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Death Certificate - John J. Letcher | Civil War Records |
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The Family
of
John Jackson Letcher
(CSA) |
1st married: 31 May 1870 -
Chilton Co AL 2nd married: 20 Mar 1892 - Chilton Co AL Children: 6 known of John & Virginia
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Children of John and Virginia | |
Grover Cleveland Letcher WWI Draft Card b. 20 May 1884 AL d. 8 Dec 1957 Birmingham Jefferson Co AL bu: Montevallo Cem Shelby Co AL m.
21 May 1903 Chilton Co AL b. 1 Nov 1884 AL Irene Letcher Taft, Julian C, John Norris, Charles E Letcher |
Thomas B Letcher
b. Jul 1872 Chilton Co AL No Other Information |
William F Letcher
b. Apr 1874 Chilton Co AL d. Unkn. No Other Information |
John F Letcher
b. 1876 Chilton Co AL d. Unkn. No Other Information |
Giles (Clarance) Letcher
b. May 1880 Chilton Co AL No Other Information |
Talbert Letcher
b. May 1882 Chilton Co AL No Other Information |
Charlie Letcher b. Dec 1892 Chilton Co AL No other information |
Death Certificate for John J. Letcher
Issued New Orleans LA |
New Orleans Death Records: |
John J & Virginia Letcher |
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Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery Stanton Chilton Co AL
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John J with wives Virginia & Sue buried on either side
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Grover & Ludie Letcher & Children |
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Montevallo Cem Shelby Co AL - Burial Site of Grover & Lucy
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Letcher Plot Stone - Montevallo Cem Shelby Co AL
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Grover Cleveland Letcher - Marriage
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Grover C Letcher - WWI Draft Card
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Irene Letcher Taft - Marriage Certificate
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Julian C Letcher - Marriage Certificate
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John Norris Letcher - Marriage Certificate
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Charles E Letcher - Marriage Certificate
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Civil War Service of John Jackson Letcher
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Story of the Unit Thomas,
Stephen and John served in during the Civil War: 20th Alabama Infantry Regiment The 20th Alabama Infantry Regiment was organized at Montgomery, with recruits from Bibb, Dallas, Greene, Hale, Jefferson, Perry, Russell, Tuscaloosa, and Washington counties, on 16 September 1861. Proceeding to Mobile in November and to Knoxville in February 1862, the regiment was placed under Gen'l Danville Leadbetter of Mobile. Transferred to Gen'l Seth M. Barton's Brigade, the 20th operated for some time in east Tennessee and advanced into Kentucky with Gen'l Kirby Smith, being in Gen'l Alexander Reynolds' Brigade, Henry Heth's Division. It was in the pursuit of Union Gen'l Joshua W. Sill along the Salt River and joined Gen'l Braxton Bragg just after the Battle of Perryville. The regiment was in Col. T. H. Taylor's Brigade for a short time, but shortly after the return to Tennessee, a brigade of Alabamians was organized, the 20th, 23rd, 30th, 31st, and 46th regiments, and placed under Gen'l Edward D. Tracy of Madison, and in Carter Stevenson's Division. A few days prior to the Battle of Murfreesboro, the division was sent to Vicksburg, and the regiment fought at Port Gibson the following spring, losing heavily in casualties. At Baker's Creek it again suffered severely, and was then at Vicksburg. During the siege there, the ranks of the 20th were greatly thinned, and it was surrendered with the fortress. After the fall of Gen'l Tracy at Port Gibson, Gen'l Stephen D. Lee of South Carolina commanded the brigade, until Gen'l Edmund Pettus of Dallas was placed over it in the parole camp at Demopolis. Ordered to join Gen'l Bragg, the 20th participated in the battle of Missionary Ridge without loss. The winter was passed at Dalton, and the regiment was engaged in the constant fighting from Dalton to Atlanta, being conspicuous at Rocky Face Ridge, and losing heavily at Kennesaw. It participated at Jonesboro, suffering severely. It moved into Tennessee with Gen'l John Bell Hood, and lost heavily at Nashville. From that field, the 20th passed into North Carolina and fought at Kinston and Bentonville. It was surrendered at Salisbury, about 165 rank and file of the original 1100 men with which the 20th took the field. At the close of the war, the 20th was consolidated
with the 30th Infantry Regiment at Smithfield, 9 April 1865. CIVIL WAR SERVICE: Listed in the: Roster of Confederate Soldiers 1861 - 1865 Volum IX - page 435 John J Letcher - AL 20th Inf. Co. A, I, D DAR Record shows John served in the AL 20th Volunteers during the Civil War, are referred to as Great Grandsons to James Letcher. Civil War Service Record:
Letcher, J. J. (John J.)
