Buck?lew Family Association

Ninth Generation (Continued)

Family of James Franklin Buckalew (1499) & Malinda Shearling

2730. Buckalew. Born in 1835/1840 in GA. died in GA before 1850; she was 15.

2731. Buckalew. Born in 1835/1840 in GA. died in GA before 1850; she was 15.

2732. John J. Buckalew. Born in 1840 in Henry Co., GA. John J. died in Ellison's Mill, VA., on 4 Jul 1862/1864; he was 22.

Alternate spelling: BuckElew.

Mil. Svc.:: 1862, March, Zebulon, Pike Co., GA: Enlisted as Private in Co. H, 44th Regt, Dole's Brigade, Army of Northern VA. Wounded in Battle of Ellison's Mill, VA on 26 June 1862, and died of wounds on 4 July 1862.(Surname spelled "Buckalew" in this record.)

1862, 4 Mar, CSA Record: John J. B... enlisted on this date. Was wounded at Ellisons Mill, VA, 26 June 1862 and died of wounds 4 Jul 1862. From 4 volume set on GA CSA soldiers in the Alexandria, LA, Library.

2733. James Lafayette Buckalew. Born on 12 October 1841 in Henry Co., GA. James Lafayette died in Carroll Co., GA, on 30 July 1912; he was 70. Buried in Un. Meth. Ch., New Hope, Carroll Co., GA.

Alternate spelling: BuckElew.

I (Lester Trammell Buckalew) visited his grave in 1995.

Family lived in Carroll Co., GA.

1865, May: A 20 Feb 1890 deposition from R. W. Ballard states that he lived one mile from J. L. Buckelew in Pike Co. in May 1865, and that Buckelew moved to Carroll Co., GA, in Jan 1880.

1868, 3 Feb; Pikie Co., GA, Letter of Administration for James F. Buckalieu granted to James L. Buckalieu.

1868, 12 Dec; Pike Co, GA, Deed Bk M, p 728: James L. BuckAlew, Administrator of estate of James F. BuckAlew, sold a tract of land to Harriet Buckalew, widow of James F. B....

1870, 30 July, Pike Co., GA, Census: Carrie's initial is given as "F" and Lena is listed "Leonira."

1877, 17 Nov; Pike Co, GA, Deed Book P. p 158: James L. BuckAlew purchased a tract of land from James M. ?Slade.

1878, 10 Oct; Pike Co, GA, Deed Bk P, p 159: James L. BuckAlew sold land to M.?W. Tompkins, both of Pike Co.

1902, 11 Jan; Pike Co, GA, Deed Bk ?Z, p 125: J.L. BuckAlew conveyed land to Mrs. James F. (Harriet) BuckAlew, widow.

Elizabeth Axton's notes: 1870 Pike Co., GA, Census: with one child, Leonore, 1 yr. Lived in (1) Carrol Co., GA; (2) Hotckins Runs, VA.

Occupation: Farmer.

Mil. Svc.:: 1861, 8 Jul; CSA Record: Pvt James L. B... enlisted this date with Co. H, 44th Regt, GA Inf., CSA, Pike Co. Vols. Was deafened by artillery charge and captured at Spotsylvania, VA, on 10 May 1864.

Other records, thought to be more correct, give his enlistment date as 3 March 1862.

Paroled at Ft. Delaware in Feb 1865; was received at James River, VA, for exchange 12 Mar 1865. From 4 volume sset on GA CSA soldiers in the Alexandria, LA, Library.

1862, Mar, Zebulon, Pike Co., GA: Enlisted as Private in Co. H, 44th Inf. Regt, Dole's Brigade, Army of Northern Virginia, CSA. Discharged at "close of war." Captured 10 May 1864 in Battle of Spottsylvania, VA. Paroled 10 May 1864. (Surname spelled "Buckalew" in this record.)

1862, 4 March CSA Record: Pvt. James L. Buckelew enlisted this date with Co. H, 44th Regt, GA Inf., CSA, Pike Co. Vols. Was deafened by artillery charge and captured at Spotsylvania, Va. on 10 May 1864. Paroled at Ft. Delaware in Feb. 1865; was received at James River, Va. for exchange 12 Mar. 1865. From 4 volume set on GA CSA soldiers in the Alexandria, La. Library.

Wounded 10 May 1864 at Battle of Spotsylvania Court House, VA. Deafened by explosive charge. Taken prisoner of war on same date in same event.

One recorded states that he was paroled 15 Feb 1865 (estimated date) at Fort Deleware, DE, and exchanged 12 Mar 1865 at James River, VA.

