Private, Valeour Adley, 19th Louisiana Infantry, Company I, raised with men from Caddo Parish, upon recovering his health and ready to return to active duty, must have been impressed with some local unit which was engaged at Mansfield, where he lost his life.

[Company] J [sic], Keachi Warriors (Caddo) DS Wells, dropped, June 20, 1862; JF Smith.
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V Adley

Residence was not listed;
Enlisted on 11/12/1862 at Pollard, AL as a Private.
On 11/12/1862 he mustered into "I" Co. LA 19th Infantry
He was Killed on 3/8/1864 at Mansfield, LA
He was listed as:
* On rolls 2/28/1863 (place not stated)
* Hospitalized 4/14/1863 Greenville, AL (Sick)
* Furloughed 8/31/1863 Montgomery, AL (Sick)

Sources used by Historical Data Systems, Inc.:
- Index to Compiled Confederate Military Service Records
- Record of Louisiana Confederate Soldiers

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Valeour Adley, Private, (3rd) Company I, 19th Regiment Louisiana Infantry,* enlisted November 12, 1862 at Pollard, Alabama by Col. Winaux for 3 years or war, last paid April 30, 1863, recorded on the Jul/Aug, 1863 muster roll as, absent, in Louisiana on sick furlough, recorded on successive muster rolls, Sep/Oct, Nov/Dec, 1863, & April 30, 1864 as, absent sick at Greenville, Alabama Hosp. since April 14/16/18, 1863, admitted to C. S. A. General Hospital, Shreveport, Louisiana, January 16, 1864, Rubeola (measles), recorded on August 31, 1864 as, killed in action at battle of Marshfield [sic] March [sic] 8, 1864, no further records

* This company was successively designated as Captain D. S. Wells' Company, (1st) Company F, (2nd) Company E, and (3rd) Company I, 19th Regiment Louisiana Infantry

M320: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Louisiana