Mabrys / Mayberrys in the Civil War
Guide
Abbreviations used below:
b = born
m = married
d = died
Co = County
Com. = Company
Reg. = Regiment
Inf. = Infantry
Cav. = Cavalry
Service:
Red Text – Confederate States of America
Blue Text – United States of America
Given names from Abraham - Franklin
A. Mabry served as Pvt. in Com. B, 1st AR Inf Battalion (C.S.A.); captured 5-6 Oct 1862 and paroled 13 Oct 1862 at Corinth, MS.
A. Mayberry (1845-1908), served in Com. A, 201st PA Inf. He is buried in Paola Cem. at Paola, KS.
Abraham6 Mayberry (Abraham5, Randolph, Abel, Charles, Francis) b ca 1836 Iredell Co NC; m Amanda Martin; living in Alexander Co when he enlisted in Iredell Co on 21 May 1862; mustered in as Pvt. in Com. E, 54th Reg., NC Inf.; reported absent with leave in May/Jun 1862; promoted to Sgt. In Jul/Sep 1862; deserted ca 12 Nov 1862 after being detailed to go to Alexander Co and other nearby counties to apprehend deserters; reduced to ranks on or about the same date; went over to the Union side about 1 Aug 1864; confined at Knoxville, TN 5 Aug 1864; trans. To Chattanooga, TN about 9 Aug 1864; trans. To Louisville, KY where he arrived 15 Aug 1864; released at Louisville 27 Aug 1864 after taking the oath of allegiance.
Abraham Mabry (s/o Seth of Jackson Co TN) b ca 1827/28 Jackson Co TN; m Frances Crocker; served in Com. I, 19th TN Cav. (C.S.A.) and died in the war.
Absalom6 Mabry (Samuel S.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 26 Jun 1824; m 12 Feb 1846 Frances Manning; enlisted as Sgt. 1 Jun 1861 in Com. D, 29th Virginia Infantry; later re-enlisted in Com. G, 54th Virginia Inf. in which his brothers, Samuel and Green Berry also served; d 1899.
Absalom Mabry
Adam P.6 Maberry (Mabry) (Parham5 , Adam Poole, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis) b ca 1836 Lawrence Co AL; served as 1st Sgt. in Com. D, 27th AL Inf.; d 13 Jul 1862 at Camp Douglas, IL.
Adolphus Mabry - served as a Corporal in Com. F, 7th KY Mounted Infantry
Alberry Watson7Mabry (Little Wafer6, Patrick, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis) b about 1843 Lumpkin Co GA; enlisted at Huntsville, AL 18 Aug 1862 as a Pvt. in Com. I, 1st AL Cav. (U.S.A.) he was 20 years of age and was born in Lumpkin Co GA. He was with wagon train in Nashville, TN 27 Dec 1862, on detail as courier at Reedyville, TN on 27 Jan 1863; MIA 22 Nov 1863 near Camp Davies, MS; d 3 Jan 1864 at Camp Davies, MS of wounds received in action.
A. G.5 Mabry (Richard4, Nathaniel3, Hinchia2, Francis1). b 7 Sep 1810 Southampton Co VA; m 2 Jul 1845 Martha Riggs Tartt; d 28 Feb 1874 Selma, AL. Sgt., Com. B, Battn. Wash. Arty. LA; Sgt. Com. B, 1st AL Arty. Roll of Prisoners of War, C.S.A. parolled Meridian, MS 10 May 1865. Residence in Selma, AL.
Albert Gallatin Brown Mabry (son of James B. Mabry and grandson of James Eaton Mabry & Ursula Young), b ca 1848 Choctaw Co MS; m1 Kendy _____; m2 M. E. Mitchell; enlisted for 30 days on 23 Aug 1864 in Com. L, 2nd State Troops, MS Inf.; d 15 Mar 1923 Tate Co MS.
Alexander6 Mayberry (James5, Randolph4, Abel3, Charles2, Francis1) b Iredell Co NC; born Iredell Co NC; enlisted in Wilkes Co 5 Apr 1862 and served with in Com. G, of the 54th NC; hospitalized at Richmond, VA 9 Apr 1863 with typhoid pneumonia; trans. To Salisbury 29 May 1863; reported absent without leave ca 31 Aug 1863; returned to duty from sick leave 26 Sep 1863; captured at Rappahannock Station, VA 7 Nov 1863; confined at Point Lookout, MD 11 Nov 1863; d at Point Lookout 20 Apr 1864; cause of death not reported.
Alfred Mabry enlisted 16 Sep 1861 at Dugspur, Carroll Co VA.; AWOL 31 Dec 1863; in hospital 10 Feb 1864.
Allen Mabry, (s/o Benjamin, John of Rutherford Co TN), Pvt., enlisted at Eudora, AR, 26 Feb 1862 in Com. B, 8th AR Inf. Battalion; captured at Corinth, MS 5 Oct 1862; exchanged at Vicksburg, MS, 8 Nov 1862; born in Madison Co MS ca 1838.
Alonzo Mayberry, enlisted as Pvt. on 4 Feb 1865 in OH at the age of 18.
Andrew D. Mayberry, born in Windham, Me; married; farmer; age 33 at enlistment in Portland ME; served in Com. D., 20th Inf.; killed in battle in Gettysburg, PA.
Andrew Jackson Mabry (Riley, John, Isaac, George, Francis). b 9 Jan/Feb 1848 Ripley Co MO; m 2 Mar 1868 Mary Perteat in Carter Co MO. Served in Com. B, 3rd MO Cav. Reg.
Andrew W. Mabry (Benjamin, John Mabry of Rutherford Co TN), Enlisted as Pvt. at Fort Smith, Arkansas June 15, 1861 Co. A, 1st AR Mounted Rifles. Age 21; discharged for disability, December 12, 1861; born in Madison CO, MS, 8 Jul 1840; occupation farmer; eyes blue, hair auburn, complexion light, height 5’9½’’. Married 31 Jul 1862 Ann Elizabeth Carhanan; d 28 Jul 1913 Kissee Mills, Taney Co MO.
Anther Mayberry. Served in Com. F, 4th AR (McNair's Inf. Reg., C.S.A.
A. R. Mabry enlisted 30 Jul 1861 as a Private in Com. G, 7th Reg., Franklin Volunteers, Army of Northern Virginia at Heard Co GA. Died of disease on way to hospital.
Archer Mabry (s/o Washington & Harriet Mabry of Halifax Co, NC); b ca 1843 NC; enlisted 9 Jul 1861 in Halifax Co NC for the war; served as Pvt. in Com. I, 5th Reg. NC State Troops; discharged 2 Dec 1861 at Richmond, VA; reason for discharge not given.
Archibald6 Mabry (Repps5, Repps, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis) b ca 1843 TN; enlisted in Com. K, 43 Reg. TN Inf. in Bradley Co TN on 12 Dec 1861, having transferred from the 36th TN. He was captured at Vicksburg on 4 Jul 1863 and later parolled.
Armstead F.6 Mabry - (Philip5, Cornelius, Cornelius, Charles, Francis), served as a Pvt. in Com. A, 49th MO Vol Inf.; filed for pension 16 Jun 1890.
Arthur Mayberry, was a son of David Mayberry. He m 18 Jan 1863 Cordelia McConnell in Montgomery Co AR. Enlisted 17 Aug 1861, near Mt. Vernon, MO; served as a 2nd Lieut. in Com. F, 4th AR Inf.; was at the Battle of Pea Ridge; resigned 31 May 1862 after Elk Horn.
Asa Mark7 Mabry (Asburn6, Mark, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis) was b 7 Aug 1841 in Lumpkin Co GA; m 22 Nov 1860; enlisted as a Pvt. on 17 Mar 1862, in Com. I, 22nd Reg., Georgia Volunteer Inf., Army of Northern Virginia; wounded at King's School House, VA on 25 Jun 1862 and d of his wounds at Richmond, VA on 26 Jun 1862.
Dr. Baker W. Mabrey born ca 1830; m 1st Lucy B. Lawrence (d Mar 1857); m 2nd about 1859 Mary E. Freeman (d August 1860); resided in Edgecombe Co NC where he enlisted at age 30 in Com. B, 44th Reg. NC troops organized near Raleigh, NC 28 Mar 1862; appointed 1st Lieut. 14 Jan 1862; promoted to Capt. 28 Mar 1862; d 18Sep 1862 at or near Petersburg, VA of "febris typhoides".
Benjamin Mabrey - Enlisted 12 Jul 1862 at Smithville, AR in Com. D, 38th AR Inf. Reg.; deserted camp 1 Aug 1863 ad Taylor, LA.
Benjamin6 Mabrey (Cornelius5, Cornelius, Cornelius, Charles, Francis), b about 1830 Randolph Co IN; m 28 Mar 1867 Sarah Eliz. Haile; enlisted Sep 1864 in Com. A, 47th Reg., MO Vol. Inf.; discharged 28 Mar 1865. d ?1876.
Benjamin B. Mabry, served in Com. K, 82nd Reg. IN Inf. Volunteers from Jefferson Co IN.
B. F. Mabry born 25 Mar 1842; served in the 41st TN Inf, Johnson's Army; d 11 Aug 1928.
Benjamin Hodges Mayberry, (James S., Dudley of Abbeville Co SC), b Apr 1845; m 21 Nov 1871 Mary Jane Townsend; served in Com. K, 4th Inf. Reg. MS from Attala Co MS; d 22 Aug 1929 Bolivar Co MS.
Benjamin M.7 Mabry (Seth6, Solomon, Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis), b 10 Feb 1837 Montgomery Co NC; m 25 Oct 1857 Mary Kimra; served as Pvt. in Com. H, 14th Reg. NC Vol. Inf.; wounded 19 Sep 1864 at Winchester, VA; was at Lee's surrender at Appomattox; d 19 Aug 1913.
Benjamin W. Mayberry (Benjamin F. Mayberry in other records), Pvt - Age 27. Enl 20 Jul 1861 at a camp near Bentonville, AR. Served in Com. C., 2nd AR Mounted Rifles; fought at the Battle of Pea Ridge; Dangerously wounded 10 Aug 1862 at Oak Hills, MO and died 12 Sep 1861 at Springfield, MO.
Bythal Mabry b ca 1834; enlisted for 6 months as Pvt. in Com. A, 1st Reg, NC Inf. on 18 Apr 1861 in Edgecombe Co NC; present or accounted for until mustered out 12-13 Nov 1861.
C. Mabiere Pvt., Com. A, 18th LA Inf. Roll Jan and Feb 1863 (only roll on which bourne). Enlisted 5 Oct 1862 Camp Pratt. Discharged 25 Feb 1863 ror disability.
C. H. Mayberry Regiment C, SC 5th Inf.
C. S. Mayberry - Pvt., enlisted 15 Aug 1862 at Bentonville, AR in Com. H., 4th (Gordon's) AR Cav Reg.; AWOL 19 Feb 1864
Calvin Clark Mayberry was born about 1828 in North Carolina. According to the census records, his parents were born in England; mustered in Com. H., 3rd KY Volunteer Inf. 6 Oct 1861; discharged for disability 11 Jun 1863 at Nashville, TN; d 19 March 1907 and is buried in Shelby Co KY.
Calvin Mayberry from Jackson Co, IA served as a Pvt. in Com. M., 7th Reg., IA Cavalry.
Carter Maberry, (Benjamin, John Mabry of Rutherford Co TN), Carter Maberry's name is found on a list of "Indigent Confederate soldiers" from Texas whose families received support from the Texas government while the soldiers were away from home. Carter Maberry was from Bell County, TX. He served in Baylor's Reg., TX Cav.
Charles Maberry, served in the 129 IN Inf. and died in service.
Charles Mabry, enlisted at age 25 on 1 Aug 1862 in Com. H, 83rd IL Inf.; at time of his enlistment he was a resident of Roseville in Warren Co IL; he was born in Lehigh Co PA.
Charles6 Mabry (Branch5, Charles, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), was b about 1836 in GA. He enlisted on 30 Jul 1861 at Bowden, GA and served in Cobb's Legion. He d on battle wounds 14 Sep 1862 at Crampton's Gap, MD on the first day of what would become the Battle of Antietam.
Charles Mabry, enlisted 14 Sep 1864 as a Pvt. in PA. This may or may not be the same Charles Maberry who served in Com. K, 127th PA Reg.
Charles D. Mabry (son of Penelope Mabry of Edgecombe Co NC), b about 1843; enlisted in Edgecombe Co NC on 20 Jun 1861 for six months; enlisted again 23 Jan 1862 in Com. B, 44th Reg., NC Vol. Inf.; mustered in as 1st Sgt; appointed 3rd Lieut. Ca 1 Apr 1862; promoted to 2nd Lieut. 18 Sep 1862; present or accounted for until he died 28 Jul 1864, place and cause of death not reported.
Charles H. Mabry b 4 Aug 1835 Washington Co IN (s/o Joel Mabry and McKinzie; m 12 Apr 1863 Margaret Ann Van Cleave; served in the 24th Regiment from IN; d 12 Apr 1894 Rock Co KS.
Charles R.(ansom)6 Mabry (Seth W.5, Charles, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), b 30 Dec 1841 Warren Co NC; enlisted 18 Apr 1861 as a Pvt. in Com. F, 12th Reg. NC Vol. Inf.; present or accounted for until paroled at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 Apr 1865.
Charles W.6 Mabry (Hinchia5, Charles, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), b 22 Aug 1819 Greene Co GA; m Sarah B. Springer; voted against secession at the Georgia Secession Convention; enlisted 26 Jun 1861 and served as Capt. of Com. E., 19th Georgia Inf., known as the Heard Co Volunteers; promoted to Major 1 Jul 1863; resigned 21 Sep 1864, having been elected to the Georgia Senate; d 9 Apr 1886.
Charles W. Mayberry, enlisted as Pvt. on 30 Sep 1861 in CA.
Churchwell6 Mabry (Samuel S.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 6 Aug 1829 in Patrick or Grayson Co VA; m 1st Katherine Ellen Phillips; m 2nd 9 Jun 1888 Bettie Hurst in Carroll Co VA; d 15 May 1914 Carroll Co VA; was a Private and a fifer in Com. I, 50th Virginia Reg. for four years.
Churchwell Mabry
Clough H. Mabry - served in the 5th SC Inf. Reg.
Daniel Mabry - Age 33, Enlisted 23 Jun 1862 in Com I, 36th AR Inf Reg. at Springfield, AR; d Sep 1863 at Camp Hope, AR.
Daniel Mabry, son of Henry Mabry and Sally Hodge of Union Co SC; served in Com. B, 18th SC Inf.
Daniel6 Mabry (Walter5, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b ca 1808 GA; m Sarah Anderson; served in Capt. P. P. Terry's Com. from MS (C.S.A.); d 1865 of pneumonia on his way home from the War.
Daniel6 Mabry (Alfred5, Daniel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis) was a member of the Titus Co Texas Militia Com. I. He was enlisted on August 22, 1861 at Mount Pleasant by Captain Hill. He substituted for private J.C.S. Johnson who was discharged. See also records for private J.S. Johnson. His age is recorded as 20 years on the second State Muster Roll. Confederate records show his last name also listed as Maberry and Mayberry. He mustered into the Confederate States Cavalry Service with this Company on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. Mabry was engaged in the battle of Elk Horn on March 6 and 7, 1862. A payment record states that he was from South Carolina and was 21 years old on December 11, 1862 and had been a Farmer. At that time he received $340 for Service, clothing and Bounty for the period of November 1, 1861 to August 31, 1862. He was present until listed as absent, sick in Hospital in Dalton, Georgia on the December 31, 1863 Muster Roll. Mabry was absent "in arrest by Civil Authority in Asheville, N.C." on final Muster Roll.
