My Civil War Family,

both on the Union side and on the CSA side:

both Yankees and Confederates:

Corporal * Thaddeus S. Sutton, a.k.a. CPL Thadeus Sutton[1844-1906] ,

Company E, 11th Regiment,WV Volunteers, Union Army

- My Great- Great-Grandfather

* email from Daniel Sutton ;"That was the rank he was mustered out with. That made him a NCO pretty important for a kid his age." - Sutton side mostly Yankees

Residences and CIVIL War Notes on Corporal Thadeus Sutton, Union Army

CIVIL WAR NOTES: Corporal Thaddeus was a veteran of the Civil War, having served in- Company E, 11th Regiment, WV Volunteers.(West Virginia Volunteers),.Union Army Thaddeus started as a Private, but came out a Corporal,{Credit for this information goes to cousin Daniel Sutton.} Civil War Soldiers Scroll down to: Source Documents, then click on Hardesty's History of Wirt County. On that page scroll to ; The Eleventh West Virginia, and hit on Company E. http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvwirt/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvwirt/wccoe11r.htm   "According to Hardesty's History of Wirt County. (1882) , the 11th regiment WVirginia Infantry Volunteers stared orgainizing in the fall of 1861. The greater portion of this regiment was organized in the valley of the Little Kanawha. The efforts of Col. J. C.Rathbone, its first Col., finally orginized the regiment. In the month of September 1862, part of this company, while in camp, was surprised and compelled to surrender their arms to Gen. Jenkins of the Confederate Army. via: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvwirt/hardesty/index.htm The Eleventh West Virginia Infantry (Federal) 1. Companies Mustered in Wirt County 2. Company B 3. Company E (This is Thaddeus Sutton's Company E) _______________________________________________________ Timeline of CPL Thaddeus's Civil War Service: Private Thaddeus Sutton -Age: Was Only 16 Years Old When Joined as Private. Private Thaddeus Sutton -Age 17:28 Aug 1862; traveled clear over to Richmond, Va, Petersburg, Virginia These are the Facts via this- Source:eHistory.com -Civil WAR Battles: CASUALTY TOTALS BY ENGAGEMENT http://www.ehistory.com/uscw/features/battles/viewcasualties2.cfm?SortOrder=2 Great site is hot linked to sort by date, or by engagement, or by state. August 09, 1862,Cedar Mountain VA 314 1445 622 2381 223 1060 31 1314 August 16, 1862,Manassas VA 1747 8452 4263 14462 1481 7627 89 9197 August 30, 1862,Richmond KY 206 844 4303 5353 78 372 1 451 Fact: June 15, 1864 Petersburg Assault VA,US KILLED:1688,US WOUNDED:8513;USCAPTURED or MISSING:1185; US TOTAL:,11386/ CS KILLED:0;CS WOUNDED:0; CS CAPTURED or MISSING:0; CS TOTAL:0 [table has union numbers followed by Confederate numbers: ________________ Thaddeus Sutton -Age 18: 1863: "was With Sherman's Men In The South" quote: cousin Daniel Sutton of Arizaona. April 11, 1863 Siege of Suffolk, VA 41 223 2 266 0 0 0 0 ________________ Thaddeus Sutton -Age 19,David Deem, Capt.Commanding Company. Union Army,Civil War,11th Regiment Virginia; (David Deem, captain, wounded September 3, 1863, on West Fork;) ________________ Corporal Thaddeus Sutton -1865-Daniel Sutton quote: "Thaddeus Sutton had To Be There When Gen. Lee Surrendered in Appomadox, Virginia" email from Daniel Sutton ;"That was the rank he was mustered out with. That made him a NCO pretty important for a kid his age."* EMAIL: *Cousin Dr. Daniel Sutton, Jan 19, 2004, "What do you think about promoting Thaddeus to Corporal. That was the rank he was mustered out with. That made him a NCO pretty important for a kid his age." Corporal Thaddeus Sutton -After 1865, Age 20: Migrates by wagon with wife Martha J. Norman to: Homestead Latitude Of Garrison 473908N And Longitude 1012455W; of Garrison, North Dakota Territories WIRT COUNTY, West Virginia IN THE CIVIL WAR (Wirt County, was formed in 1848 from Jackson County, and Wood County, (souces: USGENWEB.) Quote:"- - -hundreds of Wirt's sturdy sons hastened to the recruiting offices and enrolled themselves under the banners of one or the other of the contending armies. Fully 200 men went south and carried arms in defence of the cause which seemed to them just, while 468 entered the federal army." SOLDIERS IN THE CONFEDERATE ARMY includes: John Lowther held a captain's commission in the same regiment; he fell mortally wounded and died on the field at Low Gap, Virginia. SOLDIERS IN THE UNION ARMY includes: RELATIVES listed in page 14 of Hardesty's History of Wirt County - COMPANY E http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvwirt/hardesty/page14.htm by Sutton, Davis lunks & Martha W. Hickman, wife of John Quincey BEAN; of my QUEEN line of SUTTONs, and daughter of Authur Hickman. COMPANIES MUSTERED IN WIRT COUNTY in Company E includes: Albert Hickman, wounded at New Creek, August 4, 1864; Thomas P. Hickman, C. B. Nutter, David Stewart, (listed just above Thaddeus) Thaddeus Sutton, Granville Stuttler, (listed just below Thaddeus) COMPANIES MUSTERED IN WIRT COUNTY in Company B includes: Isaac N. Hickman, James O. Hickman, Abraham Hickman, for disability, October 1, 1862; THADDEUS S. SUTTON, name: Alais or a.k.a. Thadius SUTTON, and Thadeus Sutten, As Listed On Daughter MINNIE M. SUTTON Marriage Certificate. Parents: Son of George J. Sutton (6), who was born 31, Aug. 1808; died 27 Nov. 1845, and married Eleanor Davis, who was born 16, November, 1812, died 15 July, 1892. (page 118 of Davis book) See chart below. Married 11, February, 1864 to Martha J. Norman (6), (Seamore Norman 5, James Norman 4, John Norman 3, James Norman 2, James Norman 1, born about 1678,Holbrook, Duffield, Derby, England.) Born: 1850 in West Virginia, died 26 June, 1921 in West Palm Beach, FL(d/o Seamore Norman & Sarah Bush (daughter of Palser Bush(1790-1869) and Mary Elizabeth Heckert (1795-1865), of Gilmer County, West Virginia, both are buried in Normantown Cemetery, Gilmer County, West Virginia). The family lived in New Milton Dist. (Doddridge County) until 1893, then in Salem, West Virginia, until they took up their homestead in North Dakota. (Information is from page 248 of the Davis book) My Great-Great-Grandparents.

My Great Great Grandfather- VETERAN Corporal Thaddeus S. Sutton,             [Alais, A.K.A.,Thadeus, As Per his daughter's, Minnie Sutton's Death Certificate] His DAVIS line; Thaddeus S. Sutton(7) (George J. SUTTON 6, Rachael Davis 5, William 4 DAVIS ,T. William 3, John 2, William1 DAVIS) [#535 in Davis book.] HIs Sutton line; Thaddeus S. Sutton(4) (George J. SUTTON (3), John N. SUTTON (2), Cornelius SUTTON (1). Born 7, February 1844, in Doddridge County, West Virginia, USA Died 30, October 1906 ( at 62 years old and 265 days ) on his homestead, Garrison, McLean Co., ND (North Dakota). Husband of :Martha J. NORMAN[1847-26 June 1921], dau of Seamore Norman Sr. [1812-1880] and Sarah BUSH [1824-?] The family lived in New Milton Dist. until 1863, then in Salem , West Virginia, until they took up their homestead in North Dakota. Martha J. Norman Sutton, and their sons John W. Sutton, and Charles F. {Fillmore?} SUTTON, all owned land in North Dakota. BURIED: Douglas City Cemetery, Douglas, North Dakota SEE PHOTOGRAPH of Thaddeus SUTTON tombstone below by cousin Karla LEE OCCUPATION: War Service Union Army, Veteran, Homesteader and Farmer in North Dakota Territories, husband and father of 10 children. Thaddeus Sutton was age 22 years old at the birth of his first son John Wilkes Sutton, in 29 Jul 1866. on Homestead In Douglas, Ward County, North Dakota. RELIGION: Probably a Seventh Day Baptist The family lived in New Milton Dist. (D) until 1893, then in Salem, West Virginiauntil they took up their homestead after 1865, in North Dakota. Homestead Latitude Of Garrison 473908N And Longitude 1012455W. Residence: after 1863, Place: 05 - 5th Principal Meridian, which is located in the Eastern part of Iowa now   Check Out IOWA For Descendents-05 - 5th Principal Meridian, IOWA Dakota Territories that became North and South Dakota-1860

Thaddeus Sutton's headstone grave in Douglas City, North Dakota, by cousin Karla Lee. Thanks so much Karla. THADDEUS SUTTON CPL II REGT W VA INF 1843 1907

In private MyFamily.com Sutton/Davis website by Timothy Sutton Photo Info Posted By: Karla Lee ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Date Posted: May 3, 2003 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Description: The headstone of Thaddeus Sutton, my great great grandfather.   His headstone was replaced not too long ago by the military. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Date Taken: May 3, 2003 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Place Taken: Douglas City Cemetery, Douglas, North Dakota ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Owner: Karla Lee ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Album: Sutton Album ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Viewed By: Karla Lee, Timothy Sutton, Carol Sutton, Kenlyn Perry, Charles McLaughlin, Shirley Kesler, Harold Basil Sutton, Martin Davis, Nancy Huey *  Read what others had to say:   Carol Sutton - May 4, 2003   E   Dear Cousin Karla Lee, What a thrill to see the headstone of Thaddeus[Private Thaddeus S. Sutton[1844-1906]. Thaddeus as you know is also my Great Great Grandfather. Father of iii. James E. Sutton, ("Mack")Born :14, November (or Oct), 1869, in Harrison County, West Virginia. Died in Norfolk, Virginia. Do you mean this tombstone is no longer in sight at Douglas Cemetery, Douglas City, North Dakota, has it been taken away somewhere? If so where is it now?Do you have a photo of the military headstone of Thaddeus Sutton??With your permission I will add this picture to my lead page and give you credit. It is URL: http://www.geocities.com/clsutton45/sutton-north_dakota_wv_va.html ------------------------------------------------------------ Karla Lee - May 4, 2003   Hi Carol, This is the headstone in the Douglas City Cemetery.   I am assuming that the original stone became unreadable and the US Military replaced it with a new stone.   The local air force base is very good about making sure that veterans have a nice headstone.   Feel free to use the picture. --------------------------------- Carol Sutton - May 5, 2003     Dear Cousin Karla, Thank you so much for the photos and the information. Great!   : ). I forwarded on to my sister Nancy Sutton Nowlan.Thank you for taking the time to explain that this is a new stone placed by the US Military. Most kind regards, Cousin Carol

Portrait of Thadeus Sutton or Thaddeus Sutton, of WV and ND a photo credit/ sent by cousin Daniel Sutton. This photograph was taken in Salem, West Virginia. -"J.W. Weekley did the Thaddeus and Martha photos". {Jan 18, 2004 note from cousin Dr. Daniel Sutton of Arizona.} SEEKING ANY INFORMATION ON THIS PHOTOGRAPHER- J.W. WEEKLEY.

