Dennis Dozier Ferebee was born in Currituck County, NC in 1815, the son of Samuel Ferebee and Margaret "Peggy" Dauge.
He was graduated from The University of North Carolina in 1839. Dennis D. Ferebee was a farmer, lawyer, legislator( five terms in the NC House of Commons and a member of the 1861 Convention that voted for secession), and Colonel of the 59th Regt. NC Troops(4th NC Cavalry Regt), CSA. He resigned this post in March, 1865 to serve on the staff of NC Governor Zeb Vance. He returned to Camden County, NC after the war where he died in 1884..
He was graduated from The University of North Carolina in 1839. Dennis D. Ferebee was a farmer, lawyer, legislator( five terms in the NC House of Commons and a member of the 1861 Convention that voted for secession), and Colonel of the 59th Regt. NC Troops(4th NC Cavalry Regt), CSA. He resigned this post in March, 1865 to serve on the staff of NC Governor Zeb Vance. He returned to Camden County, NC after the war where he died in 1884..
Dennis Dozier Ferebee was born in Currituck County, NC in 1815, the son of Samuel Ferebee and Margaret "Peggy" Dauge.
He was graduated from The University of North Carolina in 1839. Dennis D. Ferebee was a farmer, lawyer, legislator( five terms in the NC House of Commons and a member of the 1861 Convention that voted for secession), and Colonel of the 59th Regt. NC Troops(4th NC Cavalry Regt), CSA. He resigned this post in March, 1865 to serve on the staff of NC Governor Zeb Vance. He returned to Camden County, NC after the war where he died in 1884..
He was graduated from The University of North Carolina in 1839. Dennis D. Ferebee was a farmer, lawyer, legislator( five terms in the NC House of Commons and a member of the 1861 Convention that voted for secession), and Colonel of the 59th Regt. NC Troops(4th NC Cavalry Regt), CSA. He resigned this post in March, 1865 to serve on the staff of NC Governor Zeb Vance. He returned to Camden County, NC after the war where he died in 1884..
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large marker--Them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him. 1st Thess 4.14
small marker--59 Regiment NC Cavalry CSA
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