Miscellaneous Manry Family Information -- Fulton County, Arkansas
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John Manry is buried in the Manry Cemetery in Agnos, Fulton Co. Arkansas,
Richard Manry is buried in the Flower Mound cemetery Denton Co. Texas
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JOHN MANRY
COMPANY C. FRISTOE'S REGIMENT
MISSOURI CAVALRY.
(CONFEDERATE)
PRIVATE, CARD NUMBER 44181938
JOHN MANRY IS FOUND ON THE MUSTER AND DESCRIPTIVE ROLL OF PRISONERS OF WAR
BELONGING TO THE ARMY OF THE NORTHERN SUB-DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS, AND
SURRENDERED ON THE 11TH DAY OF MAY, 1865, BY BRIGADIER GENERAL M. JEF.
THOMPSON, CSA., COMMANDING SAID ARMY, TO MAJOR GENERAL G.M. DODGE, USA
COMMANDING DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSOURI.

PAROLED AT JACKSONPORT, ARKANSAS, JUNE 5, 1865
WHERE ENLISTED: MISSOURI
AGE 43 YRS;   EYES: BLUE;   HAIR; DARK
COMPLEXION DARK;   HEIGHT: 5 FT. 7 IN.
WHERE BORN;  TENNESSEE
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RICHARD MANRY
COMPANY C. FRISTOE'S REGIMENT
MISSOURI CAVALRY
PRIVATE
CARD NUMBER 44181939
RICHARD MANRY PVT. CO.C, FRISTOES, REG'T MISSOURI CAV. APPEARS ON A MUSTER
DESCRIPTIVE ROLL OF PRISONERS OF WAR BELONGING TO THE ARMY OF THE NORTHERN
SUB-DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS, AND SURRENDERED ON THE 11TH DAY OF MAY, 1865, BY
BRIGADIER GENERAL M. JEFF. THOMPSON, C.S.A., COMMANDING SAID ARMY, TO MAJOR
GENERAL G.M. DODGE. U.S.A., COMMANDING DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSOURI.

PAROLED  AT JACKSONPORT, ARKANSAS, JUNE 5, 1865.
WHERE ENLISTED   FULTON, ARK
AGE 36 YRS; EYES BLACK;  HAIR DARK
COMPLEXION DARK;   HEIGHT 5 FEET 7 INCHES
WHERE BORN NORTH CAROLINA
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Charlene BEATTY BEAUCHAMP [L. 272]
Odessa, Texas