DNA

SIBLINGS OF THADDEUS SUTTON; which brothers saw Civil War Service on the Union side:

HEZEKIAH D. {DAVIS} SUTTON,

MIRIAH SUTTON,

CAROLINE SUTTON, WHO IS LISTED AS SARAH SUTTON ON HER DEATH CERTIFICATE;

JERIEL D. {DAVIS} SUTTON,

ISRAEL D. {DAVIS} SUTTON, would have been age , in 1861, Civil War Soldier/"Have HIS HONORABLE DISCHARGE. IT'S A BRONZE MEDALLION ABOUT THE SIZE Silver Dollar"

Source: cousin Timothy Suttton,

FRANCIS MARION SUTTON,

UNKNOWN BABY, UNKNOWN CHILD, UNKNOWN CHILD;.Born: 7, February 1844;Died: 30, October 1906 on his homestead, Garrison, McLean Co., ND (North Dakota).

SUTTON's on the Confederate Side -

CSA Veterans Memorial Page

http://www.southernmessenger.org/ancestor%20memorial%20R-Z.htm

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Rabbe, John C.....5th KY Mtd Infantry........Connie L. Gallucci

Radford Grant .........4th Regiment Georgia Cavalry.........Donald L.Grant Sr

Ragland Stiles A.... Co. F. 26th Arkansas Infantry (Capt.)... Calvin Hart

Ragland, Samuel N......Co. D, 7th Tennessee Infantry Reg.....Frederick Robert Ragland, Jr.

Ragsdale,Calvin.41st Georgia Co C..Clifford Ragsdale

Rahn, Thaddeus Madison..........................Co. I, 47th Regt., Ga. Inf....................Billy Lane

Rainwater, Benjamin F........10th Texas Cavalry, Company A........Kenneth L. Bell

+ I FOUND THESE SOUTHERN CSA SUTTON SOLDIERS IN THE LISTINGS:

Sutphin, Harrison..................54th Virginia Infantry Regiment.........Tom Orrell

Sutton Oswin W.......... Sgt. N.C. Co.F, 10th Reg.............Daniel E. Boyette

Sutton, Alexander. ......Co C, 27th N C Infantry Regiment. .................Glenn Fields

Sutton, Anderson..................Co. D 18th Texas Cavalry.................Chuck Sutton

Sutton, Andrew(Andy)................Co. F 6th Texas Infantry...............Chuck Sutton

Sutton, Bryan McKoy, Pvt.. Company C Reg. 38 North Carolina.. Karen Sutton Rittenhouse

Sutton, Daniel..... Company D, 66th North Carolina Infantry Regiment... Glenn Fields

Sutton, Frederick E. ..........Company H. 67th NC Infantry Regiment. ....Glenn Fields

Sutton, Henry..... Company C, 27th North Carolina Infantry Regiment. .....Glenn Fields

Sutton, James R...............Co. I 17th Texas Infantry.................Chuck Sutton

Sutton, Jesse...........................Co. F 6th Texas Infantry....................Chuck Sutton

Sutton, John....... Company C, 27th North Carolina Infantry Regiment. .......Glenn Fields

Sutton, Levi. .......... Company D, 66th North Carolina Infantry Regiment.... Glenn Fields

Sutton, Thomas....... Company D, 66th North Carolina Infantry Regiment. .. Glenn Fields

Sutton, William........... Company A, 3rd Reg N C Artillery. ..........Glenn Fields

