HANKS

Creed HANKS was born on December 4, 1836 in VA. He married Minerva Jane (--?--) circa 1868. He died on January 9, 1923 at age 86; buried in the Oakland United Methodist Church Cemetery in Carroll Co., VA.

He began military service on April 27, 1862 in Crumps enlisting in the 8th VA CAV.

Private Co. C. Enlisted 4/27/1862 at Crumps. Gov't agent at Dublin in 7/62 at age 24. Harness maker at Dublin 7/1/64.  Served in QM Dept. at Dublin Depot in 1/65.  Resided Carroll County. Brother to Henry, Martin and Orville (4th VA INF Reserves)

 

 

Enoch HANKS was born in 1824 in VA.  He died in 1898 in Carroll Co., VA; Buried in the Morris Cemetery in Carroll Co., VA.

He began military service on February 21, 1863 in Carroll Co., VA, enlisting in the 17th VA INF as private.

Born in 1824, Enoch was the son of John and Selia Hanks.  He was a farmer listed on the 1860 Carroll Co. Census

Enlisted 2/21/63 in Carroll Co. as a Private in Co. E. Enoch was captured in Dinwiddie Co. on 3/31/65 and sent to Point Lookout. He was released on 6/3/65 after taking the oath of allegiance to the US.

 

 

George W. HANKS was born on March 20, 1833 in VA. He married Margaret S. ? circa 1858. He died on January 25, 1885 in Carroll Co., VA, at age 51; cause of death "asthma,"  age listed as 51 years, 10 months and 5 days.

He began military service on March 12, 1863 in Red Sulphur Springs, VA, enlisting in Co. E of the 45th VA INF.

Co. E. (from Carrol Co.) Enlisted 3/12/1863 at Red Sulphur Springs and discharged 6/15/63 from chronic bronchitis. Age 30, 6'2, blue eyes, auburn hair. He died in Carroll Co. on 1/25/85 at the age of 51 years, 10 months, 5 days. He was described as Age 30, 6'2, blue eyes, auburn hair in June, 1863. He ended military service on June 15, 1863; Discharged because of chronic bronchitis.

 

 

Henry Friel HANKS was born on May 19, 1839 in VA. He married L. E. MABERRY on July 21, 1875. He died on October 18, 1927 at age 88; buried in the Oakland United Methodist Church Cemetery in Carroll Co., VA.

He began military service on April 27, 1862 in Crumps, VA enlisting in the 8th VA CAV, Co. C. as a private.  Deserted 10/20/64.  POW paroled Appomattox C. H. on 4/9/65. In Camp Lee Soldier's Home after war. Resided Carroll County.  Brother to Creed, Martin and Orville

 

 

Martin HANKS was born on January 31, 1832 in Carroll Co., VA. He died on July 7, 1917 in Carroll Co., VA, at age 85; buried in the Oakland United Methodist Church Cemetery in Carroll Co., VA.

He was Farmer in 1850 in Carroll Co., VA. He began military service on April 27, 1862 in Crumps, VA enlisting in the 8th VA INF, Co. C as a private.

     Detailed to carry mail on 7/15/63.

     Mail contract without soldier's wages.

     Resided in Carroll County. Brother to Creed, Henry and Orville (4th VA INF Reserves)

From 29th VA INF by Alderman-p. 109    

     Co. D. He enlisted 6/1/61 in Carroll but never mustered with the company. He was dropped from the rolls in 1862 and later served in the 8th VA CAV.

 

 

Orville HANKS was born on May 18, 1846 in VA. He married Sarah ZACHARY circa 1870. He died on October 23, 1925 at age 79; buried in the Oakland United Methodist Church Cemetery in Carroll Co., VA.  He began military service circa 1863 enlisting in 4th VA INF (Reserves), Co. F, K.  Listed on Master Index of VA Soldiers, 15.  He was a farmer on April 5, 1874 in Carroll Co., VA.