b. 14 Dec. 1838 d. 31 Dec. 1925. buried
Ebenezer Bapt., Stanton, AL
Ref: 1907 Chilton Co., AL census of
Confederate Veterans; b. Perry Co., AL,
Enlisted as Pvt. May 1862 Duplin, AL
in CO A, 26 AL INF. Until wounded and
permanently discharged.
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Roster (Muster Roll) - Co. A - 20th Alabama Infantry Regiment |
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Privates: ADAMS, James A. [180621 Jan 1903] (enlisted, Selma, 11 Sept 61; disability discharge, 16 April 63; blue eyes, fair complexion, auburn hair) ADAMS, Joseph H. [15 Jan 1830 1887] (captured, Champions Hill, MS, 16 May 63) AIREY, W. T. ALEXANDER, A. M. (also in Co. I) ALEXANDER, G. N. ALEXANDER, J. M. APPERSON, D. BAINS, W. N. BARNES, J. P. BEARDIN, Leonard BELL, A. BELL, C. T. BELL, David L. BELL, James BELL, John BELL, Robert BELL, S. L. BELL, William M. BENTON, Columbus S. BLAKELY, T. BONCHILLON, B. F. BONCHILLON, J. C. BROWN, J. C. BUDIN, L. BUTLER, W. G. (also in Co. H) CARD, James T. CARD, John P. CHADWICK, J. A., Musician (also in Co. I) CHADWICK, J. W., Musician CHANDLER, C. J. CHANDLER, W. D. COOK, Richard B. COOK, W. G. COSBY, Andrew CRAWFORD, W. F. DAY, B. P. DIAMOND, Raymund DOUGHERTY, C. C. EAVES, John G. (also in Co. I) EAVES, Isaac Starns [9 March 1846 11 Jan 1923] ENGLAND, Thomas ENNIS, J. G. FARROR, C. C. FINLAYSON, William J. FRIDAY, Benjamin FRIDAY, Henry W. [22 Aug 1839 5 Aug 1914] (enlisted, 15 June 61, Dublin Beat; wounded, Jonesboro; paroled, 10 May 65] FRIDAY, Joel [15 July 1843 21 May 1921] (enlisted, March 63, Marion; paroled, May 65, Selma) FRIDAY, L. FRITH, Alexander [1825] (enlisted, 10 Sept 61, Plantersville; captured, Vicksburg) FRITH, W. A. J. |
GANDY, J. H. GANDY, John H. GREEN, J. William (also in Co. I) GREEN, Woodson GUISE, William A. J. GUNN, J. W. HARKINS, Isaac N. HARKINS, James M. HARRIS, A. H. HARRIS, James HARRISON, John (also in Co. I) HINDON, James R. HORN, R. C. HORN, R. R. INGRAM, Oliver R. INGRAM, William N. JACKSON, William T. JONES, D. T. JONES, James A. JONES, John W. JONES, William P. KINNARD, John G. LANGFORD, John T. LEE, John W. LEE, Nathan D. LEE, Thomas J. (also in Co. I) LEE, Vincent C. LEE, William A. LETCHER, John J. (also in Co. D, I) LETCHER, Thomas G.
