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Ancestors in the Civil War 1861-1865

 

How they are related to Kirk Louis LINTON (1914-1987)  

 

 

Isaac Hite BIRD (1852-1892)  11th cousin 2 times removed

George Augustus “Gus” GAY (1840-1879)  10th cousin 2 times removed

James Monroe BIRD (1823–1868)  8th cousin 11 times removed

Marcus Ross BIRD (1816-1887)  8th cousin 11 times removed

John Bolin NASH (1807–1880)  9th Cousin three times removed

Andrew Butler STONESTREET (1828 -1891)  2nd cousin 3 times removed  

Joseph Harris STONESTREET (1826-1895)   1st cousin 3 times removed 

 

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Isaac Hite BIRD (1852-1892) 7th Virginia Cavalry, Laurel Brigade, Confederate States of America

 

Captain James Monroe BIRD (1823–1868) 5th Regiment, North Carolina Senior Reserves in Company K. Later Company G, of the 5th South Carolina Regiment Infantry after the reorganization on May 13, 1862.

Lieutenant Joseph Harris STONESTREET (1826-1895)

 

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