Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/OrangeObits?read=35 Surname: TAYLOR, MYERS ------------------------- ELSIE MAE PHILMON TAYLOR went to meet Her Maker Sat. June 10 2000. after 91 year on this earth. She will join her husband CLAUDE EUGENE TAYLOR SR. BORN in TERRY TX. MARCH 27 1909, Lived in Vidor TX. and raised 6 CHILDREN ,with 29 Grandchildren, 48 Great Grandchildren ,and was loved by many Friend's and love ones,and Her Church Family. First United Pentecostal Church of VIDOR TX. Pastor Bruce Lockett.. ELSIE MAE and Sister BERTIE were the Daughter's of JAMES PHILMON and ARVICEE STEPHENSON. They married the two TAYLOR brother CLAUDE EUGENE 1905 and CARL TAYLOR 1907 .born also in Orange CO. TX. Sons of OWEN TAYLOR 10/27/1883 and EMMA BERWICK 1877 . The Boys were later raised by OWEN 2nd wife Olivia [Ollie] MYERS after Mother death in 1908. our Love and Prayers are with these CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN

Does anyone have any information on John Robertson who was a Sheriff of Orange County in the early 1900's? I would like to know when he died and where he is buried. Also any information on his wife and children would be more than welcome. Thanks, Cheryl

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=226 Surname: PARKERS ------------------------- All I can tell you is A.J. Parker and Thomas J. Parker (they more than likely WERE Brothers, Father, Sons or Cousins) both served in the same Regiment (13th) and Company ("I")...Company "I", "Cavalry" was formed in the spring of 1861 at Orange County, Texas. Soon after 13th Texas Cavalry was moved to Arkansas...retrained "Infantry"...their horses were taken away for "Artillery". Now...the W.R. Parker I listed served in 11th Spaight's Battalion, "Infantry", Company "D"...formed in Tyler County, Texas...Spaight's Battalion spent almost three years in and around Orange. The last year or so of the war, Spaight's Battalion fought in Virginia. The Confederate States of America was very understanding about letting a Southern Soldier stay near home. W.R. Parker could have been the Father of A.J. & Thomas J. (just guessing)...A.J. & Thomas J. could have transfered to Spaight's Battalion when the 13th went to Arkansas, to stay near home. Anything is possible, over 625,000 Americans BOTH North and South fought in that war (over half that number left this world from disease...NOT bullets). "Texas Confederate Pensions" and the fact Texas was NOT torn up by the War is the reason MANY families moved to Texas in the early 1900's. Sorry I could not help you more... I have been compiling Southern Soldiers names in and around Orange for over four years, I have over 1300 names thus far...never will have them ALL. GOD Bless and keep you and yours.

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=223 Surname: Philmon, Harrington, Brooks, Parker, Love, Hinson, Stegall, Mullis ------------------------- The Parker information that you posted to the Orange County, Texas board was very interesting. Two of the Philmon women in North Carolina married Parkers. One was Margaret Philmon who married Zebulon Parker, and Mary Philmon who married William Parker. Can I gather from the Parker men that you have mentioned that they may have had a Philmon mother? Both of these women had sons of an age that could have served in the Civil War. One of Mary's son, William Parker married a Deese. Please let me know. Barb-

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=221 Surname: Cole, Stephenson, Linscomb, Waley ------------------------- Orange County, TX Clark Cole b.25 NOV 1928 TX d.17 SEP 1862 AR son of John Cole and Rachel Hayes m1.20 OCT 1852 Ouzilla Ann Stephenson b.12 JUL 1837 TX d. APR 1860 TX dau. of Gilbert Stephenson and Mary Tevis Children: Phoebe Cole, Nancy Cole, Mary Cole, John C. Cole m2. 6 MAY 1861 Alvina Linscomb b.1846/7 TX d.1875 TX dau. of Joseph S. Linscomb and Marie Denease Peveto Children: John Clark Cole James Waley (Walea) b.DEC 1839/46 TX d.21 DEC 1922 TX son of James Waley and Louise Elizabeth Peveto m1. 18 DEC 1866 Alvina Linscomb b.1846/7 TX d.1875 TX dau. of Joseph S. Linscomb and Marie Denease Peveto Children: Levisy Waley, Rachael Waley, Mary Elvirie Waley m2. 27 DEC 1883 Catherine Coward b.JUN 1865 d.14 SEP 1948 an orphan raised in the home of Nancy Peveto Children: John Robert Waley, Arthur Waley