Swanner, Joseph.......60th Tennessee Infantry..............Roy Swanner

Swartz, George William..........10th Virginia............Neal Swartz Layman

Tarlton, Samuel................42nd NCST Co. K................Chris Riley

On My Confederate side Ancestors

Sistare LINE GROUP

On My Confederate side Ancestors From information by my cousin's site: http://www.geocities.com/paris/loft/5220/confed.html SITE BY COUSIN MARLON SISTARE: EDITED:	SOURCES PLUS +	Who is this? and full name
SISTARE, J.H.R., CO.A,5TH REG,SC VOLS,SC,CSA	SOURCE: **** (*source 1: booklet in blue binder: A related booklet - 'Descendants of Gabriel Sustare', Publisher: private Recieved: at family reunion by my Mother, Nancy Chester Sustare Sutton , decendent of the John Thomas Sistare line. And my Grandfather; Beverly Townsend Sustare , decendent of the John Thomas Sistare line. Published date: July 1, 1967 6 Authors: 1. Miss Gertrude Minson, 241 Massageag Rd., Uncasville, CT, 06382 2. Miss Barbara Boyce, 266 Wevster St, Worcester, Mass, USA, 01603 3. Mrs. Ruth Ciavaglia, Box 62, Quaker Hill Conn., USA, 06375 4. Miss Frieda Grout, 43 Mott Avenue, New London, Connecticut, USA, 06375, died July 198- (Note: Miss Frieda Grout died July 198?) 5. 5. Dr. Newman Hall, 4711 Tilden Street, NW, Washington, D.C., 20016 6. Mr. Frederic Sistare, 67 Meadow Rd, East Longmeadow, Mass.,01028 (end) * NOTES: SOURCES: Descendants of Gabriel Sustare, a related booklet in a blue binder; The Historical Committee of the Sistare Family Association; July 1, 1967. youngest son, BRANCH VIII in Captain Gabiel Sustaire (Blue) Book Thomas or John Thomas Sistare left New London, Connecticut after the death of his first wife, Lucretia Jones, who died at age 25 and had no children. He sailed South and was shipwrecked off Charleston, South Carolina. He later remarried and had 16 children with his second wife, Mary Gwendolyn Outen, 8 of which lived and carried on the Sistare (Sustare) family in the South. The Southern branch is working on a more detailed genealogy. It was the Southern branch that changed the name spellings to the many different ones listed above, the Sustare one being the most used spelling.=========John Thomas Sistare commanded his own ship. ++++++++   +__________________________+   search : Cedar Creek engagement, CSA: Major General Joseph Brevard Kershaw - - - -Please accept this photograph of my great-great-great uncle. His service record and the unit that bears his name (Kershaw's Brigade) are well known to all true compatriots. His original command, the Second South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment, was used throughout the war as one of Marse Robert's favorite "shock" troops. Throughout the regiment's entire history, they never left the field in the hands of the federals with the exception of Cedar Creek. In that engagement, they were swept from the field by the retreat of their sister unit, the Third South Carolina Regiment. The attached image was made in late 1862, just after his promotion to Brigadier General.  Respectfully submitted,   William Charles Russell Major +__________________________+ http://www.ehistory.com/uscw/features/battles/ viewcasualties2.cfm?SortOrder=2	James Hiram Richardson Sistare Parents: James Hiram Richardson was the 7th born child and 3rd born son of: Father: John Thomas Sistare [1790 to after 1837], who migrated from New London, Connecticut down to Lancaster, South Carolina and his spouse, Mother: Mary Gwendolyn "Polly" OUTEN, who was from Lancaster County, South Carolina; Birth date: 1835, Kershaw, Lancaster District,South Carolina Death date: 21 Oct 1862, killed in the Civil War, (Died Wilderness Battle)Winchester, Virginia/ died near Winchester, Virginia, exactly three months after joining the war effort/ enlisting. NOTE: Marlon has ' Cedar Creek', NOT Wilderness Battle Cedar Creek battle date: October 19, 1864, Number of men from the Confederate side killed at Cedar Creek was 320 men. While another 1540 were wounded, and 1050 CSA soldiers were eithe captured or went missing, October 19, 1864 Cedar Creek VA UNION = 644-- 3430-- 1591-- 5665 CSA numbers:=320-- 1540--- 1050---- 2910 - By contrast the Wilderness Battle, had no CSA losses, but heavy UNION losses: May 05, 1864 Wilderness VA UNION: 2246 12037 3383 17666 CAS = 0 0 0 0 Buried: Confederate Stonewall Cemetery, Winchester, Virginia Spouse: Holly Elizabeth Hemby, after widowed by James death, goes from Lancaster District,South Carolina and migrates north to Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. ; single mom to 5 children, four sons and one daughter. Two of the sons are indentical twins. This line goes on to Carol Lorraine Sutton. (this pages author.)   + SEE MORE DATA ON JAMES SISTARE IN THE BOX BELOW.
SISTARE, ANDREW "Aaron" JACKSON, CO.D,1 ST (HAGOOD'S) INF, SC, CSA Fauquier County, Virginia - MANASSAS CEMETERY, WARRENTON, VA ... .google.. C, 11th Rgmt 30 Sep 1861 SINGLETON JANUS (J.THOMAS) GA Co. 1, 51st Rgmt 06(15) Oct 1862 (SINGLETARY) SISTAR(SISTARE) AJ SC Co. D ... http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ va/fauquier/cemeteries/man-alpha.txt _ DATA FOUND: SISTAR (SISTARE) A.J. - SC -Co. D, Hagood's 1st Rgmt.-Vol 17 Sep 1862	Source: Title: SC Soldier killed in First & Second Battles of Manassas. TYPE: Vital Record. LOCALITY: buried in Manassas Cemetery, Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia; HOW FOUND: usgenweb/found under search word "Sistare" URL:http://c-23.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/ va/fauquier/cemeteries/mancem-sc.txt as:SOUTH CAROLINA SOLDIERS Killed in the First and Second Battles of Manassas SISTAR(SISTARE) A.J. - Co. D, Hagood's 1st Rgmt.-Vol 17 Sep 1862 __________________________________ + http://www.geocities.com/paris/loft/5220/confed.html SITE BY COUSIN MARLON SISTAIRE: +	"Aaron" Andrew Jackson Sistare Parents: Aaron or Andrew Jackson was the 3th born child and 1st (first) born son of: Father: John Thomas Sistare [1790 to after 1837], who migrated from New London, Connecticut down to Lancaster, South Carolina and his spouse, Mother: Mary Gwendolyn "Polly" OUTEN, who was from Lancaster County, South Carolina; Birth date: 1819,Lancaster District, South Carolina Death date:17 Sep 1862, age 43,In Civil War,Warrenton, Fauquier Co, VA Cemetery: Manassas Cemetery, Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia Spouse: Agnes AGRIPPA Spouse 2:Nancy Porter CASKEY (4 children)
SISTARE, RICHARD T., or alternate spelled as: {SISSTARE} SGT, CO.F,48TH INF,NC,CSA web online: North Carolina Civil War Soldiers INDEX http://www.researchonline.net/nccw/index/index321.htm has 3 : Sisstare, William J. 48th Regiment, NC Infantry F Sistar, William G. 48th Regiment, NC Infantry F Sistare, Richard T. 48th Regiment, NC Infantry F	Descendants of Gabriel Sustare, a related booklet in a blue binder;The Historical Committee of the Sistare Family Association; July 1, 1967. BRANCH VIII-C- WILLIAM GABRIEL SISTARE, M. MARY "POLLY' STEELE + +__________________________+ cousin Sarah Ferguson emails +__________________________+ http://www.geocities.com/paris/loft/5220/confed.html SITE BY COUSIN MARLON SISTAIRE: + +__________________________+ Patricia Sistare, STEWART , www.genforum.com files, now http://genforum.genealogy.com/ http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/ pageload.cgi?Sistare::stewart::1658.html + +__________________________+ Julie Hampton Ganis:; MEDIA TYPE, NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS; Union County, North Carolina Newspaper Abstracts 1850-1947; note;Nov 15, 2001,found via google.com search:Garland, Mecklenburg Co, NC at http://www.geocities.com/jganis2/ NEWSPAPERSFORTHEWEB-1890-1922.html +__________________________+ Source: Carolyn Sistar Magri, 2001, of the Leonard Harvey SISTARE line. Media type: web message board, www.ancestry.com. now available only to subscribers who pay; was freee in 2001. and Carolyn's list: *Carolyn Sistar Magri ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------   8. William Gabriel SISTARE. He was the son of 16. John Thomas SISTARE and 17. Mary Gwendolyn OUTEN.   9. Mary STEELE.       Children of Mary STEELE and William Gabriel SISTARE are:     i. Richard Thomas SISTARE. He married Margaret STEWART.     ii. William Jackson SISTARE. He married Sara MCCORKLE. He married Rachel ROWELL. 4.   iii. John James Delaney SISTARE was born 01 MAR 1852, and died 12 FEB 1925. He married Amanda Elizabeth WILLIAMS BEF 1879. She died 1935 in Rock Hill, SC.     iv. Sarah Missouri SISTARE. She married Columbus WALLACE.     v. Henry Washington SISTARE was born 16 MAR 1856, and died AUG 1910. He married Mary Ann WALLACE.     vi. Nancy SISTARE. She married Cal REDDING.   ----------------------------------------------	Squire/Sgt. Richard Thomas Sistare Parents: Richard Thomas Sistare was the first born son and oldest child of FATHER: William Gabriel Sistare,Birth date: 1826 & Death date: 1862, age ? MOTHER: Mary G. "Polly" STELLE, b: ca 1826, Birth date: about 1846, Lancaster District, South Carolina Death date:Tirzah Community, Waxhaw, Union Co, NC. Spouse:Margaret Or Mary McCain STEWART, 7th child of John Stewart and Mary McCain, who died: aft 1880, Tirzah Community, Waxhaw, Union Co. NC; mohter of 7 Sistare children. NOTES: Company F 48th Regiment NC Troops/CFA/ + enlist As Private 2 April 1862 Mecklenburg Co, NC, at age 16 years old. later: promoted to full Sergent. Survived the Civil War and had 7 children. Also worked As A Farmer; his first child , born to him at age 21. is his daughter born, Elizabeth Jane Sistare, on 2 Aug 1867, her laterr residence: Indianland Township, Belair Post Office, alias or a.k.a.: "Squire Sistare Of The Tirzah Church Community, "Lancaster, Lancaster, SC By Craig Letter + alias or a.k.a.: Signature In Civil War Document: A.T. Sisstare [Note 2 "ss"] +alias or a.k.a.: Confederate R.T. Sisstare, Co. F. 48 N.C.T. Religion: Tirzah Church Community, Of Lancaster, South Carolina+ ----------------------------- Posted by: Pat Sistare Date: July 12, 2001 at 18:40:47----------------------------- CONFEDERATE Richard Sistar Pst. Co. F 48 N. C. T. appears on a RECEIPT SHEET for clothing for 4 qr. 1864 Date of issue Oct 7 1864 Signature: R. T. Sisstare Wassman, Copyist ----------------------------- CONFEDERATE R. T. Sistare Co. F 48 N. C. T. appears on a RECEIPT ROLL for clothing for 4 qr., 1864 Date of issue Oct 16, 1864 Signature: A. T. Sisstare Wassmann, Copyist & Date of issue Nov 24, 1864 ----------------------------- ----1870 Census Indianland Township, Belair Post Office; Sistare, Richard, age 24, male, white, farmer
SISTARE, WILLIAM T., CO.I,12TH INF,SC,CSA		William T. Sistare, Birth date: Death date: Spouse:
SISTAR,WILLIAM G., or alternate spelled as: SISTARE, William G. CO.F,48TH INF,NC,CSA   web online: North Carolina Civil War Soldiers INDEX http://www.researchonline.net/nccw/index/index321.htm has 3 : Sisstare, William J. 48th Regiment, NC Infantry F Sistar, William G. 48th Regiment, NC Infantry F Sistare, Richard T. 48th Regiment, NC Infantry F	COMPANY F-Union County-Samuel H. Walkup, Captain; Lieutenant-Colonel, of Union County.NC; http://members.aol.com/jweaver303/nc/48ncinf.htm +__________________________+ Possibly killed in this battle? ? ? QUOTE: "The next battle we were in was at Fredericksburg, Va., 13 December, 1862. Here the Forty-eighth suffered another heavy loss, being in the hottest of the battle. Major. A. A. Hill was wounded; Captain J. C. Stafford, Company K; Lieutenant Peter W. Plyler, Company E; Lieutenant M. S. Brem, Company C, and Lieutenant H. C. Banner, Company K, were killed. Captain J. D. Dowd, Company D; Captain John Moore, Company I; Captain J. F. Heitman, company H; Lieutenant J. K. Potts, Company C; Lieutenant H. A. Gray, Company F, and Lieutenant Edwin Tyson, Company G, were wounded. The loss of non-commissloned officers and men was very heavy."	William Gabriel Sistare Parents: William Gabriel was the 4th born child and 2nd born son of: Father: John Thomas Sistare [1790 to after 1837], who migrated from New London, Connecticut down to Lancaster, South Carolina and his spouse, Mother: Mary Gwendolyn "Polly" OUTEN, who was from Lancaster County, South Carolina; Birth date: 1826 Death date: 1862, age ? Spouse: Mary G. "Polly" STELLE, b: ca 1826, note;Steele SC Families In The Cotton Business, ancestors probably from Ireland, had 6 SISTAR children
SISTARE, JAMES D. H.	Source: Carolyn Sistar Magri, 2001, of the Leonard Harvey SISTARE line. Media type: web message board, www.ancestry.com. now available only to subscribers who pay; was freee in 2001.	James Delaney Hope Sistare Parents: James Delaney Hope was the 8th born child and 4rd born son and last child born to this couple: Father: John Thomas Sistare [1790 to after 1837], who migrated from New London, Connecticut down to Lancaster, South Carolina and his spouse, Mother: Mary Gwendolyn "Polly" OUTEN, who was from Lancaster County, South Carolina; Birth date: 1837 Death date: 1862, age 25 or later? Spouse: Jane "Jenny" SHEHONE, born: 17 Nov 1835, died: 15 Arp 1916, Shiloh Presbeterian Chuch, Lancaster, South Carolina, mother of 4 SISTARE children.
Sisstare, William J. 48th Regiment, NC Infantry F , CSA   web online: North Carolina Civil War Soldiers INDEX http://www.researchonline.net/nccw/index/index321.htm has 3 : Sisstare, William J. 48th Regiment, NC Infantry F Sistar, William G. 48th Regiment, NC Infantry F Sistare, Richard T. 48th Regiment, NC Infantry F - did find a Wm. G. SISSTARE in Latter Day Saints files: aug 23 2004 You searched for: William Sisstare [refine search]   Exact Spelling: Off     Matches: All Sources - 1 Census - 1880 US Census 1. Wm. G. SISSTARE - 1880 United States Census / North Carolina Self   Gender: Male   Birth: <1826> SC Matches: Census/1880 US Census - 1	48th Regiment North Carolina Infantry from website: Research Online URL:http://www.researchonline.net/nccw/unit130.htm "ORGANIZATION: 48th Infantry Regiment completed its organization in March, 1862, at Camp Mangum, near Raleigh, North Carolina. Men of this unit were recruited in the counties of Union, Davidson, Iredell, Moore, Chatham, and Forsyth. Ordered to Virginia, the regiment was assigned to General J.G. Walker's and Cooke's Brigade. It fought with the Army of Northern Virginia from the Seven Days' Battles to Fredericksburg , then moved to Pocataligo, South Carolina, where it was stationed until August, 1863. Returning to Virginia, the 48th was involved in the conflicts at Bristoe, The Wilderness , Spotsylvania , and Cold Harbor . It then endured the hardships of the Petersburg siege south of the James River and the Appomattox operations. It reported 18 killed and 70 wounded at Oak Grove , lost over fifty percent of the 400 in the Maryland Campaign, and sustained 175 casualties at Fredericksburg and 123 at Bristoe. The unit surrendered with 12 officers and 87 men. " * OFFICERS:Colonels Robert C. Hill and Samuel H. Walkup; Lieutenant Colonel Albert A. Hill; and Majors B.R. Huske, William H. Jones, and Francis L. Wiatt. "	Parents: Father: Mother: Birth date: Death date: Buried: Spouse:

+ Sistare or Sustare or Sustar on the UNION SIDE:

Re: Any Sistare's in the Damned Yankee Army?

Posted by: Lynn Date: June 29, 2000 at 16:54:45

In Reply to: Any Sistare's in the Damned Yankee Army? by Marty Sustaire of 19065 Go

 

W. H. Sistare

Co. F, 102 N. Y. Infantry

1st Lt. & Adjt.

