R Teal
Fort Henry's unidentifed soldier
Mon Jul 9 21:27:38 2001


While researching my GGGrandfather service record I received his wife's, Rachel Duvall, Pension Application which listed her Father as Young Williams who had died at Ft. Henry in 1862. Ft. Henry had five soldiers that were killed when their cannon blew up. All are buried on the grounds and all but one are identified. Rachel was born in Blount Co. Ala. March 20, 1847. Could Young Williams be that unidentified soldier?

• Ultimate source for verification. — Hayes Lowe, Wed Jul 18 10:38
• Re: Fort Henry's unidentifed soldier — Alan J. Pitts, Tue Jul 10 00:44
• Ft. Henry unidentified — R Teal, Thu Jul 12 13:02
• Re: Ft. Henry unidentified — Alan J. Pitts, Thu Jul 12 14:29
• Re: Ft. Henry unidentified — Alan J. Pitts, Fri Jul 13 23:39
• Williams, Allen Y. — Hayes Lowe, Sat Jul 14 08:12
• Williams, Allen Young - correction — Hayes Lowe, Sat Jul 14 08:21
• Re: Williams, Allen Young - correction — Alan J. Pitts, Sat Jul 14 19:58
• Re: Williams, Allen Young - correction — R Teal, Sat Jul 14 23:06
• A.Y. Williams — Hayes Lowe, Sun Jul 15 07:28
• Re: A.Y. Williams — R Teal, Sun Jul 15 10:39
• No luck. — Hayes Lowe, Tue Jul 17 12:56
• Re: A.Y. Williams — Alan J. Pitts, Mon Jul 16 22:14
• The three Rachels. — Hayes Lowe, Mon Jul 16 23:03
• Drawing of explosion — Hayes Lowe, Sat Jul 14 16:58