| NAGLEY, ROBERT M. |
| occupation: laborer |
| Enlisted: 30 May 1861, Winchester (age 22) | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 5th Virginia Infantry, "Continental Morgan Guards" |
| Sick at Winchester 18 Dec 1861; AWOL Feb 1862, Desertion roll dated 20 Apr 1864 states he left ranks 1 Dec 1861, Winchester |
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| NAUMAN, ROBERT F. |
| died: 19 Oct 1863, Fort Delaware prison, of lung infection |
| Enlisted: 14 Mar 1862, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 3 Apr 1862 - circa Feb 1863; POW 3 Jul 1863, Gettysburg; to Fort McHenry 6 Jul 1863; to Fort Delaware Jul 1863 |
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| NEEB, CURTIS |
| Wife: Elizabeth Marshall |
| Unit: Co. D, 146th Virginia Militia |
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| NEESE, GEORGE M. |
| Unit: Chew's Artillery |
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| NEFF, ABRAHAM |
| born: circa 1817 | |
| Enlisted: 5 May 1864, New Market | rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 8th Battalion Virginia Reserves |
| Records indicate age of 47 years at enlistment |
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| NEFF, DAVID |
| born: circa 1827 | |
| occupation: day laborer | residence: Rockingham County, Virginia |
| Enlisted: 22 Jun 1861, Harrisonburg; 1 year term | rank: private |
| May have also served in Co. G, 97th Virginia Militia |
| Unit: Co. I, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Absent on five day furlough 10 Sep 1861, due to sickness; reported 28 Feb 1862, as continued absence since Sep 1861; undated report says AWOL since 1 Mar 1862. |
| Reported as deserted 1 Jul 1862 with arms and accoutrements. |
| Discharged 9 Apr 1863, disability; Capt. George Huston wrote 30 Mar 1863, "I have known said soldier since June 22, 1862. I have always understood that he was subject to spasms. I think he has had at least 20 in the last two months." |
| J. Dickson Smith, surgeon, diagnosed Neff as suffering from epilepsy. |
| Age given as both 35 and 36 in discharge. |
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| NEFF, ERASMUS R. |
| born: 8 Jun 1839 | died: 22 Jul 1921, Timberville |
| occupation: machinist | buried: Timberville Cemetery |
| Father: Jacob Neff |
| Wife: Mary Frances Lichliter |
| occupation listed as constable in 1880 census |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg |
| Unit: Co. B, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Promoted to 3rd Corporal Nov - Dec 1861; promoted to 1st Sergeant Nov - Dec 1862; sick on surgeon's certificate 18 Dec 1862; detailed to collect conscripts in Rockingham County 1 May - 31 Aug 1864; paroled: 30 May 1865 Harrisonburg |
| Awarded Cross of Honor |
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| NEFF, JACOB GARBER |
| born: 2 Dec 1840, Shenandoah County | died 28 Jan 1925, Mount Jackson |
| buried: Mount Jackson Cemetery |
| Parents: Daniel & Elizabeth Garber Neff | Wife: Cora B. Kendrick |
| Enlisted: 1 Aug 1861, Orkney Springs |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Elected 1st Lieutenant 30 Nov 1861, appointed 1 Dec 1861; wounded 2 Aug 1862, Orange Court House; commanding Company Nov 1862 |
| In charge of sharpshooters 9 Jun 1863, Brandy Station; commanding Company Mar 1864; promoted to Captain 13 Sep 1864 "for valor and skill" |
| Wounded 16 Sep 1864, Brandon Church (left arm, severe); promoted to Captain of Co. K, 8 Oct 1864; postwar roster says wounded three time, twice severe |
| Postwar farmer residing in Mount Jackson |
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| NEFF, JOHN FRANCIS |
| born: 5 Sep 1834, Rude's Hill | killed in action: 28 Aug 1862, Second Manassas |
| buried: Cedar Grove Cemetery, Mount Jackson | Parents: John & Catherine Wine Neff |
| Rank: Lieutenant |
| Unit: Field & Staff, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Elected Colonel 22 Apr 1862 |
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| NEFF, JOHN H. |
| born: 16 Oct 1843, near New Market | died: Harrisonburg |
| buried: Woodbine Cemetery, Harrisonburg |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861 | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. B, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Detailed to drive ambulance Nov - Dec 1862; employed as teamster 1 Jan 1863 - 31 Dec 1863 |
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| NEFF, JOHN HENRY |
| Unit: New Market Artillery |
| Additional Service: Danville Artillery |
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| NEFF, JOHN MICHAEL |
| born: circa 1844 |
| occupation: farm laborer | resided: Rockingham County |
| Parents: Michael & Catherine Neff | Wife: Louise Rinker |
| Enlisted: 2 Mar 1862, Rockingham County | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Employed as teamster 1 Jun - 31 Aug 1863 |
| Postwar resident of Missouri |
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| NEFF, WASHINGTON L. |
| born: 2 Oct 1828 | died: 1 Sep 1864, Harrisonburg hospital, chronic rheumatism |
| buried: Raders Lutheran Church Cemetery, Timberville |
| Parents: Levi & Magdalene Neff |
| Wife: Harriet Lindamood; after the war she took children to Henry County, Indiana where his parents lived |
| Enlisted: 29 Jul (year not stated), Harrisonburg |
| Unit: Co. H, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