Paroled May 16, 1865

On 20 December 1866 when James Lafayette was 25, he married Carrie Amanda Proctor, daughter of Gary G. Proctor (about 1813-) & Lenora/Leurany (?) Harris (about 1816-), in Pike Co., GA. Born on 27 March 1846 in GA. Carrie Amanda died in Bowdon, Carroll Co, GA, on 9 August 1915; she was 69. Buried in Un. Meth. Ch., New Hope, Carroll Co., GA.

Elizabeth Axton has Carrie being born in November rather than March.

1860: Listed as a student at the Barnesville (GA) Masonic Seminary from Pike Co., GA.

They had the following children:

4662	i.	Leonora (1868-1889)
4663	ii.	James Garland (1870-1935)
4664	iii.	Cornelia (1872-1952)
4665	iv.	Trumer Daniel (1874-1955)
4666	v.	Ida Belle (1877-1962)
4667	vi.	Lizzie (1879-1889)
4668	vii.	Arthur Pope (1883-1967)
4669	viii.	Homer T. (1886-1911)
4670	ix.	Minnie Blanche (1889-1938)
4671	x.	Trinnie
4672	xi.	Howard

2734. William M. Buckalew. Born in 1843 in Henry Co., GA. William M. died in Lynchburg, VA, on 24 May 1864; he was 21. Buried in CSA Cem. H, Lynchburg, VA, 83rd ln, Lot 197.

Mil. Svc.:: 1861, July, Zebulon, Pike Co., GA ; Enlisted as Private in Co. A., 13th Regiment, Gordan's Brigade, Army of Northern Virginia, CSA. Battles: Hatcher's Run, Petersburg, VA. Killed 5 May 1864 in Battle of The Wilderness, VA. (Surname spelled "Buckalew" in this record.)

1861, 8 Jul 1861; CSA Record: Pvt. Wm. M. or W.M. BuckAlew enlisted on this date in Co. A, 13th GA Volunteer Infantry, Evan's Brigade, Gordon's Division, Army of Northern VA, CSA..."Pike County "Confederate Guards." Was wounded in Wilderness of VA on 5 May 1864; died of wounds in Lynchburg, VA, on 24 May 1864. Buried there in Confederate Cem. H, 83rd line, Lot 197 (#8. 3rd line, Lot 197 - "Crumpton's.") 4 volume set on GA CSA soldiers in the Alexandria, LA, Library.

Elizabeth Axton's notes: Co. A, 13th GA Gordons. Enlisted 1861, July -- Killed May 5, 1864, Battle of Wilderness, VA.

"He was wounded in the battle and died in a converted tobacco warehouse used as a hospital in Lynchburg."

2735. George W. Buckalew. Born about 1845 in Henry Co., GA. George W. died in Andersonville, GA, on 8 June 1864; he was 19.

Living in Pike Co, GA, in 1860
Georgia General Survey, V.2, #4, p.24; "Guards who died at Andersonville: Geo. W. Buckelew, 8 June 1864."

Mil. Svc.:: 1864, Apr, Zebulon, Pike Co., GA: Enlisted as Pvt, Co. G, 1st (Fannin's) Regiment GA Infantry, Reserves, commanded by Col James H. Fannin. Co. G was commanded by William H. Hartnett.

Was transferred to the Barnesville (Lamar Co., GA) Blues, Co D, 3rd GA Battalion CSA and "died in service."(Surname spelled "Buckalew" in this record.)

2736. Thomas B. Buckalew. Born about 1847 in GA.

Living in 1867 in Pike Co, GA

1867, 11 Jan, Pike Co., GA, Asylum Records: A Thomas B. Buckalew admitted to State Mental Hospital, Milledgeville, GA. [The Georgia Black Book by Robert Scott Davis, Jr. Copyright@1982;
Southern Historical Press, Inc. %The Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr.; P.O.B. 738; Easley, South Carolina 29640; SBN 0-89308-291-0; Ch. VII, Insane Asylum Inmates, 1853-1870; Book 3, pg 188; "Thomas B. Buckalew, residence Pike Co., admitted 11 Jan 1867 to the State Mental Hospital at Milledgeville, Georgia."]

2737. Tamsy Buckalew. Born on 27 November 1849 in Pike Co., GA. Tamsy died in Cecil, Cook Co., GA, on 3 May 1924; she was 74.

Living 1860 in Pike Co, GA.

1915 Bleckley Co., GA; filed Confederate pension application giving date and place of marriage to Henry Clay Cook.

On 17 December 1869 when Tamsy was 20, she first married Henry Clay Cook, in Pike Co., GA.

They had one child:

4673

James Henry (1871-1952)

On 14 May 1891 when Tamsy was 41, she second married Frederick B. Woodson. Married by J. B. Mills, M.G.

Of Empire, Ga, Dodge Co.

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