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=219 Surname: Shreaze ------------------------- No, I'm not 100% sure of the spelling. That's what I thought it was. I met her one time, and she worked at the Weiners there in Orange. What happened to her after that, I don't know. I was pretty sure that it was Shreaze, but then again, that was quite some time ago. Might have been Schreaze, or Shreaz or any variety of that. Those are the only 2 things that I know for sure. Alberta was her first name, and she worked at the Weiners in Orange.

I have noticed over the last several months this board is getting more and more active. We are getting more people asking questions and look-ups. There has been a wide range of things being put on here from obits, civil war records, cemeteries being looked up and so forth. I would like to tell all the volunteers who spend their time doing look-ups and typing all those things on here, thank you for your time. I know from personal experince how much time and gas is spent chasing down all this information and typing it. It means a lot to all of us to be able to help one person get thru that brick wall or help them find a dear ancestor they have been looking for. Yes, for all this a simple thank you means an awful lot to the volunteers. So, my hat is off to all the people who devote their time to helping others on here and a big Thank You also. Keep up the get work and lets keep the board alive and going strong. Danny Glenn ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

I second that, don't know what we would do without the wonderful volunteers that help us with our families. Thank you. Betty

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=218 Surname: HIXON ------------------------- HIXON, JAMES H., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “E”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Dismounted Cavalry” “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “E” was formed at Jefferson County, Texas.)

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=217 Surname: GRANGER, GUIDRY ------------------------- **GRANGER, FRANK F., “2ND LIEUTENANT”, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America in the fall of 1861, and served “Honorably” as a “2nd Lieutenant” in Company “I”, 13th Texas “Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”, C.S.A., later “Dismounted”. This was the second Confederate Company formed in Orange County, Texas. “Lieutenant” Granger gave his life in battle, for his Countries “Cause”, the “Cause” of Liberty!” (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) GRANGER, GEORGE, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America, and served “Honorably” in Company “E”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, Texas Volunteers”, “Dismounted Cavalry” “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “E” was formed at Jefferson County, Texas.) GRANGER, MICHAEL, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America in February, 1862, and served “Honorably” as a “Private” in Company “I”, “Burnett’s Regiment of “Infantry” “Dismounted Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”,“Walker’s Division”, C.S.A. He was at his time of enlistment a resident of Orange County, Texas. He was “Honorably” discharged from said Confederate service in May, 1865, by Captain S. A. Fairchild, of that regiment “!3th” “Texas Infantry”, at which time he held the rank of “Private”. (Obtained from “Southern Cross of Honor” application…his writing). Received a Confederate pension from the State of Texas. Pension # 10445. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) GRANGER, T., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “B”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Artillery”, “Texas Volunteers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “B”, spent most of the War stationed at Sabine Pass, Texas. Company “B” was formed in Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas.) GUIDRY, S., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “D”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “D” was formed in Tyler County, Texas.)

