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This is a listing of known Warren County Veterans.
Civil War
1st Battalion Virginia Calvary
ROY, McCarty D.: McCarty served first in the War of 1812 while
he was very young. He lived in Front Royal. McCarty Enlisted in
the Civil War, with his horse, March 1861 by G.W. Myers. McCarty
served in Company A of the 1st Battalion, VA. Cav. On May
24, 1862 Both McCarty and his horse were killed. His burlial
place has not been located by family members.
Donated by: Betty Smith
ROY, Richard Benton was born in Front Royal, Warren County, Va.
Enlisted
April 1861 at Harpers Ferry by Capt. Bowen. Richard
served in Company I, 2nd Regiment, Va. Infantry. He was wounded
on March 1862 at Kernstown and was cripples the rest of his life.
Richard
is buried in Confederate Circle at Arlington National Cemetery.
Donated by: Betty Smith
Daniel Robinson served in Co. D, 4th VA Inf.
He was brother to George W. Robinson
submitted by: Patricia
Weachter
7th Virginia Calvary
ROY,Thomas M. Enlisted June 1861 at Conrad Store in Front Royal,
Warren County, Va. by Capt. T. H. Buck. Served in Company E, 7th Va.
Cavalry. Thomas was captured at the Battle of Antietam and was
released at Winchester, Va. April 1865. He lived out his life in
Front Royal and is buried in Prospect Cemetery there.
Donated by: Betty Smith
George W. Robinson was in the 7th VA. Calv., Co.
E.
He served as a blacksmith.
submitted by: ggggranddaughter Patricia
Weachter
8th Battalion Virginia Reserves
(1st Battalion Valley Reserves)
STINSON, William F.:William enlisted in Company A (the Warren
Reserves)
of the 8th Battalion Virginia Reserves
(also known as the 1st Battalion Valley Reserves under Major William
A. J. Miller)
on September 19, 1864, at Front Royal. Company A was organized on July
19, 1864
and commanded by Captain D.W. Ridgeway.
WILLIAMS,William, PVT. Company E, 12th Virginia Calvalry, Rosser's Laurel Brigade
TURNER, James Calvin Company I. He was killed May 6, 1864 at
the Wilderness.
Submitted by great great granddaughter Ursula
Ross
THOMPSON , Elliott Duncan of Bentonville, Warren
County, VA. He served in Co. B, 17th
Virginia Regular Infantry, Corse's Brigade of the Warren Rifles from
April
1861 through the close of the war. He was wounded at Antietam
and returned
home briefly before returning to rejoin his unit.
Donated by: Jane Thompson Lewis
COLLINS, JAMES WILSON was born May 31, 1834 in Shenandoah County,
VA. He was a resident of Front Royal all his life. He served in Company
A, 23rd Virginia Calvary. Lieutenant James W. Collins' name is
enscribed on the Confederate Monument in front of the Warren County Courthouse.
He died in Alberton, Baltimore County, MD on October 4, 1906. His brother,
CHARLES
WILLIAM COLLINS served also as a Private and is buried at Prospect
Hill Cemetery.
Donated by: Sherry Young
HEFLIN BROTHER From Linden
HEFLIN, John Thomas PVT. 38th VA, LightArtillery-Striblings
Battery
Jonas Baker served in Harmon's Company.
He was George W. Robinson's sister's husband.
submitted by: Patricia Weachter
43rd VA Cav. Mosby's Rangers
HEFLIN BROTHERS From Linden
HEFLIN,William A. PVT. 43rd VA Cav. Mosby's Rangers.
HEFLIN, Luther Rice PVT. 43rd VA, Transferred to the 38th VA,
Light Arillery-Striblings Battery
KENNY,William Disen Kenney , Mosby's Rangers...
William was my gggrandfather he was born March 1842 died 1920...
he was married to Helen Seletha Harrell...
their marriage took place in Warren County at Chester Gap..
My great-great grandfather James F. HAWES served in Mosby's Rangers.
He died on June 25, 1928
submitted by : BigFatRock@aol.com
Thomas William FRISTOE was Killed in Action on 31 May 1862 at the Battle
of Seven Pines, Henrico Co., VA. He served with the Confederate
Army as
a Pvt. in the 49th Inf., Co. D. He was born to Catherine (DuBois)
and
Silas Fristoe on 20 Sep. 1826 in Warren Co., VA. He married Elizabeth
Skelton on 25 Dec. 1849 in Warren Co., VA. The couple had 5 children:
Lucy Botts, James Compton, John Milton, Thomas William, and Sarah "Sally"
Catherine.
Submitted by his Maternal Great-Great Granddaughter
Martha D. Bush-Blocker