| PAGE, ROBERT POWELL |
| born: 26 Aug 1846, The Briars, Clarke County, Virginia | died: 31 Aug 1930, Saratoga, Clarke County, Virginia |
| buried: The Old Chapel, Millwood, Virginia | Parents: Dr. Robert Powel (son of John) & Susan Grymes Randolph Page |
| Wife: Agnes Atkinson Burwell (1850 - 1921) of Carter Hall, Millwood, Virginia, daughter of George Harrison and Agnes Atkinson Burwell |
| Unit: Rockbrige Artillery |
| Courier for Colonel Carter |
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| PAGE, W.D. |
| Enlisted: 1 Mar 1862, Woodstock | Rank: 5th sergeant |
| Unit: Co. F, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Appears on only one return, dated 31 Aug 1863 |
| No further record |
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| PAINTER, ALLEN M. |
| Unit: Co. I, 25th Virginia Infantry |
| Additional Service: Co. H, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
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| PAINTER, ERASMUS |
| born: 24 Dec 1839, Hawkinstown | died: 1 May 1917, Strasburg |
| occupation: farmer |
| Parents: Isaac & Regina Maphis Painter | Wife: Martha E. Dole |
| Enlisted: 18 Jun 1861 |
| Unit: Co. B, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Promoted to Sergeant 10 Oct 1861; promoted to Lieutenant 21 Apr 1862; wounded 28 Aug 1862, Second Manassas; captured 10 Nov 1863, Woodstock; to Camp Chase 13 Nov 1863; to Fort Delaware 29 Feb 1864; oath of allegiance and released 15 Jun 1865 |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry (unofficial source says he served as private) |
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| PAINTER, HENRY E. |
| Parents: Philip & Catherine Painter | Wife: Margaret Bowman |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
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| PAINTER, JAMES M. |
| born: 1833, Edinburg | died: 14 Sep 1915 |
| buried: Cedarwood Cemetery, Edinburg |
| Parents: Samuel & Susan Ruddell Painter | Wife: Isabella V. Hoffman |
| Enlisted: 28 Aug 1862, Edinburg | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: Co. D, 136th Virginia Militia |
| Captured 5 Sep 1862, Bunker Hill, (West) Virginia, by 12th Illinois Cavalry; to Cairo, IL for exchange 29 Sep 1862 |
| Postwar Shenandoah County supervisor |
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| PAINTER, JESSE |
| born: 11 Sep 1840 | died: 25 Mar 1869 |
| buried: Solomons Church Cemetery, Forestville |
| Enlisted: 15 Jun 1861, Edinburg | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Transferred to Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry 1 May 1862 |
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| PAINTER, JOSEPH F. |
| died: circa 1915 |
| Enlisted: 12 Aug 1862, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 15 Jul - 13 Aug 1863; furloughed 19 Feb 1864 for 15 days; no further record |
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| PAINTER, LEMUEL |
| Parents: Isaac & Mary Painter | Wife: Mary Catherine Hottel |
| Unit: Co. B, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
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| PAINTER, MOSES |
| Parents: Philip & Rachel Lindamood Painter | Wife: Laura Louisa Emshwiller |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: Co. B, 97th Virginia Militia |
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| PAINTER, NAASON BEAR |
| Parents: Jacob & Barbara Ann Painter | Wife: Rebecca A. Conn |
| Unit: Co. G, 33rd Virginia Infantry, "Mount Jackson Rifles" |
| Additional Service: McNeill's Partisan Rangers |
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| PAINTER, REUBEN |
| born: circa 1825, Shenandoah County | died: 5 Aug 1906 |
| occupation: farmer |
| Postwar rosters only | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. D, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Resided: Brand, Page County; 1860 Census, resided Luray |
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| PAINTER, ROBERT E. |
| Unit: Co. I, 25th Virginia Infantry |
| Additional Service: Co. H, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
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| PAINTER, THOMAS W. |
| born: 1843 | resided: Jefferson County |
| Enlisted 14 May 1861, Winchester | Mustered in at Camp Stephens 30 Jun 1861 |
| Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 5th Virginia Infantry, "Continental Morgan Guards" |
| POW 12 Mar 1862, Winchester; no further record |
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| PALMER, EDWARD G. |
| born: 1836 | occupation: laborer |
| Enlisted: 17 May 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 5th Virginia Infantry, "Continental Morgan Guards" |
| AWOL Oct 1861; reward notice in Winchester Virginian 24 Oct 1861, for his desertion listed him as "parmer" and his residence as being near Strasburg; carried on rolls as AWOL Jan - Mar 1862; deserted |
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| PALMER, GEORGE W. |
| died of wounds: 5 May 1864 |
| Enlisted: 22 Sep 1862, Martinsburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. A, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| In hospital with bronchitis May - Jun 1863; in hospital 26 Nov 1863; wounded at the Wilderness |
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| PALMER, WILLIAM |
| born: 1842, Harrison County | died: 11 Jun 1862, Greenwood Hospital, Albemarle County, of typhoid pneumonia |
| occupation: farmer | buried: Stonewall Cemetery, Winchester |
| Enlisted: 30 Apr 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 5th Virginia Infantry, "Continental Morgan Guards" |
| Reward notice Winchester Virginian 24 Oct 1861, for his detention as a deserter gave his residence as 18 miles west of Winchester, near Capper Springs; sometimes called "Douglas"; reenlisted, AWOL Jan - Feb 1862; present Apr 1862 |
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| PALMER, WILLIAM F. |
| born: 1839, Warren County | killed 20 May 1861, sturck by a train while on sentinel duty at Opequon Bridge, Winchester & Potomac Railroad |
| occupation: laborer |
| Enlisted: 17 May 1861, Winchester (age 22) | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 5th Virginia Infantry, "Continental Morgan Guards" |
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| PALMER, WILLIAM LEWIS |
| died of wounds: 11 Sep 1862 |
| Enlisted: 23 Apr 1862, Elk Run | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. B, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Volunteered from militia; MWIA 9 Aug 1862, Cedar Run |
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| PANGLE, ABRAHAM |
| Wife: Elizabeth |
| Unit: Co. E, 11th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: Co. H, 136th Virginia Militia |
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| PANGLE, JOSEPH |
| Parents: William & Rhoda Pangle | Wife: Rebecca Jane Coffelt |
| Unit: Co. E, 11th Virginia Cavalry |
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| PANGLE, RICHARD S. |
| born: 13 Mar 1840 | died: 8 Feb 1908 |
| buried: Lebanon Church Cemetery, Shenandoah County |
| Parents: Jacob & Ann Catherine Pangle | Wife: 1. Emily E. C. Ghslaughvinsiki |
| | Wife: 2. Catherine Ritter |