 

 

 

HARRISON

Union Veteran

John J. HARRISON; son of Batteal and Elizabeth Scott Harrison was born in 1824 in OH. He married Cynthia Ann SHUFFLEBARGER, daughter of Isaac SHUFFLEBARGER and Mary Elizabeth SURFACE, on September 15, 1850 in Fayette Co., OH. He began military service circa 1861.  John died in service of the Union Army. He died on June 11, 1863 in Augusta, GA.

 

 

 

HOWELL

Anderson T. HOWELL was born in 1843 in Floyd Co., VA.

He began military service on September 16, 1861 in Floyd Court-House, Floyd Co., VA  enlisting in the 54th VA INF, Co. B.  Left sick at Temple Hill per 2/28/1862 muster. Died on 4/2/1862 at home in Floyd County. He died on April 2, 1862 in Floyd Co., VA.

 

 

Asa HOWELL was born in 1839 in Floyd Co., VA. He died on August 13, 1861 in Manassas, VA; Cause of death-fever.  Age given as 25.

He began military service on May 16, 1861 in Floyd Court-House, Floyd Co., VA enlisting in the 24th VA INF, Co. A.  22,  farmer, Died Aug 13, 1861 at Manassas.   .

 

 

Burdine Tolliver HOWELL was born in 1844 in Floyd Co., VA. He married Mary Jane LAWRENCE on December 29, 1873.  He lived after 1923 in Girard, KS; Living in Girard, KS at time of 50th wedding anniversary. He died after 1923.

He began military service on November 1, 1862 in Floyd Court-House, Floyd Co., VA enlisting in the 54th VA INF, Co. B, as 2nd Corporal. 

     Present on 12/31/62 as private.

     Present on 12/31/1863 as 4th Corporal, to which rank he was appointed on 9/25/1863.  Absent sick in Floyd Co. from 11/16/1864 by order of medical board as 2nd Corporal.

     Age 21, farm laborer, 1860 Floyd County Census. Resident of Floyd County.  Moved to Girard, Kansas postwar.

     

Letter From a Former Floyd Man

(The following letter was written to Mrs. A. J. Huff, of Roanoke, by her uncle B. T. Howell, of Kansas, brother of the late Col. P. T. Howell, of town.  This will interest many of our readers as Mr. Howell was born and raised here, and most of our older folks still remember him.-Ed.)

 

My Dear Neice:

   I will write a few lines.  At this time, we and all our children, so far as we know , are well.  Our children are scattered.  We have two daughters living here in Girard, both married.  Four daughters in Tulsa, Oklahoma, three of them married.  One son in Colorado.  He is married and has a small family.  One single son in California.

   We are having fine weather here now but don't know how soon it may storm.  Crops were good here this year, but business is dull.  Not much building being done or property changing hand.

   I am not able to do much any more.  I got my hip broken two years ago and cannot do much.  Can get a round some without a crutch but am losing my energy fast.  But I should not grumble for am now in my 79th year and on Dec. 29, wife and I will have been married fifty years.  We did think of having all of our children with us at that time but it's doubtful.

   Now, we do not think it extraordinary that we have lived to our fiftieth anniversary, but it is rather uncommon.  We are each the only living representative of our father's family.  We have raised eight children, all stout, hearty men and women and have never had a death in the family.  So we have more to be thankful for than to (?) him about.

   Please tell if your uncles on your mother's side are living.

    Wife's health is reasonably good.  She was 74 last August.  We both are going down the hill slope of time-not many more years to live at the most.

   Love and best wishes to all.

                       B. T. Howell

                       South Summit

                       Girard, Kansas circa 1923 in South Summit, Girard, KS.

 

 

Caleb HOWELL was born in 1829. He lived in 1855 in Carroll Co., VA. He married Eliza Melvina HOWELL, daughter of Alexander HOWELL and Timandra DOBYNS, on March 11, 1858 in Floyd Co., VA.  He died in 1894

He began military service circa 1861 in Carroll Co., VA enlisting in the 51st VA INF, Co. H..

 

 

Dillard C. HOWELL was born in 1841 in Floyd Co., VA.

