MY
MEMORIAL
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FOR VETERANS & THOSE SERVING IN THE ARMED FORCES EVERYWHERE.
THIS PAGE IS FOR YOU.
I SALUTE & THANK YOU ALL !!!
Please take a few moments of your day to remember and honor those that have fought for us to be Free and the Families of those that lost love ones fighting for us. Keep them in you prayers.
We will Remember YOU!
Both of my Great grandfathers served in
THE CIVIL WAR
COMPANY F, 51ST REGIMENT N.C. TROOPS
The company, known as the "Ashpole True Boys," was raised in Robeson County and enlisted at Lumberton on March 10, 1862. It was mustered into state service at Wilmington on April 21, 1862, and assigned to the 51ST Regiment N.C. Troops as Company F. After joining the regiment the company functioned as a part of the regiment, and its history for the remainder of the war is reported as a part of the regimental history.
CAPTAINS LIEUTENANTS
Alfred B. Walter Andrew C. Fulmore Jacob W. Hartman
William Stokes Norment Gilbert P. Higley
NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES
D.J. Alfin � Jessie E. Baker � Noah Barber � Frederick Bass � Archibald Baxley � Henry J. Baxley � Henry L. Baxley � Miles S. Baxley � Peter D. Baxley � William H. Baxley � James W. Blanks � James W. Blount � Jackson Boon � William Boon � Jesse A. Brewer � John C. Brewer � Richard Brewer �William Brewer � Alexander B. Brigman � Wellington Brigman � Charles B. Bullock � Henry J. Bullock � Jesse Bullock � William Butler � Elijah Byrd � Joshua Byrd � Samuel Clements � Leroy R. Daniels � Robert Dees � George Douglas � James E. Douglass � Davidson Evans � Michael Evans � Daniel A. Faulk � James C. Faulk � Faulkner Floyd � Memory J. Floyd � Thomas Ford � Andrew J. Goodson � Charles P. Goodson � Stephen Grantham � James Grimsley � D.J. Hair � Hugh Hair � Robert Hair � Dougald Hammonds � Charles T. Harrington � John E. Hartman � Bennet J. Hayes � Levi C. Hayes � Hiram G. Hazlewood � Jepsey Henderson � Oliver Herring � Benjamin Hodge�Mathew Hodge � Thomas Huggins � William P. Humphrey � Wright Israel � Hugh J. Jolly � Alvi Jones � Jesse B. Jones � George W. Joyner � Meredith Joyner � Stephen Lock � James A. Locuss � Franklin M. McDonald �Neill B. McLean � Daniel B. McLellan � William B. McLellan � George Mincey � Kenneth T. Morgan � Abraham Morris � James M. Morris � Robert Morris � John R. Musslewhite � Rhodes Musslewhite � Wiley M. Musslewhite � W.A. Norman � Willis P. Odum � William Oxendine � David Page � John J. Page � William M. Palmer � William H. Parham � Anson B. Pernell � James B. Pittman � Bryant Pridgeon � Calvin Ratley � Joseph Ratley � Eli Revels � Henry Revels � Hinson Revels � Jonathan Revels � William S. Rodgers � George A. Sparkman � William P. Sparkman � Aikin Spivey � Henry Spivey � John Q. Spivey � Lewis J. Spivey � Samuel Spivey � D.J. Sugard � David D. Taylor � Stephen Taylor � Floyd Townsend � Nicholas Tyner �William Tyner � Lucas Walters � Samuel D. Watson
"Ashpole True Boys" Company F - 51st Regiment
Born
in Robeson County and was by occupation a farmer prior to enlisting in
Robeson County at age 18, March 10, 1862.
April
21, 1862. Mustered into state service at Wilmington and assigned to the
51st Regiment N.C. Company F.
Was
wounded in the shoulder at Drewry's Bluff, Virginia. Returned to active
duty on June 23. Present and accounted for through December, 1864.
Survived the war.
HINSON REVELS, Private
Don't
have much information about Hinson Revels. But I do have record where
his wife did draw a pension for his service.
WORLD WAR II
A cousin lost his life at sea in WWII.
Edwin Canady MoMM1 13-Aug-1944FLIER (SS-250)Sunk Balabac Strait near Mantangule.
