 May 1862, Woodstock | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| POW, 29 Nov 1863, Berryville; paroled 20 Apr 1865, New Market |
|
| DODSON, JACOB |
| Rank: private | |
| Unit: Co. I, 58th Virginia Militia |
| Source: Broadfoot Database of Confederate Soldiers |
|
| DODSON, JOHN |
| Enlisted: 12 Aug 1861, Camp Johnson | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. L, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| discharged 1 Jan 1863, overage |
|
| DODSON, LEVI |
| born: 4 Mar 1837, Shenandoah County | died: 9 Apr 1880 |
| occupation: farmer |
| buried: Christ Reformed Church Cemetery, Conicville |
| Parents: Jacob & Elizabeth Craig Dodson | Wife: Isabella Helsley |
| married: 12 Mar 1857 |
| Enlisted: Woodstock | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior service: Co. F, 12th Virginia Militia |
| paroled 20 Apr 1865, New Market |
|
| DODSON, MORGAN |
| Enlisted: 12 Aug 1861, Camp Johnson | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. L, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL most of 1862; reported deserted 29 May 1863 - 23 Oct 1863 |
| Court martialed 27 Jan 1864, apparently executed about 3 Feb 1864 |
|
| DODSON, MOSES |
| occupation: school teacher |
| Parents: Jacob & Elizabeth Craig Dodson |
| Wife: (1) Diana Weatherholtz | married: 23 Sep 1844 |
| Wife: (2) Dianah Hansberger | married: 14 Aug 1856 |
| Unit: Co. D, 8th Battalion Virginia Reserves |
| Prior service: Co. F, 136th Virginia Militia |
|
| DODSON, THOMAS |
| Parents: John & Jane Dodson | Wife: Anna Silvius |
| Unit: Co. B, 136th Virginia Militia |
|
| DOFFELMEYER, DANIEL H. |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, McGaheysville | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. E, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 7 Oct 1861 - 31 Dec 1861; no further record with Co. E |
| Appears on roster of Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry, and as having enlisted 8 Feb 1863 at Luray |
| AWOL after 1 May 1863 - 31 Aug 1863; dropped from the rolls as probable deserter |
|
| DOFFELMEYER, GEORGE W. |
| Enlisted: 1 Aug 1861, Fairfax Station | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. I, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| deserted Aug 1861 |
|
| DOLL, JACOB F. |
| born: 25 Nov 1925, Shenandoah County | died: 18 Oct 1912 |
| buried: St. John's Cemetery, Toms Brook |
| Parents: Philip & Mary Funkhouser Doll | Wife: Catherine Windel |
| Enlisted: 14 Mar 1862, Rude's Hill | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. A, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Prior service: Co. E, 136th Virginia Militia |
| Deserted at Strasburg, 2 Jun 1862; dropped as deserter Feb 1863; but shown on rolls as present under arrest |
| Pay for Jun 1863 - Jan 1864 stopped by sentence of court-martial |
| Desertion roll dated 31 Mar 1864 states he left Camp Paxton and was then near Woodstock |
| Other records show he enlisted 1 May 1864 at Waynesboro as private in Co. A, 35th Virginia Cavalry |
| Deserted May 1864 |
| Paroled 11 May 1865, Winchester |
|
| DOLL, JOSEPH |
| Parents: Peter & Elizabeth Doll | Wife: Alvenia Frances Maphis |
| Unit: Co. K, 2nd Virginia Infantry |
| Prior service: Co. E, 136th Virginia Militia |
|
| DOLL, SAMUEL |
| Parents: Philip & Mary Funkhouser Doll | Wife: Elizabeth Copp Wisman |
| Unit: Co. G, 2nd Virginia Infantry |
| Prior service: Co. C, 136th Virginia Militia |
|
| DONEVAN, WILLIAM |
| Enlisted: 14 Jun 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. H, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| discharged 23 Sep 1861, Camp Blair, Fairfax Station; chronic conjunctivitis |
|
| DOVE, BENJAMIN F. |
| born: circa 1840, Rockingham County | occupation: farmer |
| Enlisted: 14 Jun 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. H, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL Mar 1862 - Jun 1863; wounded in ankle 27 Nov 1864, Mine Run; no further record |
|
| DOVE, GEORGE |
| Rank: private | |
| Unit: Co. I, 58th Virginia Militia |
| Source: Broadfoot Database of Confederate Soldiers |
|
| DOVE, JACOB C. |
