| TALLEY, JOHN |
| born: Augusta County | died: 20 Jun 1863, of typhoid fever |
| buried: Stonewall Cemetery, Winchester |
| Enlisted: 10 May 1864, Staunton | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. G, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 12 Jun 1862 |
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| TAYLOR, GEORGE W. |
| born: 22 Feb 1839, Winchester | died: 20 Jun 1924 |
| buried: Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Winchester | Wife: Virginia C. Dean, m. 2 May 1867 |
| Enlisted: 7 Mar 1862, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. A, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Present Mar 1862 - 6 May 1863; reported as having deserted at Winchester 23 Jul 1863 |
| Obituary states he served with Mosby, was captured and escaped, large reward offered for him by U.S. |
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| TAYLOR, GEORGE W. |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. D, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL after 20 May 1862, no further record |
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| TAYLOR, JAMES C. |
| born: 1832, Augusta County | Killed in action: 9 Aug 1862, Cedar Mountain |
| Enlisted: 10 Mar 1862, Staunton | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. G, 5th Virginia Infantry |
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| TAYLOR, JAMES E. |
| born: Winchester | died: 23 Jun 1905, Staunton, age 67 |
| occupation: confectioner | buried: Thornrose Cemetery, Staunton |
| Enlisted: 17 Apr 1861, Staunton, age 23 | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. L, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Absent sick in Staunton hospital, 1861 - 1863; discharged by Medical Board, 8 Jan 1863 |
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| TAYLOR, JAMES E. |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. D, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Appointed 2nd sergeant 25 Oct 1861; reduced to ranks Apr 1862; court-martialed about Sep 1863; AWOL Jun 1862 - Feb 1863; reenlisted from desertion |
| POW 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; to Point Lookout 18 May 1864; to Elmira, NY 2 Aug 1864; paroled & exchanged Feb 1865, James River |
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| TAYLOR, JOHN W. |
| Enlisted: 2 Jun 1861, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 18 Apr - Sep 1862; 31 May - 20 Oct 1863; court-martialed about Sep 1863; no record after 29 Feb 1864, present |
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| TAYLOR, JOSEPH F. |
| Unit: Co. F, 2nd Virginia Infantry |
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| TAYLOR, WILLIAM HENRY |
| born: 10 Nov 1843, Winchester | died: 17 Apr 1908 |
| occupation: shoemaker | Wife: Mary Susan Curl, m. 21 Dec 1865 |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. A, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Promoted to corporal 1861; to sergeant, 1862; deserted 16 Aug 1862, Gordonsville; captured 21 Jan 1863; to Camp Chase, Ohio; released 28 Mar 1863 |
| Present 30 Apr 1863; joined as private after his name had been dropped from the rolls; deserted 23 Jul 1863, Winchester |
| Obituary states he joined Mosby's command and served wtih it for the remainder of the war |
| occupation: yardmaster for B&O Railroad |
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| TEAWALT, WILLIAM H. |
| Unit: Chew's Artillery |
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| TEBBETS, ALFRED G. |
| born: 8 Jun 1837 | died: 10 Oct 1864 |
| buried: Otterbein Cemetery, Rinkerton | Parents: A. G. & Hannah Tebbets |
| Unit: Co. A, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
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| TEETER, JOSEPH C. |
| died: date unknown, hospital |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Woodstock | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. F, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Frequently sick with typhoid fever; no record after 25 Apr 1862, present |
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| TERRELL, ANDREW JACKSON |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. D, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL after 4 May 1862; no further record |
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| TERRELL, CALVIN |
| resident of Winchester |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. D, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| 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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| TERRELL, ST. CLAIR |
