 | George Riley Clifton
was working as a laborer in Russell County when he enlisted at the age
of 19. He was a Private in Company K. George was captured 12 May
1864 at Spotsylvania Court House.He was listed
as a POW at Point Lookout from `8 May 1864 to 30 June 1864, and as a
POW
at Elmira 24 August 1864 to 21 March 1865. He had
contracted
pneumonia and died there. He was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,
grave # 1538 or 1823.
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| James McDonald Cole
was living in Smyth County when he enlisted at the age of 24 on
18 May 1861. He was a Private in Company D. Two fingers were shot
off his right hand during the Battle of Manassas, 28 August - 30
August 1862. He was medically retired 27 October 1864.. James McDonald
Cole was age 51 and living in Smyth County, 16 April 1888.
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| Thomas Cole
enlisted, in Company K on 2 July 1863. He was wounded in action by a
gunshot in his right leg, fracturing the lower third of his thigh,
on 3 July 1863 in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. He was captured
4-5 July 1863, there in a field hospital. |
| James V. Dungan
was a farmer when he enlisted at Seven Miles Ford, Smyth County on 1
July 1861. He 48 at the time he began serving in Company D. He was a
1st Sgt. He was present until 15 October 1861. He was absent, sick 1
March 1862 through 30 April 1862. He was discharged with
disability in October 1862 . James V. Dungan died about 1865.
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| James W. Dungan
was a carpenter before he enlisted and became a Private in Company D.
He enlisted at age 25 in the field , Smyth County. on 5 April
1862. He was present 20 April 1862 and 13 November 1862. He was in the
hospital in Charlottsville from 13 February 1863 to 14 February 1863
Unfit for duty, detailed, nurse and yardmaster, Charolettesville, 16
February 1863 through 31 January 1865.
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| John R. Dungan was
a 17 year old student in the 1860 census. By age 18 he had enlisted on
18 May 1861 at Seven Miles Ford, Smyth County. He was a 5th
Sergeant in Company D. John was present through 15 October
1861. He was hospitalized sick, near Winchester 4 February 1862
through 28 February 1862. He was reduced to private by 22 March 1863
when he was hospitalized with typhoid fever in Charlottsville
until 1 April 1863, when he died.
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| Thomas W. Dungan
was listed in the 1860 census as a 23 year old teacher residing in
Smyth County.
Thomas enlisted in the 48th Infantry, Company D as a Private,
joining in the field at Seven Mile Ford. He was present on 30
November 1862.Thomas W. Dungan had been promoted to 1st Sergeant
by 2 July 1863 when he was Killed In Action, "shot by a minnie ball in
the head," at Gettysburg, Pa.
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| Hugh J. Dye
was listed as a laborer in Washington County in the 1860 census. At the
age of 25 he enlisted in the 48th Infantry in Abingdon, Washington
County. Hugh was a Private in Company F on 15 June 1861 and was
present through 15 October 1861. He was hospitalized in Lynchburg, 1
April through 30 April 1862. "Took sick about about 1 July" 1864
and sent to Lynchburg. On 9 May 1903, Hugh J. Dye was living in
Washington County.
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