Henry T. Digges N(?)

Henry T. Digges N(?) M K Y Photo: Born: At the time of his parole on 6 May 1865, he was age 22.[1188] Married: Died: Obituary: Children: Parents and Siblings: Other Family: Stories, Letters & Biographies: CSR: 5’11”, dark complexion, dark hair, grey eyes; enlisted 25 April 1861; 18 years old; Cpl.; detached with Genl. Walker September to October 1861; Genl. Taylor November to December 1861; paroled 6 May 1865 Warrenton. Additional Information: 3rd Corp.[1189] Listed as T. Henry Digges.[1190]

Reference is the only source found that lists one “T. F. Digges.”[1191] No other information has been found about T. F. Digges, and he is not listed in the source used for compiled service records. This source document was created in 1861, so the name is probably not a misprint for Tarleton Fleming James [BH], since he enlisted in 1862 according his military record. The Black Horse name that “T. F. Digges” most closely matches is “Henry T. Digges.” His 6 May 1865 parole, from Winchester, lists him as age 22.[1192]

Charles W. Diggs M V K Y Photo: Born: Married: Died: January 1907[1193] in Moberly, Missouri.[1194]Check obit for dod, too. Obituary: “After being taken from the field wounded—mortally, as they thought—he asked the doctor what his chances were for recovery, and upon being told that he had one chance in a thousand he replied: ‘Doctor, I am glad of this. I will take advantage of that one chance.’”[1195] See Obituary Chapter. Children: Parents and Siblings: Other Family: Stories, Letters & Biographies: CSR: “Charles W. Digges”; enlisted 1 June 1863; transferred from Company K, 17th VA 1 June 1863; promoted Aide-de-camp for Genl. W. H. F. Payne. Additional Information: Wounded. Removed to St. Louis, Missouri.[1196] Listed as “C. W. Digges.” [1197]

Diggs descendants; Frances Kennedy, Gainesville, Va 703-754-7645; Robert Kudell, Dunn Loring, Va. 703-435-9126; referred by Randy Minter, Moser Funeral Home. Randy’s father, Walter B. (Dick) Minter knows where Digges Place was near Wesley Chapel. 540-347-1739.