| MILITARY CONECUH COUNTY, ALABAMAThomasHawkins RWS of Conecuh County, AL Partial transcription of hisPension Application. Transcribed by
MaryAnn Nichols | TheConecuh Guards, CSA | ALKorean War Casualties | MusterRoll of Capt. E.W. Martin's Co., Miller Guards, Al Vol. 38th Reg., CSA | Appointmentof William Witherington, Jr.
AMississippi Territory Document
Signedby David Holmes, Governor, 1813 | 1907 Census of ConfederateVeterans
Residing in Monroe County,Alabama | | StephenPipkins Rev. War Pension Application | bounty land warrant applicationfile of Wilson Ashley | JamesAndrewPage CSA Pension Information
submitted by Kay Anderson
additional info submitted 3/2001 | Pensionapplication of Melissa Witherington, widow of Daniel Witherington | WilliamR. King
Lt. William R. King died of disease in Mexican War at Orizaba,Mexico in
1848 and his body returned home for burial at Bellville Baptist Church
Cemetery.
Submitted by Bill King | AlabamaCivil War Mesage Board | | | | CONECUH VETERANS
Civil War
World War I
World War II
Korea
Vietnam
Desert Storm
In Memory of
Sergeant William Michael Fields
( Mike Fields Class of 1965 Evergreen High School )
Let us not forget Sergeant William Michael Fields, casuality of theVietnam War. As a member of the Army Selective Service, SGT Fields servedour country until May 12th, 1969 in Binh Duong, South Vietnam. He was 22years old and was not married. William died from multiple fragmentationwounds.
His body was recovered. William was born on November 20th, 1946 inEvergreen, Alabama.SGT Fields is on panel 25W, line 068 of the Veterans Memorial Wall inWashington D.C. He served our country for one year. Submitted by; Kay Bryant Anderson
In Memory of
Corporal James Robert Hammonds
( Bobby Hammonds Class of 1964 Evergreen High School)Let us not forget Corporal James Robert Hammonds, casuality of the VietnamWar. As a member of the Marine Corps, CPL Hammonds served our country until
May 1st, 1968 in Quang Tri, South Vietnam. He was 21 years old andwas not married. James died from artillery fire. His body was recovered.James was born on July 28th, 1946 in Evergreen, Alabama. CPL Hammonds is on panel 53E, line 032 of the Veterans Memorial Wallin Washington D.C. He served our country for one year. Submitted by; Kay Bryant Anderson | | RevolutionaryWar Units
JimTaylor's 25thAlabama Infantry, Confederate States Army 41stAlabama Infantry CivilWar Rosters CompanyE & L, 4th Alabama Cavalry (Roddey's) Regiment, C.S.A. CompanyK, 4th Alabama Cavalry (Roddey's) Regiment, C.S.A. 5thAlabama Cavalry Regiment, C.S.A. 11thAlabama Infantry Regiment, C.S.A. 19thAlabama Infantry Regiment, C.S.A 23rdAlabama Infantry Regiment, C.S.A. 25thAlabama Infantry Regiment, C.S.A. 27thAlabama Infantry Regiment, C.S.A. 29thAlabama Infantry Regiment, C.S.A. 33rdAlabama Infantry Regiment, C.S.A. 36thAlabama Regiment of Volunteers
ConfederateStates of America
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