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William Cheuvront
information provided by Debra Cheuvront-Kelley
cheuvron@pacifier.com
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PVT WILLIAM A. CHEUVRONT AGE10; (KENNEDY); Mustered IN RAVENSWOOD, 8/15/64;
VOLUNTEERED, UNION ARMY, 2/11/65; SON OF JOSEPH B. AND ELIZABETH C. CHEUVRONT,
LEFT FORK SANDY. (JACKSON COUNTY HOME GUARDS)--(UNION SOLDIER)
William was possibly conscripted into the Union
Army and may have been a drummer boy. He survived the civil war and
in later years became Methodist Minister in Jackson County.
"Kennedy" was most likely his company commander. *Debra's great grandfather
Columbus was a
son of Joseph B. , and the brother of William.
Joseph B. Cheuvront
Interestingly enough, William's father, Joseph B. Cheuvront, was a Confederate
Soldier:
JOSEPH B. CHEUVRONT, PVT., CO. E 36 VA INF.;
ENL. RIPLEY 6/16/61; FOR 1 YEAR; AGE 40, 1860; RES NESSELROAD FORK OF LITTLE
SANDY; (CONFEDERATE SOLDIER).
Service info via Steve Teefs:
"By the date of his enlistment,
Joseph B was in the original Co. E, which was composed of Co.C soldiers
and reformed. Here is a description:
Company E (1st) - See Company C (2nd).
Company E (2nd) - Nicknamed the WESTERN
RIFLEMEN: Formerly Co G (1st), organized and enlisted on June 16,1861,
for one year . Accepted into C.S service on July 1,1861. (This company
was first part of the 3rd Kanawha Infantry Regt., which was broken up in
July 1861); Company reorganized on May 13,1862.
Company C -2nd - Nicknamed the RALEIGH
RANGERS; Organized on June
3,1861, for a one year enlistment. Accepted
into C.S service on July 1,1861; as
Company E (1st). (This company was first
known as part of the 2nd Kanawha
Infantry Regt.). This Company was reorganized
on May 12, 1862."
~Steve Teefs, The
36th Virginia Infantry Regiments / Information Center,
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