Daniel Harnbright7 Mabry (Russell6, Patrick, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 8 Apr 1840 Benton (Calhoun) Co AL; m 1st Mary E. McKee; m 2nd 19 Sep 1872, Rachel Belle Murdock in Johnson Co TX; enlisted 20 Aug 1861 in the Cav Com., Ellis Blues, 4th Regiment; transferred 28 Oct 1861 to Com. H, 12th Texas Cav., C.S.A.; sick in hospital in Dalton, GA sometime in 2nd half of 1863; reported absent in arrest by civil authority sometime between 31 Oct 1863 and 29 Feb 1864; d 30 Sep 1898 Montague Co TX.
Daniel Harnbright Mabry
Daniel Seay6 Mabry (Daniel W.5, Joshua, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), was b 5 Jul 1826. He m Amanda Singleton 1 Aug 1854 in Marion Co, GA. He enlisted as a Private 9 Dec 1862 in Com. C, 12th Reg., Georgia Volunteer Inf. (Davis Rifles), Army of Northern Virginia. He was captured at Petersburg, Virginia on 2 Apr 1865 and d of measles at Point Lookout, MD on 27 Jun 1865.
David Mabry enlisted as a Pvt. 3 Nov 1862 in PA.
David Mayberry Enlisted as a Pvt. 5 Jan 1864 in OH. He was 21 at the time of enlistment.
David Maberry, enlisted as Pvt. on 20 Feb 1864 as a Pvt in Com. B, 94th IL Inf. He was age 18 and was a resident of New Baltimore in Wayne Co IL. He also served in Com. F, 37th IL Inf.
David Mayberry Cpl., enlisted 25 Nov 1863 at age 18 in Dallas Co AR, born Montgomery Co AR. served in Com. G. 2nd AR Inf Reg, USA
David A.7 Mabry (Eli6, Mark, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b about 1842 in Georgia; enlisted as a Pvt. 24 Feb 1862 in Com. D, Hall Co Volunteers, 27th Reg. of the Army of Tennessee. He d prior to 24 Dec 1862 in a hospital at Scottsville, VA and is buried there.
David J. Maberry Enlisted as a Pvt. in Com. A, 9th AR Inf at Pine Bluff, Arkansas, July 25, 1861; wounded in action at Shiloh, Tennessee, April 7, 1862; absent on detached duty as nurse in hospital, December 31, 1862; discharged on surgeon’s certificate of disability at Port Hudson, Louisiana, January 17, 1863; subsequently served in 2nd Arkansas Cavalry. (Com. A was from Jefferson County.
David L. Mayberry enlisted 16 Apr 1862 at St. Genevieve, Mo as a Pvt. in Com., 5th Mo Cav. Reg. under Capt. Hagan. d of disease 18 Oct 1863 at Rolla, MO. Buried at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, St. Louis, MO.
David L. Mayberry (probably son of James H., Jesse, Frederick, Frederick of NJ), enlisted as Pvt. in Com. E, 111th IL INf. on 14 Aug 1862 in IL, at the age of 20.
David M. Mabry (s/o David and Cynthia Mabray), living with his sister, Margaret Mabray Rankin, in Anderson Co TX in 1850; served in Com. F, 3rd Reg. TX Cav. He was a physician.
David P. Mabry, (s/o Jesse Hughes Mabry and Sarah Caroline Prude) b 1847 AL; served as Pvt. in Com. F., 16th MS Cav.; captured 13 Oct 1864 at Rome, GA; released from Camp Douglas, IL on 17 Jun 1865; d 1925; buried in the Old Fairlawn Cemetery, Stephens Co OK.
Demarcus Mabry, son of Daniel Mabry and Catherine Crossnoe of Wayne Co TN; served in Com. F, 9th TN Cav. Died in prison in 1864.
Doctor Z. Mabry, (son of Henry Mabry and Sally Hodge of Union Co SC). Born ca 1843 Union Co SC; b ca 1843; m Elizabeth _____; served in Com. G, 5th SC Inf. during the Civil War; applied for a pension in 1919 under the name of David Z. Mabry.
Donaldson Mabry (son of Henry Mabry and Sally Hodge of Union Co SC), b ca 1830 Union Co SC; m Sophia _____; served in Com. B, 18th SC INF and later in Com. B, 42nd AL INF; captured at Chickamunga 24 Nov 1863; sent to Rock Island, IL prison; released 17 Jun 1865.
Dudley Henry6 Mabry (Robert5, Braxton, Joel, Hinchia, Francis), b 9 Apr 1812 Logan Co KY; m1 Elizabeth Haley; m2 Cordelia Williams Powell; m3 Jane Parsons; enlisted 3 Jul 1861, at age 45, from Fayette Co IL; served as 1st Lt., Com. H, 35 IL Inf; d 29 Mar 1871.
Eben E.7 Mabry (Seth6, Solomon, Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis), b 25 Mar 1840 Montgomery Co NC; m Sarah Jane Coley; enlisted as a Pvt. in Com. H, 14th NC Regiment on 5 May 1861 Stanly Co NC; promoted to Corp. 27 Apr 1862; wounded in the right shoulder in battle near Richmond, VA Jun/Jul 1862; rejoined the Com. prior to 1 Jan 1863; paroled at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 Apr 1865; d 7 Aug 1922. The following is an excerpt from "Stanly County in the Civil War Stanly Marksmen of Co. H, 14th NC Regiment": Grant ordered printing presses set up in one of the town's buildings and printed formal paroles for what was left of the valiant Army of Northern Virginia. The remnants of the 14th NC amounted to 115 men who received paroles. Of the 90 Stanly County men who joined the 14th NC in May 1861, Privates Julius F. Carter, John Keith, Eban Mabry and Seargent Bennett Russell are listed as having been present at Appomattox to receive a parole. All of the rest of their comrades had been captured, killed, or were in hospitals or had simply returned home before Lee's surrender.
Edward H. Mayberry, enlisted as Pvt. on 12 Sep 1861 in Com. K, 36th IL Inf. at age 19. He resided in Aurora, IL and was born in New Bangor, NY.
Edward G. Mabry, mustered in as Pvt. 19 Aug 1862 Com. H., 66th IN Reg.; died 21 Aug 1864 Rome, GA.
Edwin Maberry, (son of William and Esther Maberry) m Maria Filley; enlisted as Pvt. on 16 Oct 1862 in 29th OH Reg.
Eglinton Kennan6 Mabry (Ephraim5, Adam P., Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b m Harriet Y. Haines; enlisted as a Pvt. 27 Jun 1861; d in TX; Harriet applied for a Confederate widow's pension from Hansford Co, TX.
Eli Mark7 Mabry (Ausborn6, Mark, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 2 Jun 1845 Lumpkin Co GA; m Lucretia Catherine Kelly; enlisted 12 May 1862 as a Pvt in Com. I, 22nd Reg. GA Vol. Inf.; d 18 Sep 1923.
Eli Mark Mabry
Eli 6 Mabry (Walter5, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis). He was b 4 Feb 1824 AL; m1 ca 1843 Hailey A. _____; m2 2 May 1858 Nancy Vaughn in Lauderdale Co MS; he served in the Com. of Pleasant P. Terry (C.S.A.). Eli Mabry d d 30 Dec 1916 Lauderdale Co MS.
Elijah Maberry, was a resident of Mt. Airy in Greene Co IL when he enlisted on 7 Mar 1865 as a Pvt. in Com. G, 91st IL Inf. He was 25 years of age.
Elisha7 Mabry (Alfred6, Green5, Matthew4, John3, George2, Francis1) b ca 1836; m 4 Sep 1856 Sarah Burns Caldwell Co NC; enlisted as Pvt. in Com. I, 26th Reg. NC Inf. at age of 25; d in hospital at Williamsburg or Petersburg, VA 25 Aug 1862 of "remittent fever".
Elisha Henry Maberry, (s/o Alexander and Margaret Barnard), b 20 Aug 1840 Sumner Co TN; m 20 Sep 1861 Sarah Etta Davidson; enlisted as Pvt. on 4 Mar 1865 in IL and served in Com. K, 28th IL Inf.; another record says he served in Com. G, 91st IL Inf.; discharged Mar 1866; d Greene Co IL 4 Mar 1910.
Emmanuel Mayberry, enlisted as Pvt. on 1 May 1864 at age 19 in Com. K, 18th IL CON. His residence was Bennington, Marshall Co IL and he was born in Hamilton Co IL.
Emmanuel Mayberry, enlisted as Pvt. on 4 Mar 1865 at age 19 as a Pvt. in Com. K, 6th IL Cav. His place of residence was McLeansboro, Hamilton Co IL.
E. Enis Mayberry, enlisted as Pvt. in Com. G, 40th IL Inf. on 25 Jul 1861 in IL at age 22. Residence: New Baltimore in Wayne Co IL.
Ephraim Mayberry, enlisted as Pvt. on 30 Jan 1864 at Mount Vernon, IL at age 22; He served in Com. K, 13th IL Cav. CON. His Residence was Mt. Vernon, Jefferson Co IL.
Ephraim6 Mayberry (Mabry) (Parham5 , Adam Poole, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis) b ca 1840 Lawrence Co AL; served as Pvt. in Com. D, 27th AL Inf.; d 22 Mar 1862, St. Louis, MO.
Ephraim W.6 Mabry (Joel S.5, Ephraim, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), was b 19 Mar 1825 in Franklin Co GA; He m Necy Guest on 26 Sep 1849 in Franklin Co. He enlisted as a Private on 10 Mar 1862 in the 43rd Reg., Georgia Volunteer Inf. (Kellogg's Rifles), Army of Tennessee. He was captured in Forsyth Co Georgia in 1864 and was taken to a military prison in Louisville, KY as a Confederate deserter and took an oath of allegiance to the U. S. Government. He was released on 18 Jul 1864 to remain north of the Ohio River during the War. He later lived in Montgomery and Yell counties in Arkansas where he was a farmer, mail carrier, and school board member. He d on 27 May 1908.
Ewing Lamar7 Mabry (Walter6, James T., Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 2 Feb 1843 LA; m 1st Lula Cochran; m 2nd Harriet Lester; enlisted 28 Apr 1862 Attala Co MS in Com. C, 40th MS Inf., CSA; d 3 Apr 1923 Attala Co MS.
Fleming A.6 Mabry, (Mark S.5, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), enlisted as Pvt. in Com. L, 3rd AR Cav. Reg. on 30 Jan 1864 at Springfield, AR. Ht 5' 10", eyes blue, hair sandy, complx sandy, farmer, age 46, born in Franklin Co, GA. Died in hospital at Lewisburg, AR 5 Jul 1864.
Foster Maybray aka John Foster Mabry; (son of Henry Mabry and Sally Hodge of Union Co SC.) Foster served in the 18th SC Inf.; captured 30 Jul 1864 at Petersburg, VA, sent to Elmire, NY and later to Point Lookout, MD Prison Camp where he died of disease 26 Oct 1864. Buried in Grave #573 at Point Lookout.
F. M. Mabry Served in the 32nd Reg., TX Cav. (Crump's Battalion, Mounted Volunteers.)
Francis Mabry (son of Henry Mabry and Sally Hodge of Union Co SC.) b ca 1835 Union Co SC; served in the 18th SC Inf.; d 19 Feb 1862, cause of death not listed.
Francis A.6 Mabry (Mark5, Ephraim, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis) enlisted as a Private in Com. D, 43rd Reg., Georgia Volunteer Inf., (Kellogg's Rifles), Army of Tennessee on 10 Mar 1862. He was captured at Atlanta 13 Aug 1864. Released at Camp Chase, Ohio on 11 Jun 1865.
Frank Henry Mayberry, served in Com. G, 36th WI Inf. He was captured on 29 Jun 1864 at Ream's Station, VA and was held at Andersonville Prison. He survived the war.
Franklin Mayberry b ca 1835; m ca 1860 Mary E. Early in Claiborne Co MS; enlisted at Port Gibson, MS in Com. K (Abbay's Battery), 1st Reg. MS Light Artillery; lived in Cass Co MO by 1870.
Franklin Alexander6 Mabry (Abraham5, Randolph, Abel, Charles, Francis), b Jun 1829 NC; m1 1850 Elizabeth McLelland; m2 1894 Rachel Miller; lived in Alexander Co NC, but enlisted in Iredell Co 3 Sep 1862, serving in Com. H, 23rd NC Reg. Inf.; present or accounted for until he was sent to hospital on 13 Jan 1863; reported absent in hospital until he deserted to the Union side about 5 Aug 1864; took the oath of allegiance at Knoxville, TN about 8 Aug 1864; d Dec 1900 Alexander Co NC.
Franklin Dekalb7 Mabry (Alexander6, James T., Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 27 Dec 1842 Attala Co MS; m Della Farris; served as Corp/Sgt, Com. G, 21st MS Inf.
Franklin Mayberry, enlisted as Pvt. on 3 Sep 1862 in Iredell Co NC.
Given names from Frederick - Joel
Frederick6 Maberry (Frederick5, Frederick, Abel, Charles, Francis), b about 1832 Overton Co TN; m 13 Oct 1857 Parthena _____; enlisted in Com. B of the 6th Cav. USA; d 9 Dec 1864 at Cairo, Illinois.
Frederick Maberry, enlisted on 13 Apr 1864 as Pvt. in Com. B, 6th IL Cav, at the age of 35. He was a resident of Reynoldsburg in Johnson Co IL.
Frederick7 Mabry (William L.6, Cornelius, Cornelius, Cornelius, Charles, Francis), b 31 Jan 1843; d 18 Jun 1864 north of Marietta, GA in Civil War.
Frederick Mayberry (Jobe, Frederick, Frederick of NJ), b 15 Jul 1847 Ste. Genevieve Co MO; m 29 Oct 1865 Elizabeth Harriet Dalton in Avon, MO; enlisted 30 Aug 1864 at Pilot Knob, MO in Com. K, 47th Reg. MO Inf.; discharged 29 Mar 1865 St. Louis, MO; enlisted again Apr 1865 in Capt. Flood's Com., Ste. Genevieve, MO for 3 months; d 28 Nov 1920 at home of his son in St. Francois Co MO.
Frederick S. Mayberry, enlisted as Pvt. in Com. K, 6th Cav. on 9 Oct 1861. He was 20 years old and a resident of Hamilton Co.
G. W. Mabry - Enlisted as a Pvt. in Com I, 36th AR Inf Reg.; d at Camp Hope, AR 10 Sep 1862. Claim filed 16 Jun 1863 by Mary Mabry, mother, who said that he died at home.
George7 Mabry (Joel6, Walter, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b Jul 1846 MS; m before 1870 Cynthia Ann Harris.
George Madden7 Mabry (William T.6, William, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 1840s LA; m Henrietta Porter Black; lived later in TX; served in the Civil War Cav scout in Major Smith's Bat., LA Cav.; transferred to James H. Tevis Com. of Arizona Scouts, Gen. Green's Brig., Texas Cav.; he was a P.O.W at New Orleans on 26 May 1865 and was parolled at Natchitoces, LA on 8 Jun 1865.