| Drafted: 5 Apr 1862 |
| Unit: Co. D, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL Jun 1862; wounded 27 Aug 1862, Second Manassas |
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| PARKER, ARCHIBALD S. |
| born: 1838 | occupation: machinist |
| Pre-war: private in Continental Morgan Guards |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 5th Virginia Infantry, "Continental Morgan Guards" |
| Detached to Ordnance Dept., Richmond 9 Oct 1861; detailed to foundry at Winchester, and transferred to ordnance shops, Feb 1863; POW 2 Aug 1863, Winchester; to fort Mchenry from Baltimore 6 Aug 1863 |
| U.S. record states "rebel deserter willing to take oath under certain circumstances"; oath 14 Mar 1865; to Point Lookout; no further record |
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| PARKER, CHARLES C. |
| born: 1836 | died: 10 Jun 1890 |
| occupation: butcher | buried: Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Winchester |
| Pre-war private, Continental Morgan Guards |
| Enlisted: 24 Apr 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 5th Virginia Infantry, "Continental Morgan Guards" |
| AWOL 17 Apr 1862, New Market; deserted |
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| PARKER, GEORGE DORSEY |
| born: 1844 | died: 15 Feb 1895 |
| occupation: iron moulder | buried: Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Winchester |
| Enlisted: 19 Apr 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. A, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| On special duty at foundry, Winchester Jun 1861 - Jan 1862; absent in hospital, Lynchburg and Charlottesville, with lumbago and acute diarrhea May - Oct 1862; wounded (hip); sent to Lynchburg Jun 1862; captured, paroled 25 Dec 1862, Winchester |
| Captured 5 Jan 1863, Winchester; to Wheeling; to Camp Chase, Ohio; transferred to City Point for exchange 28 Mar 1863; captured 4 Jul 1863, Gettysburg; to Fort Delaware; to Point Lookout; to Fort Monroe 15 Mar 1864; oath of allegiance, sent to Baltimore |
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| PARKER, JAMES L. |
| buried: I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Clarksburg, West Virginia |
| Enlisted: 2 Jun 1861, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Detailed for railroad work Aug 1861; deserted 27 Aug 1862 |
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| PARKER, RICHARD McK. |
| born: 25 Mar 1835 | died: 17 Dec 1893 |
| occupation: plasterer | buried: Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Winchester |
| Enlisted: 6 Jul 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. A, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Captured 12 May 1864; to Fort Delaware; released after taking the oath; 25 Feb 1865 |
| Brother of Charles C. Parker |
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| PAXTON, ELISHA FRANKLIN |
| born: 4 Mar 1828, Rockbridge County | Killed in action: 3 May 1863, Chancellorsville |
| Graduated Washington College (now Washington & Lee) 1845; Yale in 1847 and University of Virginia in 1859 |
| buried: Guinea Station and moved to Lexington and buried near Jackson in Stonewall Jackson Cemetery, Lexington |
| occupation: lawyer and farmer |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Lexington | Rank: 1st lieutenant |
| Unit: Co. B, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Transferred with company to 4th and 27th Regiments Virginia Infantry; appointed Major, Quartermaster Dept. 4 Aug 1862; served on Gen. T.J. Jackson's staff as Assistant Adjutant General; promoted to Brigadier General 1 Nov 1862 |
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| JOHN CALVIN PAXTON |
| Parents: William & Sarah Burke Paxton | Wife: Rebecca Robinson |
| Unit: Co. F, 3rd (Chrisman's) Battalion Virginia Reserves |
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| PAYNE, ASBURY |
| resident of Winchester |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. B, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Wounded 9 Aug 1862, Cedar Run; returned to duty about Jun 1863; POW 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; to Point Lookout 18 May 1864; to Elmira, NY 2 Aug 1864; released under oath 27 Jun 1865 |
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| PAYNE, JAMES H. |
| occupation: farmer | buried: Stonewall Cemetery, Winchester, Virginia |
| Enlisted: 17 Apr 1861 (age 21), Augusta County | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. D, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Wounded and died 23 Mar 1862, Winchester hospital; 1 Apr 1862 is also given as date of death |
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| PAYNE, JAMES W. |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. B, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Detailed as blacksmith about Jun 1861 - Nov 1861; wounded 5 May 1864, Wilderness |
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| PAYNE, WILLIAM HARVEY |
| born: circa 1832 | died: Jackson, MS hospital, date unknown (supposedly) |
| occupation: mason | resident of Rockingham County |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. B, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Arrested 12 Sep 1862, North Mountain Station; to Wheeling Atheneum Prison Sep 1862; to Camp Chase, OH 17 Sep 1862; exchanged 1 Nov 1863 near Vicksburg |
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| PEARSON, JAMES A. |
| Unit: Danville Artillery |
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| PEER, ELI |
| Wife: Mary Elizabeth |
| Unit: Co. G, 146th Virginia Militia |
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| PEER, JOHN SAMUEL |
| born: 27 Dec 1846, Zepp | died: 23 Jul 1919 |
| occupation: carpenter | buried: St. James Lutheran Church Cemetery, near Zepp |
| Wife: Hannah E. |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Woodstock | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. F, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Detailed 28 Jan 1863 - about Oct 1863; paroled 17 Apr 1865, Winchester |
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| PEER, JOHN W. |
| born: 24 Feb 1839 | died: 30 Nov 1910 |
| buried: New Keller Cemetery, Mount Olive, Shenandoah County |
| Parents: Henry & Elizabeth Peer | Wife: Catherine Keller Vance |
| Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. B, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Enlisted: 1 Jun 1863, New Market |
| Transferred to Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry 17 Mar 1864 |
| Admitted C.S.A. General Hospital, Charlottesville 9 May 1864, debilitas; admitted Chimborazo Hospital, No. 4 11 Aug 1864, debility; returned to duty 6 Oct 1864; paroled 10 May 1865, Winchester |
| Postwar resident of Saumsville, Shenandoah County |
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| PEER, JOSEPH H. |
| born: 20 Feb 1831 | died:. 9 Dec 1907 |
| buried: Gravel Springs Cemetery, Star Tannery, Frederick County |
| Enlisted: 10 Jun 1863, Brandy Station |
| Unit: 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| AWOL Jul - Aug 1864 |
| Postwar resident of Saumsville, Shenandoah County |
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| PENCE, ADAM |
