Confederate States Army John McNulty He Gave His All JOHN MCNULTY was born Bef. 1820. He married MARTHA STEELE, daughter of ALEXANDER STEELE and LUCY. She was born November 06, 1820. JOHN MCNULTY: He died in New Orleans from battle wounds. Burial: New Orleans Cemetary Military service: Killed fighting in the Civil War Nationality: Irish Child of JOHN MCNULTY and MARTHA STEELE is: i. ARCHABALD BUCHANAN STEELE2 MCNULTY, b. May 16, 1860, Little Rock, Arkansas; d. January 03, 1918, Austin, Texas; m. ARMINTA EBALINE SANDERS, March 24, 1902, Roby, Fisher, Texas; b. January 31, 1883, Texas; d. November 09, 1979, Knox City, Knox County, Texas. Abner Absolem Massagee He Gave His All ABNER ABSOLEM MASSAGEE was born Abt. 1825 in Lincoln Co., NC, and died May 16, 1864 in Petersburg, VA in action for Confederacy in Civil War. He married (1) BESSIE ELIZABETH LEONARD January 05, 1848 in Lincoln County, NC, daughter of JACOB LEONARD and ANNA SHUFORD. She was born Abt. 1827 in Lincoln Co., NC. He married (2) BARBARA E GILBERT October 27, 1862 in Lincoln County, NC, daughter of GEORGE GILBERT and SARAH. She was born Abt. 1827. More About ABNER ABSOLEM MASSAGEE: Burial: In Mass Grave in Blandford Cemetery, Petersburg, VA Smith Isaac Massegee During the Civil War,the Union soldiers ransacked and burned Barryville, the county seat of Carroll County, Arkansas. It included the court house and all the records. Smith Isaac's had joined the Confederate Army there and we are not sure of the date. However, his name appears on the Company Muster Roll of Company A, Crawford's Battalion, Arkansas Calvary on March 17 to June 30, 1863. The value of his horse was placed at $200.00 and equipment at $25.00. However there is a notation at the bottom of this form which states; "NOTE: all of the officers and men of this company enlisted in the infantry regiment under command of Charles W. Adams, known as Adam's Reg't. T. M. A., August 9, 1862, and by special order of Leut. Gen. Holms, all of the men of that regiment were transferred to the command of Gen. Cabell of which this is a part." This implies that Smith enlisted in the Confederate Infantry on August 9, 1962. His serial number was 44802425. On October 12, 1865, Smith took his oath of Amnesty in Fannin County, Texas. He was in several battles, including the Battle of Shiloh* More About Smith Isaac Massegee: Military service: Confederate Army Oath of Amnesty: October 12, 1865 Died: 1877 Jack County, Texas Burial: Coontown Cemetery near Savoy, Fannin County, Texas *Reference--Fact Fancy Legend by R. R. Massegee James A. Bailey More About James A. Bailey Military service: Confederate Army Died: August 24, 1865 Burial: Masonic Section of Quinlin Cemetery, Quinlin, Hunt County, Texas Texas State Troops Captain Robert's Company 1st PrecinctJack County Texas Benjamin Sanders, 2nd Lt. Joshua Daniel Sanders, Private Joseph Fowler, Private Daniel Gage, Private Alexander Sanders, Private Jonathan Sanders, Private Texas State Cavalry Company H Lanes Regiment Hardy B. Brittain Military service: Enlisted in Confederate Army on March 9, 1862 Died: April 5, 1914, Kingston, Oklahoma p> Blockers Company Fagans Brigade John D. Dunlap Military service: 1863-1865 Died: March 1900 She Also Served Mary Frances Massagee Dunlap Wife of John D. Dunlap Military service: Confederate Army Nurse from 1863-1865 Died: October 22, 1923 in Confederate Soldiers Home, Little Rock, AR Buried: Oakland Cemetery, Little Rock, AR Notes: She received a Confederate soldiers pension in the amount of $50.00 per year, payable annually in September, from 1902 until her death. Next Site WWI Thanks for coming by to visit. You are visitor To Travel around my site you may use my site directory below. Menu Genealogy Section [Genealogy Homepage]~ [Surnames]~ [Searchable Ged4Web Indexs]~ [Civil War]~[World War I]~[World War II]~[Military Service] ~[Knox City Graduates]~ [Sanders Descendents]~ [Massagee Descendents]~ [McNulty Descendents]~ [Family Photos]~ [Lightfoot Family]~ [Sarah Sanders]~ [Bennett McNulty Family]~ [Joyce Smith]~ [Louis McNulty Family]~ [Oscar McNulty Family]~ [Martha McNulty Dickey]~ [Brittain Reunions]~ [Sanders Family]~ [More Sanders]~ [Massagee Family] ~ [Minty]~ Minty's Family] Family Section [Home]~ [About Me]~ [My Quilt Show]~ [Certificates Awards Webrings]~ [My Cows]~ [Camping] This site created by Dawn Arliss Brittain. Copyright© 2000-2002 All rights reserved. This site is hosted by Geocities. Get your free home page today.