George Mabry, was a resident of Vandalia in Fayette Co IL when he enlisted at a Sgt in Com. H, 8th IL Inf on 23 Apr 1861 at age 22.
George Maberry, was a 39 years of age and resident of Springfield, Sangamon Co IL, when he joined the 130th IL Inf. as a Pvt.
George Richard7 Mabry (Russell6, Patrick, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 12 Nov 1834 in Hall Co GA; m 1st 25 Feb 1872 Isabella McCullough in Navarro Co TX; m 2nd Grace L_____; enlisted 20 Aug 1861 in the Cav Com., Ellis Blues, 4th Regiment; transferred 28 Oct 1861 to Com. H, 12th Texas Cav., C.S.A.; d 30 Apr 1909.
George W. Mabary, (John, John, ?Isaac, George, Francis), m Louise Rains; b 3 Jan 1843; Served as a Pvt. in Com. K, 9th Reg. MO Union Cav.
George W. Mabry (son of Thomas and Mary Mabry of Elbert and Clarke Co GA), b about 1836 in Elbert Co GA; enlisted as a Pvt. 10 Jun 1861 at Clarke Co GA in Com. K, Athens Guards; he lost an arm 9 Apr 1865 at Appomattox, GA.
George W. Mabry Enlisted as a Pvt. in (old) Com. I at Pine Bluff, Arkansas, July 27, 1861; wounded in action at Shiloh, Tennessee, April 7, 1862; transferred to Com. A, 9th AR Inf on April 19, 1862; absent at home on sick furlough, April 30, 1862; present, August 31, 1864.
George W.6 Mabry (Robert Smith5, Braxton, Joel, Hinchia, Francis); b 20 Jan 1840; m Kate Powell; enlisted as a Pvt. on 24 Feb 1864 at Vandalia, IL, at age 24; mustered in 21 May 1864 at Camp Butler, IL in Co F, 7th IL Cav; d 29 Oct 1898.
George W. Mayberry served in Com. C (from Maury and Hickman Counties), 9th TN Cav. Bat. Organized November 28, 1861; into Confederate service December 23, 1861; surrendered Fort Donelson February 16, 1862; exchanged Vicksburg September, 1862; reorganized Jackson, Mississippi; paroled at Charlotte, North Carolina, May 3, 1865.
George W. Mayberry, enlisted as Pvt. on 15 Jan 1863 in Hazlegreen, KY.
George W. Mayberry (Richard, Thomas) of Mahaska Co served as Pvt. in Com. C, 40th Reg. IA Inf. George was born in October 1836 in OH.
George W. Mayberry, enlisted as Pvt. on 21 Oct 1861 in Prestonburg, KY.
George Maberry, served in te 10th Reg., TX Cav. (Locke's)
George W. Maybury, enlisted as Pvt. in Com. K, 16th IL Inf. on 24 May 1861 at age 24; he was a resident of Richfield, in Adams Co IL and gave his birthplace as Slippery Rock, Butler Co PA. When a reunion of the regiment was held in 1888, his place of residence was given as Stones Prairie.
George Washington7 Maberry (William6, James5, John4, John3, George2, Francis1). Born 10 Jul 1846 Livingston Co MO; m 15 Mar 1868 Elvira M. Moore; d 1880. Served in Com. G, 44th MO Inf.
George Washington7 Mabrey (Cornelius B.6, Cornelius, Cornelius, Cornelius, Charles, Francis) b 5 Apr 1843 Bollinger Co MO; d 15 Mar 1862 at Cape Girardeau, MO while serving in the Union Army.
George Washington Mabry (Joseph J.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b Mar 1836 Grayson or Patrick Co VA; m 1st 19 Nov 1859 Elizabeth Monday in Surry Co NC; m 2nd 15 Dec 1906 Alice Gardner Marshall; entered Com. G, 54th Virginia Reg. on 16 Sep 1861; transferred to 25th VA Cav.
George William Mayberry (Jesse, Seth of Jackson Co TN), b 17 Apr or May 1836 Jackson Co TN; m 4 Jun 1853 Nancy Loftis in Jackson Co TN; according to family tradition he was "forced into military service by being taken in the middle of the night by soldiers." He served in the Confederate Army and was killed 18 May 1863 in Georgia and was buried in Resaca, GA. However in the "Compendium of the War of the Rebellion", lists a battle at Resaca, GA on May 14-15th 1864. Thus he may not have d until 1864.
Gilliam Hopson6 Maybry (Daniel5, Jesse, James, George, Francis), b 14 May 1846 Spartanburg Co SC; m1 Martha Wingo; m2 Laura _____; joined Com. H (or K), 5th SC Reg. under Capt. Tom Cower; wounded at Petersburg Aug 1864; discharged 9 Apr 1865 Spartanburg Co SC; d 21 Jan 1921 Campabello, SC.
Green Berry6 Mabry (Samuel S.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 14 Sep 1845; m 1st 24 Oct 1865 Mary Louisa Sutphin; volunteered for Com. G, 54th Virginia Infantry; d 7 Mar 1948. He was the last survivor of the 54th and one of the last 10 Virginia soldiers.
Green Berry Mabry
Griffin Lafayette 7 ("Tobe") Mabry, (Alexander6, James T., Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 10 Jul 1841 Attala Co MS; m Sarah M. Donald; enlisted Com. C, 11th MS Cav as Toby L. Mabry; was later assigned to Com. F, 2nd MS Inf; served last in Com. A, 15th MS Inf.; d 10 Nov 1878 Attala Co MS.
Gunnison Mayberry, enlisted as Pvt. on 1 Sep 1861 in OH at the age of 24.
Hartwell B. Mabry (Hazel, Bartholomew, Delilah); Enlisted at age 19 on 23 Jun 1862 in Com. I, 36th AR Inf Reg at Springfield, AR; hospital parole Sep 1862. This is presumably the same H. B. Mabry who was captured 27 May 1863 near Port Hudson, LA and sent to MP at New Orleans, LA. Issued clothing 8 Jul 1863; the latter was serving in Com. E, 10 AR Inf. Reg (CSA).
Harrison W. Mabry, enlisted as a Pvt. 14 May 1862 GA.
Harvey Mabry, (son of Henry Mabry and Sally Hodge of Union Co SC) b ca 1841 Union Co SC; m ca 1865 Elizabeth _____; served in Com. B, 18th SC Inf, then with the Palmetto Sharpshooters (Brattens Brigade); sick and hospitalized through some pay periods; wounded 23 Jul 1864. Paroled 9 Apr 1865 at Appomattox Courthouse.
Henry Mayberry, listed with other soldiers in Com. G, 20th VA Cav. Night Hawk Rangers. Also in the same company were: Benjamin R. Pennybacker, Benjamin Y. Pennybacker, John Bird Pennybacker, John M. Pennybacker and William Pennybacker. This probably indicates that Henry Mayberry was a descendant of George Mayberry who m Rebecca Pennybacker and established several iron foundries in VA.
Henry F.7 Mabry (Francis6, John, Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis), b 24 Mar 1849 Trigg Co KY; enrolled Feb 1864 in Com. H., 20th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry; transferred to Com. D, 6th Kentucky Veteran Cav.; d 13 Nov 1864.
Henry L. Mabry enlisted in Com. H, 10th Texas Inf. in Houston, TX on 18 Oct 1861; he was 16 years of age and a resident of Bosque Co TX. Pvt. Mabry was detailed at "assistant clerk for Qr Mstr Dept" on 20 Dec 1862; he was captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR and sent to Camp Douglas Prison near Chicago, IL; paroled for exchange 1 Apr 1863 and exchanged at City Point, VA on 7 Apr 1863; he was admitted to the Episcopal Church Hospital in Williamsburg, VA on 4 May 1863 with Catarrhus; he was killed in action at Jonesboro, GA on 1 Sep 1864.
Henry M. Mayberry, b in 1830 in Hamilton Co IL; m1 Miss E. Fairweather of England; m2 M. F. Kennedy. He was the father of 15 children; enlisted on 24 Aug 1861 in Com. C, 6th KS Vol Cav. He mustered out on 1 Dec 1864 at Leavenworth, KS.
Henry Yeakley6 Mabrey (Cornelius5, Cornelius, Cornelius, Charles, Francis), b 3 Dec 1836 Randolph Co IN; m at Jackson, MO 12 Nov 1863 Sarah Jane6 Mabrey (Ezekiel5, Phillip, Cornelius, Charles, Francis); entered the Union Army as a private in Com. B, Missouri State Militia on 1 Feb 1862 in Com. L, 3rd MO Cav. and was promoted to fourth sergeant. On 21 August 1862 he was elected 1st Lt. of a Com. of recruits; he was later 1st Lt. in Com. H., U.S. 31st Cav.; he resigned his commission on 10 Aug 1863 because of illness and went home to recuperate; he later enrolled in Com. G, 56th Missouri Militia and was elected 1st Lt. on 21 Oct 1864; disability frosted feet and contusions of scrotum; He d 16 Nov 1915 Wayne Co Missouri.
Henry6 Mayberry (Frederick5, Frederick4, Abel3, Charles2, Francis1) b 28 Feb 1827 Overton Co TN; m 12 Mar 1850 Elizabeth Caroline Colier in Benton Co TN; and died 25 Apr 1904/5. He served as a Pvt. in Com. K, 6th Prov. Militia of Missouri (later became 16th Reg., MO Cav.). Buried in Rolla Cemetery, Phelps Co., MO.
Hinchia Parham6 Mabry (Hincha P.5, Charles, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), b 27 Oct 1829 in Carroll Co GA; m 1854 Sarah Abigail Haywood; although opposed to secession, he enlisted in the Confederate Army, attaining the rank of Brigadier-General (never confirmed by Jefferson Davis); He was an attorney in Jefferson, TX and served in the Texas Legislature from 1856-1860; he participated in the constitutional convention in 1866; he d 21 Mar 1884 in Sherman, TX.
Hinchia Parham Mabry
Huston Maberry, enlisted as Pvt. in Com. F, 7th Inf. on 17 Apr 1861 in IL, at the age of 29. Resident of Springfield, IL.
Hugh6 Mabry (James H.5, Gray, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis) b ca 1847 GA; d Mar 1927 at Oxford, GA. Obituary refers to him as a Confederate soldier.
Ira Jackson7 Mabry (Olive6, Isaac, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis) b Sep 1848 in Carroll Co VA; m 3 Aug 1871 Mrs. Elizabeth Foley Dickerson; served in Com. F., Reg. 5, 5th VA Inf.; d 1924 Carroll Co VA.
Irving Mabry is found on a list of "Indigent families of Confederate soldiers" from Texas. These families were supported by the Texas government while the soldier was away from home. Irving was listed as from Rusk County, TX.
Irwin Mabry is found on a list of "Indigent families of Confederate soldiers" from Texas. These families were supported by the Texas government while the soldier was away from home. Irwin was listed as from Rusk County, TX.
Isaac6 Mabry (Alfred5, Daniel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 26 Nov 1843 in Pontotoc Co MS; m in 1871 Martha L. Jones; he served in Com. A, of the 22nd Texas Inf. in the C.S.A. After the war he settled in Montague Co TX.
Isaac S. Mayberry (son of Cynthia Maberry, a widow in 1850 Caldwell Co NC), b ca 1839 NC; resident of Chatham Co NC; enlisted in Caldwell Co NC 26 Jul 1861 at age of 22; served in Com. I, 26th Reg. NC Inf.; captured at Falling Waters, MD 14 Jul 1863; confined at Point Lookout, MD 17 Aug 1863; d at Point Lookout 19 Jan 1864 (or 27 Mar 1865), cause of death not reported.
Isaac Mayberry served as a Pvt. in Com. I, 34th Reg. PA Militia.
Isaiah Mabrey (may be son of Luke5, Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis) b 12 Dec 1826 NC; m1 Margaret Poplin; m2 ?; m3 Adeline Hinson; a resident of Stanly Co NC when he enlisted 17 Mar 1862, age 36, in Rowan Co.; her served a a Pvt. in Com. C, 42nd NC Inf.; present or accounted for until 8 Mar 1865; d 22 Nov 1874 Stanly Co NC; Also served in the Mexican War. N.B. Another record says he died on 8 March 1865 in NC.
Jacob Dennis Mayberry b 24 Jun 1844 Bibb Co AL; enlisted 8 Mar 1862 Centreville as Pvt in Com. F, 11th AL Reg.; paroled 9 Jun 1865 Fort McHenry Prison, MD.
J. F. Mabry served in the 19th Reg., TX Inf.
J. H. Mabry enlisted on 24 Jun 1861 as a Pvt. in Com. B., 1st NC Inf. at Mecklenburg Co NC. AWOL 8-31-61.
J. H. Mabry served for 6 months (1863-64) in the 4th Reg., TX Cavalry State Troops. He may be the J. H. Mabry who also served in the 19th Reg., TX Inf.
J. M. Mayberry listed as a Third Corp. in Com. C, 50th AR Militia, in Prairie county, Arkansas, March 7, 1862; enlisted in Co. A, 6th Arkansas Cavalry, at Hickory Plains, Arkansas, May 9, 1862; reduced to private, April 14, 1863; reappointed third corporal; present to February 29, 1864.
J. P. Mabrey enlisted as Pvt. in Com. D, 14th (Power's) AR Inf Reg (CSA) at Yellville, AR on 17 Jul 1861; discharged as a non-conscript at Priceville, AR 16 Jul 1862.
J. P. Mabry served in the 15th Reg., TX Inf.
J. R. Mayberry Pvt Enl 26 Feb 1862 at Nashville, AR. Disch 24 Jul 1863 as 46 years old. Co I, 19th AR Inf
Jacob Maberry mustered with Com. B., 10th Reg. AR Militia in Feb-Mar 1862 at Clarksville, AR. Later (25 Aug 1862) in Com. H, 34th AR Inf at Camp Cunningham, AR. Served as a drummer; present 29 Feb 1864.
Jacob Mabray (name found of roll of those who served in the 1st Arkansas Union Infantry).
Jacob A.(lexander)7 Mabrey, (William H.6, Luke, Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis) b 20 Dec 1842 Stanly Co NC; m Milley Penny Cable; a resident of Stanly Co NC; enlisted in Rowan Co 1 Feb 1862,at age 19, as a Pvt. in Com. C, 42nd Reg. NC Vol. Inf.; present or accounted for until hospitalized at Raleigh 10 Mar 1865 with a shell wound of the right leg; transferred 19 Mar 1865; no further records.
James 7 Mabry, (Alexander6, James T., Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 10 Jul 1841 Attala Co MS; m Martha A. Barwick; served in Com. G., 21st MS Inf; d 30 Sep 1899 Attala Co MS.
James Mabry (probably son of Alfred5 Mabry, Gray, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis); enlisted as pvt in Co. D, 5th Regt. GA State Troops 12 Oct 1861; mustered out 11 Apr 1862; enlisted as Pvt. in Com. E, 59th GA Inf. on 10 May 1862 at Ft. Gaines, Clay County, GA; home on furlough Aug 1862; died in General Hospital #16 at Richmond, VA 4 Feb 1863.
James Maberry is listed on the Roster of Com. B, 2nd TN Mtd. Inf. He enlisted at age 18 and died in Reg. hospital at Clifton, TN on 15 Jun 1864 of erysipleas.
