Anthony Alexander Malaspina - Russell County, Virginia in the Civil War

Anthony Alexander Malaspina


Biography
Born	ca. 1830
Birth Location	Lyon, France
Died	06/22/1882
Death Location	Russell Co., VA
Father	Mark Malispina
Mother	Dominca
Married	02/21/1865
Spouse	Mary Honaker
Military Units
37th Infantry
CSR, Pension, and Miscellaneous Images
37th Infantry
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Census Information:

1850: Not found
1860: Not found
1870: Not found
1880: New Garden 67, 5, Age 51
1900: DEAD
1910: DEAD
1920: DEAD
1930: DEAD

Miscellaneous Information:

Letter mention: James H. Barrett

Newspaper mentions:
Staunton Spectator, 4/1/1862
Richmond Dispatch, 4/8/1862

Notes: Drowned in flood.

Military Information:

Compiled Service Record

Card 1
Private, Company I, 37th Virginia Infantry

Appears on a muster roll for Jan. & Feb., 1862 (Dated June 13, 1862)

Enlisted:
When: Oct. 31
Where: Camp Barto
By whom: Capt. Cowan
Period: 1 year

Last paid:
By whom: Capt. Haller
To what time: Dec. 31

Present or absent: Present
Remarks:

Card 2

Appears on a muster roll for Mch. & Apr., 1862 (Dated Aug. 15, 1862)

Enlisted:
When: Oct. 31
Where: Camp Barton
By whom: Capt. Cowan
Period: 1 year

Last paid:
By whom: Capt. Haller
To what time: Dec. 31

Present or absent: Absent
Remarks: Wound in battle Kearnstown At Hospital

Card 3

Appears on a muster roll for Sept. & Oct., 1862 (Dated Dec. 11, 1862)

Enlisted:
When: May 2, 1861
Where: New Garden
By whom: Capt. Hunt
Period: 3 ys

Last paid:
By whom:
To what time:

Present or absent:
Remarks: Discharged

Card 4

Appears on a
Register
of Payments to Discharged Soldiers.

Date of discharge: July 22, 1862
Date of payment: July 23, 1862
By whom: J. L. Cole

Card 5

No. 4
pd 23rd day of July 1862
Anthony Malaspina
By Capt. Jas. L. Cole AQM 37th Va
from 31st of Dec 1862
to 22nd of July 1862
Amt $96.56

Card 6

I CERTIFY, That the within named Anthony Malaspina, a private of Captain T. J. Smith's Company (I) of the 37th Regiment of Va Vols, born in The District of Lyons, in France, aged 35 years, 5 feet, ___ inches high, dark complexion, black, eyes, dark hair, and by occupation a laborer, was enlisted by Capt. Robt. E. Cowan, at Camp Barton on the 1st day of November, 1861, to serve till the 2nd may 1862 and is now entitled to discharge be reason of his being a nonresident of the Confederate States.

[Remainder of pay voucher. Signed by name.]

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Compiled Service Record
Card 1 Private, Company I, 37th Virginia Infantry Appears on a muster roll for Jan. & Feb., 1862 (Dated June 13, 1862) Enlisted: When: Oct. 31 Where: Camp Barto By whom: Capt. Cowan Period: 1 year Last paid: By whom: Capt. Haller To what time: Dec. 31 Present or absent: Present Remarks:	Card 2 Appears on a muster roll for Mch. & Apr., 1862 (Dated Aug. 15, 1862) Enlisted: When: Oct. 31 Where: Camp Barton By whom: Capt. Cowan Period: 1 year Last paid: By whom: Capt. Haller To what time: Dec. 31 Present or absent: Absent Remarks: Wound in battle Kearnstown At Hospital	Card 3 Appears on a muster roll for Sept. & Oct., 1862 (Dated Dec. 11, 1862) Enlisted: When: May 2, 1861 Where: New Garden By whom: Capt. Hunt Period: 3 ys Last paid: By whom: To what time: Present or absent: Remarks: Discharged
Card 4 Appears on a Register of Payments to Discharged Soldiers. Date of discharge: July 22, 1862 Date of payment: July 23, 1862 By whom: J. L. Cole	Card 5 No. 4 pd 23rd day of July 1862 Anthony Malaspina By Capt. Jas. L. Cole AQM 37th Va from 31st of Dec 1862 to 22nd of July 1862 Amt $96.56	Card 6 I CERTIFY, That the within named Anthony Malaspina, a private of Captain T. J. Smith's Company (I) of the 37th Regiment of Va Vols, born in The District of Lyons, in France, aged 35 years, 5 feet, ___ inches high, dark complexion, black, eyes, dark hair, and by occupation a laborer, was enlisted by Capt. Robt. E. Cowan, at Camp Barton on the 1st day of November, 1861, to serve till the 2nd may 1862 and is now entitled to discharge be reason of his being a nonresident of the Confederate States. [Remainder of pay voucher. Signed by name.]