He Gave His All JOHN MCNULTY was born Bef. 1820. He married MARTHA STEELE, daughter of ALEXANDER STEELE and LUCY. She was born November 06, 1820. JOHN MCNULTY: He died in New Orleans from battle wounds. Burial: New Orleans Cemetary Military service: Killed fighting in the Civil War Nationality: Irish Child of JOHN MCNULTY and MARTHA STEELE is: i. ARCHABALD BUCHANAN STEELE2 MCNULTY, b. May 16, 1860, Little Rock, Arkansas; d. January 03, 1918, Austin, Texas; m. ARMINTA EBALINE SANDERS, March 24, 1902, Roby, Fisher, Texas; b. January 31, 1883, Texas; d. November 09, 1979, Knox City, Knox County, Texas.
JOHN MCNULTY: He died in New Orleans from battle wounds. Burial: New Orleans Cemetary Military service: Killed fighting in the Civil War Nationality: Irish
Child of JOHN MCNULTY and MARTHA STEELE is: i. ARCHABALD BUCHANAN STEELE2 MCNULTY, b. May 16, 1860, Little Rock, Arkansas; d. January 03, 1918, Austin, Texas; m. ARMINTA EBALINE SANDERS, March 24, 1902, Roby, Fisher, Texas; b. January 31, 1883, Texas; d. November 09, 1979, Knox City, Knox County, Texas.
He Gave His All ABNER ABSOLEM MASSAGEE was born Abt. 1825 in Lincoln Co., NC, and died May 16, 1864 in Petersburg, VA in action for Confederacy in Civil War. He married (1) BESSIE ELIZABETH LEONARD January 05, 1848 in Lincoln County, NC, daughter of JACOB LEONARD and ANNA SHUFORD. She was born Abt. 1827 in Lincoln Co., NC. He married (2) BARBARA E GILBERT October 27, 1862 in Lincoln County, NC, daughter of GEORGE GILBERT and SARAH. She was born Abt. 1827. More About ABNER ABSOLEM MASSAGEE: Burial: In Mass Grave in Blandford Cemetery, Petersburg, VA
ABNER ABSOLEM MASSAGEE was born Abt. 1825 in Lincoln Co., NC, and died May 16, 1864 in Petersburg, VA in action for Confederacy in Civil War. He married (1) BESSIE ELIZABETH LEONARD January 05, 1848 in Lincoln County, NC, daughter of JACOB LEONARD and ANNA SHUFORD. She was born Abt. 1827 in Lincoln Co., NC. He married (2) BARBARA E GILBERT October 27, 1862 in Lincoln County, NC, daughter of GEORGE GILBERT and SARAH. She was born Abt. 1827. More About ABNER ABSOLEM MASSAGEE: Burial: In Mass Grave in Blandford Cemetery, Petersburg, VA
During the Civil War,the Union soldiers ransacked and burned Barryville, the county seat of Carroll County, Arkansas. It included the court house and all the records. Smith Isaac's had joined the Confederate Army there and we are not sure of the date. However, his name appears on the Company Muster Roll of Company A, Crawford's Battalion, Arkansas Calvary on March 17 to June 30, 1863. The value of his horse was placed at $200.00 and equipment at $25.00. However there is a notation at the bottom of this form which states; "NOTE: all of the officers and men of this company enlisted in the infantry regiment under command of Charles W. Adams, known as Adam's Reg't. T. M. A., August 9, 1862, and by special order of Leut. Gen. Holms, all of the men of that regiment were transferred to the command of Gen. Cabell of which this is a part." This implies that Smith enlisted in the Confederate Infantry on August 9, 1962. His serial number was 44802425. On October 12, 1865, Smith took his oath of Amnesty in Fannin County, Texas. He was in several battles, including the Battle of Shiloh* More About Smith Isaac Massegee: Military service: Confederate Army Oath of Amnesty: October 12, 1865 Died: 1877 Jack County, Texas Burial: Coontown Cemetery near Savoy, Fannin County, Texas *Reference--Fact Fancy Legend by R. R. Massegee
More About James A. Bailey Military service: Confederate Army Died: August 24, 1865 Burial: Masonic Section of Quinlin Cemetery, Quinlin, Hunt County, Texas
Military service: Enlisted in Confederate Army on March 9, 1862 Died: April 5, 1914, Kingston, Oklahoma
Military service: 1863-1865 Died: March 1900
Military service: Confederate Army Nurse from 1863-1865 Died: October 22, 1923 in Confederate Soldiers Home, Little Rock, AR Buried: Oakland Cemetery, Little Rock, AR Notes: She received a Confederate soldiers pension in the amount of $50.00 per year, payable annually in September, from 1902 until her death.
