William Starnes Wellborn;
William enlisted for Confederate service on September 7, 1862 at Larkinsville, Alabama, by Capt. Henry F. Smith. He enlisted as a Private, Captain Smith's Company G, Russell's Battalion of Partisan Rangers on Muster-In Roll of September 22, 1862 at camp near Taylor's Store, Tennessee. Valuation of horse: $175.00, Horse Equipments: $20.00. He is on the roll of March 1st to April 30, 1863; November 1 to December 31, 1863. His age on muster-in roll is given as 23, but he was 36. It is told that William Starnes was very sick after returning from the Civil War, he developed Jaundice during the war, and that he never got better. He died on June 28, 1867.
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2/12/2021 - The Boyd Cemetery is the correct cemetery for William Starnes Wellborn and not the Langston Cemetery. The confusion is because the Boyd Cemetery is near Langston, Alabama. I'm now 71 years old and I first visited this grave about 60 years ago as a child. My brother, Jack, was instrumental in getting a CSA memorial for the grave. David Welborn.∼Corp of Conferderate States Army. Married to Elizabeth Reynolds.
William enlisted for Confederate service on September 7, 1862 at Larkinsville, Alabama, by Capt. Henry F. Smith. He enlisted as a Private, Captain Smith's Company G, Russell's Battalion of Partisan Rangers on Muster-In Roll of September 22, 1862 at camp near Taylor's Store, Tennessee. Valuation of horse: $175.00, Horse Equipments: $20.00. He is on the roll of March 1st to April 30, 1863; November 1 to December 31, 1863. His age on muster-in roll is given as 23, but he was 36. It is told that William Starnes was very sick after returning from the Civil War, he developed Jaundice during the war, and that he never got better. He died on June 28, 1867.
Source: http://www.narnet.com/rfc/wsw-cw.htm
2/12/2021 - The Boyd Cemetery is the correct cemetery for William Starnes Wellborn and not the Langston Cemetery. The confusion is because the Boyd Cemetery is near Langston, Alabama. I'm now 71 years old and I first visited this grave about 60 years ago as a child. My brother, Jack, was instrumental in getting a CSA memorial for the grave. David Welborn.∼Corp of Conferderate States Army. Married to Elizabeth Reynolds.
William Starnes Wellborn;
William enlisted for Confederate service on September 7, 1862 at Larkinsville, Alabama, by Capt. Henry F. Smith. He enlisted as a Private, Captain Smith's Company G, Russell's Battalion of Partisan Rangers on Muster-In Roll of September 22, 1862 at camp near Taylor's Store, Tennessee. Valuation of horse: $175.00, Horse Equipments: $20.00. He is on the roll of March 1st to April 30, 1863; November 1 to December 31, 1863. His age on muster-in roll is given as 23, but he was 36. It is told that William Starnes was very sick after returning from the Civil War, he developed Jaundice during the war, and that he never got better. He died on June 28, 1867.
Source: http://www.narnet.com/rfc/wsw-cw.htm
2/12/2021 - The Boyd Cemetery is the correct cemetery for William Starnes Wellborn and not the Langston Cemetery. The confusion is because the Boyd Cemetery is near Langston, Alabama. I'm now 71 years old and I first visited this grave about 60 years ago as a child. My brother, Jack, was instrumental in getting a CSA memorial for the grave. David Welborn.∼Corp of Conferderate States Army. Married to Elizabeth Reynolds.
William enlisted for Confederate service on September 7, 1862 at Larkinsville, Alabama, by Capt. Henry F. Smith. He enlisted as a Private, Captain Smith's Company G, Russell's Battalion of Partisan Rangers on Muster-In Roll of September 22, 1862 at camp near Taylor's Store, Tennessee. Valuation of horse: $175.00, Horse Equipments: $20.00. He is on the roll of March 1st to April 30, 1863; November 1 to December 31, 1863. His age on muster-in roll is given as 23, but he was 36. It is told that William Starnes was very sick after returning from the Civil War, he developed Jaundice during the war, and that he never got better. He died on June 28, 1867.
Source: http://www.narnet.com/rfc/wsw-cw.htm
2/12/2021 - The Boyd Cemetery is the correct cemetery for William Starnes Wellborn and not the Langston Cemetery. The confusion is because the Boyd Cemetery is near Langston, Alabama. I'm now 71 years old and I first visited this grave about 60 years ago as a child. My brother, Jack, was instrumental in getting a CSA memorial for the grave. David Welborn.∼Corp of Conferderate States Army. Married to Elizabeth Reynolds.
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