Enl. 24 Jan 1862

Dis. 10 May 1863

Enl. at N Y C

Age 20 at enlistment

 

found him while looking for some of my own

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Col Solomon Sustare 5th Illinois Rifles
http://westy.jtwn.k12.pa.us/users/mcy/aug3.html

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website: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jganis/unionco/CivilWarUnionCounty4.html

 

This page originally created May 26, 2003

By Julie Hampton Ganis

QUOTE: "PLANS FOR A CONFEDERATE REUNION IN UNION COUNTY, 1879

The Monroe Enquirer, Saturday, August 9, 1879

 

Preliminary Meeting of Soldiers

 

"According to previous notice, a meeting of the old soldiers of Union County, was held in the Court-house in Monroe on Saturday, the 2nd day of August, for the purpose of making arrangements and appointing the time for a general re-union of all the old soldiers in the county. The meeting was organized by calling Capt. C.M.T. McCAULEY to the Chair, and Geo. C. McLARTY was requested to act as Secretary..."

"...The several committees were then appointed:" Edited:

Committee Co. D of the 37th NC-- V.T. CHEARS, C.L. HELMS, Jas. B. ASHCRAFT, Ananias BROOM, Hampton PRICE, Joe GRIFFIN.

 

Committee Co. B, 43rd NC-- H.S. PRESSON, Asa HELMS, Hiram SECREST, N.W. BROOM, Hiram HARGETT, Simon MULLIS

Committee Co. F, 48th NC-- Capt. B.F. RICHARDSON, Allison SIMPSON, Wm. McWHORTER, R.T. SISTAR, A.M. NESBIT, D.P. BELK.

 

Committee Co. I, 48th NC-- Josiah BAUCOM, A.J. AUSTIN, Monroe CROWELL, L.D.H. WILLIAMS, R.L. STEWART, Andrew HARGETT.

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2 LINKS:Blackjack" Sustare Reports From New Madrid, Missouri

http://westy.jtwn.k12.pa.us/users/mcy/oct61.html

 

Quote:"A series of skirmishes with advanced elements of the 6th Missouri

(a Secessionist unit) and the 1st Cherokee made it quickly clear

that no surprise would be had by the Seventh Division brigades.

That, combined with the miserable conditions of the rain,

resulted in a decision by the two brigades to return to Lebanon."

&

"Enclosed is a scene when the enemy's right flank (our left) was

overrun by the Kansans. Enemy dead can be seen in their rifle pit.

The photograph gives no real indication of the intense muddiness

of the battlefield.

Gen. "Blackjack" Sustare

3rd Missouri Volunteers,

Appling's Station (near Lebanon MO)"

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Letters link:

... I met Colonel Sustare this weekend, and he tells me a brigade of ... Letter to: Mayor

Raymond Townsend, Syracuse, NY From: Brigadier General Thomas Townsend, 3rd ...

