Deleon Civil War Confederate Vetrans. •Allen, Eugene J. •Ballard, James •Bassett, J.W. •Biffle, Henderson P.–6th Missouri Calvary •Bingham, Sidney (Beattie) •Boone, W.W. –(De Leon Cemetery, 03/05/1845-12/04/1924) •Bowman, A. J. •Bloyd, S •Boyd, F.M. •Boykin, R. •Bratton, N.W. •Broughton, N.W. –Co. C, 7th Texas Infantry •Brown, Thomas–Co. A, First North Carolina Sharpshooters, Petersburg, Richmond. (Old De Leon Cemetery, born 05/30/1844) •Brownlee, James William–18th Mississippi Cavalry (12/26/1843-02/28/1919, De Leon Cemetery) •Brownlee, John Robert–Co. A 18th Miss Cav. wounded at Shiloh (07/04/1844-05/14/1925, De Leon Cemetery) •Brumbelow, Lemuel–35th Arkansas Calvary, Fagan’s Brigade •Brumbelow, J. •Brumbelow, William–Co. D, 11th Ark. Infantry (Round Grove Cemetery) •Buchan, James F.– (Old De Leon Cemetery 5/23/1838-01/09/1880) •Buchan, John F. •Bullard, James •Butler, H.J. •Cadenhead, L.T. •Campbell, G. •Carnes, Clayton William–1st Lt. , Co. L., First Texas Cavalry, captured at Helena, Arkansas Oct 4, 1862, sent to St. Louis then returned to Helena Nov. 16 and exchanged. Returned to his company and remained with it until Aug 1, 1864 when health forced him to resign. •Carnes, William C. “Bill” –Corporal, Co. C. 30th Texas Cavalry. De Leon Cemetery •Carruth, C.R. “Charlie” –(Enlisted at age 15) •Chambers, Joe •Clark, Bill (Beattie) •Cooner, William •Crow, Issac •Davis, E.D. •Dealy, W. •Dry, A.M. •Dyer, W.A. •Fade, J. H. •Ferguson, W.P. •Garrett, W.M. •Gates, P.H. •Gilmore, J. Thomas •Hansard, William •Harris, Cager •Higginbotham, Boliver Taylor, Enlisted in 1864 at age 15 or 16 in Lafayette Co. Mississippi. Served under General Nathan Bedford Forrest, Pvt. Co. E 18th Mississippi Battalion, Chalmers Regiment. Discharged 1865 at end of war. (De Leon Cemetery, 01/06/1848-07/25/1930). •Hilton, A.C. •Holdridge, John Henry, Pvt. Co. G, Drummer 14th Alabama Infantry (July 19, 1842-March 31, 1921), buried in the De Leon Cemetery. •Holland, W.D., was one of the few who enlisted in the Confederate army that actually was living in Comanche County at the time. He was living on the Sabano. Although his war record has not been located, he was the father of Frank Holland. He died in Dublin in the late 1920s. •Holmes, Andrew Jackson–Co. H 24th Georgia Inf., Petersburg, Richmond, Shenandoah Valley, (De Leon Cemetery, 02/19/1835-08/24/1931) •Howell, R.N. H. •Huckaby, A. •Huckaby, W.M. •Hunt, W. A. •Johnson, J. •Johnson, Thomas •Jones, Andrew S.– (Ebenezer Cemetery 10/29/1825-2/23/1876) •Kee, Richard Brannon-- (De Leon Cemetery, 03/25/1832-11/16/1912) •Lambert J.M. •Logsdon, W. •Loudermilk, Henry C., 18th Ga. Infantry, enlisted around April-May 1861; wounded in the leg at Battle of Gaines Mill,Virginia, June 27, 1862 and his leg had to be amputated. Buried in the Downing Cemetery. •Loudermilk, Robert Carroll, Co. D 36th Georgia Inf. (Nov. 5, 1840-Jan. 25, 1908) Buried in the Downing Cemetery. •Mallonee, J. •Martin, A.J. •Martin, William M.–Co. G 10th Alabama CFV (De Leon Cemetery, 03/25/1832-11/16/1912) •McAfee, S.H. •McCharen, R.G. •Mohon, Thomas Nathan-(De Leon Cemetery, 01/23/1843-08/30/1927) Served under Gen. Bragg at Battle of Shilo. Also at battles of Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain, Chickamauga, and Missionary Ridge. Under Gen. Hood at Franklin, Tenn. where he was captured and sent to p.o.w. Camp Douglas in Chicago. Paroled in July 1865. To De Leon in 1882. •Morton, Rev. Uriah J. –(De Leon Cemetery, 06/21/1846-08/02/1937) •Munn, John •Murphrey, G.E. •Nance, W. B. •Owen, R.H.–Bugler in General Bradford’s Command (4-19-1839/9-4-1906 De Leon Cemetery) •Patterson, M.A. •Phillips, James •Pounds, N.J. •Ramie, Dr. B.L.R. •Redden, Dr. Raymond D.– Maj. 26th Alabama Inf. Peninsula Campaign, wounded South Mountain, Md., (De Leon Cemetery, 01/10/1821-01/13/1898) •Robbinett, J.B. •Ross, J.A. •Sanders, J.W. •Sellers, Francis M. •Short B.F. •Smith N.M. •Spencer, Henry Clinton (Comyn) •Stembridge, S.R. •Steverson, J.H. •Stinnett, Gilbert W.–Pvt. 31 Regt. Texas Cav. (Ebenezer Cemetery 1839-1914) •Stinnett, John W.–Oakhill Home Guards Cav. Co. Beat 7, Fannin Co. 14th Bdg. Texas State Troops, Capt. James M. Smith Commanding Officer (Ebenezer Cemetery 10/31/1814-10/12/1903) vol. 7-25-61 Conf. Records. •Tate, John W. •Terry, John W.–2nd Lt. 17th Texas Dismounted Cav. (De Leon Cemetery, 02/06/1840-08/21/1902) •Terry, S.J. •Terry, W.C. •Trice, J.T. •Wallace, J.P. •Wells, John P.–Co. I 1st Miss. Cav., (De Leon Cemetery, 10/05/1845-06/18/1934) •Whaley, James M. •Williams, D.T. •Wilson, W.J. •Windsor, A.L.
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