| born: 24 Jul 1835, near Forestville | died: 27 Nov 1922, Forestville |
| buried: Solomons Church Cemetery, Forestville |
| Parents: Jacob & Barbara Shaver Pence | Wife: Sarah Peters |
| Enlisted: 9 Apr 1862, Hawkinstown | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Calvary |
| Prior Service: Co. G, 136th Virginia Militia |
| Captured 5 Jul 1863, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; to City Point to be exchanged; exchanged: 8 Sep 1863 |
| On roll or paroled prisoners at Camp Lee, near Richmond 31 Aug 1863; postwar rosters show he escaped and returned to duty; present 31 Dec 1863 - Aug 1864; paroled: 19 Apr 1865, Winchester |
| Postwar rosters show he served in the ambulance corps; never wounded, but had many balls pass through his clothing |
| Postwar farmer, residing in Mount Jackson and Forestville |
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| PENCE, AMOS |
| Killed in action: 17 Apr 1862, Mount Jackson | Probably buried Mount Jackson |
| Parents: Jacob & Elizabeth Pence | Wife: Mary Lonas |
| Enlisted: 7 Apr 1862, Hawkinstown | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: 1st Lieutenant, Co. B, 97th Virginia Militia |
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| PENCE, EPHRAIM |
| Assigned 14 Aug 1862 |
| Unit: Co. A, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Wounded 27 Aug 1862, Second Manassas; deserted 24 Nov 1862 |
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| PENCE, HARRISON |
| born: 6 Jun 1835, near Forestville | died: 11 Oct 1901 |
| buried: Solomons Church Cemetery, Forestville |
| Parents: Michael & Nancy Pence | Wife: Lydia Shatters |
| Enlisted: 9 Apr 1862, Hawkinstown | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: 2nd Lieutenant, Co. G, 136th Virginia Militia |
| Paroled 20 Apr 1865, New Market |
| Postwar farmer, Forestville |
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| PENCE, HENRY B. |
| Assigned 22 Apr 1862 |
| Unit: Co. A, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Present through Dec 1862; deserted 21 Jul 1863 |
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| PENCE, JACOB |
| Killed in action: 28 Aug 1862, Second Manassas |
| Enlisted: 10 Aug 1862 |
| Unit: Co. G, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
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| PENCE, JOHN |
| born: circa 1839 |
| Enlisted: 18 May 1861 | Rank: Corporal |
| Unit: Co. G, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Promoted to Sergeant 24 Apr 1862; captured 6 Jun 1862, Strasburg; paroled Jun 1862, Winchester; AWOL Aug 1862 |
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| PENCE, JOHN J. (1st) |
| born: circa 1843 |
| Enlisted: 15 Feb 1862, Martinsburg, (West) Virginia | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. H, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Clothing issued 20 Dec 1864; no further record |
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| PENCE, JOHN J. (2nd) |
| Enlisted: 20 Jan 1864, Rockingham County | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. H, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Regimental teamster 31 Dec 1863 - 31 Mar 1864; present 1 Mar 1864 - 30 Jun 1864; no further record |
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| PENCE, JOHN MICHAEL |
| born: 13 Feb 1846 | died: 21 Oct 1908 |
| buried: Solomons Church Cemetery, Forestville |
| Parents: Aaron & Saloma Pence | Wife: Annie E. Rush |
| Enlisted: 28 Feb 1864, Burkes Mill | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Paroled: 19 Apr 1865, Winchester |
| Postwar resided Forestville |
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| PENCE, JOHN W. |
| born: 28 Aug 1830 | died: 4 Oct 1906 |
| buried: St. Mark's Lutheran Cemetery, Forestville |
| Parents: Michael & Rebecca Pence | Wife: Elvira V. Foltz |
| Enlisted: 9 Apr 1862, Hawkinstown | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: Co. G, 136th Virginia Militia |
| Horse KIA: 2 Aug 1862, Orange Court House; AWOL Jul - Aug 1864; paroled 20 Apr 1865, New Market; postwar rosters show him as Co. cook |
| Postwar carpenter |
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| PENCE, JOHN W. |
| Enlisted: 6 Apr 1862 |
| Unit: Co. I, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Present Apr 1862; AWOL Aug 1862 through Dec 1862; absent sick Jun 1863; present through Feb 1865 |
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| PENCE, JONAS or JONAH |
| grandson of Conrad Pence |
| born: 3 Aug 1818, Shenandoah County | died: 20 Nov 1890, Shenandoah County |
| buried: St. Mark's Cemetery |
| Parents: John Pence and Sarah Branner | Wife: Sarah Zirkle, married 17 Oct 1842, Shenandoah County (26 May 1823 - 15 Mar 1898) daughter of Jonathan Zirkle and Elizabeth Wolgamood |
| Unit: Co. C, 8th Battalion Virginia Reserves |
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| PENCE, LEMUEL A. |
| born: 15 Jan 1837, Shenandoah County, Virginia | died: 9 May 1907 |
| occupation: blacksmith at Pence's Hill | buried: Hawkinson United Methodist Church Cemetery, Mount Jackson |
| Parents: Jacob Pence and Edith "Edy" Rennard | Wife: Harriet A. |
| Enlisted: 2 Apr 1862, New Market | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. E, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: Co. E, 136th Virginia Militia |
| AWOL Nov - Dec 1863; present Jan - Feb, Mar - Apr 1864; no further record |
| Postwar resident of Shenandoah County |
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| PENCE, LEWIS |
| born: Jun 1825, Shenandoah County, Virginia | died: between 25 Jun 1902 [will] and 13 Jun 1904 [recorded], Shenandoah County |
| Parents: Jacob Pence and Edith "Edy" Rennard | Wife: Rebecca Fry, married 21 May 1849, Shenandoah County, d. 2 Sep 1908, age 81, Edinburg, daughter of Jackson Fry |
| Unit: Co. B, 97th Virginia Militia |
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| PENCE, MICHAEL J. |
| born: 2 Oct 1843, near Forestville | died: 2 Aug 1906 |
| buried: St. Marks Lutheran Cemetery, Forestville |
| Parents: Jonas & Sarah Pence | Wife: Elizabeth A. Fitzmoyers |
| Enrolled as conscript, Camp Lee, near Richmond 18 Mar 1864 |
| Assigned to Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Enlisted: 3 Apr 1864, Falling Springs | Rank: Private |
| Prior Service: Co. G, 136th Virginia Militia |
| Captured 7 Mar 1865, Mount Jackson; confined at Fort Delaware: 12 Mar 1865; oath of allegiance and released 15 Jun 1865 |
| Postwar farmer Shenandoah County |
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| PENCE, MILTON M. |
| born: Apr 1846, near Forestville | died: 10 May 1900, near Forestville |
| buried: Solomons Church Cemetery, near Forestville |
| Parents: Philip & Catherine Pence | Wife: Nannetta E. Neff |
| Enlisted: 26 Apr 1864, Waynesboro | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Captured 29 Jan 1865, Columbia Furnace; to Point Lookout for excange 20 Feb 1865; paroled 19 Apr 1865, Winchester; no further record |
| Postwar farmer, Shenandoah County |
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| PENCE, MORGAN T. |
| died: 20 Jun 1862, Greenwood |
| Enlisted: 3 Jun 1861 | Rank: Corporal |
