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Website title: Bull Runnings | A Journal of the Digitization of a Civil War Battle

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Rose to Captain. KIA at 2nd Bull Run (Groveton). George Robert Davey at Ancestry.com George R. Davey at Fold3

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A trunk maker and later photographer. Discharged for disability (rheumatism) in January 1863. He was a Mason and member of the G. A. R. and other veteran organizations. While this rheumatism is the reported cause of his death at age 72, one week before his demise he ended his life-long bachelorhood when he found “the […]

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Rose to Lieutenant. Died of pneumonia in 1905. Andrew Fuller Ackley at Ancestry.com Andrew Fuller Ackley at Fold3 Andrew Fuller Ackley at FindAGrave Andrew Fuller Ackley at Green-Wood Cemetery

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Eventually rose to Lieutenant, prior to his death from wounds received at Reynolds’s Crossing, VA in the Spring of 1862. James William Haines Bloomfield at Fold3

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Discharged for disability 6/10/1863. Breveted Lt. Col. USV. Spent 9/13/62 to 10/25/62 in hospital being treated for gonorrhea (not related to service). Spent the last five weeks of his life in Flatbush Insane Asylum. His cause of death at age 50 was atrophy of the liver, which may have caused the headaches for which he […]

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