CONFEDERATE BIOGRAPHY: - Smith County, TX

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Submitted by Mary Love Berryman - marylove@tyler.net
7 September 2001
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TEXANS WHO WORE THE GRAY by Sid S. Johnson

FLETCH S. ZACKERY.

Fletch S. Zackery was born March 12h, 1842 in the State of Alabama, 
removed to Texas in 1869 and settled in Tyler 1872.  Enlisted in Co. F 
12h Alabama Infantry at Tus­keegee and served 4 years in Rhodes Brigade 
in the Army of Virginia, surrendered at Appomatox in May, 1865, with 
Gen. Lee's Army. Was in the battles of Second Manassas, Frederickburg, 
Malvern Hill, Cold Harbor, Gettysburg and in the campaign around 
Pet­ersburg and Richmond.  He was always on the firing line.  In 1870 
he married Miss Mary F. Tennison.  Mr. Zackery is a business man of 
Tyler, and stands at the top round for integrity.   A good Con­federate 
soldier, a good citizen and loyal to the south. Post-office, Tyler, 
Texas.