Esquire Monroe Hobbs
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Marriage #1 |
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1) Monroe E Hobbs (husband of Mary Ann Fleenor) and
Amanda Hobbs (wife of Gaspar
Sampson Fleenor) are both children of P Wayne Hobbs*
and Katherine Cossel*.
*Katherine and Wayne are also found
here and here.
2) Monroe served in the Civil War. He was a private in Co E of the 63rd VA Regiment for the Confederacy (view battle history of 63rd Regiment), and died of "camp fever". He received Distinguished Service status. We have a copy of the Widow's Pension Application, filed by Monroe's widow, Mary. 3) From an entry in "High on a Windy Hill": "Names of the Confederate Dead on the Monument erected on the site where they are buried in the Cemetery at Emory."
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Photos and/or signatures
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Row 1; 1st stone under tree |
grave #22 |
Esquire Monroe Hobbs Emory and Henry Cemetery photos taken by Debra Branigan |