http://westy.jtwn.k12.pa.us/users/mcy/us60let.html

Ferguson, Holt, Boatright, Hough, Beavers GROUP

On My Confederate side Ancestors http://www.geocities.com/paris/loft/5220/confed.html SITE BY COUSIN MARLON SISTAIRE: EDITED:	OTHER RELATIVES IN THE CSA SIDE OF THE CIVIL WAR	Who is this? and full name
FERGUSON,PLEASANT C., CO. I, 48TH NC INF,CSA   48th North Carolina Infantry   COMPANY I-Union Covnty- Elias C. Alexander, Captain.	+__________________________+ http://www.geocities.com/paris/loft/5220/confed.html SITE BY COUSIN MARLON SISTAIRE: +__________________________+ has a LINK TO: {http://members.aol.com/jweaver303/nc/nct.htm}main North Carolina Confederate Troops http://members.aol.com/jweaver303/nc/48ncinf.htm 48th North Carolina Infantry BY W. H. H. LAWHON, CAPTAIN COMPANY D. The great civil war began in 1861. Several companies made up in the summer of 1861, composed of volunteers for twelve months, in the Spring of 1862 reorganized for three years or the war. The battles of Big Bethel, First Manassas and others had been fought; the result of which had given the Southern troops courage, and some men in North Carolina, who had been opposed to secession, were now changing their minds, so that in the Winter of 1861 and 1862 preparations were being made on both sides for the next summer's campaign. The Federal army was recruiting so rapidly that the authorities of the Confederacy saw that they would have to meet a heavy force in the field the next summer, so a draft was ordered in North Carolina 25 February, 1862. At this time volunteer companies were being raised in all parts of the State. Many of the patriotic sons of North Carolina voluteered, most of the men who were drafted joined some company then being raised. A few hired substitutes who joined and thns the companies were rapidly filled up and hurried off to the camp of instruction, near Raleigh, and as they arrived they were formed into regiments. The Forty-eighth was composed of the following companies: COMPANY A-Union County-Francis L. Wiatt, Captain. COMPANY B-Davidson County-Albert A. Hill, Captain COMPANY C-Iredell County-Arthur M. Walker; Captain COMPANY D-Moore County-Benjamin R. Huske, Captain COMPANY F-Union County-John W. Walden, Captain COMPANY F-Union County-Samuel H. Walkup, Captain COMPANY G-Chatham County-William H. Jones, Captain COMPANY H-Da.rid son Coun~ty- John Michael, Captain. COMPANY I-Union Covnty-Elias C. Alexander, Captain. COMPANY K-Forsyth County- Jesse W. Atwood, Captain. It was organized on 11 April, 1862, choosing: ROBERT C. HILL-Colonel, of Iredell County. SAMUEL H. WALKUP, Lieutenant-Colonel, of Union County. BENJAMIN R. HUSKE, Major, of Cumberland County.	Pleasant Calloway Ferguson Ferguson line:Pleasant Calloway5 Ferguson (Lewis B.4, James Francis3, James Frances2,Joseph1) Birth date: December 09, 1826 in Flat Creek, Lancaster Co., SC, Death date:January 10, 1907 in Clear Creek, Mecklenburg Co., NC. Note: Civil War Veteran; a survivior Buried Clear Creek Baptist church PARENTS: FATHER:.....+Lewis B. Ferguson b: August 19, 1799 Lancaster Co., SC MOTHER:Dollie Ogburn b: August 23, 1799 South Carolina;died in: 1886 Mecklenburg Co., NC Married twice and fathered : 14 children. Spouse: Notes; married twice 1st wife was: marriage date was: 1848 in South Carolina, to spouse: Martha Elizabeth "Patsy" Blackmon, daughter of Wiley Blackmon and Polly Kater.Martha was born: 1829 in Clear Creek, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina and died on 10 December 1864, in Clear Creek, Mecklenburg County, NC., Children: mother of 6 Ferguson children: ____________________ 2nd wife was: Clarentine Cora Hough , on October 23, 1865 inMecklenburg Co., NC, daughter of Moses Hough and Nancy Ferguson. (his 2nd cousin)* Clarentine Cora HOUGH,born:August 31, 1840 in South Carolina;died August 20, 1916 in Clear Creek, Mecklenburg Co., NC. Date of 2nd Married: 23 OCT 1865 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina 1 Children mother of 8 Ferguson children:
HOLT, THOMAS, CSA	+__________________________+ http://www.geocities.com/paris/loft/5220/confed.html SITE BY COUSIN MARLON SISTAIRE: +__________________________+	Thomas HOLT PARENTS: FATHER: MOTHER: Birth date: Death date: Spouse:
BOATRIGHT,THOMAS JEFFERSON,?	My sister, Nancy Townsend Sutton Nowlan, 5 generation chart and additional information. ALL CREDIT GOES TO NANCY. +__________________________+ http://www.geocities.com/paris/loft/5220/confed.html SITE BY COUSIN MARLON SISTAIRE: +__________________________+ CSA Soldier, Civil War,Fired 2nd Cannon Shot On Fort Sumter, Civil War [Marlon Sistaire], +__________________________+ Latter Day Saints FILES; web: www.familysearch.org Natalie Allen Files-SUBMITTER: Submitter(s): NATALIE ALLEN Microfilm:  1394266 173 MARSHALL-SMITH RD KERNERSVILLE NC Submission:  AF83-060823 USA 27284 4. Thomas Jefferson BOATRIGHT - Ancestral File Gender: M Death/Burial: 8 Mar 1918 Hickory, Catawba, Nc Matches: Ancestral File - 4	Thomas Jefferson BOATRIGHT PARENTS: FATHER:George Washington BOATRIGHT (AFN:4WW5-NW) MOTHER:Cynthia ROBISEN(AFN:4WW5-P3) Birth date: 15 Jul 1841 Place:  Pineville, Mecklenburg, Nc Death date:8 Mar 1918 Place:  Hickory, Catawba, Nc Note: Civil War Veteran; a survivior Buried:  Place:  Sharon Presbyterian Church, Mecklenburg, Nc Spouse: Married:  12 Sep 1867 Place:  Nancy Jane WILLIAMS (AFN:4WW6-BB) Born: 1846; Place:  , Mecklenburg Co., Nc Died: 2 Mar 1874; Place:  , Mecklenburg Co., Nc Buried: Place:  Sharon Presbyterian Church, Mecklenburg, Nc Father:  William Powell WILLIAMS Mother:  Mary Ann MUSE
HOUGH,WILLIAM ANDREW JACKSON, CO.F, 48TH INF,NC,CSA       48th North Carolina Infantry   COMPANY F-Union County - Samuel H. Walkup, Captain   SAMUEL H. WALKUP, Lieutenant-Colonel, of Union County. after April 11, 1862 re-organization.	+__________________________+ http://www.geocities.com/paris/loft/5220/confed.html SITE BY COUSIN MARLON SISTAIRE: +__________________________+ has a LINK TO: http://members.aol.com/jweaver303/nc/48ncinf.htm 48th North Carolina Infantry BY W. H. H. LAWHON, CAPTAIN COMPANY D. The great civil war began in 1861. Several companies made up in the summer of 1861, composed of volunteers for twelve months, in the Spring of 1862 reorganized for three years or the war. The battles of Big Bethel, First Manassas and others had been fought; the result of which had given the Southern troops courage, and some men in North Carolina, who had been opposed to secession, were now changing their minds, so that in the Winter of 1861 and 1862 preparations were being made on both sides for the next summer's campaign. The Federal army was recruiting so rapidly that the authorities of the Confederacy saw that they would have to meet a heavy force in the field the next summer, so a draft was ordered in North Carolina 25 February, 1862. At this time volunteer companies were being raised in all parts of the State. Many of the patriotic sons of North Carolina voluteered, most of the men who were drafted joined some company then being raised. A few hired substitutes who joined and thns the companies were rapidly filled up and hurried off to the camp of instruction, near Raleigh, and as they arrived they were formed into regiments. The Forty-eighth was composed of the following companies: COMPANY A-Union County-Francis L. Wiatt, Captain. COMPANY B-Davidson County-Albert A. Hill, Captain COMPANY C-Iredell County-Arthur M. Walker; Captain COMPANY D-Moore County-Benjamin R. Huske, Captain COMPANY F-Union County-John W. Walden, Captain COMPANY F-Union County-Samuel H. Walkup, Captain COMPANY G-Chatham County-William H. Jones, Captain COMPANY H-Da.rid son Coun~ty- John Michael, Captain. COMPANY I-Union Covnty-Elias C. Alexander, Captain. COMPANY K-Forsyth County- Jesse W. Atwood, Captain. It was organized on 11 April, 1862, choosing: ROBERT C. HILL-Colonel, of Iredell County. SAMUEL H. WALKUP, Lieutenant-Colonel, of Union County. BENJAMIN R. HUSKE, Major, of Cumberland County.	William Andrew Jackson Hough PARENTS: FATHER: Moses Hough MOTHER: Nancy Ferguson, a daughter of Alexander Ferguson, Birth : 1816 SC &Death : AFT 1880 ?NC Birth date: April 4, 1844, SC Death date:AFT 1920 Texas Note: Civil War Veteran; a survivior Spouse:E.Bowers, Sarah; Birth : 8 Dec 1847 & Death : BEF 1920 ;Gender: Female They had 10 HOUGH children.
HOUGH,NATHANIEL G., CO.F, 48TH INF,NC,CSA   48th North Carolina Infantry   COMPANY F-Union County - Samuel H. Walkup, Captain   SAMUEL H. WALKUP, Lieutenant-Colonel, of Union County. after April 11, 1862 re-organization.	ECHO. SEE DATA IN BOX ABOVE THIS ONE. http://members.aol.com/jweaver303/nc/48ncinf.htm	Nathaniel G.Hough PARENTS: FATHER: Joseph Hough, b 1850, SC, d: sep 1872, Mecklenburg Co.,, NC MOTHER: Williams, Mary Alice, born: 1842, died after 1888, gender: female. Daughter of John Williams and Hester HOUGH. Birth date: after 1867, based on parents marriage date. Death date:? Spouse:? Siblings: Wm, Franklin C. and Lenard H.
BEAVERS,JOHN A., CO.C,22ND INF,TX,CSA   22nd Infantry Texas Company C Captain, S.S. Corzine 1st Lieut., Wm. Boyd 2nd Lieut., A.M. Barnes 2nd Lieut., Jun., F. M. Tidwell	http://www.geocities.com/paris/loft/5220/confed.html SITE BY COUSIN MARLON SISTAIRE: +__________________________+ has a LINK TO: http://www.angelfire.com/tx/RandysTexas/page49.html QUOTE: " 22nd Texas Infantry (photo of Hubbard) Colonel Richard B. Hubbard The 22nd Infantry Regiment was organized on March 10, 1862 in Polk County, Texas. The men that volunteered for service in the 22nd Infantry were from Livingston, Mason, Quitman, Palestine and Tyler, Texas. Field officers were Colonel Richard B. Hubbard, Lieutenant Colonel John J. Canon, Lieutenant Colonel Elias E. Lott, and Major Benjamin F. Parkes. The 22nd Texas Infantry was attached to the 1st Brigade, commanded by Colonel Overton Young, 1st Brigade, Walker's Texas Division, Trans - Mississippi Department. The regiment saw action in Arkansas and Louisiana including the battle at Young's Point on June 7, 1863.	John A. Beavers Parents: Father: Joseph Beavers 1 Mother:Sarah "Sally" Vestal, of SC, died in abt 1860, Texas Birth date:1829 North Carolina Death date:3 Dec 1862 Camp Nelson, Little Rock, Ark., C.S.A. Buried:? Spouse:Manda Melvina KELLY,Birth : 28 Mar 1823 GA. or Ireland & Death : 11 Aug 1879 old Willeford place cem.,Mings Chapel, Texas
Samuel Boatwright Boatwright, Samuel W. Pvt. Co. I Samuel Boatwright - Co. I, 37th NCT -CSA- 37th North Carolina Infantry Company I, 37th North Carolina Troops during the Civil War.     Company A - Ashe County   Company B- Watauga County   Company C- Mecklenburg County   Company D- Union County   Company E- Watauga & Alexander County   Company F- Wilkes County   Company G- Alexander County   Company H- Gaston County   Company I- Mecklenburg County   Company K- Alleghany County   ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/ mecklenburg/vitals/marriage/meckmarr.txt ----------------------------------------------------------------- Groom's Name Bride's Name Date: ----------------------------------------------------------------- BOATWRIGHT James- ALEXANDER Martha 4 Sep 1845 BOATWRIGHT John PORTER- Margaret A. 26 May 1832 BOATWRIGHT S. Washington- ROBISON Cynthia 10Apr 1834 BOATWRIGHT Samuel- WEATHERS Nancy 1 Aug 1792 BOATWRIGHT Samuel W.-PORTER Mary 8 Jan 1846 * I also found that a man named: William Julius A. KING * BIRTH: 15 JAN 1840 [S000046] * EVENT: MSRV: Military, Entry BET 15 AUG 1862 AND 28 JUN 1865, Iredell Co., NC [S000064] Description: the Civil War Resided in Mecklenburg County and enlisted in Iredell County at age 22, August 15, 1862, for the war. Wounded at Chancellorsville, Virginia, May 1-4, 1863. Returned to duty in November-December, 1863. Captured near Petersburg, Virginia, April 2, 1865. Confined at Point Lookout, Maryland, until released on June 28, 1865, after taking the oath of Allegiance. [North Carolina Troops 1861-1865] Military Service: CSA - Co. I, 37th Reg NC Troops - Private * DEATH: 08 NOV 1867 [S000046] * BURIAL: , Trinity MC Cemetery. Long Creek, NC [S000064] Father: George W. KING Mother: Polly HIPP Family 1: Sarah Jane PLUMMER via: Kenneth Stith web site: http://stith.packent.com/	My sister, Nancy Townsend Sutton Nowlan, 5 generation chart and additional information. ALL CREDIT GOES TO NANCY. +__________________________+ Posted by: Michael C. Hardy Date: June 19, 2001 at 06:55:06   of 398 Go QUOTE: "Greetings! I am looking for information on Samuel Boatwright. He served in Company I, 37th North Carolina Troops during the Civil War. I am looking for his dates of birth/death and place of burial. This information will be used in a upcoming book on the 37th NCT." Thanks, Michael C. Hardy<mchardy@hotmail.com> http://www.geocities.com/nc37th/ QUOTE: "The "Mecklenburg Rifles" were raised in Mecklenburg County and enlisted in Charlotte on October 22, 1861. Upon mustering into state service on November 20, 1861, they were assigned to the 37th Regiment of North Carolina Troops as Company I. Their first captain was 46 year old John K. Harrison. ( from the post of Michael C. Hardy.) Boatwright, Samuel W. Pvt. Co. I ***M Hardy has:Williams Family Genealogy Forum * William Williams -VA/NC- CSA  7/25/01 * Killis F. Williams -Ashe/Allegheny Co.   7/25/01 * Melvin C. Williams - NC - CSA -  6/26/01 * Bryant Williams Union Co., NC CSA  6/07/01 Welcome to the 37th North Carolina Troops Homepage. We are glad that you stopped by. We are pleased to announce that the book that Michael Hardy has been working on is now complete and is ready for you to enjoy. As you well know, Michael has put an amazing amount of time and research into this book to bring you the history of the 37th NC Troops. This book is published by McFarland Publishing Inc., which is based in Jefferson, North Carolina and publishes a number of Award Winning books all over the United States. For ordering information, you can contact Michael Hardy, McFarland /Publishing Inc. or point your browser to amazon.com, or Barnes and Noble. Michaelchardy.com Type your Search in as 37th North Carolina Troops and look for Michael C. Hardy as the Author. If you are a descendant of one of the men that served in the 37th, or have information pertaining to the regiment, please contact Michael C. Hardy ~We are in the process of changing this site. Please continue checking back to see the progress. Sorry for the inconvience.~~37th NCT Webstaff.Recently, our site was submitted for the Golden Web Award and we are honored to recieve such an award, and hope it is the first of many.Thank you! +__________________________+ http://www.cmstory.org/history/hornets/towns.htm found Pineville and Matthews: Pineville Pineville, eleven miles to the south of Charlotte on U.S. Route 21, near the South Carolina line, was incorporated as a separate municipality in 1872. Nearby is the birthplace of James Knox Polk, eleventh President of the United States. The site, one mile from the Pineville railroad station and 220 feet off the highway, is marked by a rubble-stone pyramid fifteen feet high. Another distinction of which the town is proud is that it was probably the first in North Carolina to prohibit the sale of alcoholic beverages, in fact, the original charter so provides. Originally known as "Morrow's Turnout," the busy little town became Pineville with the opening of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad in 1852. Not long after the Civil War, one merchant, Tom Younts, was doing a retail business of more than $100,000 annually at Pineville, and by 1900 there were ten stores operating in the village. +__________________________+ North Carolina Confederate Troops-Gaston Blues 37th North Carolina Infantry Regimental History (1861-65) ...approximately one mite to the Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad where ... against entrenched Federal artillery and infantry, but the 37th... www.geocities.com/gaston_blues/37thNC.html   QUOTE: "37th REGIMENT NC TROOPS The 37th Regiment N.C. Troops was organized at Camp Fisher, near High Point, where it was mustered into state service for twelve months' active duty on November 20, 1861. Shortly thereafter the regiment moved to Camp Mangum, near Raleigh, where it was transferred to Confederate service effective January 1, 1862. The regiment remained at Camp Mangum until January 10, when it was ordered to New Bern. At that time the regiment was reported to be "imperfectly" armed and "considerably reduced in effective men by sickness, principally measles and mumps." (Official Records, Series I, Vol. IV, p. 719.) At New Bern the regiment went into camp at Camp Tadpole; on February 11 it moved to Camp Lee, below New Bern." ROSTER: Company H, 37th NC State Troops , not Company I,   ________________   The Official 37th North Carolina Troops Homepage This site is about the 37th North Carolina Troops and the book that Michael C. Hardy wrote. [NEW BOOK] www.geocities.com/nc37th/ +__________________________+	Samuel Boatwright or also known as (a.k.a.) Samuel Boatright PARENTS: FATHER: MOTHER: Birth date: abt 1803, Place:North Carolina Death date: Buried: Flinthill Church, Pineville, Mecklenburg, North Carollina; church of Flint Hill Baptist Church, was established in 1903 Religion: Baptist/ Flinthill Church, Pineville, Mecklenburg, Nc/Flint Hill Baptist Church, Shelby, NC 28152 Spouse:Cynthia ROBINSON or Cynthia ROBISEN Marriage date:10Apr 1834 Marriage place: Place:  , Mecklenburg Co., Nc   War Service: date: 22 Oct 1861, Enlisted In Charlotte Into Mecklenburg Rifles; "Mecklenburg Rifles" were raised in Mecklenburg County date: after 20 Nov 1861 Place:Served In Company I, 37th North Carolina; Quote: "The 37th Regiment N.C. Troops was organized at Camp Fisher, near High Point, where it was mustered into state service for twelve months' active duty on November 20, 1861." Date: after January 1, 1862, still at Camp Mangum, until Jan 1, when it was ordered to go to New Bern, NC. Co. 1, 37th NC Troops; captain was 46 year old John K. Harrison.

