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Historical records matching William H. Hutson
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About William H. Hutson
Served in the CSA in the Civil War in Hood's Texas Brigade, and was taken prisoner in fighting on Kennesaw Mountain, and was incarcerated in Chicago. After the war, he and his family, and his wife's family, moved in wagons to East Texas, in the spring of 1866
See "Trinity County Beginnings," Trinity County Book Committee, 1986, p 302-315. Correspondents: Carla Phipps; Charline Dominy Burkett; Joseph W. Hensley; Emma Dominy Bolling; Pearle Johnson Butler; Edwina Johnson Moore; Mrs. B.B. Dominy; Willie Mae Sanders; Addie D. Beach; Mrs. Dan B. Cates; Luther James Dominy, Jr.; Richard Herbert Dominy; James S. Reese; Frieda Reese Gaskin; Lewis Chandler; Velma Dominy.
See "Trinity County Beginnings," Trinity County Book Committee, 1986, p 458-473. Correspondents: Genevieve Hutson Collins; Charles P. Hutson; Joicy Hutson McMullen;Mrs. Sue Roberts; Ila Fae Hutson Cowan; Rosemary Hutson Smith; Mary Hutson Dunlap; Maud Merle Womack; Mattye Willye Hutson Borland.
See "Trinity County Beginnings," Trinity County Book Committee, 1986, p 559-568. Correspondents: LeRoy McPhail; Frances M. Speer; Odessa McClain Callison; Mrs. Bernadeen McBride;James Leland McClain Vivien McClain Gibson; Joicy McMullen.
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William H. Hutson's Timeline
| 1835 |
March 1, 1835
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| 1857 |
December 30, 1857
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| 1861 |
April 28, 1861
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Westville, Simpson County, Mississippi, United States
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| 1862 |
December 24, 1862
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Mississippi, United States
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| 1922 |
March 29, 1922
Age 87
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