4th Arkansas Cavalry

enlisted 20 June 1862 at Dardanelle, AR. Birth: 28 FEB 1835, Blount, Alabama Death: 19 JAN 1877, Ola, Yell, Arkansas Married:10 JAN 1861 Spouse: Elizabeth Jones Born:August 09, 1835, Blount, Alabama Died:January 08, 1927 San Angelo, TX

Enlisted as a Private in Gordon's Regiment, Arkansas Cavalry.

There is only one W. G. Johnson who served in a company recruited in Johnson County. This man, Pvt. William G. Johnson, enlisted in Co. C, 4th Arkansas Cavalry (aka Carroll's/Gordon's 1st Arkansas Cavalry), at Dardanelle, Arkansas, on February 20, 1863, for three years or the war. He was reported present for duty on all muster rolls through February 29, 1864. There are no later muster rolls, and no record of what happened to him for the rest of the war. Earlier, he had served in the Johnson County Militia. He appears on a payroll of Co. G, 10th Regiment Arkansas Militia, as a company musician, reported as present during the regiment's annual muster for inspection and drill held during the period February 27 to March 19, 1862, at Clarksville, Arkansas.

Gordons Regiment. Captured Pilot Knob, Mo. 1864

4th Great Grandfather. Enlisted 04 Aug 1862, Camp Rector, Arkansas. Captured 02 Oct 1863, Madison County, Arkansas. Transported to POW Camp at Springfield, Missouri. Died 02 Feb 1920, Austin, TX at Civil War Veterans Home.

Born: November 4, 1823 in Burke County, NC Died: February 2, 1889 in Benton County, Arkansas Buried: Barron Cemetery, Benton Co., Arkansas Married: Sarah E. “Sally” Allen on December 27, 1847 in McDowell County, NC Children: 8 Occupation: Unknown

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William M. Maberry was captured in Benton County, Arkansas on April 9, 1864. He died December 27, 1864 in Alton Military Prison, in Alton, Illinois.

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