James Mayberry, served as Pvt. in Com. A, 21st (McCarver's) AR Inf Reg. (C.S.A.)
James Mayberry, served as a Pvt. from KY, beginning 26 Sep 1861; died of Pneumonia in Hopkinsville in Fall of 1862.
James A. Maberry, served as a Pvt. from MD, beginning 9 Oct 1861.
James Alva Mabrey, (son of Randolph & Harriet Mabrey of Cumberland Co NC), b 1848 Cumberland Co NC; moved to Hamilton Co IN about 1859; m1 16 Feb 1870 Ellen Jordan; m2 Nov 1902 Minnie Meyer; tried twice to enlist in Union Army and was rejected because of age; finally, at age of 16, enlisted on 21 Mar 1865 in Com. A, 123rd IN Volunteers; discharged 25/26 Aug 1865; d 2 Nov 1919 Hammond, IN.
James Anderson6 Mabry, Sr. (Joseph J.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis) b 2 Jan 1834 Grayson Co VA; m 1st 5 May 1853 America Bolt; m 2nd Mrs.Browning; m 3rd Tillie _____; enlisted in Com. G, 54th VA Inf. at Dugspur, VA on 16 Sep 1861 and served as a 2nd Lt. until his unit was reorganized in May 1862. In 1864 he re-enlisted in the 25th VA Cav and took part in 28 battles in the summer of that year. In October of that year James and his brother, Richard, were "detached" to procure horses. He d 29 May 1922 Golden City, MO. An article about his life appeared in the Denver, Illinois, newspaper titled: "J.A. Mabry, a Former Citizen of Denver, Helps Fight the Civil War, and Then Goes Out and Conquers Kansas. Mabry migrated to Kansas in 1866 and moved to Riley County.
James Anderson Mabry, Sr.
James B. Mabry, (son of James Eaton Mabry & Ursula Young), b ca 1819 SC; Pvt. in Capt. Drane's Com., Choctaw Co Reserves, MS Cav.
James C. Mabry (probably son of Joel Braxton6, Robert S., Braxton, Joel, Hinchia, Francis), b ca 1840 IL; m Lavina Sage; was a resident of Vandalia in Fayette Co, IL when he enlisted as a Pvt. in Com. E, 32nd IL Inf. on 24 Mar 1864. He was 24 years of age.
James Mayberry served in Com. H, 36th MO Reg.; d 19 Oct 1862; buried Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, St. Louis, MO.
James C. Mayberry, born ca 1836; was a Pvt. in Com. F, 5th TN Infantry (U.S.A.). The 5th was organized in Barbourbille, Ky. in 1862 and saw action at Cumberland Gap, the East Tennessee Campaign, the Atlanta Campaign, Franklin, Nashville, and Wilmington, N.C. The regiment suffered severe casualties during the Battle of Resaca, Georgia and was engaged in the battle near the Carter House cotton gin during the Battle of Franklin, Tennessee. Many of the soldiers in the 5th Tennessee regiment were from Roane Co., Monroe Co., Blount Co., Meigs Co., and Hamilton Co. in Tennessee.
James Eaton Mabry, (son of Bartholomew Mabry and Rebecca Hazel), b 15 Jun 1838 Shelby Co AL: m1 24 Aug 1865 Amanda Catharine Brady in Conway Co AR; m2 5 Jun 1879 Rebecca A. Wilmoth; d 18 Nov 1895 Faulkner Co AR. He first served in the 10th AR Inf (C.S.A.) and was captured at Port Hudson, LA. After his release he joined the 3rd AR Cav. (U.S.). He later moved to Choctaw, MS and then to Holland in Faulkner Co AR.
James E. Mabry (s/o Hazel, Bartholomew), m 7 Jan 1861 Sarah Jane Lavender Conway Co AR; enlisted as Pvt. 29 Feb 1864 in Com. L, 3rd AR Cav Reg. at Little Rock, AR. Ht 6', eyes blue, hair drk, complx farmer, age 25, born in Shelby Co, AL. Deserted 5 Nov 1864 at Lewisburg, AR.
James E. Mabry (son of John Mabry and Rosa Shearin of Halifax Co NC), b ca 1845 Halifax Co NC; enlisted as a Pvt. on 12 Jan 1863 in Halifax Co; present or accounted for until wounded in the left hip near New Bern in Apr 1864; reported absent wounded until 25 Nov 1864 when he was retired to the Invalid Corps.
James E. Marbry b Montgomery Co NC (later Stanly Co); enlisted in Stanly Co 25 Mar 1862 as a Pvt. in Com. I, 52nd Reg., NC Infantry; wounded at Gettysburg, PA 3 Jul 1863; Captured in hospital at Gettysburg 5 Jul 1863; hospitalized at Baltimore, MD, where he d 26 Jul 1863.
James F.7 Mayberry (Randolph6, Abel, Randolph, Abel, Charles, Francis) b ca 1841 Wilkes Co NC; enlisted in Iredell Co 22 Apr 1862, served in Com. E, 54th NC Inf. mustered in a Musician (Drummer); reduced to ranks prior to 4 Jun 1862; d at Camp Mangum 4 Jun 1864; cause of death not reported.
Dr. James Fletcher Mabry, son of Reuben Langdon Mabry and Polly Tompkins of Abbeville Co SC. Born 24 Jun 1824 (or 1826); m1 Elizabeth Stevenson; m2 by 1863 Mary Julia Keller; d 23 Feb 1878. Served in Com. M., (Jackson's Com.?) Wood's Regt. Confederate Cavalry.
James H. Mayberry served as Pvt. in Com. B, 26th KY Vol. Inf. beginning 5 Mar 1862.
James Harvey Mayberry b ca 1841 OH; m Arvilla _____; served as Pvt. in Com. H., OH 21st, beginning 20 Apr 1861.
James H. Mayberry served as Cpl. in Com. E, 87th IL Inf. beginning 15 Aug 1862. On 10 Mar 1864 he was listed as a Sgt. in the same Com. He was a resident of Hamilton Co.
James H. C. Mabry - Served in the 26th Reg., TX Cav. (Debray's) (Davis' Mounted Battalion)
James Kiddoo Mayberry (son of William Mayberry and Hannah Kiddoo), b 14 Oct 1841 in Mercer Co PA; m 6 Apr 1863 Sarah Ann Patterson; enlisted 14 Aug 1862 as a Pvt. in Com. B, 134th PA Inf.; discharged 26 May 1863. migrated to Kansas in 1878; d 1931 in Topeka, KS
James M. Mayberry - Served as a Pvt. in Com D, Carlton's AR CAV BAT; paroled 31 May 1865 at Pine Bluff, AR. Ht 5' 9'', eyes gray, hair drk, complx, drk.
James P. Mayberry - Served at a Pvt in Com. A of the 1st Reg., MD Inf.
James Patrick7 Mabry -- called James D. Mabry in some records. (Little Wafer6, Patrick, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 23 Aug 1837 Lumpkin Co GA; m about 1858 Mary Pastell; enlisted 18 Aug 1862 in Huntsville at age of 25, AL in Com. I, 1st AL Cav. (U.S.A.); MIA 28 Apr 1863 at Day's Gap, AL; rejoined Com. 2 Oct 1863; taken prisoner of war 22 Nov 1863 near Camp Davies, MS; held at Andersonville; released Apr 1/5 1864; arrived at Annapolis, MD 15 May 1865 and sent to Camp Chase, OH 17 May 1865; d 13 Jun 1926. (See the story on the main Civil War page about the two James Patrick Mabrys who met at Andersonville) ]
James Patrick Mabry
James Pinkney Maberry (probably a desc. of Charles2 Mabry), Pvt.; Com. D, 5th Reg, NC Cavalry; enlisted 18 Jul 1862 in Guilford Co NC; present or accounted for through Nov 1864.
James R.6 Mabrey (Cornelius 5, Cornelius, Cornelius, Charles, Francis) b 2 May 1842; m Mary _____; enlisted 21 Aug 1862 as Sgt. in Com. H, 31st MO Inf; discharged 13 Jun 1865; d 30 Mar 1902 near Greenville, MO. (He was a twin of Philip Pinckney Mabrey who died while serving in the Civil War.)
James W. Maberry - Enlisted as Pvt. at age 26 on 24 Jun 1862 in Com. I, 33rd AR Inf Reg (CSA) at Montgomery Co AR. Discharged by furnishing a substiture before 31 Oct 1862.
James Walton6 Mabry (Allen5, Joshua, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis) b ca 1825 Forsythe Co GA; m 23 Aug 1855 Mary Ann Calloway in Barbour Co AL; he served as a 2nd. Lt. in the AL State Militia in 1859; he enlisted 18 Jan 1861 and served as Capt. of Com. K, 1st Alabama Vol. Inf. Reg. (C.S.A.); in the summer of 1862 he organized his own Com. in Barbour Co. In 1863 Capt. Mabry's Com. became Com. B. of the 57th AL Inf. Reg. When the Reg. was mustered into service at Troy on 14 Apr 1863 he was promoted to Lt. Col. He was wounded in the battle of Pensacola, FL in Nov 1861. He d 3 Jan 1894 AL.
James Walton Mabry
James Maybury, Pvt. Com. A, 1st Reg NC Artillery; resident of Virginia and enlisted in Wake Co NC at age 20 on 8 May 1862 for the war; wounded 17 Sep 1862 at Sharpsburg, MD; present or accounted for through Dec 1864; paroled 9 Apr 1865 at Appomattox Court House, VA.
James Mayberry, is listed as a Pvt. in Com. C, 47th (Crandall's) AR Cav. Reg. (C.S.A.) A Randolph P. Mayberry was a Comsy. Sgt. in the same Reg.
J. H. Mabry, enlisted as Pvt. in Mecklenburg Co NC on 24 Jun 1861; reported as "absent without leave" on muster roll dated 31 Aug 1861.
Jefferson Maberry, served in the 18th Reg., SC Inf.
Jefferson Mabary, served in the 54th Reg., VA Inf.
Jefferson C. Mabry b 9 Apr 1834 in Grenada, MS; m Mrs. Hattie A. Shoemake; moved to Waco, TX in 1869; later lived in Johnson Co TX where he d 28 Sep 1899. Served in Com. G, 6th Reg., TX Cav. His brother, Seth Washington Mabry, also served in the C.S.A.
Jehu Mabry served with Com. I, 19th Reg., Louisiana Inf. and was awarded the Confederate States of America Badge of Distinction for "conspicuous courage" and for his gallantry in the Battle of Chickamauga. He is also listed as being in Com. H of the same Reg. and as having been at the Battle of Gettysburg.
Jemerson6 Mabry (Daniel5, Joshua, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), b 10 Apr 1830 Monroe Co GA; enlisted on 6 May 1862 at Monroe Co GA in Quitman's Guards, Com. K, 53rd Reg., Army of Northern Virginia. Killed at Chancellorsville, VA 3 May 1863.
Jemerson D.7 Mabry (Joshua R.6, Allen, Joshua, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), b about 1846; served in Civil War.
Jesse Mayberry b ca 1830; m Emily Hart in 1848 in Greenup Co KY; lived in Scioto Co OH in 1850; enlisted 12 Aug 1862 as a Pvt in Com C, 131st IL Inf. in Elizabethtown, Hardin Co IL, serving in the 131st Illinois Inf.; he is also listed in Com F of the 131st IL; later transferred to the 29th Infantry. He died of smallpox on 13 March 1864 in Natchez, MS.
Jesse Mabry (s/o Joshua B. Mabry of Stoddard Co MO); served in Confederate Army.
Jesse Randolph6 Mabrey (Cornelius5, Cornelius, Cornelius, Charles, Francis) b 2 May 1842; m Mary ______; d 30 Mar 1902; he was a Union Soldier during the Civil War. His twin brother, Philip Pinckney6 Mabrey was killed while serving in the Union Army; two other brothers, Henry Y. and Philip P. also served.
Jesse H. Maberry was 33 years of age when he enlisted on 14 Aug 1862 as a Pvt. in Com. E, 111th IL Inf. He was born in Hamilton Co IL and was a resident of Clay Co IL.
Joel Mabry, son of Joel Mabry and Sarah McKinzie of Washington Co IN. Mustered in as Pvt. 19 Aug 1862; mustered out 3 Jun 1865.
Joel Mayberry resident of Alexander Co NC, but enlisted in Iredell Co 20 Aug 1862 in Com. K, 23rd Reg., NC Inf.; wounded in the head and captured at Winchester, VA 19 Sep 1864; hospitalized at Winchester where he d 23 Sep 1864.
Joel N.7 Mabry (Dudley6, Robert, Braxton, Joel, Hinchia, Francis), b ca 1843 IL; m Amanda Summers; enlisted 13 Apr 1864 at Vandalia, IL; mustered in 9 May 1864 Camp Butler, IL in Com. F, 7th IL Cav; mustered out 4 Nov 1865, Nashville, TN; d 5 Feb 1877.
Joel Thomas Mabry (quite likely son of Mark S.5, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 14 May 1844; m1 Mary Rice; m2 Vastine Starr. Enlisted as a Private on 12 May 1862 in Com. I, 34th Reg., Flintville Greys, Army of Tennessee in Franklin Co GA. Captured at Vicksburg, MS and paroled there 8 Jul 1863. He was admitted to a Meridian, MS hospital on 23 Jan 1865. No further record.
Given names from John - Rufus
John Mabary b 1 Mar 1816 Anderson Co TN, son of John Mabry and Eliza Brock; m 15 May 1834 Sarah Daltson in Clinton Co IL; Organized Capt. Mabary's Com. of the State Guards, while a resident of Hickory Co. MO; This unit later served with the Federal forces. There is come confusion about this as his sons served with the Union army. Capt. Mabary died 23 Jul 1863.
John6 Mabry (Reason5, Adam Poole, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 18 Jul 1841 Tallapoosa Co AL; enlisted 11 Dec 1861 at Camp Moore, LA and served as a Pvt. in Com. H, 19th LA Inf.; promoted to Cpl. May 1862; promoted to Sgt. 1 Mar 1864; wounded in action at Resaka, GA 15 May 1864; died of wounds 11 Jun 1864 in hospital at Montgomery AL.
John7 Mayberry (William6, James, Randolph, Abel, Charles, Francis) b ca 1832 Wilkes Co NC; m ca 1850 Nancy Ann Hollis; enlisted 27 Mar 1862 in Iredell Co, NC as a Pvt. in Com. E, 54th Reg., NC Inf.; reported absent with leave May/Jun 1862; reported sick at home in Nov/Dec 1862; d at home 8 Feb 1863; cause of death not reported.
John Mayberry served as Capt. in Com. F, 7th Reg. MO State Cav.; also in Com. A, 12th Reg. MO State Cav. (Missouri State Guard, 8th Division).
John Shepard6 Mabry (Repps5, Repps, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), b about 1838; m Roann Welcher; enlisted in 1862 in Benton, TN and served as a private in Com. B of the TN Mounted Infantry. He was taken prisoner, escaped, and served in another Confederate Com. until the end of the war. He d 17 Feb 1932 in Creek Co OK.
John Mabry, enlisted on 16 Aug 1861 as a Pvt. in GA.
John Mabry, enlisted on 13 Dec 1862 as a Pvt. in GA.
John Mayberry served as a Pvt. in Com. I, 32nd IA Inf. He may have been from Jackson or Marion Co.
