Civil War veteran Jonathan Whirley remembered in Cambridge City
The obituary notes Jonathan Riley Whirley born August 29 1814 in Franklin County Virginia died May 12 1912 at his son’s home near Jacksonburg aged 62 years 8 months 13 days He served under Stonewall Jackson and later Gen Lee in battles including Gettysburg and the surrender at Appomattox He married Francis Ellen Atkinson on April 19 1870 and had seven children six surviving Funeral services were held at the Jacksonburg Christian church Rev Knauer presiding Local notes cover memorial day observance and community events.
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Jonathan Riley Whirley
Samuel
Sarah E. Whirley
Franklin County
Jacksonburg
Stonewall Jackson
R. E. Lee
Lee
Gettysburg
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