more information onSISTARE,J.H.R.,CO.A,5TH REG,SC VOLS,SC,CSA

or

James Hiram Richardson Sistare, his widow Holly E. Hemby Sistare, their indentical twin baby sons, & WAR NOTES

Relationship: Great Great Grandfather of Carol Lorraine Sutton   Surname: SISTARE / SUSTARR[PER DEATH CERT. OF SON J. ERVIN}   Given names: James Hiram Richardson   Birth: 1835, Kershaw, Lancaster District,South Carolina   Death: 21 Oct 1862, killed in the Civil War, (Died Wilderness Battle)Winchester, Virginia/ died near Winchester, Virginia, exactly three months after joining the war effort/ enlisting. Buried: Confederate Stonewall Cemetery, Wincester, Virginia   Occupation: a Prosperous Farmer And Good Citizen Of South Carolina, SoldierPrivate J.H. R. Sistare Of 2nd Company-A-, R Regiment South Carolina Infantry, Confererate States Army, Civil War and Baptist by religion, Father of identical twin sons, Barnam Alexander Sustare and James Ervin Sustar, (The twins spelled their surnames differently in order to help distinguish themself from each other twin.)   Also father of John Thomas Sustare, Simpson (Seburn) Hiram Taylor Hemby Sustare, and daughter Mitilda Jane Sustare.   date:1774; Widowed wife, Holly E. Hemby, goes from Lancaster District,South Carolina and migrates north to Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. ; single mom to 5 children, four sons and one daughter.

WAR SERVICE DATA AND LINKS: WAR NOTES on J.H.R. or James Hiram Richardson SISTARE and Holly{Hollie} Elizabeth / or Helen HEMBY SISTARE;   - - - - - Private J.H. R. Sistare of 2nd Company-A-, R Regiment South Carolina Infantry,Confererate States Army, Civil War.   April 1861, COMPANY A, 5th REGIMENT, SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA, C. S. A. Found via Marlon's site: then online at: (See the Sistare name in the list, Sistare, J. H..) http://www.researchonline.net/sccw/rosters/5thinfa2.htm MUSTER ROLL OF COMPANY A, 5th REGIMENT SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA C. S. A. (After the Reorganization) ROSTERS   PRIVATES: Shehane, A. T. and Shehane, Alfred C. and Sistare, J. H. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ PLUS + N.C. RESEARCH ONLINE http://www.researchonline.net/sccw/rosters/5thinfa2.htm LISTS: MUSTER ROLL OF COMPANY A, 5th REGIMENT SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA C. S. A. (After the Reorganization) HAS JAMES KILLED AT CEDAR CREEK Sistare, J. H. Killed in action at Cedar Creek in 1862.   This company entered Confederate service as Company A, 9th Regiment in April, 1861, and, upon the expiration of the year for which the men had enlisted, joined the 5th regiment upon its reorganization in 1862.   April 1862, upon the expiration of the year for which the men had enlisted, joined the 5th regiment upon its reorganization in 1862. Listed among its PRIVATES: is: Sistare, J. H.   Shown on company Muster Roll, of Nov. , Dec. 1862.   "Mustered into service on July 2, 1862, in Columbia S.C. by Joe (Boe?) Preston, Last paid:pay due from Lieutenant.   Sent to hospital sick, Oct 20, 1862; one day after that he died: 21 Oct 1862,   Battle: Died from wounds at the Battle of Cedar Creek, via source: Marlon Sistaire I have that J.H.R. Sistare died in the Wilderness Battle. I AM UNSURE WHICH IS THE CORRECT BATTLE; Cedar Creek or Wilderness Battle.None of the dates seem to line up exactly. http://www.researchonline.net/sccw/rosters/5thinfa2.htm reasearch online has : Muster ROLLS have: him killed at Cedar Creek: Sistare, J. H. Killed in action at Cedar Creek in 1862. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ +website: This company entered Confederate service as Company A, 9th Regiment in April, 1861, and, upon the expiration of the year for which the men had enlisted, joined the 5th regiment upon its reorganization in 1862. REF: South Carolina Troops in Confederate Service, Vol. III Salley, A. S. The State Co., Columbia, SC 1930 Source URL: http://members.aol.com/galinahist/civilwar/5thinfa2.htm Sources; some: 1.Nancy Townsend Nowlan Sutton, my sister/ 2.The Sistare book The Descendents of Gabriel Sistare 3. self and family data 4. Marlon Sistaire

Bounty due."AND-"Register of Claims of Deceased Officers and Soldiers filed Oct 22,1864, by whom presented: E.H.Sistare-Wid" Holly Elizabeth Hemby, who hid in a ditch with her two twin infant sons, then 6 months old and a cow; while the Yankees were ransacking her house and killing her livestock. After the plunder, Holly Elizabeth, used the cow to provide milk for her two babies {infant babies were the identical twin sons, of James Ervin Sustar{ Note ; there is no 'e' on the end of the surname } and Barnum Alexander Sustare .. She must have had in the ditch with her their two older sons, Simpson Taylor Hemby Sistare and John Thomas Sistare; or else they must have hid elsewhere during the raid.   The four sons of John Thomas Sistare [1790 to after 1837], who migrated from New London, Connecticut down to Lancaster, South Carolina and his spouse, Mary Gwendolyn "Polly" OUTEN, who was from Lancaster County, South Carolina; were: William, Aaron, James and Hiram Sistare all lost their lives in the Civil war, three dying in action and one dying from wounds in prison. James Hiram Richardson Sistare was the founder of the Mecklenburg, North Carolina branch of the Sistare Family.   (These dates, birth order and notes added in, note order changed to ages : the first born son, Aaron Jackson Sistare [1819 to 17 Sep 1862, age 43], the second born son, William Gabriel Sistare [ 1826 to about 1862] age 36?, the third born son, James Hiram Richardson Sistare [1835 to 21 Oct 1862, age 27] ) the youngest one and the fourth born son, James Delaney Hope Sistare [1837 to about 1862, age 25?,

 

 

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from: my cousin Marlon "Marty" Sistaire's

On My Confederate side Ancestors
http://www.geocities.com/paris/loft/5220/confed.html

 

SISTARE,WILLIAM T.,CO.I,12TH INF,SC,CSA

____________

SISTARE,RICHARD T.,SGT,CO.F,48TH INF,NC,CSA

and his brother;

SISTAR,WILLIAM G.,CO.F,48TH INF,NC,CSA

http://members.aol.com/jweaver303/nc/48ncinf.htm

48th North Carolina Infantry

QUOTE: "BY W. H. H. LAWHON, CAPTAIN COMPANY D.

 

The great civil war began in 1861. Several companies made up in the summer of 1861, composed of volunteers for twelve months, in the Spring of 1862 reorganized for three years or the war. The battles of Big Bethel, First Manassas and others had been fought; the result of which had given the Southern troops courage, and some men in North Carolina, who had been opposed to secession, were now changing their minds, so that in the Winter of 1861 and 1862 preparations were being made on both sides for the next summer's campaign. The Federal army was recruiting so rapidly that the authorities of the Confederacy saw that they would have to meet a heavy force in the field the next summer, so a draft was ordered in North Carolina 25 February, 1862.

 

At this time volunteer companies were being raised in all parts of the State. Many of the patriotic sons of North Carolina voluteered, most of the men who were drafted joined some company then being raised. A few hired substitutes who joined and thns the companies were rapidly filled up and hurried off to the camp of instruction, near Raleigh, and as they arrived they were formed into regiments. The Forty-eighth was composed of the following companies:

 

COMPANY A-Union County-Francis L. Wiatt, Captain.

COMPANY B-Davidson County-Albert A. Hill, Captain

COMPANY C-Iredell County-Arthur M. Walker; Captain

COMPANY D-Moore County-Benjamin R. Huske, Captain

COMPANY F-Union County-John W. Walden, Captain

COMPANY F-Union County-Samuel H. Walkup, Captain

COMPANY G-Chatham County-William H. Jones, Captain

COMPANY H-Da.rid son Coun~ty- John Michael, Captain.

COMPANY I-Union Covnty-Elias C. Alexander, Captain.

COMPANY K-Forsyth County- Jesse W. Atwood, Captain.

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It was organized on 11 April, 1862, choosing:

 

ROBERT C. HILL-Colonel, of Iredell County.

SAMUEL H. WALKUP, Lieutenant-Colonel, of Union County.

BENJAMIN R. HUSKE, Major, of Cumberland County.

 

notes: Lieutenant-Colonel S. H. Walkup was made Colonel. He was one of the bravest officers in the Army of Northern Virginia. He was often laughed at on dress parade and brigade drill for his awkwardness, but when in battle all that knew him were satisfied that Walkup was there and that his regiment would do its duty. by W. H. H. LAWHON;.Moore Co., N. C., 9 APRIL, 1901.

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Plus this www.genforum.genealogy.com posting:

http://genforum.genealogy.com/sistare/messages/3.html

Sistare,Sustar,Sustare's in Union Army

Posted by: Marty Sustaire (Marlon Sustaire) Date: January 24, 2000 at 19:05:08 of 41 Go

"I am looking for info on any Sistare-Sustare's who served in the Union Army during the Civil War..I have info on several Confederates...I am a CW reenactor and most groups are required to "galvanize" as Union troops as needed....I,(having 20 Confederates Ancestors) hope to find atleast one "Yankee in the woodpile" so I can honor his sacrifices also and not feel the others are turning over in their graves if I dawn the blue."

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Civil War Genealogy Forum

Any Sistare's in the Damned Yankee Army?

Posted by: Marty Sustaire Date: June 28, 2000 at 19:48:31

  of 19065 Go

"looking for any Sistare's or their in laws who served in the Union Army...I have info on 5 who served for Dixie....I am a reenactor and have 26 Confederate ancestors...I would like to find any "yankees in the woodpile" so I can honor their sacrifices incase I have to galvanize at an event...thanks"

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Re: Any Sistare's in the Damned Yankee Army?

Posted by: Lynn Date: June 29, 2000 at 16:54:45

In Reply to: Any Sistare's in the Damned Yankee Army? by Marty Sustaire of 19065 Go

 

W. H. Sistare

Co. F, 102 N. Y. Infantry

1st Lt. & Adjt.