| Unit: Co. G, 33rd Virginia Infantry, "Mount Jackson Rifles" |
| Promoted to Sergeant 13 Aug 1861 |
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| PENCE, MOSES |
| Parents: Jacob & Barbara Shaver Pence | Wife: Barbara Fansler |
| Unit: Co. G, 136th Virginia Militia |
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| PENCE, NOAH JAMES |
| Enlisted: 18 May 1861 |
| Unit: Co. G, 33rd Virginia Infantry, "Mount Jackson Rifles" |
| Deserted 30 Jul 1861, from Manassas; present Oct 1861 - Feb 1862; deserted 17 Apr 1862 |
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| PENCE, PERRY |
| born: 15 Mar 1827, Shenandoah County | died: 29 Aug 1888 |
| buried: Union Forge Cemetery, Shenandoah County |
| Parents: Jacob Pence and Edith "Edy" Rennard | Wife: Catherine Beam, married 13 Feb 1854 Rockingham County, Virginia, 20 Oct 1830 - 5 Oct 1910, buried Union Forge Cemetery, daughter of Tobias Beam and Lydia Rhodes |
| Unit: Co. F, 136th Virginia Militia |
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| PENCE, PETER |
| born: Rockingham County | occupation: farmer |
| Enlisted: 6 Apr 1862 |
| Unit: Co. I, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Discharged 16 Jun 1862 |
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| PENCE, PHILIP |
| Enlisted: 15 Apr 1862 |
| Unit: Co. E, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Discharged 7 Aug 1862 |
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| PENCE, SAMUEL J. |
| born: 17 Oct 1838 | died: 26 Jan 1917, near Forestville |
| Attended New Market Academy | buried: Solomons Church Cemetery, Forestville |
| Parents: Philip & Catherine Pence | Wife: Alice C. Fravel |
| Enlisted: 9 Apr 1862, Hawkinstown | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: Co. G, 136th Virginia Militia |
| Deserted 24 Nov 1862, Brucetown, Frederick County; present 31 Dec 1863 - 31 Mar 1864; captured 29 Jan 1865, Columbia Furnace; to Point Lookout for exchange 20 Feb 1865; admitted Jackson Hospital 2 Mar 1865, debilitas |
| Postwar farmer, Forestville |
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| PENCE, SAMUEL J. |
| Assigned 22 Apr 1862 |
| Unit: Co. A, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Missing 26 Aug 1862, near Manassas |
| Admitted Charlottesville Hospital 9 May 1863 with debility; to Staunton General Hospital 10 May 1863; appears on Register of Claims of Deceased Soldiers filed 1 Aug 1863 |
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| PENCE, SYLVANUS |
| born: circa 1826, Rockingham County | died: Rockingham County |
| occupation: farm laborer |
| Enlisted: 1 Aug 1863, Culpeper | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. H, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: Co. C, 146th Virginia Militia |
| Clothing issued: 20 Dec 1864; paroled 20 Apr 1865, New Market; postwar rosters show slightly wounded |
| Postwar farmer, Rockingham County |
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| PENCE, SYLVANUS |
| Assigned 22 Apr 1862 |
| Unit: Co. A, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Present 30 Apr 1862; deserted 20 May 1862 |
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| PENCE, SYLVESTER |
| Enlisted: 22 Apr 1862 |
| Unit: Co. A, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Wounded: 3 May 1863, Chancellorsville; absent wounded through Feb 1865 |
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| PENCE, WILLIAM |
| died: 28 Feb 1863, executed at Camp Winder |
| Enlisted: 5 Apr 1862 |
| Unit: Co. H, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Deserted 20 Apr 1862, Elk Run; joined 21 Dec 1862 from desertion; present Dec 1862 |
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| PENCE, WILLIAM ANDERSON |
| born: 8 Apr 1838, near Forestville | died: 1922 |
| buried: Mount Jackson Cemetery |
| Parents: Philip and Catherine Bowers Pence | Wife: Mary Neff |
| Enlisted: 16 Oct 1863, Manassas | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: Co. G, 136th Virginia Militia |
| Wounded 28 May 1864, Haw's Shop (foot); captured 5 Mar 1864, Mount Jackson; confined at Fort Delaware 12 Mar 1865; oath of allegiance and released: 15 Jun 1865; postwar rosters say wounded one other time during war |
| Postwar merchant, Timberville |
| PENCE...lots more info! |
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| PENN, JOHN O. |
| born: 29 Mar 1823 | died: 1 Nov 1879, Lantz Mill |
| buried: Cedarwood Cemetery, Edinburg | Wife: Sarah A. Schmucker |
| Enlisted: 15 Jun 1861, Edinburg | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Employed at Horse Hospital: Apr 1862 |
| Postwar resident of Lantz Mill |
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| PENNYBACKER, ALBERT D. |
| born: circa 1844, Broadway | died: 8 Oct 1828, Richmond |
| 1860 census: age 16, merchant's clerk, Rockingham County | buried: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond |
| Enlisted: 20 Apr 1862, Rockingham County | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. H, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Deserted 24 Jun 1864, Hanover County |
| Admitted Lee Soldiers Home, Richmond 30 Sep 1926, age 84; descendants in Tennessee |
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| PENNYBACKER, BENJAMIN R. |
| born: circa 1835 | 1860 census: age 25, farmer, Rockingham County |
| Enlisted: 17 Oct 1861, Charles Town, (West) Virginia | Rank: 2nd Lieutenant |
| Unit: Co. B, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Transferred to Co. H Nov - Dec 1862; present 31 Dec 1863 - 31 Mar 1864, 1st Sergeant; horse KIA 12 Dec 1863; elected 2nd Lieutenant 8 Apr 1864; Commanding Co. H, Apr - Jun 1864 |
| Submitted resignation 8 Jul 1864, stating "that the captain refused to recognize him as an officer, that he is a native of western Virginia and wishes to transfer to the 20th Virginia Cavalry"; Col. R.H. Dulaney, on 1 Jul 1864 said that he considered Pennybacker to be "unfit in consequence of not having the necessary force of character to be a leader"; resignation effective 29 Jul 1864 |
| Surrendered 4 May 1865, Parkersburg, West Virginia, as private; Confined at Clarksburg, West Virginia 5 May 1865; Paroled for exchange; postwar rosters show he was wounded during the war and lists him as 1st Sergeant |
| Postwar farmer, Wood County, West Virginia; resided Hardy County, West Virginia |
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| PENNYBACKER, DERRICK DEHAVEN |
| born: 4 Nov 1841, Sparta | died: 16 Apr 1916, Broadway |
| 1860 census: age 19, clerk, Rockingham County |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: 1st Lieutenant |
| Unit: Co. B, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Listed as 1st Corporal Nov - Dec 1861 |
| Transferred to Co. H, 7th Virginia Cavalry Nov - Dec 1862, 3rd Lieutenant (brevet 2nd Lieutenant) |
| Elected 3rd Lieutenant 7 May 1862; commanding Co. H May 1863; 1st Lieutenant 1 Mar 1864 - 30 Jun 1864; commanding Co. H Sep 1864 - Nov 1864; resigned 23 Jan 1865, unconditional |
| Paroled 30 May 1865, Harrisonburg; postwar rosters show he was wounded |
| Postwar resident of Broadway |
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| PENNYBACKER, FRANK STRIBLING |
| born: 1841 | died: 1925 |