| Enlisted: 26 Apr 1861, Harpers Ferry | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. D, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Wounded 21 Jul 1861, Manassas; AWOL after 4 Jun 1862 |
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| THEIS, CHRISTIAN |
| born: 11 Jan 1835 | died: 6 Apr 1897 |
| buried: St. Matthews Lutheran Church Cemetery, New Market |
| Parents: Conrad & Ann Catherine Theis | Wife: Eleanor Amanda Grim |
| Unit: New Market Artillery |
| Additional Service: Danville Artillery |
| Prior Service: Co. B, 97th Virginia Militia |
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| THEIS, HENRY W. |
| born: 7 Apr 1842 | died: 4 Feb 1929 |
| buried: St. Matthews Lutheran Church Cemetery, New Market |
| Parents: Conrad & Ann Catherine Theis | Wife: Mary E. Hoover |
| Unit: Staunton Artillery |
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| THOMPSON, CHARLES WILLIAM |
| born: 21 Jun 1840, Winchester | died: 18 Sep 1927 |
| occupation: plasterer | buried: Prospect Hill Cemetery, Front Royal |
| Pre-war member Continental Morgan Guards, 1859 |
| Enlisted: 7 Jul 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. A, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Promoted to corporal 29 Apr 1862; captured; paroled at Winchester 12 Jan 1863; exchanged 16 Feb 1863 |
| Moved to Front Royal 1875 |
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| THOMPSON, ELLIOTT DUNCAN |
| resided: Bentonville, Virginia |
| Parents: John E. "Jack" & Rachael Amanda Mathews Thompson | Wife: Sarah Elizabeth Lawrence |
| Enlisted: Front Royal |
| Unit: Co. B, 17th Virginia Infantry "Warren Rifles" |
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| THOMPSON, J.P. |
| died of disease: 19 Sep 1864, Elmira, NY | buried: Woodlawn Cemetery, grave No. 521 |
| Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. G, 5th Virginia Infantry |
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| JAMES THOMPSON |
| born: unknown | 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 |
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| THOMPSON, JAMES H. |
| born: 10 Jul 1826 | died: 23 Sep 1906 |
| buried: Sheetz Cemetery (1), Woodstock | Wife: Sarah Haun |
| Unit: Co. C, 136th Virginia Militia |
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| THOMPSON, JAMES W. |
| born: 1816, Hampshire County | died: 2 Sep 1862, at home in Frederick County |
| occupation: miller |
| Enlisted: 12 Jun 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 5th Virginia Infantry, "Continental Morgan Guards" |
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| THOMPSON, JOHN L. |
| resident of Rockingham County |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: 3rd corporal |
| Unit: Co. D, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Reduced to ranks 5 Oct 1861; AWOL 20 Mar 1862 - 12 Feb 1863; reenlisted from desertion; POW 3 Jul 1863, Gettysburg; to Fort Delaware Jul 1863; released under oath 15 Jun 1865 |
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| THOMPSON, ROBERT C. |
| born: circa 1843, Shenandoah County | resided: Shenandoah County |
| occupation: farmer |
| Parents: George W. & Margaret Thompson | Wife: M.A. Huddle |
| Not on muster rolls | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Captured: 4 Aug 1863, Cool Springs, Frederick County; confined at Camp Chase 12 Aug 1863; transferred to Fort Delaware 29 Feb 1864; oath of allegiance and released 15 Jun 1865; no further record |
| Postwar resident of Shenandoah County |
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| THUMA, THOMAS J. |
| resident of Rockingham County |
| Enlisted: 1 Jun 1862, New Market |
| Unit: Co. D, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Detached service with pioneer corps 19 Dec 1862 - 1864; POW 25 Mar 1865, Petersburg; to Point Lookout; released 21 Jun 1865 |
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| TIDLER, GEORGE M. |
| buried: St. Matthews Lutheran Church Cemetery, New Market |
| Unit: Co. B, 97th Virginia Militia |
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| TIDLER, GEORGE W. |
| Enlisted: 17 Jun 1861, Conrads Store | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. I, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Absent sick Aug 1861 - Jul 1862; AWOL May 1862 - Nov 1862; deserted at New Market about Nov 1862 |
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| TIDLER, SAMUEL LUTHER |
| buried: St. Matthews Lutheran Church Cemetery, New Market | Parents: Samuel & Margaret Tidler |
| Unit: 8th New Market Star Artillery |
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| TIDLER, WILLIAM J. |