John Mayberry enlisted 27 Aug 1863 as a Pvt. in OH.
John Mayberry enlisted 13 Aug 1862, at age 18, as a Pvt. in Com. A, 87th IL Inf. He was born in Hamilton Co, IL and was a resident there.
John Bell7 Mabry (Seth W.6, Benjamin, Seth, Hinchia, Hinchia, Francis) born 23 Dec 1838 Wilson Co TN; m ca 1864/65 Lucy Elinoria Wrenwick; was a resident of Fairfield, IL when he enlisted as a Sgt. in Com. K, 124th IL Inf.; later promoted to 2nd Lt.; d 7 Jul 1890 Tarrant Co TX.
John B. Mabry (s/o John Mabry and Rosa Shearin); m 24 Jun 1859 Mary Elizabeth Harper; volunteered 25 Feb 1862 in Halifax Co NC in Com. I, 12th Reg. NC Vol. Inf., giving his occupation as "Farmer"; Mustered in as Pvt.; present or accounted for until wounded at Malvern Hill, VA 1 Jul 1862; returned to duty prior to 1 Nov 1862; promoted to Corp. In Mar/Apr 1863. Wounded severly in the thigh at Chancellorsville, VA 2 May 1863; at S.C. Hospital in Petersburg, VA on 9 Jul 1863; furloughed 14 Jul 1863; returned to duty Sep/Dec 1863; captured at Spotsylvania Court House, VA 12 May 1864; confined at Point Lookout, MD until transferred to Elmira, NY 10 Aug 1864; d at Elmira 21 Sep 1864 of "chronic diarrhoea"; another record says he died 1 Jul 1864 at Point Lookout, MD.
John B. Mabry enlisted as Sgt. 13 Aug 1861 in IL.
John B. Mayberry b 17 Dec 1842 Smyrna, DE, s/o John Mayberry and Temperance Brockson; enlisted in Co. C, 1st Delaware Regiment under Col. Henry Lockwood in Wilmington, Delaware on August 21, 1861. He was noted as being 5' 7" tall, light complexioned with light hair. The unit was transferred to Fortress Monroe, Virginia where they fought in the Battle of Chantilly on September 1, 1862; served as a Pvt. in Com. F of the 1st Delaware Vol. Inf. The 1st Delaware Regiment then found itself assigned with General George B. McClellan who was moving to intercept Rebel Robert E. Lee as he advanced into Maryland. They met at a place by the Antietam creek called Sharpsburg, Maryland. After Antietam the regiment marched via Harper's Ferry to Fredericksburg where it went into battle in December as part of the 3rd Division of General Winfield Hancock's 2nd Corps. Maberry's deed of valor came on the third day of the Battle of Gettysburg. There the 1st Delaware Regiment was a part of Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Smyth's 2nd Brigade, Brig. General Hays's 3rd Division of Major General Hancock's II Corps. This day, July 3, 1863, the 1st Delaware was placed on Cemetery Ridge behind a short stone wall. About .9 of a mile in front, the Rebels were preparing for what was to become known as "Pickett's Charge". Finally, after a long bombardment the solid gray line of 15,000 men came into view and advanced. Col. Thomas Smyth ordered the 1st Delaware to hold their fire until the Rebels were only 50 yards away. Then "Open Fire!" was the command and the four lines of soldiers let loose with a volley. The deadly fire stunned the Rebels but they still kept coming and falling. Finally, the charge faltered some 40 feet in front of the Delaware men. Regimental Commander Lieutenant William Smith led a countercharge as the 1st Delaware men jumped over the wall. Lt. Smith was later found dead with his sword in one hand and a captured flag in the other. Private Maberry was luckier than most as he and Corporal McCarren both captured battle flags of the 7th North Carolina and lived to tell about it. Maberry received his medal one year, four months and 28 days after his heroic deed. By that time he had been promoted to sergeant. He later suffered a head wound during the Battle of the Wilderness and was hospitalized in Washington, D.C. for a while. After enduring the seige of Petersburg, Virginia, Maberry was mustered out of service on July 15, 1865, when he returned to Smyrna. Maberry was a farmer after the war and married twice. First he married Sarah E. Collins who died after the birth of their 6th child. He later married Susan Patterson and they had 3 more children. In 1912, after becoming too old to farm, Maberry moved to New Street in Dover from his farm at Pearson's Corner. There he died on his 80th birthday. He was interred along with his medal in the Glenwood Cemetery in Smyrna.
John B. Mayberry
John F. Mayberry Enlisted 4 Aug 1862 at Camp Rector, AR in Com. F, 4th (Gordon's) AR Cav Reg.; AWOL 27 Feb 1864. (Com. F was from Washington County.
John Freelin6 Mabry (John5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis) enlisted as Pvt. 29 May 1861 in Wytheville, VA. This is the father of Edwin Boston Mabry, who built the Mabry Mill.
John G. Mayberry served as Pvt. with Com. A, Cumberland Battalion, mustering in at Henderson, KY in Aug 1865.
John H. Mabry (s/o John P. & Martha Mabry) b 1835 Lexington, NC; enlisted on 21 Feb 1862 in Davidson Co as Pvt. in Co, B, 38th Regiment, NC Troops; appt'd 2nd Lt. 21 Mar 1862; promoted to 1st Lt. 1 May 1862 and to Major on 20 Oct 1862; taken captive and paroled at Greensboro on 1 May 1865; d 1879; never married.
John H. Mayberry enlisted 14 Feb 1865 as a Pvt. in OH.
John Irvin Mabrey (Oran A., Randolph...), b ca 1833 TN; m Frances Catherine Satterfield; lived in Searcy Co AR in 1860; enlisted 17 Jul 1861 in Com. D, 14th Reg. AR Inf; left sick on retreat from Corinth, MS 19 May 1862; reduced to ranks. Later served as Corp. in Com. E, Wood's Reg. MO Cav.; captured 24 Oct 1864 at Mound City KS; d 2 Feb 1865 in a Union P.O.W camp in Rock Island, IL. Buried in grave #1848
John Jeremiah7 Mabry (James G.6, James T., Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 28 Jul 1845, La Grange, TX; m 1st Fannie Boiles Hoover Burnet Co TX; enlisted 2 Apr 1862 in Com. B., 26th TX Cav.; later joined Com. G and served until the end of the war. Other records indicate that he finished his service as a Capt. Later his Texas Confederate pension was cut off when he visited his children in Oklahoma and made the mistake of voting there. Others interceded on his behalf but apparently to no avail. He wrote to the authorities saying, "I am still an old confederate soldier"...."don't ask an old confederate to get on his knees for pie".
John L.7 Mabry (Russell6, Patrick, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 1838 Benton (now Calhoun) Co AL; enlisted 2 Aug 1861 as Pvt. in Ellis County Blues Cavalry Com., Ellis Co TX, 4th Reg TX State Troops; discharged at Camp Tarrant; mustered out of service at Camp Hebert 1861; trans to CSA. Then served in the 12th Reg., TX Cav. (Parson's Mounted Volunteers).
John L. Mayberry of Jackson Co served as a Pvt. in Com. I, 31st Reg IA Inf.
John Logan Mayberry (s/o Alexander J. Mayberry & Jane Black) b 12 Dec 1834 Mercer Co PA; m 27 Dec 1855 Mary Jane Ripple; served in Com. I. 31st Iowa Infantry; died at Cairo Illinois 9 April 1863 of Malaria; buried Jackson Co IA.
John Linwood Mabry b Granville Co NC; served in the C.S.A. and was killed at Gettysburg, PA.
John Middleton6 Mabry (Seth W.5, Charles, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis); b 18 Aug 1846 Warren Co NC; m Sophronia8 Mabry (Charles7, Jones, Jones, Charles, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis); enlisted Com. F, 12th Reg. NC Vol. Inf. in Wake Co on 21 May 1864 for the war; present and accounted for until the surrender at Appomattox Court House, VA; paroled at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 Apr 1865; d 17 Sep 1928 Carlisle Co KY.
John Middleton Mabry
John Martin7 Mabrey (Cornelius6, Cornelius, Cornelius, Cornelius, Charles, Francis), b 23 July 1846 Cape Girardeau Co, MO; m 30 May 1866 Mary Eliza Berry; d 18 Feb 1924; served with the Union army during the Civil War.
John Newton Mabary (John, John, ?Isaac, George, Francis); b 3 Jan 1841 MO; served as a Pvt. in Com. K, 9th Reg., Missouri Union Cav.
John Peyton Mayberry (Jesse, Seth of Jackson Co TN), b 17 May 1842 Jackson Co TN; m 28 Dec 1862 Margaret Sellers Matheny (widow of Joseph L. Grimsley); enlisted (?) Spring 1861 in Dillard's Com., 16th Tennessee Infantry; wounded in right arm at Perryville, KY Oct 1862; captured and escaped; went into Cav service in 1864; d 22 Jul 1922 Jackson Co TN.
John Peyton Mayberry
John Q. Mayberry enlisted 1 Jan 1862 as a Pvt. in Com. D, 49th IL Inf. He was 18 years of age and a resident of Vandalia, Fayette Co, IL.
John R. Mayberry enlisted 24 Sep 1863 as a Pvt. in MD.
John R. Mayberry enlisted 15 Mar 1862 as a Pvt. in VA.
John Robert7 Mabry (Dudley H.6, Robert S., Braxton, Joel, Hinchia, Francis), b 15 Feb 1839; m 13 Feb 1862 Lucy Angeline Ford; living in Fayette Co, IL when he enlisted in Com. H., 8th IL Inf. on 23 Apr 1861; d 4 Aug 1895.
John R. Maybury (1828-1917) served as a Corporal in Com. L, 10th New York Cavalry. His diary, in the library of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Ms2008-044. ), describes winter camp activities and routines as well as skirmishes and battles with the enemy in northern and eastern Virginia.
John Robert Mabry (James Sanders, Dudley of Abbeville Co SC), b ca 1843 AL; said to have gone back to Georgia with his brother, Benjamin Hodges Mabry, to join the Confederate Army. The two brothers became separated during the War and John Robert was never heard from again.
John T.6 Mabry (John W.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b about 1840 Carroll Co VA; may have m Mary Wescott; volunteered for Com. D, 29th Virginia Reg. 1 Jun 1861 and was killed on 16 May 1864 at the Battle of Drury's Bluff in Virginia.
John T.6 Mabry (Joseph J.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 17 Mar 1838 ?Floyd Co Virginia; m Mary S____; served with Com. A, 24th Virginia Inf. beginning 16 May 1861; captured in the Battle of Williamsburg 15 May 1862 and exchanged; d Jul 1916 Higginsville, MO;
John T. Mabry enlisted 1 Sep 1862 in Com. E., 27th VA Cav. Reg. which later became the 27th. Served as Sgt.
John T. Mabry b Gaston Co NC and was a miner when he enlisted in Lincoln Co 15 Mar 1862; served as a Pvt. in Com. K, 49th Reg., NC Inf.; d in hospital at Petersburg, VA Jul 29 1862 of "typhoid febris".
John Tilford Mabry (son of John K. Mabry), b 27 Oct 1839/40 Yalobusha Co MS; m 26 Sep 1886 Mary Martha Anderson Yalobusha Co MS; mustered into Blythe's Battalion, MS Volunteers 3 July, 1861 at Union City, MS; he was on muster rolls for Com E Blythe's Reg, MS Inf from Jan 1862 to Dec 1863; from April 1864 to May 1865 he is on muster rolls for Com C 9th Battalion MS Sharp Shooters; captured at Ressecca, GA 15 May 1864; in a US Hosp. at Chattanooga, TN with a gun shot wound to face on 19 May 1864; sent to military prisons in Louisville, KY, Alton, IL and Rock Island, IL; exchanged at City Point, VA on 6 May 1865; paroled at Grenada, MS 19 May 1865. Died 2 Dec 1903 at Beauvoir in Biloxi, MS; buried at Beauvoir Cemetery for Confederate Soldiers.
Jonathan6 Mabry (Pleasant5, Cornelius4, Cornelius3, Charles2, Francis1) born Aug 1835 in Pike Co MO; m Mary Ann _____; d 19 Jun 1909 Montgomery Co MO. He was a school teacher and served as a Capt.
Jordan Mabary (son of Solomon Mayberry); b ca 1837 MO; m Lavina A. _____; served as a Pvt. in Com. H., TX 27th Cav. Reg. (1st TX Legion, aka Whitfield's Legion). Later lived in Red River Co TX.
Joseph A. Mabry born ca 1833 Union Co SC. (son of Henry Mabry and Sally Hodge) He married Ellen Adeline Cowsert King. Listed as a Pvt. in Com. B, 42nd Reg't. from Pickens Co AL. He first served s a volunteer in the Alabama 2nd infantry, Com B. (Magnolia Regiment) for one year. That became Com. B, 42nd AL Inf (Lanes Guards) in May, 1862. He was a fifer or musician in both capacities. Captured at Lookout Mountain, TN 24 Nov 1863 and later transferred to Rock Island, IL prison where he was released 17 Jun 1865; Paroled at Vicksburg July 4. He left his wife, and Pickens County, in 1876 or 1879 went to Rome in Floyd County, GA and married Rebecca Brewer.
Joseph7 Mabry (Seth6, Solomon, Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis), m 10 Apr 1859 Susan Melton; enlisted 28 Jul 1861 Stanly Co NC in Com. H, 14th Reg. NC Vol. Inf.; promoted to Lance Corp. 17 Nov 1861; wounded accidentally in the neck and chest near Richmond, VA on or about 10 Jul 1862; rejoined Com. Jan/Feb 1863; discharged about 8 Mar 1863 for disabililty.
Joseph Mayberry (son of Joseph Mayberry and Hannah McIlvain). Born 22 Nov 1827 in Montgomery Co KY. He is found in the 1850 census of Montgomery Co TN and also in the 1850 census of Dickson Co TN. He served in Com. D, 10th TN Cav.
Joseph Mayberry enlisted 18 Aug 1862 as a Pvt. in OH.
Joseph Mayberry enlisted as a Pvt. Aug 1862 at Waynesville, Pulaski Co MO in Com. H, 32nd MO Vol. Inf. Reg. He was 38 years of age. Discharged for disability, Jan. 24, 1863, Benton Barracks, MO.
Joseph Jeff6 Mabry (Joseph J.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 1840 joined Com. A, 24th Virginia Inf. as a Cpl. on 16 May 1861 and served for three years; he was killed at the battle of Drurys Bluff, VA on 16 May 1864.
Joshua6 Mabry (Isaac5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b Feb 1821 in Patrick or Grayson Co VA; m 27 Feb 1841 Mary Horton; volunteered for Com. G, 54th Virginia Reg. and later discharged for disability; later joined Com. F, 4th Virginia Reserve on 16 May 1864 and served as a Captain; d after 1900.
Joshua B. Mayberry served as Pvt. in Preston's Bat. - Com. C., 4th MO Cav. Reg.
Joshua M.3 Mayberry (Jesse, Seth of Jackson Co TN), b 23 Nov 1839 Jackson Co TN; m 13 or 30 Sep 1858 Martha J. Anderson in Jackson Co TN; was a Confederate soldier.
Joshua Patrick C.6 Mabry (Joshua G.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 13 Nov 1839 Grayson Co Virginia; m 27 Nov 1867 Susan Ellen Helms in Carroll Co Virginia; d 12 Dec 1915 Hancock Co Illinois. Served in the Civil War.
