James Andrew Page, Info from Pension Report, CSA - Conecuh/Butler Co., AL

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For anyone interested in James A.(Andrew) Page son of Curtis and Mary Wright 
Page, the following is information taken from his State of AL Archives file:
Full name: James Andrew Page, wife Nancy J. Wright AL. Butler roll, Civil War 
never lived in another state, Born Sepulga, Conecuh Co AL August 6, 1840, 
Enlisted in Evergreen on May 10, 1862 as Private with Hillards Legion , that 
became Co F of 60th. , Nick Stallworth, Captain and Sanford was Colonel, he 
fought in the Battles of Chickamauga, DrewsBluff, Beans Station and Petersburg 
Va. , was in the ditches for 9 months, , was wounded in the Battle of 
Chickamauga, TN and was captured on the retreat from Petersburg on April 7,  was 
held in Yankee prison for about 4 months and was discharged in Maryland by the 
Yankees, he served for 3 years as a soldier.

He was a registered voter in Precinct Beat 1 of Butler Co. Al. Farmer and on 
July 30, 1921 he was living with his son John T. Page, other children listed as 
living were, Mary Page Mixon, Garland Al, farmer, John T. Page, Garland , Al., 
farmer, Catherine (Cattie) M. Page Grace, Garland , farmer Amamda(Mandy) Page 
Georgiana, Al farmer and W. C. Page , Garland , Al. farmer. 

This was taken from a pension report given to him to fill out by Chas. E. 
McCall, chief Examiner of Accounts. Catherine Melissa (Cattie) Page was married 
to Thomas Columbus Grace