| buried: St. Matthews Lutheran Church Cemetery, New Market | Wife: Ann M. |
| Unit: Co. B, 136th Virginia Militia |
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| TIMMONS, ISAAC |
| born: circa 1827, Ireland | occupation: stone cutter |
| Enlisted: 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. B, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Discharged 24 Jul 1862, because he was a foreigner |
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| TOBIN, ALBERT |
| probably died of disease: 9 May 1864, Pisgah Church area, Orange County |
| Enlisted: 15 Mar 1862, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| AWOL 18 Apr 1862 - 24 Aug 1862; 15 May 1863 - about Jan 1864; under arrest; sent to hospital about Feb 1864 |
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| TOBIN, JOHN S. |
| buried: Rileyville Cemetery |
| Enlisted: 3 Mar 1862, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Wounded 21 Aug 1862, Rappahannock River; POW 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; to Point Lookout 18 May 1864; Joined U.S. Army 24 May 1864 |
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| TOBIN, WILLIAM J. |
| resident of Winchester |
| Enlisted: 2 Jun 1861, Luray | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Frequently absent for short periods of time 1862 - 1863; POW 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania Court House; to Point Lookout 18 May 1862; to Elmira, NY 2 Aug 1864; released under oath 19 Jun 1865 |
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| TODD, ADDISON P. |
| born: circa 1841 | occupation: farmer |
| Enlisted: 19 Jun 1861, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. G, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Deserted 10 Nov 1863, West Virginia |
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| TOPPIN, JONAS |
| born: 19 May 1841, Shenandoah County | died: 8 Aug 1889, Montezuma, Iowa |
| occupation: farmer | postwar resident of Henry County, Indiana and Poweshiek County, Iowa |
| buried: Jackson Township Cemetery, Montezuma, Iowa |
| Parents: Thomas & Frances Good Toppin | Wife: Paulina Lutz |
| Enlisted: 15 Feb 1862, Harrisonburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. H, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Present 11 - 12/ 1862; 12/31/1863 - 3/31/1864; 11/1/1863 - 4/1/1864; 3/1/1864 - 6/30/1864 |
| Wounded on cattle raid (Brandon Church), Blackwater River, Sept. 16, 1864, fracture of right thigh; dangerous, now in hospital in NC |
| No further record |
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| TOPPIN, THOMAS H. |
| born: circa Feb. 1844, near Linville Creek, Rockingham County, Virginia | died: 16 Jul 1862, Rockingham County (at home) |
| cause of death: typhoid fever |
| Parents: John & Lydia Hinegardner Toppin |
| Prior service: Co. C, 146th Virginia Militia |
| Unit: Co. B, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Not on muster rolls |
| Mother, Lydia Toppin filed claim of deceased soldier 22 Jan 1863 |
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| TOPPIN, WILLIAM |
| born: 29 Jan 1929, Shenandoah County | died: 29 Jan 1888, Dennison, TX |
| occupation: carpenter | buried: Fairview Cemetery, Dennison,TX |
| postwar resident of Henry County, IN, Carroll County, MO and Grayson County, TX |
| Parents: Thomas and Elizabeth Good Toppin | 1st wife: Leah Regina Dellinger |
| | 2nd wife: Rebecca Dellinger |
| Unit: Co. B, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Absent May 24, 1864, sick; captured Apr. 1865, signed loyalty oath in New Market 20 Apr 1865 |
| Unit: Co. H, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Absent May 24, 1864, sick; captured Apr. 1865, signed loyalty oath in New Market 20 Apr 1865 |
| Letter printed in John W. Wayland's Virginia Valley Records to Michael Brock dated 22 Apr 1861, and signed by William F. Bowers , Sylvanus Lindamood and Wm. Toppin indicates the three were part of Co. B, 7th Virginia Cavalary, and an added note indicates thet "Toppin is sometimes well and sometimes sick." |
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| TRAINUM, LEWIS |
| Enlisted: 13 Aug 1861, Staunton | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. G, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Carried on the rolls as AWOL Nov 1861 - Mar 1864 |
| Transferred to: Co. K, 5th Virginia Infantry, "Continental Morgan Guards", Mar 1864 |
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| TRENARY, ROBERT EDWARD |
| died: 13 May 1921 | buried: Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Winchester |