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NEAL, J. O. NELSON, J. P. W. NICHOLS, Arthur NICHOLS, Columbus NICHOLS, F. M. (also in Co. I) NICHOLS, J. M. NICHOLS, Jack T. (also in Co. I) NICHOLS, L. P. NIX, T. J. ONEAL, Levi (also in Co. I) PARDUE, J. M. (also in Co. I) PARDUE, James PARDUE, John PARDUE, Thomas C. PATRICK, Jerry PERRY, Columbus RADFORD, G. J. RAY, H. A. REEDY, J. T. REEDY, P. W. REEDY, W. A. REID, John W. REID, N. B. RICHARDSON, George E. RICKENBACKER, Jacob ROLISON, Simeon SANDERS, John W. SELLERS, E. E. SHAVER, J. P. SHAW, Sion R. SHEBY, John R. SMITH, V. B., Orderly Sgt. SPENCE, D. D. STOKES, Joseph D. (also in Co. I) STOKES, S. E. (also in Co. I) SUMMERLING, P. R. SWINDLE, G. W. TERRY, J. J. TERRY, J. W. (also in Co. I) TERRY, Jasper TERRY, W. D. TUCKER, L. P. WALKER, James WALKLING, Friedrich WILLIAMS, B. F. WILLIAMS, J. C. WILLIAMS, J. M. WRIGHT, John O. WRIGHT, William (also in Co. I) ZIMMERMAN, Charles
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Notes for John J Letcher:
Comment on Industrial Accident that took John J Letcher's life: To the best of my knowledge we don't know if he moved there or was working Marriage - Death - Burial Place of John J and wives Virginia & Sue Letcher Provided by: Sandra Knight Letcher, Virginia E. Garner
b. 12 June 1851 d. 24 Nov. 1891,
buried Ebenezer Bapt. Church Cem. Stanton, Chilton Co. AL.
Ref: Mar. record of Baker Co., AL
(??)BK 1, # 95
John J. Letcher to Virginia E.
Garner 31 May 1870, Bondsman R. W. Garner
Letcher, Sue W.
b. 10 Oct. 1857 d. 25 Apr. 1922, buried
Ebenezer Bapt., Stanton, AL
Letcher, J. J. (John J.)
b. 14 Dec. 1838 d. 31 Dec. 1925. buried
Ebenezer Bapt., Stanton, AL
Ref: 1907 Chilton Co., AL census of
Confederate Veterans; b. Perry Co., AL,
Enlisted as Pvt. May 1862 Duplin, AL
in CO A, 26 AL INF. Until wounded and
permanently discharged.
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Still trying to find if he really was in
LA. Also, was there a county name change, or is the Baker County
wrong??
Sandra K.
YES, THERE WAS A BAKER COUNTY AL - For a Short time, see maps below provided by Bob Campbell: Hint - Below, (1870) Look between Bibb and Coosa Co: Below we see in 1860, that there is no Baker Co. (Yet) ...................................
CENSUS RECORDS FOR JOHN JACKSON LETCHER: 1860
Perry County Census for Chloe Letcher 1870 Dallas Co AL Census: Dublin Prec page 412 1880 Chilton Co AL Census ED Dist 30 - Beat 7 -
1900 Chilton Co AL Census Beat 7 or Precinct 7 Maplewood Village
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Chilton Co AL Census Page 126a Precinct 7 Maplesville Stephen T Letcher Family Bible recorded John's birth and name as John Jackson Letcher b. Dec 14 1838 WINONA LETCHER HUNT BIBLE RECORD: Stephen Letcher part only. From : Provided by: Sandra Knight Descendants of Stephen Tolbert Letcher Mike and all, (Note from Mike: Richard was the son of Thomas G
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Irene Letcher b. 1906 d. Unkn bu: Unkn
m. 17 Aug 1937 Jefferson Co AL Children: 1 Known |
Julian C Letcher b. 6 Sep 1907 AL d. Jun 1981 Birmingham Jefferson Co AL buried: Montevallo City Cemetery Birmingham Jefferson Co AL
m. 17 Jun
1938 Madison Co AL |
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John Norris Letcher b. 20 Nov 1912 Montevallo Shelby Co AL d. 23 May 1991 Blount Co AL Buried: Nectar Cem Blount Co AL
m. 27 May 1944 Jefferson Co AL |
Charles E Letcher WWII Vet - Sgt US Army b. 1918 Shelby Co AL d. Unkn. bu: Unkn
m. 24 Mar 1945 Jefferson Co
AL Known Children: 4 Boys |
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Lucy Jane Letcher |
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Back - Charles, Julian Front - Lucy (mom), John & Irene |
Back Side to Picture at Left Sandra Knight Writes: This is not a good snapshot, but it does have Miss Lucy and all her children. The back says: Uncle Charles, Uncle Julian (Brown), John (Dad), Aunt Irene, Miss Lucy (Grandmother). But they are not in that order. I know that is John in front with the suit and Charles is the one in service Note: Photo's provided by: |
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Pictured at Left Back Row: John, son of John & Irene (Letcher) Taft Judy, dau. of Julian & Margaret Letcher Front Row: Johnny, Cindy & Roger children of John & Luvenia Letcher |
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