| buried: Mount Jackson Cemetery | Wife: Lucy Ellzey White |
| Enlisted: 25 Jun 1861, Woodstock | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. F, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Absent sick Jul 1861 - ?, typhoid fever; detailed at hospital as wardmaster about Oct 1861, Mount Jackson; detailed as steward / clerk in hospital, Lynchburg, about Jun 1862 |
| Transferred to Co. D, 6th Virginia Cavalry, about Oct 1863 |
| Resided in Mount Jackson in 1900 |
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| PENNYBACKER, JAMES EDWARD |
| born: 29 Apr 1844 |
| Enlisted: 29 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. B, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Discharged 18 Jul 1861, tumor involving spinal column |
| Apparent service with 1st Virginia Cavalry to 1 Apr 1865 |
| Resided in Washington, DC 1915 |
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| PENNYBACKER, JOHN DYER |
| born: 20 Mar 1833 | died: 17 Mar 1904, R.E. Lee Confederate Soldiers Home, Richmond |
| Educated at University of Virginia | buried: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. G, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| On furlough Nov - Dec 1861 to attend session of Virginia Legislature (Senate) of which he was a member; exempted from service 18 Apr 1862; subsequent service as 1st Assistant Engineer, Topographical Service Dept., Virginia |
|
| PENNYBACKER, JOHN S. |
| born: circa 1834 | died: 8 Jul 1870 |
| 1860 census: age 26, clerk, Rockingham County |
| Enlisted: 17 Mar 1862, Rockingham County | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. B, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Detailed to Conscript Bureau: 17 Oct 1863 - 31 Aug 1864; detailed as clerk in Commissary Department: 1 Sep 1864; detailed as clerk in Quartermaster Department, Halfway Station: 25 Oct 1864 - 31 Dec 1864; postwar rosters show he was wounded during the war |
| Postwar resident of Hardy County, West Virginia |
|
| PENNYBACKER, JOSEPH S. |
| born: circa 1840 | died: 24 Jan 1894, Broadway |
| 1860 census: age 20, clerk, Rockingham County |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harpers Ferry, (West) Virginia | Rank: 2nd Lieutenant |
| Unit: Co. B, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Dropped from rolls 5 Mar 1864 |
| Enlisted: 1 Apr 1864, Brownsburg | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. I, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
|
| PENNYBACKER, THOMAS J. |
| Enlisted prior to Aug 1861 | Rank: Adjutant |
| Unit: Field & Staff, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Last appears on rolls 31 May 1862, pay voucher; no further record |
|
| PENNYWITT, GEORGE |
| Parents: Samuel and Catherine Dellinger Pennywitt | Wife: Ruth Walters |
| Unit: Co. G, 97th Virginia Militia |
| Additional Service: Co. C, 8th Battalion Virginia Reserves |
| Additional Service: Co. C, 3rd (Chrisman's) Battalion Virginia Reserves |
|
| PENNYWITT, REUBEN |
| born: 15 Oct 1829 | died: 19 Nov 1880 |
| buried: St. Mary's Pine Church Cemetery, near Mount Jackson |
| Parents: Samuel & Catherine Dellinger Pennywitt | Wife: Christina Koontz |
| Enlisted: 1 Apr 1863, Lacey Springs | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: Co. G, 136th Virginia Militia |
|
| PERKEY, ALEXANDER |
| Enlisted: 15 Feb 1864, Edinburg | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. I, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Wounded: 5 May 1864, Wilderness (slight); no further record |
|
| PERO, JAMES A. |
| Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 5th Virginia Infantry, "Continental Morgan Guards" |
| Captured 13 Aug 1862, Mechanicsburg; to Fort Delaware; exchanged 10 Nov 1862, Aiken's Landing |
|
| PETERS, AMOS |
| born: 20 Jul 1837, near Forestville | died: 12 Oct 1902 |
| buried: Solomons Church Cemetery, Forestville |
| Parents: John & Catherine Peters | Wife: 1. Sarah C. Baker |
| | Wife: 2. Barbara E. Stickley |
| Enlisted: 29 Apr 1862, Conrad's Store | Rank: Sergeant |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: Co. C, 97th Virginia Militia |
| Paroled: 19 Apr 1865, Winchester |
| Postwar merchant and farmer near Forestville |
|
| PETERSON, JOHN J. |
| Killed in action: 5 May 1864, Wilderness |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. D, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Absent sick 13 Jun - 22 Jul 1862; wounded Aug 1862, Manassas; wounded 3 May 1863, Chancellorsville; returned to duty about 31 Aug 1863 |
|
| PHILLIPS, CHARLES M. |
| Parents: George & Mary Shroffe Phillips | Wife: Mary S. Decker Gray |
| Unit: New Market Artillery |
| Additional Service: Danville Artillery |
|
| PHILLIPS, FREDERICK |
| born: circa 1812 | occupation: blacksmith |
| Enlisted: 10 Apr 1862, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C (2nd), 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Absent sick May 28 - ?; AWOL Jun 183 - 25 Nov 1863; under arrest 25 Nov 1863; apparently court-martialed Feb 1864; unconditionally released and returned to duty 20 Feb 1864; discharged 25 Dec 1864, general disability, over age, double hernia |
|
| PHILLIPS, GEORGE |
| Conscripted 17 Aug 1862, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. G,10th Virginia Infantry |
| Absent sick 28 Aug 1862 - about Feb 1863; wounded Feb 1863, by provost guard; to General Hospital Feb 1863; no further record |
|
| PHILLIPS, GEORGE WASHINGTON |
| Parents: George & Mary Shroffe Phillips | Wife: 1. Nancy E. Pearson |
| | Wife: 2. Mary C. Weaver |
| Unit: New Market Artillery |
| Additional Service: Danville Artillery |
| Prior Service: Co. B, 136th Virginia Militia |
|
| PHILLIPS, JAMES |
| died of disease: 10 Apr 1865, Elmira prison | buried: Woodlawn Cemetery, grave No. 2608 |
| Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. H, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Captured, date and place unknown |
|
| PHILLIPS, JAMES E. |
| Enlisted: 19 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. B, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL after 15 Jun 1862; deserted Jun 1862, Port Republic |
|
| PHILLIPS, JAMES K. |
| Parents: John & Rachel Phillips | Wife: Emily S. Litten |
| Unit: New Market Artillery |
| Additional Service: Danville Artillery |
|
| PHILLIPS, JAMES M. |
| born: circa 1835, Page County | Killed in action: 3 Mar 1863 |
| occupation: wagonmaker | buried: Elk Run Cemetery, Elkton |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Conrads Store | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. I, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Appointed 1st corporal 25 Apr 1862 |
|
| PHILLIPS, JOHN |
| born: 16 Jul 1816 | died: 20 Mar 1898 |
| buried: Fairview Church of the Brethren Cemetery, four miles southwest of New Market |
| Enlisted: 12 Mar 1862, Lacey Springs | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. H, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Present through Apr 1864; absent driving division teams through Aug 1864; no further record |
|
| PHILLIPS, JOHN E. |
| born: circa 1844, Shenandoah County | died: 23 Feb 1863, Camp Douglas, IL, of pneumonia |
| occupation: farmer | buried: Confederate Mound, Camp Douglas, IL |