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=216 Surname: BAKER, GRAHAM ------------------------- BAKER, G. B., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “I”, 13th Texas “Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”, C.S.A., later “Dismounted”. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) BAKER, GREEN, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “I”, 13th Texas “Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”, C.S.A., later “Dismounted”. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) BAKER, JOHN ANDERSON, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in (?) Company “G”, 24th “Texas Volunteer”, “Cavalry”, C.S.A. BAKER, JOSEPH C., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “I”, 13th Texas “Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”, C.S.A., later “Dismounted”. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) **BAKER, RICHARD CRAWFORD, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “I”, 13th Texas “Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”, C.S.A., later “Dismounted”. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.)(note: gave his life in Battle for his Countries “Cause”; the “Cause”; of “Liberty”!) BAKER, ROBERT P., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably”. (note: R. P. Baker listed in the Complete Roster of Confederate Soldiers 1861-1865; listed as serving in the following Companies and Texas Regiments: Co. “G”, 33rd Texas Cavalry; “Young’s” Company “E”, Texas Infantry; Co. “F”, “Waul’s” Texas Legion; “Lieutenant”, Co. “E”, 30th Texas Cavalry) **BAKER, STEPHEN, F. “CAPTAIN” “COMMANDING OFFICER”, Entered the service of the Confederate States of America in April 27, 1861, and served “Honorably”, as “Captain”, “Commanding Officer” of the 2nd Brigade “Texas Troops” “Orange Light Guard”, C.S.A. He was at his time of enlistment a resident of Orange County, Texas. First Company formed in Orange County, Texas. “Captain” Baker gave his life in battle for his Countries “Cause”; the “Cause”; of “Liberty”! Served as County Clerk in Orange County, Texas from: September, 1860 to August, 1861. **BAKER, WILLIAM P. JR., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably”. He gave his life in Battle for his Countries “Cause”; the “Cause” of “Liberty”. (note: a W. P. Baker is listed in the Complete Roster of Confederate Soldiers 1861-1865 as serving in: Company “E”, 30th “Texas Volunteers”, “Cavalry”.) GRAHAM, A. J., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America, and served “Honorably” in Company “A”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Cavalry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “A” was formed in Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas.)

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=215 Surname: HEARN ------------------------- HEARN, WILLIAM M., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “C”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “C” was formed in Newton county, Texas.)

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=214 Surname: RODGERS ------------------------- ROGERS, A. M., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “B”, “Artillery”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “B” spent most of the War stationed at Sabine Pass, Texas. Company “B” was formed in Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas.) ROGERS, AUGUSTUS M., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America, and served “Honorably” in the Orange County, “Coast Guard”, “Merriman’s Company”, “Local Defense Troops”, C.S.A. Mounted Confederate Soldiers that patrolled the Orange County, Texas water ways on horseback for enemy activities and ships. Received a Confederate pension from the State of Texas. Pension # 18220. RODGERS, J. J., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “C”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “C” was formed in Newton County, Texas.) RODGERS, JAMES R., “CORPORAL”, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “C”, “D”, “B” “Artillery” & “E”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “B” spent most of the War stationed at Sabine Pass, Texas. Company “B” was formed in Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas.) RODGERS, NATHAN L., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “A” “Cavalry”, & “G” “Infantry”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “A” was formed in Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas. Company “G” was formed in Newton County, Texas.) RODGERS, WILLIAM E. “CAPTAIN”, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, C.S.A. (note: Lived at Sabine Pass, Texas.)

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=213 Surname: ALLEN, STEPHENSON ------------------------- ALLEN, A. C., Enlisted in the Service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” as a “Private” in Company “D”, 13th “Texas Cavalry” Volunteers, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “D” was formed in Tyler County, Texas. Company “D” later on became Company “H”.) ALLEN, A. J., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” as a “Private” in Company “G”, 13th “Texas Cavalry”, Volunteers, C.S.A. ALLEN, ALBERT J., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” as a “Private” in Company “D”, 13th Texas “Cavalry”, C.S.A. (?)ALLEN, ALZENA M., (Plot 5, Evergreen Cemetery), Born: 14th day of June, 1842; Deceased: 31st day of December, 1910. ALLEN, ASA T., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” as a “Private” in Company “F”, 13th “Texas Cavalry”, C.S.A. ALLEN, B. B., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” as a “Private” in Company “I”, 13th “Texas Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”, C.S.A, later “Dismounted”. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) ALLEN, JOHN, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” as a “Private” in Company “G”, 13th “Texas Cavalry”, Volunteers, C.S.A. ALLEN, Z. W., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “B”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Artillery”, “Texas Volunteers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “B”, spent most of the War stationed at Sabine Pass, Texas. (note: Company “B” was formed at Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas. Later on Company “B” became Company “G”.) STEPHENSON, JAMES H., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America, and served “Honorably” in Company “C”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “C” was formed in Newton County, Texas.) STEPHENSON, JOHN W., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America, and served “Honorably” in Company “C”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “C” was formed in Newton County, Texas.) STEPHENSON, N., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America, and served “Honorably” in Company “B”, “Artillery”, 11th “Spaight’s battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “B” spent most of the War stationed at Sabine Pass, Texas. Company “B” was formed in Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas.) STEPHENSON, W., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America, and served “Honorably” in Company “B”, “Artillery”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “B” spent most of the War stationed at Sabine Pass, Texas. Company “B” was formed in Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas.) STEPHENSON, W. A., “CORPORAL”, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America, and served “Honorably” in Company “I”, 13th Texas “Cavalry”, “Flowernaught’s”, C.S.A., later “Dismounted”. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.)

