| Name |
William Walker
Hartgrove82,
page 152, dwelling 1162, family 1249 |
| Birth |
21 March 1831141 |
| Census |
5 September 1860, Mecklenburg Co,
NC82, page 152,
dwelling 1162, family 1249 |
| Census |
7 July 1870, Charlotte, Mecklenburg
Co, NC81, 2nd ward,
city of Charlotte; page 16, dwelling 119, family 136
(microfilm page 74) |
| Census |
4 June 1880, Paw Creek, Mecklenburg
Co, NC49 |
| Will |
4 April 1904, Mt. Holly, Gaston Co,
NC76,78 |
| Death |
3 February 1905, Mt. Holly, Gaston
Co, NC141 |
| Probate |
3 May 1905, Mt. Holly, Gaston Co,
NC78 |
| Burial |
Mt. Holly, Gaston Co, NC141, Old Mt. Holly City Cemetery |
| Occupation |
carpenter49,82 |
| Father |
Benjamin
Hartgrove (1804-<1860) |
| Mother |
Mary
Catherine Anthony (1806->1877) |
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| Spouses |
| 1 |
Mary Ann
Prather82,
page 152, dwelling 1162, family 1249 |
| Birth |
9 September 183981, Paw Creek Township; page 17,
dwelling 113, family 113 (microfilm page 227),142 |
| Death |
30 March 1876, Paw Creek, Mecklenburg
Co, NC142 |
| Burial |
Paw Creek, Mecklenburg Co, NC142, Paw Creek Presbyterian Church |
| Father |
Hamilton
Prather (1804-) |
| Mother |
Mary R.
Lambeth (1804-) |
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| Marriage |
2 September 1877, Gaston Co,
NC53 |
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| Notes for William Walker
Hartgrove |
He served in the Civil War. He appears to
have been named for his uncle-in-law, William Walker, who
was married to Benjamin Hartgrove's sister Sarah. According
to the 1880 census he was a carpenter.
Read more on the Hartgroves and see William Walker in his confederate uniform.
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| Military |
| He served with the 11th Regiment, Co. E of
the North Carolina Troops of the CSA. He was wounded at
White Hall on 16 December 1862, wounded in the left thigh
at Gettysburg on 1 July 1863, and was seriously wounded in
the neck at Cold Harbor, VA June 1-3, 1864. He enlisted as
a private, and was promoted to corporal on January 22 1863,
and to sergeant in September-October 1864. He was paroled
at Appomatox on 9 April 1865. |
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