Brother in-law of Reazon Dailey 12th VA Cav Co A

Older brother of Reazon Dailey also of 12th VA Cav Co. A

My wifes gg grandfather. Younger brother of John W Dailey also of 12th VA Cav Co. A

Paroled Winchester, Va 4/25/65 Buried Methodist Church yard Morrisville, Va. (Fauquier County) Son: Walter married Florence Lillian Pearson, daughter of Henry Clay Pearson of the 43rd Va. Mosby's Ranger.

Lt. Bushrod Corbin Washington was a farmer from Charlestown, Va now WVa. He is mentioned in the book 'Bull Run to Bull Run' by Baylor and he was the editor of the book 'The Laurel Brigade' by McDonald. Part of the movie 'Gods and Generals' was filmed in what was his home: 'Claymont Court'.

1. Edward Kuser was in the 12th Virginia Calvary Co. E. I have his roster records, POW release form, and 1909 Civil War pension form. The 12th Calvary has a memorial in downtown Front Royal, VA.

Edward's CO James Marshall and fellow soldier, Allen Bowen were at Brandy Station because they left their names on the wall. James Marshall is listed in Edward's Civil War pension application as his CO.

From 'The Baker History' Descendants of John Baker Sr., published in 1964

From 'The Baker History' Descendants of John Baker Sr., published in 1964

Private Sylvanus/Sylvenius/Sylvenus Ezra Fadely/Fadeley, was born 3apr1844 in Shenandoah County, Virginia, enlisted in Co H of the 12th Virginia Cavalry Regiment, survived the war, died 25sep1903, and is buried at Edge Hill Cemetery, Charles Twon, Jefferson County, West Virginia.

His eldest brother, Private Emanuel J Fadely was born in Shenandoah County, Virginia circa 1839, enlisted in the 136th Virginia Militia Regiment, and died in 1861, exact details unknown.

His older brother Lemuel S Fadely enlisted in Co K of the 33rd Virginia Infantry Regiment and was Killed In Action during 1st Bull Run/Manassas, Prince William County, Virginia.

Noah Holsinger was in CO H from April 1862 until captured September 1863. He was a courier for Gen. Stonewall Jackson.

Born 04/07/1842 in Warren Co. Virginia to John Bushrod Rust (b. 09/21/1811 in Rock Hill, Old Frederick Co. Virginia) and Nancy McAfee. Henry Clay Rust, definitely died during the Civil War. One account says he was mortally wounded near home. He was carried home, where he died in the living room. 25 Nov 1862. Buried Front Royal, Virginia. -----


Film Number M382 roll 48

(3rd Cousin 4 times removed)

My GG Grandfather. From Mount Crawford, Va.

wounded 22 Sep 1863 at Jack's Shop, Madison County Virginia; paroled 4 May 1865, Edinburg Virginia.

CSA Unit: Company K, 12th Virginia Cavalry (Kinship to Norman P Miller: Husband of 1st cousin, 3 times removed)