22 Sunday Mar 2015
Posted in Big Harts Creek, Civil War
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129th Regiment Virginia Militia, Appalachia, Barney Carter, Cain Adkins, civil war, Edward Garrett, genealogy, history, Isaac G. Gartin, Jake Adkins, U.S. South
Barney Carter’s company, 129th Regiment Virginia Militia, 1861
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This James White may be from my maternal grandmother’s side. Is there a way to find records of his parents, family, etc?
It would require some digging, but I believe it could be proven, yes.
Hi, Donna. You’re absolutely correct and I knew that. How did I type it incorrectly? I have no idea. Hopefully, you found something of value in all of my other information. Thanks again.
I didn’t mean for you to delete what you had up there. I found it very interesting. I went back to show my children and now it is not there. I was wanting to show it to my children so hopefully you will put it all back up. Thanks.
It’s still there. I didn’t take the information down. I just corrected the error.
Very proud of my great-great grandfather.. And my heritage!