CSA veterans living in Webster Co KY in 1911

Contributed to the Webster County KYGenWeb Archives by Carole Palmer
26 Jul 1999


These ex-Confederate soldiers living in Webster County in 1911, were
members of Lafayette Hall Chapter, named for L.B. Hall, a gallant
cavalryman under General Forest.

L.B. Hall, born May 4th, 1843, served as County Judge of Webster for 25
years.  He served 4 years during the Civil War.  L.B. Hall died August
14th, 1903.  He married Martha Williams who died 1904.

David Martin             71                  Clay
John Rudy                70                  Providence
Lew Mattingly            65                  Blackford
J.B. Link                66                  Dixon
W.R. Hall                67                  Slaughters
W.F. Hall                69                  Slaughters
R.S. Mitchell            69                  Slaughters
Joseph O. Byrum          69                  Slaughters
Jas. A. David            67                  Providence
N.B. Waggoner            63                  Dixon
P.A. Eastwood            69                  Sebree
M.B. James               66                  Sebree
Jas. Vaughn              66                  Providence
Gid Hubbard              66                  Dixon
J.C. Smith               66                  Dixon
Jas. T. Nichols          66                  Providence
J.M. McGill              72                  Clay
W.D. Webb                72                  Clay
W.B. Humphreys           77                  Clay
J.H. Byrum               72                  Nebo
J.B. Mitchell            65                  Dixon
M.N. Monroe              65                  Providence
W.A. Crow                64                  Providence
Thos. L. Lewis           65                  Providence
J.B. Taylor              65                  Dixon
D.W. Baldwin                                 Blackford
W.H. Hall                67                  Boxville
R.V. Measles             70                  Providence
Dan Hoggard (col.)                           Providence           


These additional comments were on the page:

Marking the graves of five daughters with an impressive ceremony (Founders of our Chapter):

Helen Gibbs              Trafton McClain
Miss Mary Bunch
Miss Emma Tanner
Miss Lucy Beverly
Mrs. Given Rudy

Have as project for Jubilee money set aside to mark five graves of
Revolutionary soldiers for coming years.  (Names sent in last year)

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This list was found at the Kentucky Historical Society Library in the
Webster County file. It was a typed list, indicating it
was not prepared in 1911. 

Judge L.B. Hall's Perrin's biography is online at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~kywebste/biogs/biogs8.htm#4


This copy contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Carole Palmer
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