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129th Regiment Virginia Militia, Barney Carter, Battle of Kanawha Gap, Chapmanville, civil war, Confederate Army, Emmazella Conley, genealogy, Henry Conley, history, John Dejernatte, Logan County, Maston Conley, Polly Conley, West Virginia, William H. Farley, William Patton Thompson
Maston Conley, son of Henry and Mary “Polly” (Thompson) Conley, is buried here. I descend from his uncles William H. Farley and William Patton Thompson. 11 January 2019
Maston Conley, “Confederate Soldier.” The cemetery is located in Chapmanville, Logan County, WV. Visitors must have permission from property owners in order to visit this location. 19 January 2019
Maston Conley, private in the 129th Virginia Militia, was a likely participant in the Battle of Kanawha Gap. The battle site is almost visible from the cemetery.
Brandon Ray Kirk 