He began military service on March 14, 1862 in Floyd Court-House, Floyd Co., VA enlisting in the 24th VA INF, Co. A.  Deserted Feb 20, 1863; arrested Feb 25, 1863; captured at Burkeville Apr 6, 1865; released from Point Lookout Jun 13, 1865.

           He was described as 5'10" fair complexion, light hair, grey eyes in 1865.

 

 

Joseph HOWELL was born in 1836 in Floyd Co., VA.

He began military service on May 16, 1861 in Floyd Court-House, Floyd Co., VA enlisting in the 24th VA INF, Co. A.  25; farmer.  Absent sick summer 1861-Feb 21, 1862 with typhoid fever.  Wounded at Second Manassas; detailed for light duty with home guard at Floyd.  Admitted Chimborazo Mar 13, 1865 with rheumatism, transferred Mar 16, 1865.

 

 

Larkin T. HOWELL was born in 1846 in Floyd Co., VA.

He began military service on March 1, 1863 in Floyd Co., VA enlisting in the 25th VA CAV, Co. E.  Mounted

himself May 1, 1863.  In Russell with disabled horse Jun 18, 1863 but back by Apr. 1864 roll.  Wounded in Action July 3, 1864.  Deserter Dec 2, 1864 per Department of WV and East TN records, but Present again by Dec. 1864.  Post War Record states Wounded in Action at Shepperdstown.  Resident of Floyd Co., VA.

 

 

Lorenzo Dow HOWELL was born in 1826 in Floyd Co., VA. He married Mary MCDANIEL on February 16, 1849 in Montgomery Co., VA. He was Carpenter between 1853 and 1860 in Pulaski Co., VA. He began military service on March 13, 1862 Civil War Veteran.  Enlisted 4th VA INF

Howell, Lorenzo D.: Co. C (March 13, 1862); captured at the Wilderness, May 5, 1864; died Aug. 21, 1864, at Point Lookout Prison, Md. He died on August 21, 1864 in Point Lookout POW Prison, Md.

 

 

Mazarine Charman HOWELL born in 1842; died on July 26, 1862 in Chesapeake General Hospital, Chesapeake Co., VA

He began military service on August 31, 1861 in Mason's Hill, VA enlisting in the 24th VA INF, Co. A.  Wounded and captured at Williamsburg; died Jul 26, 1862 in Chesapeake General Hospital.  Never Married.

 

 

Col. Peradine Tillman HOWELL was also known as Col. Tip HOWELL. He was born on May 18, 1839 in Floyd Co., VA;  married Adaline CARTER circa 1865; died on August 19, 1919 in Floyd Co., VA, at age 80; Buried in the Howell Cemetery on the Frances Harmon Land, Floyd Co., VA

He began military service on September 16, 1861 in Floyd C. H., VA enlisted in the 54th VA INF, Co. B. as Sgt.

            3rd Sgt./1st Sgt./3rd Lt., Co. B.

            Enlisted on Sep 16, 1861 at Floyd C. H.

            Present on Feb 28, 1862 muster,

            Absent on Reenlistment furlough on Mary 1, 1862 muster roll as 3rd Sgt.

            Present on Dec 31, 1862 muster roll as 1st Sgt.

            Elected 3rd Lt. on Feb 9, 1863

            Present on Dec 31, 1863 and Feb 28, 1865 musters

            Resident of Floyd Co., Postwar Treasurer of Floyd Co., Justice of the Peace and Mayor of Floyd Co. C. H.

             

 

Rutherford A. HOWELL was born in 1834 in Floyd Co., VA. He married Susan PUGH on September 19, 1854 in Floyd Co., VA.

He began military service on April 6, 1863 in Floyd Court-House, Floyd Co., VA when he was conscripted in 24th VA INF, Co. A.  28, carpenter, Admitted Chimborazo Sep 28, 1861 (3?) with debility; furloughed Oct 13, 1861 (3?)

Detailed for light duty in Floyd 2/1864; discharged from service Oct 1864

            He was described as Height: 5' 11", Fair Complexion, grey eyes, light hair in October, 1863.

 

 

 

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