| Rank: private | |
| Unit: Co. I, 58th Virginia Militia |
| Source: Broadfoot Database of Confederate Soldiers |
|
| DOVE, JOHN C. |
| Rank: private | |
| Unit: Co. I, 58th Virginia Militia |
| Source: Broadfoot Database of Confederate Soldiers |
|
| DOVE, JOHN C. |
| Rank: 2nd lieutenant | |
| Unit: Co. I, 58th Virginia Militia |
| Source: Broadfoot Database of Confederate Soldiers |
|
| DOVE, JONAS |
| Rank: corporal | |
| Unit: Co. I, 58th Virginia Militia |
| Source: Broadfoot Database of Confederate Soldiers |
|
| DOVE, JOSEPH |
| Rank: private | |
| Unit: Co. I, 58th Virginia Militia |
| Source: Broadfoot Database of Confederate Soldiers |
|
| DOVE, O.H.P. |
| Rank: private | |
| Unit: Co. I, 58th Virginia Militia |
| Source: Broadfoot Database of Confederate Soldiers |
|
| DOVE, WILLIAM C. |
| Rank: private | |
| Unit: Co. I, 58th Virginia Militia |
| Source: Broadfoot Database of Confederate Soldiers |
|
| DOVEL, DANIEL D. |
| born: 1837 | died: 1901 |
| buried: Coverstone Cemetery, Page County |
| Enlisted: 10 Apr 1862, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C (2nd), 10th Virginia Infantry |
| absent due to concussion of the skull as a result of shell burst at Cedar Run, Aug 1862 |
| transferred to Co. B, 31 Oct 1862; in hospital at Liberty, 11 Jun 1864; no further record |
|
| DOVEL, LUCIUS B. |
| born: 1837 | died: 1904 |
| buried: St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Page County |
| Enlisted: 10 Apr 1862, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C (2nd), 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 11 Jun 1862 - 31 Dec 1862, no further record |
|
| DOWNEY, ANGELO |
| born: circa 1843 | postwar resident of Springfield, Ohio |
| occupation: carpenter |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Edinburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C (1st), 10th Virginia Infantry |
| transferred to Co. F, 18 Apr 1862 |
| POW 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; to Fort Delaware 21 May 1864; released under oath of allegiance 15 Jun 1865 |
|
| DOYLE, LITTLE B. |
| resided: Lexington | in nursing business |
| age 21 |
| Enlisted: 28 Apr 1861, Staunton | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. G, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| mustered in 15 May 1861, Harpers Ferry |
| Sick in hospital, Staunton Aug - Oct 1861 |
| Promoted to sergeant, and to 2nd lieutenant 2 Oct 1862 |
| Wounded (leg) 3 May 1863, Chancellorsville |
| Promoted to 1st lieutenant |
| POW 20 May 1864; to Fort Delaware; to Hilton Head, South Carolina |
| One of the "Immortal 600"; oath of allegiance |
|
| DOYLE, ROBERT L. |
| born: 12 Oct 1812, Augusta County | KIA: 5 Jun 1864, Piedmont, Augusta County |
| Attended Washington College; lawyer |
| buried: Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Augusta County |
| Enlisted: 17 Apr 1861, Staunton | Rank: captain |
| Unit: Co. C, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Mustered in at Harpers Ferry 1 May 1861 |
| Dropped at reorganization 17 Apr 1862 |
| Appointed Lt. Col. 62nd Regiment Virginia Infantry 2 Sep 1862 |
| Resigned to become Commonwealth's Attorney |
| While acting as captain of reserves at Piedmont 5 Jun 1864 "was wounded while trying to rally his men. His men placed him under a tree - shot and bayoneted after his capture." |
|
| DOYLE, ROBERT MERRITT |
| born: 20 Apr 1846 | died: 28 Sep 1862, Aldie (hospital) |
| buried: Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Augusta County |
| Parent: Robert L. Doyle |
| Rank: private | |
| Unit: Co. G, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Wounded (leg) slightly 7 Jun 1862 |
| Wounded 28 Aug 1862, Manassas |
|
| DOYLE, THOMAS E. |
| occupation: teacher | age: 18 |
| died: 7 Oct 1916, Old Soldiers' Home, Richmond |
| buried: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond |
| Enlisted: 17 Apr 1861, Staunton | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Special duty with quartermaster butcher, Jun 1861 |
| Commissary clerk Aug 1861 |
| Absent Nov - Dec 1861; as clerk in inspector General's office |