Enl. 24 Jan 1862

Dis. 10 May 1863

Enl. at N Y C

Age 20 at enlistment

 

found him while looking for some of my own

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++ ( added in by C.L.S. , me: )

these Sistare's, which were all the four sons of John Thomas SISTARE, born 1790, and died: after 1937?, married to Mary Gwendolyn "Polly" OUTEN:

4 Bothers:

SISTARE, ANDREW "AARON" JACKSON, CO. D, 1 ST (HAGOOD'S) INF, SC, CSA,

died on 17 September 1862

Buried: Manassas Cemetery, Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia

http://www.researchonline.net/sccw/unit94.htm

The Civil War in South Carolina

1st (Hagood's) Infantry Regiment

QUOTE from site: "HISTORICAL NOTES:

1st Regiment Volunteers completed its organization at Barnwell, South Carolina, in December, 1860, and entered Confederate service in April, 1861. Its companies were raised in Charleston and the counties of Orangeburg, Lancaster, Barnwell, Greenville, Colleton, and Richland. The regiment served in the Department of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, then moved to Virginia and brigaded under Generals Jenkins abd Bratton. It fought at South Mountain , Sharpsburg , and Fredericksburg , and later served under Longstreet at Suffolk and D.H. Hill in North Carolina. Again it was with Longstreet, but the unit did not take part in the conflict at Chickamauga. After fighting in the Knoxville operations the unit participated in the battles at The Wilderness , Spotsylvania , and Cold Harbor , the Petersburg siege, and the Appomattox Campaign. It reported 16 casualties at South Mountain , 40 at Sharpsburg , 1 at Fredericksburg , and 45 at Wauhatchie . Of the 169 engaged at Spotsylvania , thirteen percent were disabled, and from June 13 to December 31, 1864, there were 17 killed, 89 wounded, and 17 missing. It surrendered 21 officers and 201 men.

A history of this regiment was written by Gen. Hagood after the war. Excerpts from this book are included here regarding the organization of this regiment.

OFFICERS: Colonels W.H. Duncan, Thomas J. Glover, James R. Hagood, Johnson Hagood, and Franklin W. Kilpatrick; Lieutenant Colonels Benjamin B. Kirkland and Daniel Livingston; and Majors George M. Grimes and Watson A. O'Cain

BATTLES:

Fort Sumter SC (12 - 13 APR 1861)

Secessionville (15 - 16 JUN 1862)

2nd Bull Run VA (28 - 30 AUG 1862)

Chantilly VA (1 SEP 1862)

South Mountain VA (14 SEP 1862)

Antietam VA (17 SEP 1862)

Fredericksburg VA (13 DEC 1862)

Wauhatchie (28 - 29 OCT) 1863

Knoxville Siege GA (NOV - DEC 1863)

The Wilderness VA (5 - 6 MAY 1864)

Spotsylvania Court House VA (8 - 21 MAY 1864)

North Anna VA (23 - 26 MAY 1864)

Cold Harbor VA (1 - 3 JUN 1864)

Petersburg Siege VA (JUN 1864 - APR 1865)

2nd Fort Harrison VA (30 SEP 1864)

Williamsburg Road (27 OCT 1864)

Appomattox Court House VA (9 APR 1865)"

*****SISTARE, ANDREW "AARON" JACKSON, CO. D, 1 ST (HAGOOD'S) INF, SC, CSA

"Hagood's SC Brigade JAGabel@AOL.com

Hagood's SC Brigade angus@camden.net (Joseph Matheson, Jr.)

Sources include:

http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/Square/3873/franklin7d.html

Quote: "Company D was probably formed from the Greer, Mountain View, and the upper end of Greenville County. It is a highland company and is one of the most difficult to work with. Large numbers of certain families and uncertain reporting make for more problems. It appears to have been a hard luck company and suffered more for officers and in death than other companies. There are fewer wounded but many more killed in action. D is not the Company in the Sixteenth with the worst luck, but it is probably second. Sorting out D Company will never completely happen, but we continue to try. [skip]

Quote;

Of the 185 men of Company D: 28 were captured, 14 at Missionary Ridge, which is known by several names, three at Franklin and one at Nashville. Two were captured at Atlanta and Marietta and one each at Citronelle, Alabama, Kennesaw Mt., Macon, Pine Mt. and Spring Hill. The Spring Hill capture should probably be included with Nashville. In one case it is unknown where the capture took place.

Sixteen South Carolina, C.S.A. , Company D, "Elford's Guards"

from both North & South Carolina and Texas:

SISTARE, WILLIAM GABRIEL, ,CO.F, 48TH INF,NC,CSA; died abt 1862 age:?

 

SISTARE,J.H.R.,CO.A,5TH REG,SC VOLS,SC,CSA (SEE ABOVE DATA and extensive notes.)

 

SISTARE, JAMES DELANEY HOPE, born 1837, Lancaster, S.C., died: about 1862 in the Civil War, age 25?, husband of Jane "Jenny" Shehone..Died In The Civil War As Did His 3 Brothers/

 

BEAVERS,JOHN A.,CO.C,22ND INF,TX,CSA ( spouse of Manda Melvina KELLY)

FERGUSON,PLEASANT C.,CO. I,48TH NC INF,CSA

+ ( added in by C.L.S. , me: )

FERGUSON, JAMES RANSON, C.,CO. I,48TH NC INF,CSA

FERGUSON, WILLIAM QUINCEY, C.,CO. I,48TH NC INF,CSA

HOLT,THOMAS,CSA

BOATRIGHT,THOMAS JEFFERSON,?,FIRED 2ND CANNON SHOT ON FT.SUMTER

HOUGH,WILLIAM ANDREW JACKSON,CO.F,48TH INF,NC,CSA

HOUGH,NATHANIEL G.,CO.F,48TH INF,NC,CSA

{ Above list from cousin Marlon Sistaire}

 

 

 

 

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My Great Great Grandfather: on my maternal side also:

 

James Ranson Ferguson; Soldier Civil War,CSA, {Confederate},Company I 48th Regiment Infantry,, Under Capt. John Moore.

Military service: Bet. 1862 - 1865, Company I, 48th NC Infantry

War Record On Grave Monument Mt Harmony Baptist Church, Matthews, North Carolina

More Info On CSA Service: Was Captured At Hatchers Run And Held Prisoner At Point Lookout.

War Service: date: 19 Mar 1862, event: Company I This Unit Was Formed -CSA; 98 Union County natives formed this unit

aft 11 Dec 1862; CSA Organization Of The Army Of Northern Virginia , -Battle of Fredericksburg, Va.[48 NC was in ]

War Service: date: bef 15 Dec 1862, event: 48th North Carolina, Lieut. Col. Samuel H. Walkup.

War Service: date: 31 Mar 1865, event: Captured At Hatchers Run, Virginia and confined at Point Lookout, Maryland

War Service: date: 26 Jun 1865 , event: Discharged From The Army; Released From Pt. Lookout, MD

War Service: date: 4 Jul 1903, evemt: 325 Soldiers Attended A Reunion In Monroe, NC; Wm Quincy and James Ranson both attended.

 

Same information in a text paragraph format:

Source for quote below: James Vermillion

[NewVermillion.FTW]

"James Ferguson was in the Civil War. Company I, 48th Regiment, North Carolina Infrantry. Enlisted March 13, 1862 in Union Co., North Carolina. He was discharged on June 26, 1865. He was captured at Hatchers Run, Virginia on March 31, 1865 and confined at Point Lookout, Maryland until June 26, 1865. On July 4th, 1903, in Union Co., NC, confederate soldiers listed on Moore's Roster and 325 soldiers attended a reunion in Monroe, NC. William Quincy Ferguson and James Ranson Ferguson, both attended."

 

Source: for most of above data:

Jimmy Stephens in rootsweb and gedcom:

Entries: 14861    Updated: Thu Nov 1 02:21:45 2001    Contact: Jimmy Stephens <Jimmy@Stephens.org>

 

James Ranson Ferguson was husband of Martha Ellen's Williams, their 2nd child, Sarah Amanda Ferguson, who by marriage to a Sustare, which was a twin, named Barnum Alexander Sistare, began the Ferguson plus the Sistare link of those two families. Sarah Amanda Fergsuon was my Great Grandma Sustare

Clan Fergusson Society of North America with tartan of Ferguson

http://www.furgus.org/index.html

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1 Lewis B. Ferguson, b: 8-19-1799SC d: 5-22-1883 Mecklenburg Co., NC

. . +Dollie Ogburn, b:8-23-1799 SC, d" 1886 Mecklenburg Co., NC

.......2 James Ranson Ferguson, b: 5-24-1831, Lancaster County, SC, d: 12-4-1909 Matthews, Mecklenburg Co. NC

............+ Martha Ellen Williams, b. 1844, NC or SC?, d: 1929, Matthews, Mecklenburg Co., NC

..................3 Sarah Amanda Ferguson, b: 21, August1867 , d: 14 June, 1962, Matthews, Mecklenburg Co., NC

[C.L. Sutton added in: Sara's Father Was A Civil War Soldier, Sara Was Born 3 Years After The Close Of The Civil War.]

........................+Barnum Alexander Sustare, b: 1-10-1862, Lancaster County, SC, d: 3-13-1951, NC

..............................4 Beverly Townsend Sustare, 3-3-1890, Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co.NC,

d: 8-1-1965, Indian Trail, Union, NC, 28105, Lawyer, Wake Forest College, L.L. B. Degree

 

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TWO BROTHERS OF JAMES RANSON FERGUSON WERE IN THE CIVIL WAR, WILLIAM QUINCY FERGUSON AND PLEASANT CALLOWAY FERGUSON:

 

William Quincy Ferguson: was in the Civil War along with Pleasant Ferguson and James Ranson Ferguson in

the same company, Company I 48th regiment Infantry

William Q. enlisted on13 Mar 1862 and was discharged 10 May 1863 for medical reasons of "dropsey of

the chest" Source; Sarah Ferguson, claris email , 12/3/1998, to Carol Sutton.

Wm Quincy Ferguson survived the Civil War and died at age 66.

 

William Quincy Ferguson Military Service:

CSA Soldier Civil War,Company I 48th Regiment Infantry

born: 7 Feb 1829 Flat Creek Township, Lancaster County,SC

died: 1896 Mecklenburg County, NC

married: Emaline Ogburn (Dollie's brother's daughter)

buried probably at Clear Creek Baptist Church (unmarked grave)

&

Pleasant Calloway G5 Ferguson (Lewis B.G4, James Francis G3, James Frances G2,

JosephG 1)

War Service: CSA Soldier Civil War,Company I 48th Regiment Infantry

was born December 09, 1826 in Flat Creek, Lancaster Co., SC, and

died January 10, 1907 in Clear Creek, Mecklenburg Co., NC.

