Charles D Muncey - Russell County, Virginia in the Civil War

Charles D Muncey


Biography
Born	ca. 1834
Birth Location	Russell Co.
Died	12/01/1864
Death Location	Camp Morton, IN
Father	Isaac Muncey
Mother	Patsey Dickenson
Married	07/14/1858
Spouse	Rebecca Kelly
Military Units
6th Battalion Cavalry
Ferguson's Battalion
CSR, Pension, and Miscellaneous Images
Ferguson's Cavalry
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Widows Pension
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Census Information:

1850: 3, Age 15
1860: 1117, Age 26
1870: DEAD
1880: DEAD
1900: DEAD
1910: DEAD
1920: DEAD
1930: DEAD

Miscellaneous Information:

Widow filed pension: 1888, Russell County
Appears on 1909 pension list: Under act of 1917 (Widow)

Notes: Father owned 2 slaves.

Military Information:

Compiled Service Record

Card 1
Private, Capt. Charles E. Stevenson's Company, Ferguson's Battalion Cavalry

Appears on a muster roll for Aug. 4, 1862 (Dated Aug. 4, 1862)

Enlisted:
When: Aug. 5
Where: Lebanon, Va
By whom: Maj. Cecil
Period: 3

Last paid:
By whom:
To what time:

Present or absent: Present
Remarks:

Card 2

Appears on a roll of
Prisoners of War
at Military Prison, Louisville, Ky.

Date when received: Apl. 20, 1864
Where captured: Magoffin Co., Ky
Date when captured: Apl. 14, 1864
Date when discharged: Apl. 22, 1864
Where sent: Camp Morton
Remarks, charges, &c.: Louisa, Ky

Card 3

Appears on a
Roll of Prisoners of War
received at and transferred from Military Prison at Louisville, Ky., during the five days ending April 20, 1864.

Roll dated Office Pro. Mar. Genl., Dist. of Ky., Louisville, April 21, 1864.

Where captured: Magoffin Co., Ky
When captured: Apl. 14, 1864
Louisa, Ky
Remarks: On hand

Card 4

Appears on a
Roll of Prisoners of War
at Louisville, Ky., transferred to Camp Morton, Ind., April 22, 1864.

Roll dated Office Pro. Mar. Genl., Dist. of Ky., Louisville, April 22, 1864.

Where captured: Magoffin Co., Ky
When captured: Apl. 14, 1864

Card 5

Appears on a roll of
Prisoners of War
at Camp Morton, Indianapolis, Indiana.

When received: Apl. 23, 1864
Where captured: Magoffin Co., Ky
When captured: Apl. 14, 1864
Remarks, charges, &c.: Died [?] Jan. 2, 1865

Card 6

Appears on a Register of
Prisoners of War
received at Military Prison, Louisville, Ky.

Where captured: Magoffin Co., Ky
When captured: Apl. 14, 1864

Discharged: Camp Morton
When: April 22, 1864

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Compiled Service Record
Card 1 Private, Capt. Charles E. Stevenson's Company, Ferguson's Battalion Cavalry Appears on a muster roll for Aug. 4, 1862 (Dated Aug. 4, 1862) Enlisted: When: Aug. 5 Where: Lebanon, Va By whom: Maj. Cecil Period: 3 Last paid: By whom: To what time: Present or absent: Present Remarks:	Card 2 Appears on a roll of Prisoners of War at Military Prison, Louisville, Ky. Date when received: Apl. 20, 1864 Where captured: Magoffin Co., Ky Date when captured: Apl. 14, 1864 Date when discharged: Apl. 22, 1864 Where sent: Camp Morton Remarks, charges, &c.: Louisa, Ky	Card 3 Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War received at and transferred from Military Prison at Louisville, Ky., during the five days ending April 20, 1864. Roll dated Office Pro. Mar. Genl., Dist. of Ky., Louisville, April 21, 1864. Where captured: Magoffin Co., Ky When captured: Apl. 14, 1864 Louisa, Ky Remarks: On hand
Card 4 Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War at Louisville, Ky., transferred to Camp Morton, Ind., April 22, 1864. Roll dated Office Pro. Mar. Genl., Dist. of Ky., Louisville, April 22, 1864. Where captured: Magoffin Co., Ky When captured: Apl. 14, 1864	Card 5 Appears on a roll of Prisoners of War at Camp Morton, Indianapolis, Indiana. When received: Apl. 23, 1864 Where captured: Magoffin Co., Ky When captured: Apl. 14, 1864 Remarks, charges, &c.: Died [?] Jan. 2, 1865	Card 6 Appears on a Register of Prisoners of War received at Military Prison, Louisville, Ky. Where captured: Magoffin Co., Ky When captured: Apl. 14, 1864 Discharged: Camp Morton When: April 22, 1864