| POW 2 Jun 1862, Winchester; returned Dec 1862 |
| Transferred to: Co. E, 33rd Virginia Infantry, 7 Jan 1863 |
| promoted to 1st sergeant and 2nd lieutenant by the time of his capture at the Wilderness |
| Sent to Fort Delaware; to Hilton Head Island, South Carolina; to Morris Island |
| One of the "Immortal 600" |
| After imprisonment at Fort Pulaski, was returned to Fort Delaware and released 16 Jun 1865 |
| postwar Superintendent of Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind |
|
| DRAKE, DAVID WILLIAM |
| Known as the"Father of the Stonewall Brigade Band" |
| born: 23 Nov 1834, Frederick County | 25 Oct 1909 |
| buried: Thornrose Cemetery, Staunton |
| Organized Mountain Sax Horn Band at Staunton 1854 |
| Enlisted: 17 Apr 1861, Staunton | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. L, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Detailed as regimental bugler Apr - Jun 1861 |
| Transferred to: Co. E, 1st Virginia Cavalry and became sergeant major and principal musician 31 Oct 1861 |
| Served until the end of the war |
| With Robert N. Guy, in 1869, he opened a dry goods store in Staunton |
| Resumed Stonewall Brigade Band membership, playing the E-flat cornet, and was incorporator of the band in 1875. Organized a militia cavalry company at Staunton, 1871. |
|
| DRIVER, EMANUEL |
| born: 12 Aug 1826 | died: 11 Jan 1908 |
| buried: Fairview Church of the Brethren Cemetery, Shenandoah County |
| Rank: private | |
| Unit: Co. ?, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| had a substitute in the person of Morrison Looker |
|
| DRUMHELLER, JAMES H. |
| Enlisted: 15 Mar 1862, Augusta County | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. F, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Wounded 19 Oct 1864, Cedar Creek |
| POW 5 Apr 1865, Amelia County; to City Point; released at Point Lookout 11 Jun 1865 |
|
| DRUMMOND, JACOB |
| born: circa 1847 | |
| Enlisted: 19 Feb 1862, Martinsburg, Virginia | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| paroled 8 May 1865, Winchester |
| postwar roster says Co. F; postwar resident of Shenandoah County |
|
| DRUMMOND, WILLIAM |
| Killed in action: 5 May 1865, Catharpin Road | |
| Enlisted: 17 Mar 1862, Cedar Creek | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior service: Co. B, 58th Virginia Militia |
|
| DUDLEY, WILLIAM GUILFORD, III |
| KIA: 28 Aug 1862, Manassas | age: 24 |
| occupation: farmer |
| buried: Mossy Creek Cemetery |
| Enlisted: 11 May 1861, Sangerville | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. I, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL Jun 1861 - Jan 1862 |
| Elected 2nd lieutenant 17 Apr 1862 |
|
| DUNCAN, GEORGE |
| Rank: sergeant | |
| Unit: Co. E, 35th Virginia Cavalry |
|
| DUNCAN / DUNKUM, HIRAM |
| Rank: corporal | |
| Unit: Co. I, 58th Virginia Militia |
| Source: Broadfoot Database of Confederate Soldiers |
|
| DUNLAP, WILLIAM BAILEY |
| born: 31 Dec 1841, Tippecanoe, IN | postwar resident of Augusta County |
| occupation: blacksmith |
| Enlisted: 29 Apr 1861, West View | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. F, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Mustered in at Harpers Ferry 17 May 1861 |
| Sick at Richmond and Staunton hospitals Nov 1861 - Apr 1862 |
| POW 5 Jul 1863; to Fort Delaware and Fort McHenry; exchanged 18 Feb 1865; paroled at Appomattox Court House 9 Apr 1865 |
| William S. Humphreys of Co. E, related in 1911 how he and Dunlap escaped from Point Lookout 26 Sep 1864 in Confederate Veteran magazine (CV XIX, p. 344) |
|
| DUNNIVAN / DUNIVIN, JOSEPH BYERLY |
| born: 9 Aug 1842, Montevideo | died: 1912, Pleasent Valley |
| buried: McGaheysville Reformed Church Cemetery |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, McGaheysville | Rank: corporal |
| Unit: Co. E, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| detailed to collect company absentees in Rockingham County, Jan 1863 |
| wounded 3 Jul 1863, Gettysburg; returned to duty Oct 1863; wounded 5 May 1864, Wilderness |
| paroled 9 Apr 1865, Appomattox Court House |
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