The holiday we celebrate this weekend had its origins in the aftermath of the Civil War. Although none of my direct ancestors died during that war, many of
my ancestral families suffered the loss of a loved one. Today I honor those men.
John H. Forshee
(1836-1864)
Private, Co. C, 31st
Missouri Infantry USA
Great-granduncle
Benjamin T. Forshee
(1838-1865)
8th
Provisional Enrolled Missouri Militia
Great-granduncle
Joseph F. Forshee
(1842-1863)
Co. D., 31st
Missouri Infantry USA
Great-granduncle
John A. Hammontree
(1838-aft 1862)
Private, Co. H, 28th
(Gray’s) Louisiana Infantry CSA
2nd Great-granduncle
William C. Martindale
(1839-1863)
Private, Co. G, 2nd
Mounted Rifles Arkansas CSA
Great-granduncle
John R. Miller
(1839-1862)
Private, Co. H, 28th
(Gray’s) Louisiana Infantry CSA
Husband of Frances
Elizabeth Spurlock, Great-grandaunt
Andrew J. Owens
(1841-?)
Private, Co. B., 12th
Louisiana Infantry CSA
Great-granduncle
William Green Spurlock
(1838-1862)
Private, Co. B, 12th
Louisiana Infantry CSA
Great-granduncle
© 2013 Denise Spurlock
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