Wall of Remembrance--------"Lest They Be Forgotten ... "
Shipmates on Eternal Patrol in USS FLIER (SS-250):
A.J. Abrahamson, MoMm2 / Victor J. Anderson, TM2 / Herbert A. Baehr, ENS / George J. Banchero, MoMM2 / Clyde Banks, CK3 / Paul F. Barron, RM2 / William H. Bivens, S1 / Thomas L. Bohn, EM3 / Ervin A. Borlick, MoMM1 / William J. Brooks, MoMMC / Elton S. Brubaker, F1 / Edwin Canady, MoMM1 /John E. Casey, LT / Christian J. Christensen, S1 / Charles W. Clawson, S1 / Roland J. Cosgrove, TM2 / Charles L. Courtright, S1 / William F. Cowhey, EM1 / John W. Cowie, EM3 / Robert A. Cushman, MoMM2 / Waite H. Daggy, MoMM3 / Peter A. Daros, MoMM1 / Thomas A. Donovan, TM2 / Walter E. Dorriscott, YN2 / Earle W. Dressell, QM2 / James E. Elder, YN2 / Harry G. Ericson, EM3 / Frank W. Falowski, EM3 / Fred E. Fender, MoMM1 / Bernard V. Fite, RM3 / Walter D. Freeman, S1 / Peter A. Gaideczka, PhM1 / Joseph J. Galinac, GM3 / Clyde A. Gerber, TM1 / Melvin G. Getchell, BK3 / Joseph W. Grimshaw, MoMM2 / Kenneth L. Gwinn, TMC / Gale W. Hardy, BM2 / Eugene W. Heller, S1 / Harry S. Holtyn, MoMM2 / Edgar W. Hudson, MoMMC / Sol Kantor, TM3 / Oliver W. Kisamore, MoMM3 / Walter J. Klock, RMC / Paul Knapp, LT / Joseph W. Kucinski, EM1 / George R. Laderbush, TM2 / Richard A. Lambert, TM3 / James Leroy, MoMM1 / Boyd O. Lindeman, TM1 / Gerald F. Madeo, F2 / P.S. Mayer, ENS / Edward H. McCoy, S1 / Vernon C. McLane, MoMM3 / Herbert a. Miner, ENS / Vernon L. Moench, S1 / Victor J. Murawski, F1 / Harvey L. Myers, EM1 / Joseph G. Nicholson, TM3 / David H. Nordhof, RM2 / Charles W. Parker, EM1 / Chester Payne, S2 / George W. Phillips, Jr., MoMM3 / Mason Poole, EMC / Charles D. Pope, GMC / Kit J. Pourciau, S1 / W.L. Reynolds, LTjg / Michael N. Ricciardelli, MoMM1 / Robert C. Rose, SM1 / Donald N. See, F1 / Alvin L. Skow, SC3 / James E. Snyder, MoMMC / Jerrold C. Taylor, EM1 / John C. Turner, SM1 /Paul A. Vest, MoMM2 / James F. Vogt, RT2 / Lucius P. Wall, TM1 / James E. Westmoreland, SC1 ....
Sailors, Rest Your Oars!
A cousin who survived Pearl Harbor
T/SGT. Wm. P. Revels
Cousin Revels has told me many stories about the bombing of Pearl Harbor. He said, "I ask the Lord to take care of me and he did just that and I will serve him until I die".
A Retired Master Sgt. The Robesonian page 5 Feb 14, 1958 T/SGT. WILLIAM P. REVELS has retired from the U.S. Air Force after 22 years of service and plans to open a photo - graphic studio near St. Pauls shortly. He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Revels of Lumberton, Route 3. He enlisted in 1933 and except for a brief period between enlistments before 1940 has served continuously. After his 1940 enlistment he was assigned to the Coast Artillery in Honolulu and was there when Pearl Harbor was attacked and remained until 1945 when he went to Okinawa. Re-enlisting (in the Air Force) he went to Pope Field and became Photo Lab chief. Since 1954 he has been at Shaw AFB and Foster AFB. Sergeant Revels holds numerous medals and a review was held in his honor on his retirement.
Retired Master Sgt. William P. Revels died in a traffic accident Dec. 16, 2002.
My Brother
Airman 1ST Class Willie Glen Blanks
12/11/1937-11/06/1997
My Brother-in-Law
Airman Herman Eugene Barnhill retired from the Air Force. He served in Vietnam.
My Brother-in-Law
PVT. James Andrew Barnhill, Jr.
My Brother-in-Law
Ronald Barnhill served in Vietnam
First Lieutenant Harry Alway lost his life in Vietnam.
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