| Parents: John G. Phillips |
| Enlisted: 17 Oct 1862, Charles Town | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. A, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior Service: Captain Turner Ashby's Cavalry Co.; Dec 1859 |
| Captured 11 Dec 1862, Darkesville, Berkeley County, (West) Virginia; confined at Camp Chase 15 Dec 1862; transferred to Cairo, IL 24 Dec 1862; transferred to Camp Douglas, IL, admitted Post Hospital, Camp Douglas, Ward 11 |
|
| PHILLIPS, JOHN HENRY |
| Parents: George & Mary Schroffe Phillips | Wife: Frances C. Hupp |
| Unit: New Market Artillery |
| Additional Service: Danville Artillery |
| Prior Service: Co. B, 136th Virginia Militia |
|
| PHILLIPS, NATHANIEL |
| Enlisted: 10 Mar 1863, Sparta | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. C, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Unofficial sources (Virginia State Library and W.H. Arehart) says KIA in first charge 5 May 1864, Battle of Wilderness |
|
| PHILLIPS, SIMON |
| Parents: John & Christina Phillips |
| Unit: Co. K, 2nd Virginia Infantry |
| Prior Service: Co. D, 136th Virginia Militia |
|
| PHILLIPS, THADDEUS WARFIELD |
| born: 6 Sep 1845 | died: 27 May 1912, Knoxville, TN |
| Enlisted: 10 Apr 1862, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C (2nd), 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 9 Jun 1862 - 3 Aug 1862; absent sick 1 Sep 1862 - 17 Nov 1862; wounded 3 May 1863, Chancellorsville; returned to duty 1 Feb 1864; absent after 1 Jul 1864; discharged 20 Dec 1864, hernia |
|
| PHILLIPS, WESLEY J. |
| Enlisted: 10 Mar 1862, Staunton | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 5th Virginia Infantry, "Continental Morgan Guards" |
| Deserted 24 Mar 1862; joined from desertion 13 Aug 1863; deserted again 20 Aug 1863 |
|
| PHILLIPS, WILLIAM H. |
| Parents: John & Rachel Phillips | Wife: Elizabeth A. Neese |
| Unit: New Market Artillery |
| Additional Service: Danville Artillery |
|
| PIFER, A.P. |
| born: 3 Aug 1840, Frederick County | Wife: Lucy A. Fair, m. 1870 |
| Educated at Roanoke College, 1859 | Commissioned 1st lieutenant |
| Unit: Co. A, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| On detached service as Brigade Adjutant, General Meem's Brigade |
| Transferred and promoted, captain Co. A, 39th Battalion Virginia Cavalry (Lee's body guard) Aug 1863 |
| postwar occupation: lawyer, teacher; resident of Norfolk, Virginia in 1895 |
|
| PINCKER, ISRAEL C. |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
|
| PINGLEY, DAVID MADISON |
| born: circa 1835 |
| Unit: Co. K, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Absent sick through Dec 1862; admitted Chimborazo Hospital 3 May 1863, bronchitis; returned to duty 19 Jul 1863; admitted Chimborazo Hospital 8 Jun 1864, gunshot wound to right hand; paroled 2 May 1865, Winchester |
|
| PINGLEY, DAVID MANN |
| Parents: David & Catherine Pingley | Wife: Mary A. Supinger |
| Unit: Co. H, 11th Virginia Cavalry |
|
| PINGLEY, JOHN W. |
| Parents: Joseph & Eliza Mowrey Pingley | Wife: Catherine Irwin Robertson |
| Unit: Co. H, 136th Virginia Militia |
|
| PINGLEY, MASON F. |
| Unit: Co. D, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Appears on Regimental Return of Nov 1862 |
|
| PIPER, MORGAN D. |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. H, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Detailed as cook Jun 1861; absent sick after 20 May 1862; AWOL after Jan 1863; no further record |
|
| PIRKEY, ALEXANDER |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, McGaheysville | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. E, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Present through Dec 1862; no further record |
|
| PIRKEY, HENRY |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, McGaheysville | Rank: 4th sergeant |
| Unit: Co. E, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Appears as 3rd sergeant 7 Aug 1862; apparently enlisted as corporal; on detached service 9 Jul 1864 |
|
| PITMAN, ARCHIBALD HUSTON |
| born: 15 Jun 1833, Shenandoah County | died: 6 Apr 1919, Mount Jackson |
| buried: Mount Hebron Cemetery, Winchester | resided: near White Hall, Frederick County |
| Parents: Philip & Mary S. Pitman | Wife: Lizzie A. Hiett |
| Enlisted: 5 Jun 1862, Harrisonburg | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. C, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prewar served in Continental Morgan Guard |
| Paroled 19 Apr 1865, Winchester |
| Postwar farmer, Grimes, Frederick County |
|
| PITMAN, ERASMUS M. |
| resided in Luray | occupation: clerk |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Woodstock | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. F, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Transferred to Co. K 18 Apr 1862; detailed to attend wounded 9 Aug 1862; detailed as clerk at brigade headquarters; wounded 26 Oct 1863, Bealton Station; shot through scrotum and left thigh; returned to duty about Feb 1864; retired by Medical Board 18 Mar 1864 to Invalid Corps |
|
| PITMAN, JOHN LAWRENCE |
| born: 10 Oct 1829, Shenandoah County | died: 26 Oct 1896, Shenandoah County |
| buried: Union Church Cemetery, Mount Jackson |
| Parents: Philip & Mary S. Pitman | Wife: 1. Mary Jane Ripley |
| | Wife: 2. Mary E. Allen |
| Enlisted: 18 May 1861 | Rank: Lieutenant |
| Unit: Co. G, 33rd Virginia Infantry |
| Elected Captain 31 Dec 1861; captured 23 Mar 1862, Kernstown; to Fort Delaware, exchanged 5 Aug 1862 |
| Enlisted: 20 Feb 1864, Luray | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. C, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Paroled 19 Apr 1865, Winchester |
|
| PITMAN, NATHAN J. |
| born: circa 1845 | died: before 1900, Edinburg |
| occupation: farmer | Parents: Philip & Mary S. Pitman |
| Enlisted: 20 Apr 1861, Harpers Ferry | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C (1st), 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Transferred to Co. F, 18 Apr 1862 |
| POW 3 Jul 1863, Gettysburg; to Fort McHenry 5 Jul 1863; to Fort Delaware 12 Jul 1863; to Point Lookout 27 Oct 1863; exchanged 17 Jan 1865; paroled 21 Apr 1865, Mount Jackson |
|
| PITMAN, PHILIP |
| born: 22 Jan 1797, Shenandoah County | died: 26 Mar 1876 |
| occupation: farmer | buried: Hockman Cemetery, Strasburg |
| Wife: Mary S. Pitman (23 Aug 1800 - 9 Sep 1863) |
| Enlisted: 20 Apr 1861, Edinburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C (1st), 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Transferred to Co. F, 18 Apr 1862 |
| Discharged due to age and infirmity |
| Subsequently member of Virginia State Senate, 1846 - 1861 |
| Veteran of War of 1812 |
|
| PITMAN, PHILIP A. |
| Parents: Lawrence & Mary Catherine Pitman | Wife: Mary Susan Huston |
| Enlisted: 10 Apr 1862, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C (2nd), 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Detailed provost guard about Jul 1862; detailed at hospital Sep 1862, Woodstock; detailed as courier for General Lee 22 May 1863 - Jun 1864 |
|
| PLAUGHER, JOSEPH F. |
| born: 6 Dec 1839 | died: 5 Sep 1931, Seven Fountains |
| occupation: carpenter, teacher | buried: Plaugher Cemetery, Detrick |
