9th Virginia Cavalry

Willie Jett was in the 9th Virginia for 13 days from point of enlistment until he was gutshot by a Yankee with a shotgun, probably in his first action. Jett was wounded while helping to defeat the Wilson-Kautz raid in 1864, and was only 17 when wounded. He later served in Mosby's Command and was captured in April 1865 while on his way home.

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B:abt 1844. transferred to co. B on 12/Feb/1863,fromthe 55th Va.Inf. Absent sick,Sept.-Dec.1863. POW at Polecat Station,16/June/1864; exchanged from Pt. Lookout, 11/Mar/1865.Paroled at Bowling Green,6/Jun/1865. Farmer in Caroline Co,Va D:1887

B:1/Apr/1839.Enl.6/May/1861 in Co.B. Detailed as courier to General French,Sept.-Dec. 1861. Absent sick May-June 1862.AWOL in April 1863. Present at 30/Sept/1864 Final roll. Paroled at Bowling Green,Va, 3/May/1865.Farmer in caroline Co,Va. D:13/June/1905.

B:1835.enl.10/Mar/1862 in Co.b. Absent sick,Nov.1863-Jan.1864. AWOL in Sept.1864.Paroled at Bowling Green,3/May/1865. D:1889

enl.6/May/1861 in Co.B. Detailed as courier to General French, Sept.-Dec.1861. Present then thru 30/Sept/1864 final roll.Paroled at Bowling Green,Va,3/May/1865.Salesman at Port Royal postwar.D:28/Feb/1905 in Bowling Green Co.,Va. bur.at Lakewood Cemetery.

Enlisted 5/6/1861 at age 29. Absent sick, Nov. -Dec. 1862 and May - June 1863. Present then on all rolls thru 9/30/1864 final roll. Captured at Amelia Crossroads 4/3/1986, released from Hart's Island 6/20/1865. Farmer in Caroline Co., Va. in 1885. Died before 1904. Buried in Caroline Co., Va.

Co. C, 9th Virginia Cavalry - Robert A. Sanford May 25, 1861 Wounded Aug 16, 1864 at Whites Tavern, VA. Paroled May 6, 1865.

William Harrison Winn enlisted in 1861 and witnessed the surrender April 9th. 1865 at Appomattox. He was born March 2,1841 in Lunenburg County, Virginia, and died Nov.18, 1931 at 90. He died at the Old Confederate Soldiers Hospital/Home on Clay St. in Richmond, Virginia. He is buried in Oakwood cemetery in Richmond, Va. I am not sure if he is my direct kin, as I am kin to many Winn's from Lunenburg, my mother was Eleanor Winn, but if you have useful information, e mail me please.

Thomas Jenkins, born 1845, Shiloh, King George County,VA enlisted in the 9th VA Cav. as a Private on 3 Jan 1861 and served honorably to the end of the war with that unit. This man died in Spotsylvania Co., VA in 1902.

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My paternal g-g-grandfather. B.1823, D.1907 Went west with 1849 gold rush, was successful but lost his fortune with the Civil War. Resided 108 Plank Road, Fredericksburg (p.41, General Index of Deeds, Spotsylvania Courthouse) Buried with wife Jane in Confederate Cemetery (presume Fredericksburg). Was Deputy Clerk of Spotsylvania Courthouse. His grandfather, William Smock, could have been elected mayor of Fredericksburg in 1808.

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Luther Chappell Hardy was born on 18 June 1843 in Lunenburg County Virginia. He died on 13 Sept 1900 in Richmond. He originally mustered with the Lunenburg Light Dragoons, two days before his 18th birthday. During his service in He was captured twice, once at Brandy Station and once at Guinea Station, where he was wounded. He served two sentences in the Elmira POW camp, and was ultimately paroled at the end of the war

Wounded 16 May 1864 Died of wounds 18 June 1864 Married to Mary A Ivey Daughter Nora Virginia Ivey Magette From Southampton, Virginia

Born July 26, 1840 in Lunenburg Co., VA to Joel Johns, Jr. and Elizabeth Catherine Osborne. Died December 30, 1925 in Lunenburg Co., VA. When the War Between the States broke out, Branch Taylor Johns was a student at Richmond College. He returned home at once and enlisted in the Lunenburg Calvary. During the first months of the war, General J.E.B. Stuart saw the young man shooting at a target as he made his horse jump a high fence. Admiring his skill, he sent for Mr. Branch Taylor Johns and made him his private courier during the four years of war. Later he presented him with a fine sword, bearing the inscription, 'To Branch Taylor Johns, for gallant bravery at all times, from General J.E.B. Stuart.' BRANCH TAYLOR JOHNS, known as TAYLOR, was a private in company G of the 9th Virgnina Cavalry, CSA. JOHNS, BRANCH T.: Enl. 6/7/61 in Co. G. Absent on leave, July-Aug. 1861. POW at Thompson's Cross Roads, 5/4/63, and paroled on the spot. Absent sick, Nov.-Dec. 1862, Nov.-Dec. 1863 and at 9/30/64 final roll. M382 roll 30 (4th Cousin 5 times removed)

David Robert Love was born in n1842 in Lunenburg County Virginia. He died at the age of 74 in 1916. He mustered with his nephew, Luther Chappell Hardy, in the Lunenburg Light Dragoons in 1861. He ultimately became Captain and Company Commander. He was seriously wounded when he was shot through the neck. After the war he was active in the SCV and wrote for the magazine Confederate Veteran.