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=212 Surname: BURTON ------------------------- BURTON, FREDERICK ABBEY, “ORDERLY SERGEANT”, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America, January, 1862, and served “Honorably” as a “Private” in Company “G”, “Burnett’s” Regiment, 21st Texas “Cavalry”, “First Texas Lancers”, C.S.A. He was at His time on enlistment a resident of Orange County, Texas. He was “Honorably” discharged from said service in 1865, by General Walker, at which time he held the rank of “Orderly Sergeant”. (Obtained from “Southern Cross of Honor” application…His writing). Received a Confederate Pension from the State of Texas. Pension # 36185. (note: Company “G” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) (?)BURTON, JOHN BLYTHE, (?)Plot 5; Evergreen Cemetery), Deceased: 25th day of February, 1912. BURTON, JOHN G., “CAPTAIN” “2ND COMMANDER”, (Plot 5, Evergreen Cemetery), Born: unknown. Died: 05th Day of February, 1912. Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America in August, 1861, and served “Honorably” as a “Private” in Company “H”, 16th Regiment of Louisiana, “St. Helena Rebels”, C.S.A. He was at his time of enlistment a resident of St. Helena Parish, Louisiana. He was “Honorably” discharged from said Confederate service in April, 1865, by surrender of the Confederate Army and cessation of hostilities at Appromatox, in April, 1865. At which time He held the rank of “Captain” and “2nd Commander”, C.S.A. (Obtained from “Southern Cross of Honor” application…his writing). Received a Confederate Pension from the State of Texas. Pension # 03201. Served as County Judge in Orange County, Texas from: January, 1885 to December, 1896. BURTON, NATHANIEL, (Buried in Evergreen Cemetery) (UNMARKED GRAVE), Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably”. Died at his home in Beaumont, Texas at 11 P. M. on the 15th Day of March, 1914. Member of “Iris Lodge” No. 286. I. O. O. F. Grave is not marked in Evergreen Cemetery. Funeral held on the 16th Day of March, 1914, Funeral traveled from Southern Pacific passenger station in Beaumont to Orange, where he is buried. (Need to find records). (note: may have served in Company “K”, 19th Regiment, “Infantry” “Mississippi Volunteers”, C.S.A.). BURTON, OWEN W. SR., “CORPORAL”, (Burial Unknown), Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America in February, 1862, and served “Honorably” as a “Private” in Company “I”, 13th Texas “Dismounted Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”, C.S.A. He was at his time of enlistment a resident of Orange County, Texas. He was “Honorably” discharged from said Confederate service in May, 1865, by Captain S. H. Fairchild of the 13th Texas “Infantry”. At which time he held the rank of “Corporal”. (Obtained from “Southern Cross of Honor” application…his writing). Received a Confederate pension from the State of Texas. Pension # 35636. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) BURTON, T., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “I”, 13th Texas “Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”, C.S.A., later “Dismounted”. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.)

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=211 Surname: Shreaze ------------------------- Checked for Shreaze surname in Orange/Beaumont Texas area but there are no listings for the states of Texas or Louisiana. Are you sure about the spelling of the last name?

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=210 Surname: BLACK ------------------------- BLACK, AUTHOR, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably”. BLACK, EZEKIEL, “SERGEANT”, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “I”, 13th Texas “Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”, C.S.A., later “Dismounted”. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.)