Josiah Robison3 Mayberry (Jesse, Seth of Jackson Co TN), b 3 Jun 1844 Jackson Co TN; d 2 Feb 1864 in the Civil War.
L.(afayette B.) Mabry At the time of the 1860 census of Warren Co NC he was living with Nancy Mabry, the widow of W. Jones5 Mabry (Charles, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis) probably a grandson of W. Jones5 Mabry; enlisted 1 May 1862 as a Pvt. in 2nd Com. C, 12th Reg., NC Inf. Troops; d Jul 1862 at Lynchburg, VA of disease.
Leonard Samuel6Mabry (Woodford J.5, Charles, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), b 25 Feb 1834 Warren Co NC; m1 Rebecca Smith; m2 Jennie Atcherson; enlisted as Pvt. in Com. C, 46th Reg., NC Inf. on 12 Mar 1862 in Warren Co NC; elected 2nd Lieut 7 Dec 1862; promoted to 1st Lieut. 10 Mar 1863; detailed to serve in the provost guard of Gen. Henry Heth's div. Ca 28 Apr 1864; rejoined Com. C in Nov/Dec1864; captured near Petersburg, VA 8 Apr 1865; confined at Old Capitol Prison, Washington, D.C. 11 Apr 1865; trans. To Johnson's Island, OH 21 Apr 1865; released at Johnson's Island 19 Jun 1865 after taking the oath of allegiance; d 11 Nov 1891.
Levi Maybery served as a Pvt. in Com. L, 3rd Reg., MO State Militia Cav.
Dr. Levi Wyman Mabry (Alexander6, James T., Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis) b 5 Nov 1846; m 1890 Ida Flora Barwick; served in Com. M, 15th Reg., MS Cav. C.S.A; d 24 May 1891.
Lewis Mabry - served in the 15th Reg., TX Cav.
Little Thomas7 Mabry (Little Wafer6, Patrick, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 10 Jan 1845 Lumpkin Co GA; enlisted in Huntsville, AL 18 Aug 1862 at age 18 in Com. I, 1st AL Cav. (U.S.A); on duty as couier at Reedyville, TN 27 Jan 1863, MIA 28 Apr 1863, Day's Gap, AL, rejoined Co. 2 Oct 1863; MIA 26 Oct 1863 at Vincent's Cross Roads, MO; 19 Jul 1865 Nashville, TN; died 5 Aug 1882.
Logan C.7 Mabry (s/o Jesse Mabry & Elizabeth Brown), b 2 Nov 1845 Union Co SC; enlisted at John's Island 1 Mar 1864; served in Com. F, 6th SC Cav.; captured at Stony Creek 1 Dec 1864; confined at Point Lookout; took oath and released June 29, 1865; d 2 May 1920 Union Co SC. Signed by mark. Farmer in Draytonville, Union Co SC.
Loira (Ira)6 Mabry (John W.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 2 August 1830 Carroll Co VA; m 1 Jul 1851 Malinda Duncan in Surry Co NC; enlisted Com. G, 63rd Virginia Reg. on 15 May 1862 at Wytheville, VA; trans. to Com. I in 1863; d after 1900.
M. T. Mayberry - enlisted at age 27 on 24 Jun 1861 at Little Rock, AR; served as Sgt. in Com. A, 18th AR Inf. Reg. (C.S.A.) discharged 27 Aug 1861 for disability.l
M. F. Mayberry Pvt. in Co. A, 6th Arkansas Cavalry, at Hickory Plains, Arkansas, May 9, 1862; discharged, August 31, 1862.
Dr. Mathias Washington Mabry, son of Reuben Langdon Mabry and Polly Tompkins. Born 21 Sep 1822 Edgefield Co SC; graduated from the University of Virginia with an M.D. degree on 4 Jul 1842; m1 before Sept 1848 Amanda Katherine Farr; m2 _____; m3 21 Sep 1893 Angeline Leopard Wright (widow of John Allen Wright); d 9 Sep 1902 Augusta. GA; enlisted 10 Sep 1861 as 2nd Corporal in Com. D, 27th GA Inf. Reg. (M. Woods Regt.).
Mark7Mabry (Eli6, Mark, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b about 1842; died 1864 in Civil War.
Martin6 Mabry (Isaac5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b about 1836 in Patrick or Grayson Co VA; m 1st 15 Apr 1858 Margaret J. Hodge in Carroll Co VA; mustered into Com. G, 54th Virginia Reg. on 16 Sep 1861; captured at Lost Mountain, GA 25 Jun 1864 and imprisoned at Camp Douglas, IL until the end of the war; died after 1907.
Matthew7 Mabry (Charles6, Joshua G., Charles, Isaac, George, Francis) - b 15 May 1844; ellisted in 1863 in Company K, Eighth Missouri Infantry, C. S. A., and was a participant in the battle of Prairie Grove. He was wounded in the leg in a battle in Indian Territory in 1863, captured and paroled.
Maynard Mayberry enlisted 12 Aug 1862 as a Pvt. in OH.
Melville S. Mabry (son of Joel B. Mabry of Newton Co GA), b ca 1844 Newton Co GA; enlisted as Pvt. in Com. H, 6th Reg GA State Troops on 21 Oct 1861; mustered out in Apr 1862; enlisted as Pvt. in Com. E, 53rd GA Inf. on 3 May 1862; wounded at Gettysburg 3 Jul 1862.
Memory Francis6Mabry (Joshua5, Ephraim, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 1843 Franklin Co GA; m 1st 30 Apr 1865 Lucinda A. Vaughtes; m 2nd 27 Dec 1883 Sarah A. Mitchell; enlisted 4 Mar 1862 in Com. C, GA Sharpshooters; transfered May 1863 to Com. C; died 26 Dec 1915 Craighead Co AR.
Michael F. Mayberry Served as Cpt in Carlton's AR CAV BAT; Paroled 31 May 1865 at Pine Bluff, AR. Ht 5' 10'', eyes gray, hair drk, complx fair.
Michael M. Mayberry enlisted 14 Aug 1862, at age 23, as a Pvt. in Com. B, 131st IL Inf.; Resident of Hamilton Co., IL. He is also listed in Com. I, 29th IL Inf.
Noah7 Mayberry (Howell6, Abel, Randolph, Abel, Charles, Francis), b about 1844; enlisted 20 Aug 1862 Iredell Co NC in Com. K, 23rd Reg., NC Inf.; present until his death on 1 Jun 1864 at Winchester, VA, cause of death not stated.
Nathaniel D.6 Mabry (Reason5, Adam Poole, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 1830-35; m about 1859 Alabama S. Tidwell in Alabama. Enlisted as Pvt. in Com. H, 1st Hvy. Arty. 13 Oct 1862 at Camp Moore, LA; Present on roll Nov and Dec 1862; died in Regt. hospital 18 Jan 1863.
Peter L.6 Mabry (Joshua5, Jesse, Francis, Francis, Francis) b ca 1834 in Franklin Co NC; enlisted 24 Apr 1861 in Com. K, 3rd AL Rifles (Mobile Rifles) under Capt L.T. Woodruff at Mobile AL to serve 1 year; re-enlisted 1 May 1862; wounded 30 May 1864 near Richmond, VA; his right leg was amputated and he died at a hospital in Richmond on June 7, 1864.
Peter J. Mayberry enlisted 11 Oct 1861 as a 2nd Lieut. in MD.
Phillip Mabray (aka Samuel Phillip Mabray) enlisted Aug 1861 for 12 months in Com. H, 4th MS Infantry Regiment. This unit was engaged in the defense of Forts Henry and Donaldson in TN until the surrender of the command at Fort Donaldson in Feb 1862. They were taken to Camp Chaise at Columbus, OH and confined until exchanged 8-9 months afterward. Later Phillip Mabray joined Com. A. of Cavalry, that later became Com. C of the 5th MS Reg and served in the command of Gen. N. B. Forest until the surrender. The men were paroled at Gainesville, AL in May 1865. Phillip Mabray served as a Corporal, Sergeant and Captain.
Philip Pinckney6 Mabry (Cornelius5, Cornelius, Cornelius, Charles, Francis) b 2 May 1842 MO; d 8 May 1865 near Richmond, VA while serving in the Union Army. (He was a twin brother of James Randolph6 Mabrey who also served in the Union Army.)
R. Mayberry, enlisted as Pvt. 29 Aug 1861 at Camp Burnett, TN.
Randolph Pinkney Mabrey (son of Oran A. Mabrey) b 1835 Maury Co TN; enlisted 17 Jul 1861 Com. D, 14th Reg. AR Inf; reduced to ranks; deserted 25 Aug 1862; captured at Port Hudson, LA 9 Jul 1863; paroled 13 Jul 1863; subsequently served in 47th AR Mounted Inf. (Com. E, Wood's Reg. 1 Sep 1863; captured 24 Oct 1864 Mound City, KS. Confined Rock Island, IL Federal Prison 12/1864. Released 20 Jun 1865.
Reason6 Mabry (Reason5, Adam Poole, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 5 Oct 1839 Tallapoosa Co AL; enlisted 11 Dec 1861 at Camp Moore, LA; served as Cpl. in Com. H. 19th LA Inf.; d 1862, location unknown.
Richard7 Mabry (Lewis B.6, John, Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis) b about 1840 Trigg Co KY; d 6 Apr 1862 in the Battle of Shiloh.
Richard Mabry Capt. Lott's Com. (Carroll Dragoons) LA Cav. Appears on List dated Parish of Carroll LA 19 Mar 1862.
Richard Madison6 Mabry (Joseph J.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 28 Jun 1842 Carroll Co VA; m 1st 3 Mar 1845 Nancy Farmer Carroll Co VA; enlisted in Com. E, 25th Virginia Cav. in 1863 and served to the end of the war; another record says he was detached to procure horses 20 Oct 1864; d 2 Oct 1932 Carroll Co VA.
Richard Madison Mabry
Robert Mayberry - enlisted 28 Oct 1863 at age 21 at Fayetteville, AR as a Pvt. in Com. E, 1st AR Cav.
Robert B.5 Mabry (Richard4, Nathaniel, Hinchia, Francis), b Southampton Co VA; m 14 Apr 1846 Caroline Virginia Dean Marengo Co AL; enlisted 23 Sep 1861 in Com. I, 50th Alabama Infantry (C.S.A.)
Robert Caldwell7 Mabry (Russell6, Patrick, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 23 Sep 1836 Benton (Calhoun) Co AL; m 1st Nancy Abigail Morrell; m 2nd 22 Oct 1873 Euphemia Matilda Carroll; enlisted Ellis Co TX Jul 1861 in 19th Brigade, Texas Militia; transferred to C.S.A. 31 Aug 1861 to serve in the 12th Reg., TX Cav. (Parson's Mounted Volunteers); d 26 Oct 1887.
Robert Caldwell Mabry
Robert Cole5 Mabry (Charles4, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), b Jul 1829; m Sarah Read; enlisted about Aug 1861 as a resident of Mecklenburg Co VA; assigned from militia 1 Apr 1862 to Com. K, 6th VA Inf. (C.S.A.); wounded in the leg 30 Aug 1862 at the 2nd Battle of Manassas. Sent to hospital in Lynchburg; reported sick 17 Jun 1863 in Richmond; captured at the Battle of Burgess Mill on 27 Oct 1864; exchanged 28 Mar 1865.
Robert Elbridge7 Mabry (Seth W.6, Benjamin, Seth, Hinchia, Hinchia, Francis) b 29 Nov 1848 MS; m1 Mary Ellen Davis; m2 12 Dec 1872 Sarah Borah; d 22 Feb 1916 Fairfield, IL; was a resident of Fairfield, IL when he served in the Civil War.
Robert Mabry enlisted 22 Aug 1861 at age 19 as a Pvt. in Com. D, 31st IL Inf.; he was a resident of Vienna, Johnson Co IL.
Robert Evans6 Mabry (Evans5, Seth, Hinchia, Hinchia, Francis), b 4 Nov 1844 Bastrop Co TX; m 1865 Cevilla Oatman; d 21 May 1927 Young Co TX; served in the Texas Ranger Service along the Rio Grande River during the Civil War.
Robert Evans Mabry
Robert Franklin7 Mabry, (Francis6, William, David, Francis, Francis, Francis), b 25 Mar 1842; m Malinda Rennett Hasseley; served in 41st TN Inf.; d 9 Nov 1928.
Robert G. Mabry b ca 1841 Halifax Co NC; enlisted in Halifax Co 25 Apr 1861 in Com. G, 12th Reg. NC Vol. Inf.; present or accounted for until wounded in the foot at Gaines' Mill, VA 27 Jun 1862; reported absent wounded until discharged on or about 31 Jan 1863 by reason of wounds received at Gaines' Mill.
Robert Smith6 Mabry, Jr. (Robert5, Braxton, Joel, Hinchia, Francis), b ca 1840; m 14 Dec 1859 Susannah Smith; m2 1 Jan 1866 Esther Bayles enlisted in Com. F, 7th IL Cav. on 8 Mar 1865, at the age of 34; he was a resident was Sefton, in Fayette Co IL.
Roland Madison7 Mabry (Walter6 , James T., Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 10 Nov 1846 LA; m Lydia Ann Hanna; enlisted Com. F, 28th Reg, TN Inf; d 23 Aug 1929 Shreveport, LA.
Rudolphus Aleonzy7 Mabry (Charles J.6, Woodford, Charles, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), aka N. Adolphus Mabry - b 4 May 1845 Christian Co KY; m 1st Marian Delores Brame; m 2nd Minnie Poindexter; enlisted at the age of 16 in Com. F, 7ty Reg. KY Cavalry. He was wounded at the battle of Murfreesboro, but served until the end of the war; d 14 Mar 1924; was a Confederate soldier in the Civil War. He was paroled in May 1865 and borrowed a mule to ride home. Then, riding a horse, he made the trip back to return the mule.
Rufus J. Mabry (son of James H. and Frances Mabry of Newton Co GA), b about 1840 in Newton Co Georgia. Enlisted 12 May 1862 as a Pvt. in Com. B, 53rd GA Vol. Inf., Reg., Army of Northern Virginia at Newton Co GA. Surrendered at Appomattox 9 Apr 1865; mustered out April 9, 1865. D on 6 Aug 1915 in Clayton Co GA.
Given names from Russell - Zimariah
R. S. Maburey Pvt. Com B., 4th LA Cav. Roll of Prisoners of War, par. 7 Jun 1865 Monroe, LA. Residence was Carroll Parish, LA.
Russell C.6 Mabry (Mark5, Ephraim, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b about 1841 in Franklin Co GA. He m 12 Dec 1861 Caroline Andrews in Franklin Co. He enlisted as 4th Corporal in Com. I, 34th Reg., Flintville Greys, Army of Tennessee on 12 May 1862 in Franklin Co GA. Appointed 1st Corporal Feb 1863. Captured at surrender of Vicksburg, MS 4 Jul 1863 and paroled there 8 Jul 1863. Captured at Greenville, SC 23 May 1865.
Seaborn Green7 Mabry (Ausborn6, Mark, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 15 Jun 1843 Lumpkin Co GA; m Sally Jane Beck in Indian Territory; enlisted 31 Aug 1861 in GA as a Pvt.; later promoted to Sgt. in Com. I, 22nd Reg. GA Vol. Inf.