| Enlisted: 16 Jul 1861, Winchester | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. L, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Sick in camp and hospital, Jul - Sep 1861; struck by a shell, 3 Mar 1862; promoted to sergeant, 1862 |
| Wounded 28 Aug 1862, Manassas; elected 2nd lieutenant, 30 Jun 1862; wounded (thigh) 5 May 1864; paroled 9 Apr 1865, Appomattox Court House |
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| TRAPNELL, JOSEPH H. |
| born: 1 Sep 1842 | died: 16 Mar 1912 |
| buried: Jefferson County, West Virginia |
| Enlisted: 12 Sep 1862, Knoxville, MD | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. G, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Present 11 - 12/1862; 3/1/1864 - 3/31/1864; 3 - 4/1864; Absent 7 - 8/1864 |
| Transferred to the Maryland Line |
| Postwar resident of Merryland Tract, Frederick County, MD and Charles Town, West Virginia |
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| TRIPLETT, JOHN |
| Parents: Leonidas & Matilda B. Irwin Triplett |
| Unit: McNeill's Partisan Rangers |
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| TRIPLETT, JOSEPH IRWIN |
| Parents: Leonidas & Matilda B. Irwin Triplett | Wife: Unmarried |
| Unit: McNeill's Partisan Rangers |
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| TRIPLETT, LEONIDAS, JR. |
| born: 1839 | died: 1924 |
| student attending school in Warrenton, also studied medicine with his father | buried: Mount Jackson Cemetery |
| Parents: Leonidas & Matilda B. Iwin Triplett | Wife: Laura V. Triplett |
| Enlisted: 29 Jul 1862, Gordonsville | Rank: Sergeant |
| Unit: Co. A, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Prior service: Co. B, 17th Virginia Infantry |
| Wounded 30 Aug 1862, Second Manassas (saber shoulder & collarbone), horse Killed in action; captured one of Buford's staff while wounded; captured 16 Nov 1863, near Woodstock; to Camp Chase 23 Nov 1863; transferred to Fort Delaware 14 Mar 1864; oath of allegiance and released 10 Jun 1865 |
| Graduated from the University of Virginia in 1867; postwar lawyer, Mount Jackson |
| History of 17th Virginia Infantry says he died in 1881 and is buried at Warrenton Cemetery; postwar rosters show he was killed by a man named Davis |
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| TRIPLETT, DR. WILLIAM H. |
| born: 15 Sep 1836 | died: 27 Mar 1890 |
| buried: Emanuel Lutheran Church Cemetery, Woodstock |
| Parents: Leonidas & Matilda B. Irwin Triplett | Wife: Kathleen McKay |
| Rank: assistant surgeon |
| Unit: Field & Staff, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| On record as present Jul & Aug 1861; no further record |
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| TROOK, THOMAS M. |
| born: circa 1845 | resided: Shenandoah County |
| occupation: farmer |
| Not on muster rolls of 7th Virginia Cavalry | Rank: private |
| Unit: Gilmor's Co., 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Enlisted: 10 Feb 1862, Martinsburg, (West) Virginia | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. F, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Captured: 6 May 1862, Harrisonburg; to Fort Delaware; exchanged 5 Aug 1862, Aiken's Landing; AWOL 18 Sep 1863, Madison County |
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| TROUT, ERASMUS STRIBLING |
| born: 15 Apr 1884, Staunton, Virginia | died: 20 Oct 1866, consumption |
| Parents: Nicholas Kinney Matilda Kinney Stribling Trout |
| Rank: captain |
| Unit: 52nd Virginia Infantry |
| He attended VMI as a teenager, and was a cadet there when war broke out. When VMI closed for a time, Stribling, as he was called, joined the 52nd Virginia Inf., rising by war's end to be Capt. of that regiment and was 21 years old. He was wounded at Gettysburg, cited for gallantry following his actions at the Battle of Cedar Mountain, the same battle at which his first cousin, Jefferson Kinney Ryan, was killed. At Appomattox Court House in April 1865, he was with his regiment which numbered only about 54 members, 7 were officers, and only 14 men were armed. It was recorded that he signed the parole papers for the men of his regiment. |
| Stribling's father was a well known chancery lawyer in VA, was President of the Old Central Bank of Virginia, was mayor of Staunton from 1852 to 1875, was "elected without opposition to the State Senate in 1865 to represent his County in the Legislature" (Some Virginia Families.... by Hugh Milton McIlhany, Jr., 1903, page 118, "The Trout Family"). |
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| TROUT, WILLIAM D. |
| Commissioned 2nd lieutenant 18 Apr 1861, Harrisonburg |
| Unit: Co. B, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Not reelectd; dropped 23 Apr 1862 |