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| NEICHESTER, JOHN |
| resided in Winchester |
| Enlisted: 25 Apr 1862, Elk Run | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. D, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| On detached service about Apr 1862; AWOL 5 Jun 1862 - 3 Aug 1862; wounded Aug 1862, Manassas; POW 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; to Point Lookout 18 May 1864; to Elmira, NY 2 Aug 1864; released under oath |
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| NESSELRODT, ANDREW J. |
| born: 24 Aug 1838 | died 24 Aug 1876 |
| buried: Trinity Powder Springs Church Cemetery, Basye |
| Parents: Samuel & Catherine Nesselrodt | Wife: Anna Barb |
| Enlisted: 1 Aug 1861, Orkney Springs | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Horse KIA: 8 Sep 1862, near Poolesville, Maryland; detailed to do Government work Mar - Aug 1864 |
| Postwar resident of Shenandoah County |
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| NESSELRODT, JOB/JOBE |
| born: 5 Feb 1835, Shenandoah County | died: 1 Oct 1915 |
| buried: Stoney Creek Church Cemetery, Basye |
| Parents: Lewis & Mary Nesselrodt | Wife: Sarah E. Spitler |
| Enlisted: 1 Aug 1861, Orkney Springs |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Additional Service: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Additional Service: 11th Virginia Cavalry |
| Paroled 20 Apr 1865, Mount Jackson |
| Disabled due to exposure (source: Virginia State Library) |
| Postwar miller, woodworker residing in Shenandoah County |
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| NESSELRODT, JOSEPH S. |
| Postwar rosters only |
| resided: Orkney Springs |
| Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
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| NEWCOMBE, WILLIAM MILLER |
| born: 26 May 1841, Frederick County | died: 23 Jan 1910 |
| buried: Green Hill Ceemtery, Berryville |
| Enlisted: 23 Jul 1863, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. A, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Wounded (leg) severely 27 Nov 1863, Payne's Farm; POW 12 May 1864; to Fort Delaware; released 20 Jun 1865 |
| Removed to Berryville soon after the war; occupation blacksmith |
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| NEWELL, JOHN HENRY |
| born: 8 January 1831, Shenandoah County | died: 16 July 1906, Shenandoah, County |
| Parents: William S. & Rosena Newell | Wife: Sarah Catherine Crabill |
| Unit: Co. A, 136th Virginia Militia | Obituary |
| buried: River View Cemetery, Strasburg |
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| NEWLAND, ANDREW LAWRENCE |
| Enlisted: 18 May 1861 |
| Unit: Co. G, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Deserted Aug 1863 |
| Resided in Edinburg, 1900 |
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| NEWLAND, JESSE |
| Parents: Isaac & Mary Magdalene Rinker Newland | Wife: Frances Eva Sheetz |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Woodstock | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. F, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Deserted to Cavalry 25 Apr 1862 |
| Enlisted: 22 May 1862, Edinburg | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Additional Service: Co. C, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Captured 17 Sep 1862, Sharpsburg; to Fort McHenry, exchanged at Aiken's Landing 19 Oct 1862 |
| Postwar resident of Hamburg; alive in 1900, paralyzed |
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| NEWLAND, JOSEPH W. |
| Parents: Isaac & Elizabeth Newland | Wife: Lucy J. Maphis |
| Unit: Co. G, 33rd Virginia Infantry, "Mount Jackson Rifles" |
| Additional Service: Co. D, 18th Virginia Cavalry |
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| NEWLAND, LEMUEL |
| born: circa 1843 | occupation: carpenter |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Edinburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C (1st), 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Absent sick 21 Aug 1861 - Dec 1861; transferred to Co. F 18 Apr 1862; deserted to Cavalry 1 May 1862 |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1862, New Market | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Re-enlisted: 1 May 1862, Conrad's Store |
| On sick furlough by order of Regimental Surgeon, 20 days, 19 Dec 1862; present 31 Dec 1863 - 31 Mar 1864, Apr 1864 |
| No further record |
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| NEWLAND, RHESA |
| resided Shenandoah County |
| Enlisted: 15 Jun 1861, Edinburg | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Transferred to Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry 1 May 1862 |
| Enlisted: 1 May 1862 | Rank: Sergeant |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Captured 6 Mar 1865, Rude's Hill; confined at Fort Delaware 12 Mar 1865; oath of allegiance and released 15 Jun 1865 |
| No further record |
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| NEWLIN, ALLEN WILLIAM |
| born: circa 1834, Shenandoah County | killed in action: 9 Aug 1862, Cedar Run |
| occupation: saddler |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1862, McGaheysville | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. E, 10th Virginia Infantry |
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| NEWMAN, WALTER |
| Wife: Caroline A. Rice |
| Unit: Co. B, 136th Virginia Militia |
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| NEWMAN, WILLIAM A. |
