1897
J.F. Smith, Caldwell, Texas is requesting someone to help identify
him for pension purposes. He states he was a member of Co. C, 21st
Texas Calvary, Carter's Brigade
1899
George Lawrence, over 50 broke both of his legs in an accident with
his horse. He is an old confederate solider and well-known in Merle
area of Burleson Co.
1900
J.M. King moved to Burleson Co. in 1853 and built Burleson County's
first brick courthouse. He is a Confederate veteran.
Friday, January 23, 1914
Birthday Celebration
M.D. Smith, 76 years, "He was a Confederate Veteran and was
in the battle of Shiloh.
Friday, April 3, 1914
Birthday Celebration
W.H. Jenkins, 76 years "Served all through Confederate Army,
being a memeber of Terry's Texas Rangers." Born March 31,1838.
Friday, January 31, 1919
50th Wedding Anniversary Celebration
C.W.F. Windel "Joined the confederate Army, in Walker's Division,
Co. C, 16th Texas and served until war closed."
Friday, July 4, 1930
100th Birthday Celebration
Rev. Charlie Carr, "He enlisted in Civil War and became 2nd
Lieutenant. He was fighting for Federal Forces." Born June
22, 1830.
Friday, November 15, 1934
Visitor to Caldwell
James R. Pollack, 89 years, "He enlisted from Burleson County
at age of 16, joined 10th Regiment at Galveston under command of Col. RogerQ.
Mills and was active four years of strife."
September 8, 1938
Mrs. Theodocia Williams Calvin, age 77, died Sept. 1, 1938 and was buried at Providence Cemetery. She was the daughter of M.M. Williams. Williams, her father was killed in the battle of Chicamagua during the Civil War.
December 8, 1938
Mrs. Mary Dunn Ward, age 89 died December 1, 1938. She
was the widow of the late L.D. Ward, who died of wounds received
in Civil War. She was buried at Providence Cemetery.
Last Update Monday, 07-May-2018 17:56:17 CDT
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County Coordinator:
Gayle Triller
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