Seaborn Green Mabry
Samuel Mabry, (son of William Mabry & Mary Hodge), was born 12 Dec 1841 Union Co SC; m. Susan Coleman; enlisted 29 Aug 1861 in Com. F., 15th Inf., Confederate Army of South Carolina; he was wounded and captured at Gettysburg, PA.; was a prisoner until Jan 1864 when he was exchanged and returned to his Company in Feb 1864. He d 3 Oct 1891 and is buried at Gilead Baptist Church, Union Co, SC.
Samuel6 Mabry, Jr. (Samuel S.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 5 Jan 1840 Grayson Co Virginia; m 19 Nov 1859 America Boyd in Surry Co North Carolina; enlisted as a Pvt. in Com. G, 54th Virginia Inf. 16 Sep 1861; d 5 Jun 1864, of wounds received during the Atlanta campaign.
Samuel W. Mabry , son of Reuben Langdon Mabry and Polly Tompkins of Abbeville Co SC. Born ca 1825; d ca 1869; served in Com. G, 1st SC Cav., C.S.A.
Scott Mayberry enlisted as a Pvt. on 29 Dec 1861 in Com. H., 2nd KS Vol. Inf., giving his residence as Lawrence, KS. On 20 Mar 1862 he was transferred to Com. K. A notation in his record says he was killed by guerillas near Clarksville, AR on 27 Jun 1864.
Seth Mabry Capt. 17th TX Vol. Inf. (Allen's); Federal Rolls Prisoners of War, captured Fort De Russey 14 Mar 1864. Paroled New Orleans, LA 4 Jan 1864 (sic).
Seth Washington Mabry b 1837 MS; m Mary Garner; moved to McLennan Co TX; served as a Lieutenant in the 19th Reg., TX Cav., (Burford's) west of the Mississippi River. He d in 1923 in Arlington, TX. His brother Jefferson C. Mabry, who also served in the C.S.A.
Sydney Hammet6 Mabry (Joshua5, Jesse, Francis, Francis, Francis) b 19 Apr 1826 Franklin Co NC; m 8 Feb 1847 Jane Baker in Franklin Co NC; moved to Greene Co AL; served in the C.S.A.; d 10 Oct 1888 Greene Co AL.
Sydney Hammet Mabry
Silas6 Maberry (Frederick5, Frederick, Abel, Charles, Francis), b about 1835 Overton Co TN; m 18 Oct 1865 Malvina J. Huffines in Jackson Co TN; enlisted in Com. B, Tennessee Cav.; d May 1898 Jackson Co TN.
S. M. Maberry is found on a list of "Indigent families of Confederate soldiers" from Texas, who were supported by the government of Texas while the soldier away from home. S. M. Maberry was from Milam County, TX.
Simeon Murry6 Mabry (Daniel5, Joshua, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), enlisted as a Pvt. 6 May 1862 in Quitman's Guards, Com. K, 53rd Reg., Army of Northern Virginia, at Monroe Co GA. No further information about his military service.
Simuel6 Mabry (Alfred5, Daniel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis); m Vernetta Burns; served in Com. A of Hubbard's Reg., 22nd TX Inf.; d 27 Jan 1929 Ardmore, OK.
Solomon7 Mabry (Seth6, Solomon, Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis), b 1835 Montgomery Co North Carolina; m 5 Oct 1856 Amanda H. Smith; enlisted 8 Aug 1862 in Northampton Co NC in Com. F, 5th Reg, NC Troops; wounded in the right foot and captured at Gettysburg in Jul 1863; hospitalized at Gettysburg and at Baltimore, MD; trans. To Point Lookout, MD ca 10 Jan 1864; admitted to the smallpox hospital at Point Lookout 13 Jan 1864 and died 18 Jan 1864.
Solomon P. Mabry (s/o Solomon & Martha Mabry of Troup Co GA) b ca 1841 Troup Co GA; served as Pvt. in Co G, 6th AL Inf.; d 22 May 1863. Buried in Frederick, MD.
Solomon Wafer6 Mabry (William5, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis),b 5 Oct 1826 Ouachita Parish, LA; m 4 Jun 1857 Julia Ann McAnner; m2 4 Apr 1870 Carolyn Elizabeth Greer; d 4 Sep 1898 Grimes Co TX. He served in the CSA as a Pvt. in Com. D, J. M. Montgomery's Cav. beginning Sep 1863 until 2 Jan 1864 when he received a medical discharge because of a double hernia.
Stephen H.6 Mabry, (Repps5, Repps, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis) b ca 1842 TN; enlisted in Com. K, 43 Reg. TN Inf. in Polk Co TN 1 Jul 1862. He was reported in the hospital in Vicksburg. He had a "florid complexion, dark hair, hazel eyes and was 5'10" tall."
Stephen D. Mabry, enlisted in 23 Oct 1861 as a Pvt. from GA. This may be Stephen Decatur7 Mabry (Woodford J.6, Hinchia, Charles, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis).
Stephen Gray6 Mabry, (Jones5, Charles, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis) Pvt.; b 1826 Warren Co NC; m1 16 Apr 1850 Martha A. Tunstall; m2 29 Jun 1861 Lucy Marshall Best; enlisted 2 Oct 1863 in Com. D, McRae's Battalion, NC Cav; trans. To Com. B, 1st Reg NC Cav when his battalion was disbanded in Jun 1864; present or accounted for through Dec 1864; d 1895 Vance Co NC.
T. L. Mabry, served in the 17th Reg., TX Inf. (Allen's)
Thomas Mabry, served in the 22nd Reg., TX Inf. (Hubbard's)
Thomas6 Mabry (Alfred5, Daniel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis) b about 1837 Fairfield Co SC; d Tyler TX while in Confederate Army.
Thomas7 Mabry (Seth6, Solomon, Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis), b 1846 Stanly Co North Carolina; enlisted in Com. K, 28th North Carolina Reg., d of wounds on 5 Jun 1863.
Thomas6 Mabrey (Frederick5, Cornelius, Cornelius, Charles, Francis), b 2 Jun 1835 Williamson Co TN; m 1870 Sarah J. Carter; served in 12th MO Inf Reg. and later transferred to Com. K, 15th MO Cav. (C.S.A.) were he served as Lt. and Captain (after Aug 1864); he may also have served on the regimental staff of the 15th; d 12 Feb 1917 Ripley Co MO.
Thomas6 Mabrey
Thomas Maberry (son of Benjamin Maberry who was a son of John Mabry of Rutherford Co TN), is found on a list of "Indigent families of Confederate soldiers" from Texas, who were supported by the government of Texas while the soldier away from home. Thomas Maberry was from Bell County, TX.
Thomas Maberry (Little Wafer6, Patrick 5, Joel4, Ephraim3, Hinchia2, Francis1) This is Little Thomas Mabry who enlisted as a Pvt. in Com. I, 1st AL Cav (USA) at age 18 on 18 Aug 1862 in Huntsville, AL. He was on duty as courier at Reedyville, TN on 27 Jan 1863; missing in action 28 Apr 1863 at Day's Gap, AL; rejoined on 2 Oct 1863; MIA on 27 Oct 1863 at vincent's Cross Roads, MO. He was born in Lumpkin Co, GA and was a farmer.
Thomas Maberry Ord. Sergt. Co. -- Algiers Battn. LA Militia. On communication dated Algiers, Dec. 22, 1861.
Thomas Allen Mabry - (s/o Bartholomew Mabry and Rebecca Hazel) b 3 Feb 1818 Shelby Co AL; m 10 Nov 1838 Mary Lowery; served in Com E., 10 AR Inf, CSA; moved to Faulkner Co AR ca 1847; d 18 Nov 1861.
Thomas A. Mabry served as Sgt. in Com. G, 25th AL Inf.
Thomas A. Mabry (son of Joel B. Mabry of Newton Co GA) b about 1842 in GA; enlisted 25 Apr 1861 in Com. H, 3rd Reg., Georgia Vol. Infantry (Newton Co Young Guards) in Newton Co GA. Killed at Sharpsburg, MD 17 Sep 1862.
Thomas Asbury Mabry (son of Joshua Mabry who was b in 1804 in NC), b about 1827 Carroll Co TN; m 1st Mary ?Mitchell about 1849; m 2nd 1 Dec 1859 Parmelia C. R. Hagler in Mansfield, TN; enlisted Jul 1861 in Shorner's Com., 22nd Tennessee Inf.; transferred to Com. G, 5th Tennessee Inf. in early 1862. He was killed on 27 Jun 1862 at Tupelo, Mississippi, while serving in Com. Y, 5th Tennessee Infantry.
Thomas E. Mayberry - (son of William Mayberry and Hannah Kildue of PA). Thomas was b 1838 and d 1862 from injuries received at the Battle of Antietam.
Thomas E. Mayberry (son of Joseph Mayberry and Hannah McIlvain). Thomas, a forgeman, was born 3 Apr 1818 in Montgomery Co KY. By the 1840s, Thomas, his three brothers and his father had settled in the Rock Springs community in northern Dickson Co., TN.He married 25 Oct 1848 Rebecca Mockabee in Charlotte, TN. Thomas enlisted on 29 Nov. 1861 as a private in Co B 49th TN. Inf. along with one of his brothers Corp. William Mayberry in Charlotte, TN. By early Feb. 1862 the 49th TN. was sent to Ft. Donelson. After three days of fighting Private Mayberry and the 49th TN. surrendered on 16 Feb. 1862. He was sent to Camp Douglas, IL. where he remained as a prisoner of war until 5 Sept. 1862 when he was sent to Vicksburg, Miss. for exchange. The 49th TN. soon reorganized and saw action at Port Hudson, LA. Private Mayberry was discharged on 20 March 1863 and returned home in Dickson Co., TN. where he lived until the late 1870s. Thomas and two of his sons then moved to central Arkansas where he died on 11 June 1894.
Thomas F.7 Mabry (Seth6, Solomon5, Francis4, Francis3, Francis2, Francis1) b ca 1845 Stanly Co NC; enlisted in Stanly Co in Com. H, 14th Reg. NC Vol. Inf. on 5 May 1861; present and accounted for until discharged on 5 Aug 1862 for reason of being under age. Re-enlisted in the same Com. on 1 Apr 1864; d in hospital at Lynchburg, VA 30 Apr 1864 of "acute dysentery".
Thomas J. Mayberry Private. Enlisted 3 Sep 1861 in Com B, 2nd AR Battalion, at Pine Bluff, Arkansas; absent sick in hospital at Fredericksburg, Virginia, 31 Dec 1861; discharged by order of General French, 21 Feb 1862; born in Henderson county, Tennessee, c1827; died in AR Nov 1886; widow Julia Ann filed AR pension application #18033 from Garland county, 9 Aug 1911.
Thomas Jefferson Mabry, Jr. (Thomas5, Frederick, Abel, Charles, Francis), b 18 Aug 1841 Overton (now Clay) Co TN; entered Com. A, 8th TN Reg. (C.S.A.) at 18 years of age; became a Lieut. at the reorganization of the Com. and served until the end of the War; discharged at Macon, GA in 1865. Married 1867 Mary A. Savage in Monroe Co KY; d 14 Jul 1920 Clay Co TN.
Thomas Jefferson Mabry, Jr.
Thomas Milton6 Mabry (Joshua5, Ephraim, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 5 Dec 1841 Franklin Co GA; m Adenia Miller; enlisted 4 Mar 1862 as a Pvt.; discharged with disability; d 20 Feb 1908.
Thomas T. Mabry (aka Thomas Clark Mabry, son of James Eaton Mabry & Ursula Young), b ca 1839 AL; m Tempy Howard; enlisted 24 Aug 1861 in Grenada Co MS in Capt. W. B. Hale's Com. A, 4th Reg. MS Volunteers; d of measles on 1 Feb 1862 Florence Co AL.
Thomas W.7 Mabry (Thomas W.6, Thomas W., Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis) b 14 Apr 1838/9 in Elbert Co GA; enlisted 10 Jun 1861 at Clarke Co GA in Com. K, Athens Guards. Transferred to Com. D, Cobb's Legion Inf. in 1862. Captured at Front Royal, VA 18 Aug 1864 and sent to Old Capitol Prison, Washington, D.C.; transferred to Elmira Prison 28 Aug 1964; Paroled at Elmira, NY on 2 Mar 1865 and sent to James River, VA for exchange; at Camp Lee in Richmond, VA 9 Mar 1865; received 13 Mar 1865 at Wayside or Gen. Hosp. #9, Richmond, VA. Died 11 Feb 1935 Hart Co GA.
Valentine Austin6 Mabry (James Thomas5 , Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 18 Dec 1826 AL; m 1st Angelina A. Roper, m 2nd Mrs. Mary (Sanders) Hoof; enlisted 6 Nov 1863 Attala Co MS as Pvt. in Com. C, 11th Reg. (Perrin's) MS Cav., CSA; d 10 Oct 1885 Attala Co MS.
W(alter)7 Mabry (Hudson, Walter5, Joel4, Ephraim3, Hinchia2, Francis1. - b ca 1844 MS; m Elizabeth Emily Ervin in Van Buren Co AR; enlisted at Clinton, AR; in Com. G, 10th Reg. AR Cav. He was 21 years of age, was born in MS, and was described as 5' 6" tall with black eyes and black hair. He was apparently captured during was as one record says he was paroled on 5 Jun 1865 at Jacksonport, AR.
W. Maybry - Enlisted as Pvt 8 Oct 1862 in Com. A, Cocke's AR Inf. Reg. (CSA) in Chicot Co AR; deserted 30 Dec 1862 at Ft. Smith, AR.
W. W. Mayberry, Pvt., enlisted as Pvt. in Co. B, 2nd AR 30-Day Vols, at Brownsville, AR (Prairie County), 18 Nov 1861; discharged at Pocahontas, AR, 18 Dec 1861; enlisted in Co. A, 6th AR Cav. at Brownsville, AR, 15 Jul 1862; appointed 2nd Corp., 14 Apr 1863; promoted 5th Sgt; present to 29 Feb 1864.
Walter A. "Watt"6 Mabry (James Thomas5, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 1822 Pickens Co AL; m about 1842 Manerva Suggs; d 21 Dec 1863 Rock Island IL in a Civil War prison camp.
Warren M. 5 Mabry (Ephraim4, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b ca 1828 Franklin Co GA; m 14 Apr 1857 Margaret Frix Franklin Co GA. Name on list of Conferate soldiers from Georgia. No other information.
Washington Mabry b ca 1818 Warren Co NC; m 8 Sep 1841 Harriet Irby Halifax Co NC; enlisted 12 Feb 1862 Edgecombe Co NC in Com. G, 43rd Reg. NC Inf.; captured; in hospital at Richmond, VA 3 Apr 1865; trans. To Newport News, VA 23 Apr 1865; released at Newport News on 30 Jun 1865 after taking the oath of allegiance.
Washington Mayberry (son of Joseph Mayberry and Hannah McIlvain. Born 13 Feb 1829 in Montgomery Co KY. He is in the 1850 census of Dickson Co TN. He enlisted on 12 Aug 1861 in Dickson Co TN and served as a Pvt. in Com. A, 50th Reg. TN Inf. He was captured at the Battle of Ft. Donaldson 16 Feb 1862 and was sent to Camp Douglass IL as a prisoner of war. He was exchanged near Vicksburg in early Sep 1862 and soon was promoted to Corporal. He died at Holly Springs, MS 27 Oct 1862.