| Parents: George & Catherine Plaugher | Wife: Catherine Peters, m. Dec 1865 |
| Enlisted: 1 Aug 1861, Woodstock | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. F, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Wounded 21 Jul 1861, Manassas; wounded (loss of right leg below knee) 3 May 1863, Chancellorsville; retired to Invalid Corps, Provisional Army of the Confederate States (PACS), 9 Apr 1864 |
| postwar resident of Detrick, Shenandoah County |
|
| POAGUE, MATTHEW J. |
| born: 16 May 1833 | KIA 25 Jul 1864, near Martinsburg, West Virginia |
| buried: near Martinsburg, West Virginia (where he fell); dis-interred, removed to Green Hill Cemetery, Martinsburg, by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, January 1898 |
| Unit: Co. A, 14th Virginia Cavalry | Rank: private |
| Buried in UDC plot in Green Hill Cemetery in Jan 1898; identity was lost until 1998, when he was identified by Berkeley County Historical Society, Martinsburg, WV |
| May 10, 2008, Federal Military marker dedicated by Berkeley Border Guards, Camp 199, Sons of Confederate Veterans, Martinsburg, West Virginia |
| His identity has been restored |
|
| POAGUE / POAGE, JOHN |
| born: 15 Apr 1839, Jefferson County | died of wounds received 23 Mar 1862 at Winchester, in Harrisonburg 26 Mar 1862 |
| occupation: farmer | buried: Augusta Stone Church Cemetery, Fort Defiance, Augusta County |
| Enlisted: 9 Jun 1861, Shepherdstown | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Mustered in 30 Jun 1861, Camp Stephens |
|
| POLAND, JAMES C. |
| Parents: Peter & Catherine Poland | Wife: Martha Heare |
| Unit: Co. B, 114th Virginia Militia |
|
| POLAND, JAMES T. |
| Enlisted: 10 Apr 1862, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C (2nd), 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Absent sick 20 Jun - 30 Jul 1862; present 28 Feb 1863; no further record |
|
| POLK, SIMON |
| Wife: Dorothy Dellinger |
| Unit: Co. F, 2nd Virginia Infantry |
| Additional Service: Co. C, 97th Virginia Militia |
|
| POLLARD, DANIEL |
| resided in Winchester |
| Conscripted 6 Feb 1863, Skinkers Neck | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. D, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| POW May 1863, Chancellorsville; POW 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; to Point Lookout 18 May 1864; to ELmira, NY 2 Aug 1864; released under oath 23 Jun 1865 |
|
| POLLOCK, SAMUEL WILLIAM |
| buried: Harrisonburg |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: 3rd corporal |
| Unit: Co. G, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Promoted to 2nd sergeant 7 Nov 1861; appears as private 1 May 1862; absent sick after about Jun 1862; no further record; furnished a substitute |
|
| POWELL, ALBERT |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Conrads Store | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. I, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Absent sick Oct - Dec 1861; AWOL 18 Apr 1862 - 8 Aug 1862; reenlisted from desertion 8 Aug 1862 |
| Absent sick on furlough 7 Feb 1864, 30 days; probably wounded 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; paroled 25 Apr 1865, Richmond |
|
| POWELL, ELIAS |
| born: circa 1838, Rockingham County | occupation: farmer |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Conrads Store | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C (2nd), 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Discharged 7 Jun 1861, disability; apparently reenlisted 10 Apr 1862, Harrisonburg; AWOL after 9 Jun 1862; reported killed by federal cavalry scouts about 30 Oct 1862 |
|
| POWELL, MOSES FRANKLIN |
| born: 5 Nov 1839, near Beldor | died: 9 Dec 1929, Elkton |
| buried: Elk Run Cemetery, Elkton | Wife: Rebecca Shifflet, m. 1 Feb 1866 |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Conrads Store | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. I, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 18 Jun 1862 - 4 Feb 1863; reenlisted from desertion 4 Feb 1863; AWOL 26 Jul - 18 Aug 1863; AWOL after 18 Oct 1864 |
|
| PRATHER, CHARLES |
| born: 4 Dec 1839, Jefferson County, (West) Virginia | died: 6 Jan 1887, Darkesville, Berkeley County, West Virginia |
| buried: Darkesville Cemetery, Berkeley County, West Virginia |
| Parents: James & Ada Philipia Prather | Wife: Joanna Page Custer (cousin of General George Armstrong Custer), married 18 Dec 1866 |
| Enlisted: 17 Mar 1862, Shepherdstown, Jefferson County, (West) Virginia | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. D, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Wounded 9 Jun 1863, Brandy Station (while on picket duty); captured 15 Jul 1863, Halltown, Jefferson County, West Virginia; confined at Point Lookout 17 Aug 1863; to City Point for exchange 17 Mar 1864; paroled 18 Apr 1865, Mount Jackson |
| Postwar farmer, Darkesville, Berkeley County, West Virginia; Brother of Denton Prather |
| More information on Charles Prather |
|
| PRATHER, DENTON |
| born: circa 1844, Jefferson County, (West) Virginia | died: 3 Jul 1925, Berkeley County, West Virginia |
| buried: Reformed Cemetery, Shepherdstown, Jefferson County, West Virginia |
| Parents: James & Ada Philipia Prather | Wife: Elizabeth B. Rutherford, married 21 Mar 1880 |
| Enlisted: 1 Oct 1862, Bunker Hill, Berkeley County, (West) Virginia | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. H, 2nd Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL since 4 Oct 1862 |
| Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. D, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Paroled: 18 Apr 1865, Mount Jackson (paroled as private in 12th Virginia Cavalry, no enlistment date given) |
| Postwar laborer, Leetown, Jefferson County, West Virginia, 1907; resided Martinsburg, Berkeley County, West Virginia 1918; brother of Charles Prather |
| More information on Denton Prather |
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| PRICE, AMBROSE |
| resident of Page County |
| Enlisted: 22 Mar 1862, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 2 Jun - about Oct 1862; 18 Nov 1862 - about Mar 1863; wounded 3 May 1863, Chancellorsville; deserted to enemy 4 Feb 1864; to Old Capitol Prison 8 Feb 1864; released under oath 15 Mar 1864; sent to Philadelphia, PA |
|
| PRICE, BERRYMAN Z. |
| Parents: Jacob & Ellen Price | Wife: 1. Bettie A. Brubaker |
| | Wife: 2. Martha C. Keyser |
| Unit: New Market Artillery |
| Additional Service: Danville Artillery |
|
| PRICE, GABRIEL |
| Enlisted: 24 Nov 1863, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Clothing receipt 31 Mar 1864; no further record |
|
| PRICE, JOHN HENRY |
| Killed in action: 30 Aug 1862, Manassas |
| Enlisted: 17 Jun 1861, Conrads Store | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. I, 10th Virginia Infantry |
|
| PRICE, JOSEPH THOMAS |
| Killed in action: 3 May 1863, Chancellorsville |
| Enlisted: 6 Mar 1862, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 2 Jun - about Sep 1862; 25 Nov 1862 - about Feb 1863 |
|
| PRICE, NOAH A. |
| resident of Page County |
| Enlisted: 1 Mar 1862, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 6 Apr - about Oct 1862; absent sick 7 Nov 1862; AWOL after Jun 1863; deserted Feb 1864; oath of Amnesty 15 Mar 1864; sent to Philadelphia, PA |
