Thomas Lodowick Craghead Or Craighead b. 1819 d. 23 Sep 1864 Prison Hospital, Old Capitol Prison, Washington, District Of Columbia, District Of Colombia, USA: Albemarle to Callaway, a Herring Family Journey

1819 - 1864

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Birth 1819

Gender Male

Died 23 Sep 1864 Prison Hospital, Old Capitol Prison, Washington, District Of Columbia, District Of Colombia, USA

Person ID I2182 Herring Family of Callaway County, Missouri

Last Modified 10 Aug 2007

Father John Craghead Or Craighead, b. 25 Sep 1771, , Franklin, Virginia, USA , d. 24 Jan 1859, , Franklin, Virginia, USA

Mother Sarah Sallie Powell, b. 16 Jan 1776, , Franklin, Virginia, USA , d. 21 Nov 1876

Married 2 Jan 1794 , Franklin, Virginia, USA

Family ID F99 Group Sheet

Family Lucinda T Baker, b. 1822, Henry, , Virginia, USA , d. 1 Apr 1888, Horse Pasture, Henry, Virginia, USA

Married 14 Oct 1846

Children

>	1. Sallie Catherine Craghead Or Craighead, d. Yes, date unknown
>	2. Loulie [Loula] T Craghead Or Craighead, b. 23 Dec 1864, d. 23 Sep 1899, Preston, Henry, Virginia, USA
>	3. Ruth Angeline Craghead Or Craighead, b. Jan 1854, , , Virginia, USA , d. Jan 1938, , , Virginia, USA
>	4. Pocahontas Craghead Or Craighead, b. Jan 1854, d. Yes, date unknown

Last Modified 10 Aug 2007

Family ID F709 Group Sheet

Notes	[ScottJones.FTW] Confederate Soldier captured in Civil War and died as prisoner at Point Lookout Maryland. Facts from photostatic copy of service records provided Bernis Bassett Alexander by the GSA, Washington, D.C. 1. Dark complexion, dark hair, brown eyes, 5'10" 2. Enlisted in the CSA March 23, 1862 in Richmond for a period of 12 mos. 3. Private, Co. K, 10th Regiment, Va. Cavalry. Company muster rolls show him as present thru Aug. 1864. Once he was absent on "detail for horses". 4. A receipt for $25.20 was signed by him at Culpepper Court House, Va. on Aug 26, 1863 for "services rendered to the 10th Va. Cavalry as blacksmith for 63 days at 40 cents a day". 5. He was captured near Petersburg, Va. on Aug 22, 1864 by the Army of the Potomac (50th New York Engineers). 6. As a "rebel deserter" he took the Oath of Allegiance to the U.S. of America on Sept. 9, 1864 at City Point, Va. 7. In U.S. Records he was listed as a prisoner of war at Point Lookout, Md. 8. He was admitted to Old Capitol Prison Hospital in Washington, D.C. Died Sept. 23, 1864 with jaundice.