Isaac Leander Patrick - Russell County, Virginia in the Civil War

Isaac Leander Patrick


Biography
Born	3/1845
Birth Location	Ashe Co. NC, Russell Co.
Died	11/25/1906
Death Location	Russell Co., VA
Father	John Patrick
Mother	Susannah
Married	06/27/1871
Spouse	Margaret E. Mead
Military Units
34th Cavalry
6th Battalion Cavalry
McFarlane's Squadron
CSR, Pension, and Miscellaneous Images
16th Cavalry
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6th Battalion
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Caldwell's Cavalry
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Mcfarlane's Cavalry
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Census Information:

1850: 1240, Age 5
1860: 1200, Age 15
1870: Not found
1880: Copper Creek 42, Age 34
1900: Copper Creek 250, Age 55
1910: DEAD
1920: DEAD
1930: DEAD

Miscellaneous Information:

Newspaper mention:
Bristol Herald, 12/4/1906
Obituary online

Military Information:

Compiled Service Record

Card 1
Private, Company B, 16th Virginia Cavalry

Appears on a muster roll for Mch. 1 to Apl. 1, 1864 (Dated Apl. 1, 1864)

Enlisted:
When: Apl. 1, 1862
Where: Lebanon, Va
By whom: Capt. Caldwell
Period: 3 yrs

Last paid:
By whom: Capt. Ward
To what time: Dec. 31, 1862

Present or absent: Present
Remarks:

Card 2
2nd Sergeant, Captain Jacob C. Gent's Company, Caldwell's Battalion Cavalry

Appears on a muster roll for Dated Aug. 7, 1862

Enlisted:
When: Apr. 21, 1862
Where: Russell Va
By whom: Otis Caldwell
Period: 3 yrs

Last paid:
By whom:
To what time:

Present or absent: Present
Remarks: Appointed 2nd Sgt. Aug. 7, 1862

Card 3
Private, Captain John A. McFarlane's Company Virginia Cavalry

Appears on a muster roll for Nov. 30, 1862 to Apr. 30, 1863 (Dated Apr. 30, 1863)

Enlisted:
When: April 7
Where: Lebanon
By whom: O. Caldwell
Period: 3 yrs

Last paid:
By whom: Cruchfield
To what time: Nov. 30, 1862

Present or absent: Present
Remarks:

Card 4

Appears on a muster roll for June 30 to Nov. 30, 1862 (Dated Nov. 30)

Enlisted:
When: Apr. 7
Where: Lebanon
By whom: O. Caldwell
Period: 3 yrs

Last paid:
By whom: Crutchfield
To what time: July 31

Present or absent: Absent
Remarks: On sick furlough since 26 Nov.

Card 5
Private, Company _, 6th Battalion Cavalry

Name appears as signature to a
Petition
addressed to the Secretary of War by members of "McFarlane's Squadron Virginia Cavalry" (Companies E and F, 6th Battalion Confederate Cavalry), requesting transfer to a Virginia organization.

Petition dated: Camp on Beaver Creek Floyd Co., Ky Apr. 7, 1864.

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Compiled Service Record
Card 1 Private, Company B, 16th Virginia Cavalry Appears on a muster roll for Mch. 1 to Apl. 1, 1864 (Dated Apl. 1, 1864) Enlisted: When: Apl. 1, 1862 Where: Lebanon, Va By whom: Capt. Caldwell Period: 3 yrs Last paid: By whom: Capt. Ward To what time: Dec. 31, 1862 Present or absent: Present Remarks:	Card 2 2nd Sergeant, Captain Jacob C. Gent's Company, Caldwell's Battalion Cavalry Appears on a muster roll for Dated Aug. 7, 1862 Enlisted: When: Apr. 21, 1862 Where: Russell Va By whom: Otis Caldwell Period: 3 yrs Last paid: By whom: To what time: Present or absent: Present Remarks: Appointed 2nd Sgt. Aug. 7, 1862	Card 3 Private, Captain John A. McFarlane's Company Virginia Cavalry Appears on a muster roll for Nov. 30, 1862 to Apr. 30, 1863 (Dated Apr. 30, 1863) Enlisted: When: April 7 Where: Lebanon By whom: O. Caldwell Period: 3 yrs Last paid: By whom: Cruchfield To what time: Nov. 30, 1862 Present or absent: Present Remarks:
Card 4 Appears on a muster roll for June 30 to Nov. 30, 1862 (Dated Nov. 30) Enlisted: When: Apr. 7 Where: Lebanon By whom: O. Caldwell Period: 3 yrs Last paid: By whom: Crutchfield To what time: July 31 Present or absent: Absent Remarks: On sick furlough since 26 Nov.	Card 5 Private, Company _, 6th Battalion Cavalry Name appears as signature to a Petition addressed to the Secretary of War by members of "McFarlane's Squadron Virginia Cavalry" (Companies E and F, 6th Battalion Confederate Cavalry), requesting transfer to a Virginia organization. Petition dated: Camp on Beaver Creek Floyd Co., Ky Apr. 7, 1864.