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=209 Surname: MILLER ------------------------- MILLER, (UNKNOWN), Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “G”, “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “G” was formed in Newton County, Texas.) MILLER, ALLEN, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “D”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “D” was formed in Tyler County, Texas.) MILLER, ELIJAH, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “F”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Cavalry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “F” was formed in Liberty County, Texas.) MILLER, FREDRICK M., “CORPORAL”, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “G”, 21st Texas “Cavalry”, “First Texas Lancers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “G” was the third Company formed in Orange County, Texas.) MILLER, JAMES L., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “F”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Cavalry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “F” was formed in Liberty County, Texas.) MILLER, JOSEPH, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America served “Honorably” in Company “B”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Artillery”, “Texas Volunteers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “B” spent most of the War stationed at Sabine Pass, Texas. Company “B” was formed in Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas.) MILLER, JOSEPH L., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “A”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Cavalry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “A” was formed in Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas. MILLER, L. D., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “G”, 21st Texas “Cavalry”, “First Texas Lancers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “G” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) MILLER, M. V., “2nd LIEUTENANT”, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “F”, 13th “Texas Volunteers”, “Cavalry”, C.S.A. MILNER, I. W., “SERGEANT”, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “D”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (Company “D” was formed in Tyler County, Texas.) MILNER, JAMES, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “D”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “D” was formed in Tyler County, Texas.)

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=208 Surname: ASHWORTH, BERWICK, HUDSON ------------------------- **ASHWORTH, SAM,Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America, served “Honorably” and gave his life in Battle for his Countries “Cause”; the “Cause” of “Liberty”, at the “Battle of Shilo”. (note: may have served in Company “B”, “Ragsdale’s Battalion”, “Texas Cavalry”, C.S.A.) ASHWORTH, WILLIAM H., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “G”, 21st Texas “Cavalry”, “First Texas Lancers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “G” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) BERWICK, E., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “B”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Artillery”, “Texas Volunteers”, C.S.A. (Note: Company “B”, “Artillery” spent most of the War at Sabine Pass, Texas. Company “B” was formed in Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas.) BERWICK, GILBERT, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably”. Received a Confederate Pension from the State of Texas. Pension # 28777. BERWICK, JOSEPH, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “A”, “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Cavalry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “A” was formed in Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas.) HUDSON, ANDERSON, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “F”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Cavalry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “F” was formed in Liberty County, Texas.) HUDSON, G. W., “2nd LIEUTENANT”, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America in Company “D”, 13th Texas Volunteers, “Cavalry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “D” was formed in Anderson County, Texas.)

Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=206 Surname: ADAMS, ODLUM, ODOM, OLDHAM ------------------------- ADAMS, H. I., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “E”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Dismounted Cavalry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “E” was formed in Jefferson County, Texas. Later on Company “E” became Company “B”.) ADAMS, J. H., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “A”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Cavalry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “A” was formed in Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas.) ADAMS, JAMES K., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “I”, 21st Texas “Cavalry”, “First Texas Lancers”, C.S.A. ADAMS, JOHN E. H., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “G”, 21st Texas “Cavalry”, “First Texas Lancers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “G” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) ADAMS, SHEPHERD B., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “G”, 21st Texas “Cavalry”, “First Texas Lancers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “G” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) ODLUM, “CAPTAIN”, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America, and served “Honorably”, “Commanded” Company “F”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Cavalry”. Stationed aboard the “Cotton Clad Paddlewheeler Gunboat” named “Josiah Bell”, ported in Orange, Texas. (note: Company “F” was formed in Liberty County, Texas.) ODOM, DAVID, “SERGEANT”, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “G”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “G” was formed in Newton County, Texas.) ODOM, WILLIAM, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “E”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Dismounted Cavalry” “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “E” was formed at Jefferson County, Texas.) OLDHAM, J. C., 1st LIEUTENANT”, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “D”, 13th Texas Volunteers, “Cavalry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “D” was formed in Anderson County, Texas.)