John Bunion Page of (Benton) Calhoun County, Alabama - Confederate Soldier

JOHN "JNO" BUNION3 PAGE (WILLIAM NELSON2, BENJAMIN1) son of WILLIAM NELSON PAGE and MARY LANDERS was born 1828 in Georgia, and died October 26, 1864 in Richmond, Virginia.

He married (1) JULIA CASE ROBERTS March 26, 1845 in Calhoun (Benton) County, Alabama, daughter of DAVID ROBERTS and ELIZABETH PAGE. She was born February 06, 1830 in Gwinnett County, Georgia, and died July 23, 1853 in Benton (Calhoun) County, Alabama.

He married (2) MARGARET HOWELL HOPKINS January 17, 1854 in Calhoun County, Alabama, daughter of FRANCIS HOPKINS and TEMPY. She was born 1821 in South Carolina, and died July 02, 1895 in Etowah County, Alabama.

More About JOHN "JNO" BUNION PAGE: Namesake: other spelling: John Bunyon Page

Confederate Service Records, 1861-1865

Name: John B Page Military Unit: First Battalion, Confederate Infantry (Forney's Regiment, Confederate Infantry)

Card Numbers: 51832102, 2160, 44277569

Civil War Prisoner of War Records, 1861-1865

Name: J B Page Side: Confederate Roll: M2072_1

Roll Title: List of Confederates Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi, July 4, 1863

545 Page, BN, Private, 1 Confederate Battalion, Co. E. (Benjamin Nathan Page)

546 Page, JB, Private, 1st Confederate Battalion, Co. E. (John "Jno" Bunion Page)

Sept -Oct 1864 absent and wounded John B Page was in same company and unit as his brother, B. N. Page. Johns record is the same as Benjamin up to this point. John's record states that on Oct. 19, 1864 John was admitted to General Hospital at Howards Grove, Richmond Virginia, where he died on Oct 26, 1864.

Benjamin and Johns’ unit had fought at Cold Harbor and Petersburg, Virginia in June and July of 1864. So John Bunion Page possibly wounded at Cold Harbor.

Battles Private John Bunion Page fought at include:

Vicksburg (Siege of) (18 May 1863)

Union victory Cold Harbor (1 Jun 1864) Confederate victory

John "Jno" Bunion (Bunyon) Page (1826 - 1864) died at the General Hospital, Harvard's Grove, Richmond County, Virginia on 26 October 1864, a fatality of the Civil War.

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