Washington B. Mayberry, enlisted 16 May 1864, at age 18, in Com. K, 6th IL Cav.; resident of Crook, Hamilton Co IL where he was born.
Wilbourne Downe7 Mabry (Walter A.6, James Thomas, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 1845 in LA; d 30 Nov 1864 near Franklin, TN in Civil War.
Wiley Stanton6 Mabry (James T.5 , Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b ca 1841; m Margaret A. Harrison; enlisted 27 Apr 1861 Carthage, MS in Capt. J. A. Campbell's Com., 27th Reg. MS Vol; transferred later that year to Com. A, 33rd Reg MS Inf.; d 9 Jan 1913 Biloxi, MS.
William6 Maberry (Frederick5, Frederick, Abel, Charles, Francis), b about 1837 Overton Co TN; enlisted 14 Apr 1864 in Com. B of the 6th Cav. USA in Butler, IL at which time his residence was Reynoldsburg, Johnson Co IL.
William Henry Maberry (s/o William Mayberry and Mary Billings), b ca 1845 Reynolds Co MO; he was a son of William H. Maberry; enlisted in Com. K of the 24th MO, giving his residence as Wright Co MO. He died 18 Dec 1932 in Oakland City, IN.
William7 Mayberry (Randolph6, Abel, Randolph, Abel, Charles, Francis), b about 1840 in NC; enlisted 24 Jul 1861 in Alexander Co NC; d Mar - Jun 1863 of disease.
William Mayberry, s/o George Thomas Mayberry (Frederick, Fredrick Mayberry of New Jersey). William was a minister before joining Com. G., 40th Illinois Vol, Inf. and returned to that profession upon his return from the Civil War. He was a resident of New Baltimore, Wayne Co, IL.
William Mayberry
William Mayberry Served in Com. L, 4th TN Cav.; captured 31 Jul 1864 at Newnan, GA and held at Andersonville Prison. He survived the war.
William Mabry born in Pickens Co AL ca 1834; enlisted 11 Jul 1863 in Glendale, MS in the 1st AL Cav. (U.S.A.); mustered out 6 Feb 1864 in Memphis, TN.
William Maberry enlisted 13 Feb 1865, at age 24, as a Pvt. in Com. I, 152nd IL Inf.; he was b Green Co IL and his residence was Petersburg, IL; discharged 24 Jul 1865.
William A. Mayberry (name found of roll of those who served in the 1st Arkansas Union Infantry).
William A. Mayberry, served as a Pvt. in Com. M, 7th Reg. IA Cav.; He was probably from Jackson or Mahaska Co.
William A. Mayberry served as a Pvt. in Com. L, 4th Reg. TN Cav.
William Mayberry (son of Joseph Mayberry and Hannah McIlvain). Born 22 Aug 1826 in Montgomery Co KY. Married 20 Feb 1858 Sarah McClelland. Served as a Corp. in Com. B, 49th Reg. TN Inf. William enlisted in Charlotte, TN. on 29 Nov. 1861 in CO. B 49th TN. Inf.under the command of Capt. R. H. McClelland (also his brother-in-law). The 49th was sent to Ft. Donaldson by early Feb. 1862. Corp. Mayberry avoided capture on 16 Feb. 1862, he was out on a work detail. He rejoined the 49th TN. on 8 Dec. 1862 in Port Hudson, LA. On 10 Feb. 1863 he was paid in the amount of $168.00 for the entire previous year. By 20 Oct. 1863 he was at Camp Cummings near Mobile, AL. From Alabama Corp. Mayberry and the 49th TN. moved to the Atlanta area where they were involved in several battles: New Hope Church, Pine Mountain, Kennesaw Mountain, Smyrna Depot, Peachtree Creek and Lick Skillet Road. The 49th TN. traveled back into Tennessee in the fall of 1864, Spring Hill to Franklin. On 30 Nov. 1864. Corp Mayberry and the 49th was part of Quarles Brigade, Whalthalls Divison, Lt. General Stephen D. Lees Corp. The 49th was part of a frontal assault on a heavily fortified Union position. Corp Mayberry and most of the 49th TN. were killed in this charge.
William D.7 Mabry (Joel B.6, Robert S.5, Braxton4, Joel3, Hinchia2, Francis1) enlisted 15 Dec 1863, at the age of 15, as Pvt. in Com. F, 7th IL Cav.; he was a resident of Sefton, IL, mustered in at Olney, IL and served as a bugler.
William E. Mabry (son of John Mabry and Rosa Shearin of Halifax Co NC); m ca 1859 Mary Gilbert Lee; enlisted 15 May 1862; wounded in the shoulder at or near Gaines' Mill, VA about 27 Jun 1862; absent wounded or sick until Jul/Aug 1863 when he returned to duty; captured at Five Forks, VA 1 Apr 1865; confined at Point Lookout, MD until released on 29 Jun 1865, after taking the oath of allegiance.
William Erastus7 Mabry (Seth W.6, Benjamin, Seth, Hinchia, Hinchia, Francis) b ca 1842 (another record says 24 Dec 1846) in Choctaw Co MS. He was a resident of Fairfield, IL when he enlisted as a Pvt. on 13 Aug 1862 in Com. K, 124th IL Inf. He gave his age as 18. He was later promoted to Corporal and mustered out of service in Chicago, IL
William Freeman7 Mabry (Eli L.6, Mark, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 9 Jun 1838 Franklin Co GA; m 1st 6 Dec 1857 Mary Jane Braden; m 2nd Roxie _____; m 3rd ?; Private in Inf. Battalion, Smith's Legion Volunteers on 15 May 1862; transferred to Com. F, 65th Regular Georgia Inf. Mar 1863. Appointed Orderly for regiment Apr. 1864. Left behind sick in East Tennessee. Received sick furlough 8 May 1864 for 30 days. Never returned. Pension record states that he lost one finger by gunshot wound at Jonesboro, TN; d 8 Feb 1908 Polk Co GA.
William G.6 Mabry (Jordan5, Jordan, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis) b 4 May 1823 Tuscaloosa AL; m 5 Nov 1851 Elvidora Deavenport in Okolona, MS; d 3 Jan 1880 Okolona MS; He was an architect and drew the plans for the University of Mississippi; He served in the Civil War.
William G.7 Mabry (Walter6, James T., Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 10 Oct 1841 Attala Co MS; m Frances M. Donald; enlisted 12 Aug 1862 at Union City, MS in Com. A, 15th MS Inf; served until paroled at Greensboro, MS by Gen. Sherman in 1865; d 18 Jan 1891 Attala Co MS.
William H.6 Mabrey (Luke5, Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis) b ca 1822 NC; m Ithania _____; a resident of Stanly Co NC when he enlisted as a Pvt. in Rowan Co on 17 Mar 1862, at age 40, in Com. C, 42nd Reg. NC Vol. Inf.; promoted to Corp. 24 Oct 1864; took oath of allegiance at Salisbury 31 May 1865.
William Harrison "Hash" Mabry (son of James Eaton & Ursula Young), b 24 Jul 1832 Shelby Co AL; m Frances Pepper; enlisted as Pvt. in Com. H, Col. Orr's 31st Reg. at Persimmon Springs, MS on 26 Apr 1862; ; absent on sick furlough 7 Jan 1863; enlisted again 5 Sep 1863 at Greensboro, MS in Com. D, 8th MS Cav. and served until 1 Apr 1864; d 2 Apr 1898 Calhoun Co MS.
William Wood Mabry, (son of Joel Mabry & Sarah McKinzey; served as Com. B, 1st IN Cav.
William F. Mayberry, served as Pvt. and Cpl. in Com. F, 32nd Reg. IA Inf. (AKA William F. Maberry). He was probably from Jackson or Mahaska Co.
William Mayberry, enlisted as a Pvt. on 23 Sep 1861 in Com. H, 10th Reg. KS Vol Inf. His residence was given as Humboldt, KS. He mustered into service on 4 Mar 1862 and was assigned to new Com. D.
William H. Mayberry, served in Com. A, 2nd Reg. IA Inf. (AKA William H. Maberry). He was probably from Jackson or Mahaska Co.
William H. Maberry, b Wayne Co TN; enlisted 1 Feb 1864 in Searcy Co AR at age 20; served as a Pvt. in Com I, 3rd Reg. AR Cav.; deserted 20 May 1864 at Lewisburg, AR.
William H. Mabry enlisted 18 Sep 1862, at age 42, as a resident of Xenia, IL when he enlisted in HQ Com. 111th IL Inf.; served as Maj.
William Jasper Mayberry (Solomon, Frederick Mayberry of NJ & VA), served as Pvt. in Com. L, Fristoe's Reg., MO Cav. (C.S.A.); a resident of MO, he enlisted 15 Jun 1863 at Pocahontas, AR; served in battles of Searcy, Arkansas, Grand Prairie, Arkansas, Pilot Knob, Missouri and one battle in Kansas; taken prisoner 11 May 1865; paroled 5 Jun 1865 at Jacksonport, AR; was a resident of Winona in Shannon Co MO when he applied for a pension on 25 Nov 1913.
William Jasper Mabary (John, John, ?Isaac, George, Francis); b on Black River in Southeast Mo 13 Mar 1835; m 1 Jan 1867 Elizabeth Ann Payne in Polk Co MO; served as a Pvt. in Com. K, 9th MO Union Cav. d 17 Feb 1909.
William J. Mabery b ca 1826; enlisted 20 Dec 1861 in Com. C, 3rd Reg. MO Vol. at which time he was a resident of Millville in Ray Co MO; elected Jr. 2nd Lt. 6 Jan 1862; discharged 8 May 1862 on account of not being re-elected at the re-organization.
William Jefferson6 Mabry (Joshua5, Charles, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), b 24 Sep 1820 in Warren Co NC; m in 1851 Mary Campbell Bowers; he served in the Mexican War, entering as a Private and was promoted to Captain. He later served in the Civil War. He d in Stewart Co Georgia.
William M. Mabry, was a Lt. Col. and Commander of the 111th Illinois Inf. Volunteers.
William M. Mabry Pvt. Com. G, 22nd LA Inf. Enlisted 28 May 1862 at Edwards Depot. Present from Jan to Oct 1864.
William Madison Mabry (Probably a grandson of Braxton4, Joel, Hinchia, Francis), b ca 1832 in TN; m in 1850 Louisa Jane Jackson in Overton Co TN; lived in Benton Co AR in 1860; enlisted 15 Aug 1862 at Bentonville, AR in Com. H., 4th (Gordon's) AR Cav Reg.; deserted from Camp on Cane Hill 1 Nov 1862. the muster for Sep-Oct 1863 shows "Absent without leave since 20 Sep 1863. He was captured 9 Apr 1864 in Benton Co, AR and sent to Gratiot Street Military Prison, St Louis, MO. then transferred to Military Prison, Alton, IL on 9 Dec 1864. Died of erysipelas 27 Dec 1864 at Alton, IL.
William Patrick7 Mabry (Russell6, Patrick, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 27 Dec 1830 Hall Co GA; m 1st 22 Jun 1851 Jane Atterberry in Hunt Co TX; m 2nd Dealtha Webb (nee Hilburn) in Johnson Co TX; enlisted Ellis Co TX Jul 1861 in 19th Brigade, Texas Militia; transferred to C.S.A. 31 Aug 1861; d 12 Jul 1909 Montague Co TX.
William Patrick Mabry
William P. Mabry (possibly son of Mark S.5, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), enlisted 1 May 1862 in Com. B, 53rd Reg., Army of Northern Virginia at Newton Co GA. Killed at Fredericksburg, VA 13 Dec 1862. Others believe that this William Mabry was a son of James H. Mabry and Francis Robeson).
William Preston6 Mabry (Joseph J.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 18 Feb 1849 Carroll Co VA; m 5 Mar 1868 Paulina E. Spence in Carroll Co VA; despite the fact that he was only 16 at the end of the war, his obituary names him as a Confederate veteran and says that, "Although extremely reticent concerning his war experiences, Mr. Mabry was believed to have been in a number of the major engagements of the Civil War." D 1 Jul 1940 Champaign Co OH.
William Richard Dudley7 Mabry (Richard G.6, Robert S., Braxton, Joel, Hinchia, Francis) b 12 Apr 1842 Pettis Co MO; m 1st Amanda J. Fowler; m 2nd 21 Jan 1883 Josephine Crawford Palmer; d 27 Feb 1911 Benton Co MO. Served in Com. E, 7th MO Cav.
William Thomas7 Mabry (Thomas6 Joel, Lewis, Joel, Hinchia, Francis), b about 1839 in Warren Co TN; m 29 Dec 1868 Catherine Martin in Warren Co TN; enlisted May 1861 McMinnville, TN in Com. E, 16th Reg., Tennessee Volunteers; served until the Battle of Murfreesboro, 3 Dec 186? When he was wounded in the foot. One of the officers in the same unit, Capt. J. J. Womack, kept a diary during the war. The diary, published in 1961, contains the following quotation under the date of Feb 14, 1862: "Had a whiskey melee in camp this morning before day, resulting in the stabbing of W. T. Mayberry and severe bruising of 3 or 4 others."
William Thomas6 Mabry (William6 Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 29 Jan 1819 Ouachita Par. LA; m ca 1839 Nancy J. Frame; enlisted Sep 1861 Bienville Par. LA; served as Capt. in Com. "I", 16th LA Inf.; died 15 May 1862 of wounds suffered at the Battle of Shiloh.
William W. Mabry was a resident of Sefton, IL when he enlisted 8 Mar 1865, at age 20. He served in Com. F., 7th IL Cav.
William Walter 7 Mabry (James G.6, James T., Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 1840 Huntsville, TX; enlisted early 1862 in Com. B, 26th TX Cav. later joined Com. G. and served the end of the war; d 1867 Bell Co TX.
William Mayberry was a farmer and a resident of Alexander Co NC when he enlisted at age 21 on 24 Jul 1861 in Alexander Co NC. He served in Com. K, 7th NC Reg.; died of disease on 30 Mar 1863.
Wilson Y. Mayberry (Daniel5, John4, John3, George2, Francis1) was born ca 1818; m1 20 Jan 1841 Rebecca Cates in Rutherford Co TN; m2 24 Dec 1856 Sarah MaCalister; served in Com. I (Rutherford Rifles), 1st TN Inf.; d ca 1868.
Winfield Scott6 Mabry (Samuel S.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 20 Mar 1848 Carroll Co VA; m 24 Nov 1866 Mary Largen Carroll Co VA; joined Com. G, 54th Virginia Inf. and served the last year of the war; d 17 Feb 1901.
Yeatman Stacker7 Mabry (Francis A.6, John, Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis), b 23 Sep 1845; m 31 Jan 1869 A. Elizabeth Farmer; served as a Pvt. in Com. H., 205th KY Volunteer Inf.; trans. to 6th Reg. KY Vol. Cav.; d 15 Apr 1916 Webster Co KY.
Yeatman Stacker Mabry
Zachariah W.7 Mabry (Francis A.6, John, Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis), b 27 Jan 1851; m Alathary (Alice) Woodring; d Jun 1923; said to have served in the Civil War.
Zachariah W. Mabry
Zimariah A.6 Mabry (Patrick5, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b ca 1830 Morgan Co AL; m Nancy Humphries; enlisted 8 Jul 1861 at Decatur, AL in Com. H, 12th AL Volunteers; killed in the Battle of Seven Pines in VA 31 May 1862.