Welcome to the Ivy Place
We are proud to list Confederate Civil War Veterans who were probably not members of the " Jeff Davis Camp #117 U.C.V. Monument" in Mills County, Texas"
As the Ivy grows and branches everywhere, so does our families
This page is a work in progress and will be updated very often due to the amount of raw data availiable , Please Check back often and to make sure you are viewing the latest changes Press "Reload" to view newest changes, if you have visited recently. If you have any information, or comments, please send me an E-mail
Confederate Civil War Veterans not members or or not listed on the Jeff Davis Camp 117 MonumentThese names were extracted from the "Mills County Memories" Chapter 7, page 145 compiled and copyrighted by the Mills County Historical Commission, 1994. The title of the column is " Confederate Civil War Veterans not listed on Marker". It is not clear if they were just Civil War Veterans and not members of the Jeff Davis Camp #117 or if they were members, (The Membership Rolls were destroyed when the Courthouse burned) and they were unintentionally not entered on the Monument or if there were not funds available for these men to be recorded on the monument- however if they lived passed 1913- then they were probably not members of the Jeff Davis Camp |
| Surname | Given | Unit | Notes or researcher |
| Brown | William Franklin | PVT CO C, 3rd Ark Reg, Col. Pleasants' Brigade, Gen Hindman's Division,
Trans-Mississippi Department; -Information furnished by GGGranddaughter, Victoria Fernandez |
Not on Jeff Davis Camp #117 monument-Goldthwaite Memorial Cemetery Section 2, Block 3, Plot 34 |
| Carlisle, Jr. | William "Billie" Hastings | {information taken from Soldier's Application for Confederate Pension number 43388} Enlisted in the military service of the Confederate States about February 1, 1864 in Texas Captain Keys Co., Angelina County Home Guards, Cavalry. He served one year and three months and was discharged about May 20, 1865 at Waverly, now called New Waverly, Walker County, Texas |
Not listed on Marker or in the Mills County Memories, Page 145 as a Confederate Soldier- Confederate Pension Application 43388 |
| Casbeer | Josiah S. "Col Joe" | PVT,Co. G, 17th Texas Inf. He never was a colonel, it was just a nickname. | Not listed on Marker or in the Mills County Memories, Page 145 as a Confederate Soldier-Buried in the Center City Cemetery (Info from great-great-grandson, John Casbeer) |
| Chesser | C.C. | N/A - If you have any information, please send me an E-mail |
Not listed on Marker- Confederate Pension Application 10158 |
| Epley | William Daniel | Possible 29th. Calvery - If you have any information, please send me an E-mail |
Not listed on Marker- Confederate Pension Application 41239 - article's submitted to the Mills County Memories, compiled and copyrighted by the Mills County Historical Commission by Stella B. Jaynes, page 236 and by Earl Epley on page 236 -239 |
| Green | James P. | The information that I have from the Confederate records I have received concerning James P Green #9079, state that he was a part of Co H. 28. J.C. Means (maybe) Capt. D Calvery. The writing is not all that plain but I think that is what it says. It also says that he served 4 years, but I can't find any dates to support that.The papers were filled out 14 April 1902, when Mr Green was 60 years old Kandis Tomlinson |
Kandis Tomlinson is researching for Timothy Green, father of her husband's ancestor "Andrew Ervin Green" and James P. Green is the brother of Andrew Ervin Green. James P. Green was not listed on Jeff Davis Camp #117 Monument- Confederate Pension Application 09079 |
| Goode | James Ashley | Born June 1831 died March 12, 1915 and is buried in Payne Gap cemetery - If you have any information, please send me an E-mail |
Not listed on Marker- or in the Mills County Memories unlisted but his obituary states he was a member of the camp - Confederate Pension Application 05983 |
|
Guthrie Click on name to read newspaper article |
"J.T." James Thomas | Correct Unit is 13th Texas Cav as submitted by F. D. Guthrie |
Not listed on Marker- Confederate Pension Application 28222 Note from Stanley Bessent, Civil War Researcher "I believe there must be a mix up somewhere along the line. I don't believe Texas had a 13th Texas Brigade. Nothing I can find indicates there was. There was a 13th Texas BATTALION of Cavalry, more commonly known as WALLER'S BATTALION of Cavalry." |
| Jones | Seburn | Co. B. Harold's Battalion from July 1862 to Aug 1865 according to article submitted to the Mills County Memories, compiled and copyrighted by the Mills County Historical Commission by May Ann Derrick, page 151 |
Not listed on Marker- |
| Pickens Photo of Headstone |
John Andrew | Pvt Co H Regt Texas Cav - See Headstone photo for additional Information from Marsha Cobb, submitter | Not Listed on Monument- Confederate Pension Application 29536 buried in Oakview Cemetery |
| Morgan | John | TX PVT Co. E. 31 Regt TX Cav | Not listed on Marker- buried in the Center City Cemetery 1818-1892 - Widow received Confederate Pension Eliza Jane Morgan Application #28300 |
| Ragsdale | Thomas | N/A - If you have any information, please send me an E-mail |
Not listed on Marker- |
Sherfield Read More about |
J. Evans | Co. "D" (Anderson's Company), 22nd Regiment(Hubbard's Regiment), Walker's Division, Walls Brigade -Born Sept 8, 1846 in Conecuh Co., AL died March 17, 1931 Buried Williams Ranch Cemetery | Not listed on Marker or in the Mills County Memories, Page 145 as a Confederate Soldier but he is in the center of the Photo of "38th U.C. Re-Union 7-22,23,24 1924 Goldthwaite, Texas". |
| Smith | James W. | N/A - If you have any information, please send me an E-mail |
Not listed on Marker- |
| Sorrells | "F.M." Franklin M. | Co. H. 1st Texas HV Arty, CSA | Not listed on Marker- Buried at Rock Springs Cemetery Click here to (see Headstone Photo) Confederate Pension Application # 13956 |
| Stewart | Colen | Capt Co D, 46 regmt, NC INF, CSA | Not listed on Marker- Burial Nabors Creek Cemetery |
| Traylor | Joshua | N/A - If you have any information, please send me an E-mail |
Not listed on Marker- He was also listed as a Veteran of the Spanish American War |
| Woolsey | S.W. (Samuel Wesley) |
>Sam was in Company K, 30th Texas Cavalry under the command of Edward J. Gurley- He applied for and received Pension #29468 in 1914 in Mills County, TX | Not listed on Marker- Hurst Ranch Cemetery, Hamilton County, TX |
 Please don't forget to take time to sign our guest/query book Located on the main page use your browsers back button to return to this page |
|
DISCLAIMER I am providing information via this website as a public service. PLEASE NOTE Users of this website are responsible for checking the accuracy, completeness, of all information themselves. I try to be accurate in transciptions and surveys, but I do not make any representations, guarantees, as to the accuracy, completeness, provided via this website other than typing errors that are brought to my attention. (if the original document or copy of documents has the typo then I will not change it) I do not endorse any of the products, vendors, consultants, or documentation referenced in this website unless actually stated by the product or item. Any mention of vendors, products, or services is for informational purposes only. |
  *The graphic used here was created by Mark Brill and is used with permission from Cyndi
Howells Click here to return to Mills County Veterans PagePlease come back againComments and Suggestions, can be sent to Sharon Ivy, Webmaster
Background, seals and soldier courtsey of |
Thanks for stopping by,
