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Jun 23, 1843 – Jan 24, 1863. He enlisted on Mar 3, 1861 and died Jan 24, 1863 from his wounds. He was one of the seven wounded at Fredericksburg and taken to Chimborazo hospital in Richmond where he died from his wounds. At this time, no hospital records can be found on how he died. Extracts from Official War Records Vol. XXI--(541, 1073) Rode’s' brigade, Second corps, General Jackson, army of Northern Virginia, December, 1862. (560) Report of medical director, 1 killed and 7 wounded, Fredericksburg. Parents: • Daniel James Melvin 1815 – 1903. Henry County Cavalry Reserves – Local Defense. Son of Joseph Melvin 1789 - 1863, son of George Melvin 1737 – 1791, son of Daniel James Melvin. • Louisiana Sholar 1815-1877 Buried: Oakwood Cemetery 3101 Nine Mile Rd, Richmond, VA 23223 Confederate Section D, Row 15, grave #04. The office register has him listed with the initials F. M. M. but he also has a normal military headstone
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