Civil War Veteran
Co.F, 16th Va.Inf Regt
Richard was the eldest son of Henry C. and Martha A. Cardwell. He was killed at the Battle of Malvern Hill, Henrico Virginia on 1 July 1862.
He left a widow, Mary M. Lacy Cardwell, and a young son, Emmet F. Cardwell. All three are bured in Ettrick Cemetery.
The above information was added by the person who created the Memorial, a Fallen Graver.
Co.F, 16th Va.Inf Regt
Richard was the eldest son of Henry C. and Martha A. Cardwell. He was killed at the Battle of Malvern Hill, Henrico Virginia on 1 July 1862.
He left a widow, Mary M. Lacy Cardwell, and a young son, Emmet F. Cardwell. All three are bured in Ettrick Cemetery.
The above information was added by the person who created the Memorial, a Fallen Graver.
Civil War Veteran
Co.F, 16th Va.Inf Regt
Richard was the eldest son of Henry C. and Martha A. Cardwell. He was killed at the Battle of Malvern Hill, Henrico Virginia on 1 July 1862.
He left a widow, Mary M. Lacy Cardwell, and a young son, Emmet F. Cardwell. All three are bured in Ettrick Cemetery.
The above information was added by the person who created the Memorial, a Fallen Graver.
Co.F, 16th Va.Inf Regt
Richard was the eldest son of Henry C. and Martha A. Cardwell. He was killed at the Battle of Malvern Hill, Henrico Virginia on 1 July 1862.
He left a widow, Mary M. Lacy Cardwell, and a young son, Emmet F. Cardwell. All three are bured in Ettrick Cemetery.
The above information was added by the person who created the Memorial, a Fallen Graver.
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16 VA INF
b. 1834 KIA 1862
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