Theophilus W Perdue

He joined Company I of the 30th Tennessee Infantry of the Confederate Army on the 22nd of November 1861 at Tyree Springs, Tennessee for 11 months. The Company was sent to the defense of Fort Donelson which fell to Union forces February of 1862. The only entry for Theophilus shows him absent without leave. In 1866 Asa Perdue deeded 971/2 acres of land to the "children of my son Theophilus Perdue". A memorial was erected by descendent of Theophilus in the Asa Perdue Cemetary.169

Last Modified 5 May 2015Created 12 Mar 2023 using Reunion for Macintosh

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