Volunteered for service 7 Apr 1862 at Flat shoal in Surry as a substitute==for whom is unknown. He was enlisted by James C Norman. He was taken prisoner at the Battle of the Wilderness 6 May 1864.
Volunteered for service 7 Apr 1862 at Flat shoal in Surry as a substitute==for whom is unknown. He was enlisted by James C Norman. He was taken prisoner at the Battle of the Wilderness 6 May 1864. Pvt Co E 53 Reg NC
Volunteered for service 7 Apr 1862 at Flat shoal in Surry as a substitute==for whom is unknown. He was enlisted by James C Norman. He was taken prisoner at the Battle of the Wilderness 6 May 1864.
Volunteered for service 7 Apr 1862 at Flat shoal in Surry as a substitute==for whom is unknown. He was enlisted by James C Norman. He was taken prisoner at the Battle of the Wilderness 6 May 1864. Pvt Co E 53 Reg NC
It is believed that James served in Co I 18 Reg NC Troops. The men from Surry in this company wre conscripted at Dobson 17 Aug 1862, marched that day toward Camp Hill near Statesville in Iredell Co., arriving there 20 Aug 1862. According to a letter written by A R Collins, the company had joined Jackson's Army and was in Fredreck Co. MD, on 8 Sep. The soldiers of Co I 18 Reg were in the Battle of Antietam 17 Sep 1862. James' date of death is not know; however, it was prior to 7 Feb 1863 when his wife, Mary, appeared in Surry Co. NC, Court and said her husband, James Snow, had died intestate (Surry County, NC, Estate Records). According to the Jan 1897 issue of "Confederate Veteran", James Snow of Co I 18 Reg is buried at Mt. Jackson, Shenandoah Co. VA.