| Enlisted: 1 Apr 1863, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. G, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Transferred to Co. B, 31 Oct 1864; no record after 1 Jan 1865 pay voucher |
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| NICHOLAS, DANIEL |
| Parents: John & Elizabeth Clem Nicholas | Wife: 1. Martha Nichols |
| | Wife: 2. Barbara Ann Burner |
| Enlisted: 5 Apr 1862 |
| Unit: Co. B, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Prior Service: Co. C, 136th Virginia Militia |
| Deserted 22 Nov 1862; sentenced by court martial to ten days in the guard house on bread and water |
| Resided in Alonzaville, 1901 |
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| NICHOLAS, JAMES HARVEY |
| Parents: Isaac & Catherine Nicholas | Wife: 1. Sarah Agnes Shifflett |
| | Wife: 2. Martha Walker |
| Unit: Co. K, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Prior Service: Co. C, 136th Virginia Militia |
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| NICHOLSON, LEWIS B. |
| died of wounds: 9 May 1862 |
| Enlisted: 12 Aug 1861, Camp Johnson | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. B, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| MWIA 8 May 1862, McDowell |
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| NICHOLSON, LLOYD |
| Enlisted: 12 Aug 1861, Camp Johnson | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. L, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL after 20 May 1862; deserted May 1862; released under oath to Philadelphia, PA |
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| NIHISER, JAMES H. |
| Unit: Co. H, 25th Virginia Infantry |
| Additional Service: Co. B, 62nd Virginia Infantry |
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| NISEWANDER/NISEWARNER?, JOHN W. |
| Enlisted: 10 Apr 1862, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C (2nd), 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Absent sick 7 Jun - 30 Jul 1862; 2 Oct 1862 - 7 Feb 1863; AWOL 20 Jul - 25 Oct 1863; under arrest 25 Oct 1863; unconditionally released and returned to duty 2 May 1864; POW 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; to Point Lookout 18 May 1864; released 19 May 1864 |
| Joined U.S. Army 19 May 1864 |
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| NISWANDER/NICEWARNER, ERASMUS |
| born: 1838 | died 1906 |
| buried: Cedar Grove Cemetery, Mount Jackson | Wife: Mary E. Niswander |
| Enlisted: 14 May 1862, Rockingham County | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. H, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: Co. H, 58th Virginia Militia |
| Deserted 19 Aug 1864, Henrico County, Virginia; postwar rosters say transferred from Co. B to Co. H |
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| NISEWANDER, JACOB |
| born: circa 1839 | occupation: farm laborer |
| Not on muster rolls | Rank: Private |
| Unit: 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| "Rockingham Register" shows he was wounded near Bath, Morgan County, (West) Virginia 4 Jan 1862 |
| No further record |
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| NOAKES, GEORGE HENRY |
| born: 3 Jun 1838, Winchester | died: 5 Dec 1916, Nefftown |
| buried: Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Winchester | occupation: butcher |
| Wife: Margerite Ann Pennybacker | Married: 10 Aug 1865 |
| Enlisted 18 Apr 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. A, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| In hospital Oct - Dec 1861; detailed as butcher 18 Apr 1862; POW 31 Jan 1863, Winchester; to Wheeling; to Camp Chase, OH; exchanged 28 Mar 1863; wounded (lost eye) 5 May 1864; absent wounded Oct 1864; listed at New Market 14 Apr 1864 as "disabled" by U.S. forces |
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| NOEL, CHARLES J. |
| born: 26 Feb 1840 | died 6 Mar 1876, killed in the Narrow Passage Railroad Bridge collapse |
| buried: Grace United Church of Christ Cemetery, Mount Jackson |
| Enlisted: 16 Jun 1861, Edinburg | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| On vidette duty with John P. Lonas Jun 1861 |
| Transferred to Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry 1 May 1862 |
| Wounded 5 May 1864, Todd's Tavern; paroled 4 May 1865, Edinburg |
| Tombstone says "He was taken from us in the middle of his life in the Narrow Passage disaster" |
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| NOEL, ISAAC |
| Wife: Elizabeth Noel |
| Unit: Co. F, 2nd Virginia Infantry |
| Prior Service: Co. C, 97th Virginia Militia |
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| NOEL, SAMUEL |
| Wife: Phoebe Ann Hamman |
| Unit: Co. C, 8th Battalion Virginia Reserves |
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| NOSSET, CYRUS MILTON |
| born: circa 1845 |
| Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Additional Service: 11th Virginia Cavalry |
| Captured 5 Aug 1863, Cool Springs, Frederick County; To Camp Chase and then to Fort Delaware 29 Feb 1864; Desired to take oath Dec 1864; Oath of allegiance and released 4 May 1865 |
| Postwar farmer, Shenandoah County |
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| NULL, L.J. |
| Enlisted: 25 Apr 1862, Elk Run | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. D, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL after 19 May 1862; no further record |
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