Burnet County, TX - Military: Civil War, muster Roll for Pearl, Henry, 1864

Saturday, May 20, 2000



Submitted by;  burtwyat@ctesc.net  (Frederica Wyatt)

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              Muster Roll for Henry Pearl, 1864



Name & Rank:  Pearl, Henry, 4th Corp., 1st Class

Comm. Off:    Morgan, George, Capt.

Organ:        Co.H, 1st Regt., Tex.Inf., 3rd Brig.,

              Col.Chambers commdg., TST

Enlist:       Mar.16-64 at Camp Magruder for 6 mos.

              unless sooner disch.



(too dim      Age 48

 to read)      

              R&F 99; En.&Mus.Off. Maj.J.C.Carter;

              last pd. F.7-64; Co.sta.at Camp Roberts

              Ap.7-64; 2 names illegible; 1 MR dtd.

              Mar.16-64.  Furloughed for 3 mos. from

              Mar.1 to Ap.1- '64 [?].



        Reproduced from the holdings of the Texas State Archives



Frederica's notes:



Henry E. Pearl, a son of William and Elizabeth Aikman Pearl, was born 1816 in Kentucky,

and died 1891, in Llano County, Texas.  He is buried in the WRight's Creek Cemetery just

north of Llano, Texas.



He came to Texas in 1860 with a brother, John A. Pearl, and a sister, Jane Pearl.  They,

along with some of John's family, settled on the Colorado River in Burnet County, Texas.

Their home is now covered by the waters of Lake Buchanan.  Some of the family moved to

Kimble County in 1875, and Henry was selected as first Commissioner from the Saline

Precinct in the latter county.

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