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| TURNER, CHARLES WILLIAM H. |
| born: 8 Jun 1846, Newtown (Stephens City), Frederick County | died: 7 Jan 1907 |
| Father: Augustus John Turner |
| Enlisted: 9 Jun 1861, Shepherdstown | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. L, 5th Virginia Infantry |
| Detailed as orderly to Brig. Gen. T.J. Jackson, 10 Jul - 28 Aug 1861; discharged 1862 |
| Matriculated at V.M.I. (class of 1867) and fought at New Market as a private in Co. C |
| In business after the war at Staunton and Baltimore; Studied law and was admitted to the Montana bar in 1870, resided Bannock, Glendale and Helena |
| Prominent Mason, Brig. Gen., and first Adjutant General of Montana 1887 - 1888; Removed to Washington in 1889 and practiced law in Seattle, where he was murdered |
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| TUSING, ELIJAH |
| born: 15 Jan 1840 | died: 17 Jul 1924 |
| buried: St. Lukes United Church of Christ (aka County Line) Cemetery, Moores Store |
| Wife: 1. Ann E. | Wife: 2. Catherine |
| Unit: Co. C, 11th Virginia Cavalry |
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| TUSING, GIDEON |
| born: 27 Mar 1819 | died: 4 Apr 1898 |
| buried: Solomons Church Cemetery, Forestville | Wife: Catherine Everline |
| Unit: Co. G, 2nd Virginia Infantry |
| Additional Service: Co. C, 8th Battalion Virginia Reserves |
| Additional Service: Co. C, 3rd (Chrisman's) Battalion Virginia Reserves |
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| TUSING, HENRY |
| born: 28 May 1830, Shenandoah County | died: 6 Mar 1914 |
| occupation: farmer | resided Shenandoah County |
| buried: Tusing Cemetery, Hepners, Shenandoah County |
| Parents: Adam & Lydia Tusing | Wife: Elizabeth Estep |
| Enlisted: 1 Aug 1861, Orkney Springs | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Wartime newspaper shows him AWOL 1 Aug 1862, $30 reward offered for his return; employed as a blacksmith at Mount Jackson 1 Jul - 30 Sep 1864 |
| Postwar resident of Orkney Springs |
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| TUSING, NICHOLAS |
| Parents: Henry & Catherine Tusing | Wife: 1. Catherine Biller |
| | Wife: 2. Rebecca Huntsberger |
| Unit: Co. C, 8th Battalion Virginia Reserves |
| Prior Service: Co. C, 97th Virginia Militia |
| Rebecca Huntsberger was actually Rebecca Helsley Huntsberger. She married (1) John R. Hansberger and then married Nicholas Tusing. Unsure if divorce or John's death caused her 2nd marriage, but when she lived with Nicholas, Rebecca's son, Aaron Hansberger was listed in the 1880 census as a "stepson" in the Nicholas Tusing household. |
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| TUSING, SAMUEL |
| born: 10 Oct 1813 | died: 2 Apr 1894 |
| buried: Flat Rock Brethren Cemetery, Forestville | Wife: Rebecca Tusing |
| Enlisted: 17 Oct 1864, Camp Lee, near Richmond | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. L, 10th Virginia Infantry |
| Treated for gunshot wound in left arm about Feb 1865, Chimborazo Hospital, Richmond; furloughed 3 Mar 1865 for 40 days |
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| TUSING, SOLOMON |
| born: 9 Apr 1819 | died: 15 Nov 1890 |
| buried: Morning Star Lutheran Church Cemetery, Orkney Springs | Wife: Helena Rupert |
| Unit: Co. C, 8th Battalion Virginia Reserves |
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| TUSSING, JOHN |
| Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Postwar rosters only |
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| TYSINGER, DAVID |
| born: 27 Feb 1824, near Zion Meeting House, Shenandoah County | died: 23 Feb 1902 |
| occupation: millwright | resided Shenandoah County |
| buried: Union Forge Church Cemetery, near Edinburg |
| Parents: John & Catherine Tysinger | Wife: Seatta Virginia Fry |
| Enlisted: 25 Mar 1862, Woodstock | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Enlisted: 1 May 1862, New Market | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
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| TYSINGER, ISAAC |
| born: 13 Apr 1822 | Killed in action: 6 May 1864, Todd's Tavern |
| buried: Tisinger Cemetery, near Edinburg | Wife: Rebecca Shipe |
| Enlisted: 15 Jun 1861, Edinburg | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. C, 7th Virginia Cavalry |
| Enlisted: 1 Aug 1863, Culpeper | Rank: private |
| Unit: Co. K, 12th Virginia Cavalry |
| Employed by Regimental Quartermaster's Department as Wagon Master and Grain Agent from 1 May - 22 Jul 1862, at which time he was dismissed |
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