He is my great,great,uncle

Graduated from VCU-MCV in 1861 with an M.D. Participated in the battles of Second Manassas, Fredricksburg, Chancellorsville, Sharpsburg, Brandy Station, Gettysburg, and others.

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3rd Great Grand Uncle (Paternal). Enlisted as a Private in Company D, 41st Regiment Virginia Militia on 23 September 1861. Transferred as a Private with Captain Joseph R. Jeffries' Company (Richmond County Cavalry) 1st Battalion Virginia Cavalry on 24 October 1861. Transferred as a Private with Captain Joseph R. Jeffries' Company, 9th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on January/February 1862. Transferred as a Private with Company K, 9th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on May/June 1862. Paroled at Westmoreland Court House Virginia 5 May 1865. Source: Ninth Virginia Regiment of Cavalry 9thvirginia.com Source: Company Muster Roll and Regimental Return www.fold3.com

2nd Great Grand Uncle (Paternal). Enlisted as a Private in Company D, 41st Regiment Virginia Militia on 23 September 1861. Transferred as a Private with Captain Joseph R. Jeffries' Company (Richmond County Cavalry) 1st Battalion Virginia Cavalry on 24 October 1861. Transferred as a Private with Captain Joseph R. Jeffries' Company 9th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on January/February 1862. Transferred as a Private with Company K, 9th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on May/June 1862. Captured at Boonsboro Maryland 16 September 1862. Transferred to Fort McHenry Maryland September/October 1862. Exchanged at Fort Monroe Virginia October 1862. Paroled at Westmoreland Court House Virginia 6 May 1865. Source: Company Muster Roll and Regimental Return www.fold3.com Source: American Civil War Soldiers www.ancestry.com Source: Ninth Virginia Regiment of Cavalry 9thvirginia.com

4th Great Grand Uncle (Paternal). Enlisted as a Private in Company B, 41st Regiment Virginia Militia on 23 September 1861. Transferred as a Private with Captain Joseph R. Jeffries' Company (Richmond County Cavalry) 1st Battalion Virginia Cavalry on 24 October 1861. Transferred as a Private with Captain Joseph R. Jeffries' Company 9th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on January/February 1862. Transferred as a Private with Company K, 9th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on May/June 1862. Source: Company Muster Roll and Regimental Return www.fold3.com Source: American Civil War Soldiers www.ancestry.com Source: Ninth Virginia Regiment of Cavalry 9thvirginia.com

2nd Great-Grandfather (Paternal). Transferred as a Private from Company E, 41st Regiment Virginia Militia to Captain Joseph R. Jeffries' Company (Richmond County Cavalry), 1st Battalion Virginia Cavalry on 24 October 1861. Transferred as a Private with Captain Joseph R. Jeffries' Company 9th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on January/February 1862. Transferred as a Private with Company K, 9th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on May/June 1862. Paroled at Westmoreland Court House Virginia 6 May 1865. Source: Company Muster Roll and Regimental Return www.fold3.com

3rd Great Grand Uncle (Paternal). Enlisted as a Corporal in Company D, 41st Regiment Virginia Militia on 23 September 1861. Transferred as a Private with Captain Joseph R. Jeffries' Company (Richmond County Cavalry), 1st Battalion Virginia Cavalry on 24 October 1861. Transferred as a Private with Captain Joseph R. Jeffries' Company 9th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on January/February 1862. Transferred as a Private with Company K, 9th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on May/June 1862. Captured at Hazel River Virginia 15 April 1863. Transferred to Old Capitol Prison Washington D.C. 21 April 1863. Paroled at Old Capitol Prison Washington D.C. 10 May 1863. Paroled at Westmoreland Court House Virginia on 6 May 1865. Source: Company Muster Roll and Regimental Return www.fold3.com Source: American Civil War Soldiers www.ancestry.com Source: Ninth Virginia Regiment of Cavalry 9thvirginia.com

3rd Great Grand Uncle (Paternal). Enlisted as a Private with Captain Joseph R. Jeffries' Company, 9th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on 17 January 1862. Transferred as a Private with Company K, 9th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on May/June 1862. Promoted to Corporal on July/August 1864. Captured at Amelia County Virginia, 3 April 1865. Transferred to City Point Virginia 13 April 1865. Transferred to Point Lookout Maryland 15 April 1865. Took Oath of Allegiance and released from Point Lookout Maryland 20 June 1865. Source: Company Muster Roll and Regimental Return www.fold3.com Source: American Civil War Soldiers www.ancestry.com Source: Ninth Virginia Regiment of Cavalry 9thvirginia.com

Born about 1838, died 1903. Father of Olivia Tallent Davis