He married (1)Martha Elizabeth Blackmon 1848 in South Carolina, daughter of Wiley Blackmon and Polly Kater.

He married (2) Clarentine C. Hough October 23, 1865 in Mecklenburg Co., NC, daughter of Moses Hough and Nancy Ferguson.

Notes: 14 Children / CSA Soldier Civil War,Company I 48th Regiment Infantry

 

Quote: "------------------------------------------------------------------------

* ID: I05365

* Name: Pleasant Calloway Ferguson 1

* Sex: M

* Birth: 9 DEC 1826 in Flat Creek, Lancaster County, South Carolina 1 2

* Death: 10 JAN 1907 in Clear Creek, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina 1

* Note:

Pleasant Calloway Ferguson served in Company I, 48th North Carolina Infantry. Pleasant was born in Lancaster Co., Sc but resided in Mecklenburg Co., NC when he enlisted in Union Co., NC at age 35 on March 13, 1862. He was captured at Hatcher's Run, VA on March 31, 1865 and was confined at Point Lookout, MD until his release on June 26, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance.

 

The Company fought at Seven Days Battles, King's School House, Malvern Cliff, Malvern Hill, Harpers Ferry, Antietam, Destruction of U.S.S. George Washington near Beaufort, SC, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, MIne Run Campaign, The Wilderness, Spotsylvania Court House, North Anna, Cold Harbor, Petersburg Siege, Globe Tavern, Ream's Tavern, Jones's Farm, Squirrel Level Road, Harmon Road, Hatcher's Run, Petersburg Final Assault, and Appomattox Courth House. They served in Ransom's Brigade, Walker's Brigade, and Cooke's Brigade.

 

(C.L.S. added note: It was in The Wilderness Battle that my GG Grandfather, James Hiram Richardson Sistare died. on 21 Oct 1862, killed in the Civil War, (Died Wilderness Battle)Winchester, Virginia/ died near Winchester, Virginia, exactly three months after joining the war effort/ enlisting.

 

Father: Lewis B. Ferguson b: 19 AUG 1799 in Lancaster County, South Carolina

Mother: Dollie Ogburn b: 23 AUG 1799 in South Carolina"

 

Source: for civil war data on Pleasant C. Fergauon is from:

RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project

Evans/Hargrave gedcom files

14888 total entries, last updated Fri May 19 23:00:45 2000

Kevin Carroll Evans <Clayblake@yahoo.com>

 

plus + this update Civil War data on Pleasant Calloway Ferguson from James Vermillion.

 

[NewVermillion.FTW]

Pleasant fought in the civil war for the confederate army. He originally

registed in Union Co., He was a Pvt Co. 1, 48th Infantry (State Troops).

He was taken prisoner at Fort Lookout prison in Maryland. His wife

Martha [ C.L. Sutton added in: Martha Elizabeth "Patsy" BLACKMON, died at age 35.] died while he was away in the war. When he returned he married his

2nd wife, Clarentine C. Hough ( his 2nd cousin). [C. Sutton added in: Clarentine C. Hough was age 25 years and 53 days, at the marriage date to Pleasant Calloway Ferguson, who was age 38 years and 318 days, at the time of his second marriage. The marriage length of time was 41 years and 79 days. ]

of It was rumored that

his son John Franklin Ferguson had a crush on Pleasants much younger

wife. She was actually younger than John Franklin was.

Pleasant was said to be a man of very strong or mean character. It has

been told through family history that if his 2nd wife Clarentine did not

have his lunch ready at exactly noon, then he would go out into the hog

pin and get his boots full of mud (and other things), then he would jump

up and down on the bed, which was covered with a handmade white quilt. He

also denied his daughter Emily and her husband John, peaches from his

orchard. He told them he would rather feed the peaches to the hogs.

Pleasant originally owned 1300 acres in Mecklenburg, Union and Cabarrus

counties.

[ C.L. Sutton added in: It appears from this tellling description of his character that Pleasant was not so pleasant after all. Poor Clarentin to have to put up with such a man as that. Pleasant Calloway Ferguson and Clarentine C.Hough, daughter of Moses Monda HOUGH and Nancy Ferguson.]

 

SOURCE: Vermillion; Entries: 13886    Updated: 2004-08-08 19:48:16 UTC (Sun)    Contact: james vermillion , view URL to see hidden email

URL:http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2944902&id=I581797233

Sustare Maternal Line:

Main Sustare LEAD Nancy Chester Sustare Sutton

NOTE: ALL NEW LINKS AS SITE IN NOT ON YAHOO-GEOCITIES BUT NOW ON www.carolsutton.netALL LINKS NEW AUGUST 2009

I am redoing this site a bit at a time cls

LEAD PAGE SUSTARE - SISTARE Sustare side, family tree of Carol L.,descendent of Captain Gabriel Sistare of Barcelona, Spain_ http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/sustare-sistare_nc_va.html

Nancy Chester Sustare Obituaries of Nancy Chester Sustare Sutton, wedding article and photos - http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/nancy_c_sustare_sutton.html

Father of Nancy Chester Sustare is Beverly Townsend Sustare, who married Clara Nannie "Nancy" Williams, born in Arkansas Beverly Townsend Sustare Memorial Obituary, my maternal grandfather, August 3, 1965 http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/beverly_t_sustare.html + Chrestonian Literary Society, Lenoir College, Hickory N.C.{B.T. SUSTARE was a member} http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/chrestonian_lenoir_sustare.html + B. T. Sustare,HACAWA 1910,LENOIR COLLEGE,HICKORY,North Carolina- http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/sustare_lenoir_hacawa1910.html + Nannie Williams line includes; Clem family from Arkansas Delilah Gibbs Clem, or Arkansas and GIBBS/ WILLIAMS/ CLEM line http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/delilah_gibbs_clem.html

Children of Beverly Townsend Sustare George Allen, Nancy Chester, John W., Beverly Sustare http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/3guys_gal_sustare.html + Sustare Uncles and First Cousins and Contact Information http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/sustare_uncles_cousins.html

Parents of Beverly Townsend Sustare are Barnum Alexander Sustare & Sarah Amanda Ferguson. Barnum and James were twins. Barnum Alexander Sustare+wife Sarah Amanda Ferguson,his twin James Ervin Sistar+Mary Jane Fergerson http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/sistare_ferguson_photo.html + Ferguson family mini descendant charts for my Sustare family side genealogy- http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/ferguson_descent_chart.html + James and Barnum Sustare Twins, (James on left, Barnum on right)- http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/sustare_twins_j_b.html

Barnum Sustare and James Sustar, twins were sons of Holly Hmeby & James Hiram Richardson Sistare; who was killed in the American Civil War. My relatives fought on both Union and Confederate sides. Holly Elizabeth Hemby http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/holly_elizabeth_hemby.html + My Civil War Family, both on the Union side and on the CSA side: both Yankees and Confederates: http://www.carolsutton.net/civil_war/civil_war_sutton-sustare.html

Early Connecticut Sistare Information + Holt & Outen family  Public Records of Connecticut concerning Sistaire or Sistare, May 1773, http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/records_sistare_conn.html + History of New London, Connecticut concerning Sistare and Sustare and Geneology Chart + Holt + Outen http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/history_newlondon_conn.html

Early Sustare - Sistare Reunions 1937 + Decent Charts 1937-Reunion Of Sustare Family Held Sunday, Meckelenburg Times http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/sustare_reunion1937.html + Sustare (Sistare)genealogy, mini descedant charts for Sustare family, Outen family, Beebe family http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/sustare_descent_charts.html

Fauteux Side Ferguson's: Clan Ferguson Family History/2 lines, Alexander Ferguson,born 1789 and Joseph Ferguson,born about 1730 http://www.carolsutton.net/sustare/clan_ferguson_history.html + Fauteux genealogy,Andre,Hervey,Edmond,Camille, connects to FERGUSON'S 11 Generation LINE of Andre Joseph Lucien Fauteux: CANADA - SCOTLAND http://www.carolsutton.net/andre/fauteux_genealogy_andre.html

4 pages on the state of Connecticut Sistare or Sustare relations, include these which all have new URL's

1. SUSTARE {main site page:}http://www.geocities.com/clsutton45/sustare-sistare_nc_va.html

2. HISTORY OF NEW LONDON, CT is http://www.geocities.com/clsutton45/history_newlondon_conn.html

3. SUSTARE DECENT CHARTS is http://www.geocities.com/clsutton45/sustare_descent_charts.html

4. PUBLIC RECORDS SISTARE IN CONNECTICUT is http://www.geocities.com/clsutton45/records_sistare_conn.html

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Sutton LEAD PAGE Robert William Sutton LINK http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/sutton-north_dakota_wv_va.html Sutton side,my Father's side - family tree of Carol Lorraine Sutton ,descendent of Cornelius Sutton; also Thaddeus S. Sutton and Martha J. Norman

ALL LINKS ARE NEW as of August 2009

LEAD PAGE of my SUTTON paternal family:Sutton side, family tree of Carol L.,descendent of Thaddeus S. Sutton and Martha J. Norman http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/sutton-north_dakota_wv_va.html

Second page: James E. Mack Sutton & Alvertie Queen,Porter Odry Sutton & Margaret Lorine Crocker; Robert W. Sutton and Chester Sustare http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/sutton-james_porter.html

Distribution of SUTTON surname on 1850 & 1880 US Census Map http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/sutton_disp_census1850.html

Obituaries- Robert William Sutton, "Red" or "Bob" 76, of Norfolk, an industralist, died Monday, February 13, 1995 http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/robert_william_sutton.html

George J. Sutton, 1808-1845,married 1830 to Eleanor Davis,1812-1892,in Harrison Country, Salem, West Virginia. http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/george_j_sutton_e_davis.html

Dakota Territories that became North and South Dakota-1860 http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/dakota_territories_1860.html

Newspaper Article- P. O. Sutton, Engineer, Also Interior Decorator, July 8, 1959, my paternal grandfather- http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/porter_odry_sutton.html

Virginia National Bank/News Release on Photographic Exhibition of Robert William Sutton's Portfolio,February 28,1979 http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/photo_rw_sutton.html

Memories and genealogy notes on Porter Odry Sutton, my paternal grandfather-at: http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/porter_odry_sutton2.html

Cornelius Sutton line of decendants- http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/cornelius_sutton_line.html

Sutton Sources & Links,Cornelius Sutton line mostly http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/sutton_sources_links.html

Sutton family buried in Blandville,Doddridge Co.,WV Cemetery, Middle Island 7th Day Baptist http://www.carolsutton.net/sutton-geno/sutton_middle_island_cemet.html

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