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Notes for Hezekiah Woodby:
Ancestry.com -Civil War Service Records: Hezekiah Woodby, Co. B, 13 TN Cavalry, Rank-Induction/Discharge Private, Union Army.
Civil War Pension Index lists: Herekiah Woodby, Image 24, State Filed: TN, Widow: Elizabeth, Relative: helpless Child William Woodby.
1870 Carter County, Dist 11, Limestone Cove, TN Census, Pg 107 65/65 taken 18 Aug 1870 Hesakiah (29), farmer RE $700 PP $300, Elizabeth (30), William P (7), Mary (4), Sarah J (2), John (9 mos) b. Nov.
1880 Carter County, TN Census, Unicoi Dist 1, 33/39, Esikiah (47), Elizabeth (39) wife, William P (18) son, Mary (14) daug, John (12) son, Thomas (8) son, James (5) son, Lilley J (2) daug, all b. in TN.
1890 TN Veterans Schedule Census, Hezeiechiak Woodby, Unicoi County, TN, Pg 002, Ed 245 Twp, ID#TN28329566
1890 Civil War Veterans Census - Tennessee by Byron & Barbara Sistler, Woodby, Heziechiah, U-245-2, Pvt, B Co 13th TN Cav; 23 Sep 1863 to 05 Sep 1865; Limstone Cove PO; Chronic Rheumatism for 26 years
1900 Carter County, Unicoi County, Dist 1 TN Census Hezakiah (64 b. May 1836 TN), married 38 years, Elizabeth (58) wife b. Apr 1842 TN, 7 of 12 children living, Charles (14) b. 1886 TN, James (21) b. Sep 1878 TN, married 0 years, Hattie (16) daug-in-law b. Mar 1884 TN, no children, Laura Rice (9) granddaug b. May 1891 TN, F-NC, M-TN; Hezakiah and Elizabeth b. in TN.
1910 Unicoi County, Dist 2, TN Census Hesakiah 75, farmer, m. 50 yrs, Elizabeth 66, wife, 6 of 12 children living, Charley 20+, son, farm laborer, all b. in TN.The 13th Tennessee Cavalry was formed based on authority granted by Major General Ambrose E. Burnside, and was mustered into Federal serivce at Strawberry Plains, Knox County, Tennessee between October 28 and November 8, 1863. The regiment mustered out of Federal service at Knoxville on September 5, 1865. The regiment was commanded by Colonel John K. Miller during its existence. Miller represented about the only stability in the officer corps of this unit. Roderick R. Butler, William H. Ingerton, and Barzillah P. Stacy all held the lieutenant colonelcy. Majors were James W. M. Grayson, George W. Doughty, Eli N. Underwood, Joseph H. Wagner, Christopher Columbus Wilcox, Patrick F. Dyer, and Robert H. M. Donnelly. It would appear that at least 1195 men served in the 13th Tennessee Cavalry.
Wimpy, John W., Co. L
Winkler, William, Co. D
Wolf, Melvin C., Corp., Co. E
Woodby, Hezekiah, Co. B
Woodby, Jeremiah, Co. B
Woodfork, Aaron, Co. A
Woods, James, Co. A
1880 Census
Medical Information: Suffered from chronic Rheumatism for 26 years.
Military service: Bet. September 23, 1863 - September 05, 1865, Pvt, Co. B, 13thTN Calvalry, Union Army, Civil War (Source: (1) Ancestry.com, Civial War Service Records Database.,
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