|
| PRICE, THOMAS L. |
| resident of Luray |
| Enlisted: 2 Jun 1861, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 17 Jun - 1 Aug 1862; POW 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; to Point Lookout 18 May 1864; to Elmira, NY 2 Aug 1864; released under oath 19 May 1865 |
|
| PRICE, WILLIAM H. |
| born: circa 1846 | occupation: farmer |
| Enlisted: 17 Apr 1862, Luray | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Wounded 9 Aug 1862, Cedar Run; returned to duty about Jan 1863; absent sick after 11 Jun 1863; discharged 15 Nov 1863, epilepsy |
|
| PRIEST, FRANCIS M. |
| Parents: James H. & Sarah Bader Priest | Wife: Phoebe Harper |
| Rank: 1st Lieutenant (Physician and Dentist) |
| Unit: Co. F, 25th Virginia Infantry |
| Additional Service: Co. F, 62nd Virginia Infantry |
| Additional Service: Co. C, 62nd Virginia Infantry |
|
| PRIEST, THOMAS H. |
| Parents: James H. & Sarah Bader Priest | Wife: Unknown |
| Unit: Co. F, 25th Virginia Infantry |
| Additional Service: Co. F, 62nd Virginia Infantry |
|
| PRIEST, THOMAS J. |
| Parents: Peter & Rebecca Priest | Wife: Elizabeth E. Barton |
| Unit: Co. D, 146th Virginia Militia |
|
| PRINTZ, ALFRED A. |
| Enlisted: 2 Jun 1861, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Absent sick 21 Aug - 2 Nov 1861; AWOL 1 May 1862 - about Aug 1862, sick; detailed provost guard about Sep 1862, Page County; no record after Feb 1863 |
|
| PRINTZ, JACOB P. |
| born: 1840 | died: circa 1919 |
| resident of Winchester | buried: Printz Cemetery, Page County |
| Wife: Caroline Printz, m. 17 Oct 1861 |
| Enlisted: 7 Mar 1862, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 6 Apr - Sep 1862; 20 Nov 1862 - Apr 1863; 31 May - 24 Aug 1863; under arrest & court-martialed; POW 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; to Point Lookout 18 May 1864; to Elmira, NY 2 Aug 1864; released under oath 19 Jun 1865 |
|
| PRINTZ, MARTIN G. |
| died: 14 Sep 1911 | buried: Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church Cemetery, Page County |
| Enlisted: 7 Mar 1862, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 29 Apr - Sep 1862; Oct 1862 - Jan 1863; 1 May - 13 Dec 1863; under arrest & apparently court-martialed; POW 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; to Point Lookout 18 May 1864; to Elmira, NY 2 Aug 1864; to Point Lookout Oct 1864; exchanged 29 Oct 1864 |
|
| PRINTZ, PHILIP MONROE |
| born: 13 Nov 1839, Stony Man, Page County | died: 23 Oct 1928, Ida, Page County |
| resident of Winchester | buried: Mt. Calvary Lutheran Cemetery, Ida |
| Wife: Isabel Sours |
| Enlisted: 2 Jun 1861, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Wounded (arm) 25 May 1862, Winchester; wounded 28 Aug 1862, Manassas; returned to duty about Jan 1863; POW 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; to Point Lookout 18 May 1864; to Elmira, NY, Aug 1864; released under oath 19 Jun 1865 |
|
| PRITCHARD, HENRY J. |
| resident of Frederick County |
| Enlisted: 20 Apr 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. B, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL after Jul 1861; no further record |
|
| PRITCHARD, HOUSEN KINER |
| born: 17 May 1841 | died: 4 Aug 1900 |
| never married | occupation: printer |
| buried: Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Winchester |
| Enlisted: 17 Jun 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. A, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Promoted to sergeant 29 Apr 1862; appointed 2nd lieutenant 15 Jul 1862; shown as commanding company 28 Feb 1863; wounded (left hip) 17 May 1864; furloughed; on duty with 2nd Corps Provost Guard 29 Nov 1864 - 9 Apr 1865, when paroled at Appomattox Court House |
| Postwar occupation: printer |
| With George R. Henry and Peter L. Kurtz, Pritchard founded the Winchester News, which he edited |
|
| PROCTOR, DORILAS |
| born: circa 1841, Shenandoah County | occupation: carpenter |
| Parents: William Harmon & Edith Proctor | Wife: Sarah J. Rudy |
| Enlisted: 7 Apr 1862, Hawkinstown | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Enlisted: 1 May 1862, Hawkinstown | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Retired to Invalid Corps 27 Jul 1864, reason not stated |
| Postwar hotel proprietor, Mount Jackson |
|
| PROCTOR, NOAH RICHARD |
| born: 24 Mar 1839, near Hawkinstown | died: 22 Mar 1920, Williamsburg |
| buried: Cedar Grove Cemetery, Mount Jackson |
| Parents: William Harmon & Edith Proctor | Wife: Anna Flemmings |
| Enlisted: 18 May 1861, Mount Jackson | Rank: Sergeant |
| Unit: Co. G, 33rd Virginia Infantry, "Mount Jackson Rifles" |
| Deserted 22 May 1862, listed as private |
| Enlisted: 26 Sep 1862, Charles Town, (West) Virginia | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Horse KIA 12 Oct 1863, near Warrenton Springs; paroled 19 Apr 1865, Winchester |
|
| PROCTOR, RAPHAEL P. |
| born: circa 1846 |
| Parents: W. H. & Edith Proctor | Wife: Mary E. Cooper |
| Enlisted: 25 Mar 1864, New Market | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Paroled: 19 Apr 1865, Winchester |
|
| PROPST, HENRY FRANKLIN |
| born: 24 Jul 1832, near Conrads Store | Wife: Mary Frances Crickenberger |
| Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. I, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Deserted 15 Mar 1862; reenlisted from desertion 6 Feb 1863, Skinkers Neck |
| Detailed as wagoneer Jul 1863; AWOL 20 Oct - 15 Nov 1864; no record after Dec 1864 clothing receipt |
|
| PROPHET, JACOB |
| born: 9 Jun 1838 | died: 17 Jan 1903 |
| resided Shenandoah County | buried: Solomons Church Cemetery, Forestville |
| Parents: Jacob & Doritha Prophet | Wife: Mary C. Mohler |
| Enlisted: 13 Aug 1861, Winchester | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Employed as teamster in Regimental Quartermaster Department: 7 Jun 1862 - 7 Aug 1862; captured 5 Mar 1865, Mount Jackson; confined at Fort Delaware 12 Mar 1865; oath of allegiance and released 15 Jun 1865; postwar rosters show him as Company cook |
| Postwar resident of Forestville |
|
| PULLIN, WILLIAM ANDREW |
| born: 6 Feb 1834 | died: 6 Mar 1903 |
| occupation: waggoner | resided in Shenandoah County |
| buried: Union Forge Church Cemetery, near Edinburg |
| Not on muster rolls | Rank: Private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Captured 7 May 1863, New Market; confined at Camp Chase: 14 May 1863; confined at Johnson's Island: 14 Jun 1863; confined at Point Lookout: 4 Nov 1863; oath of allegiance and released 24 Feb 1864; joined U.S. Service |
| Postwar resident of Edinburg |
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| PURCHELL, THOMAS VOLNEY |
| born: 12 Nov 1839, Frederick County | died: 20 Nov 1923 |
| buried: Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Winchester |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Staunton | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. A, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL Jun - Oct 1861; last record; obituary states he "tanned leather for the Confederacy" |
| postwar occupation: grocery business / truck farmer |
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