Confederates
Name: Tweedy, [Henry T.] Newton V.
Rank: Pvt
Unit: 12th GA Lt Artillery, Company C(3rd)
Born: 17 Dec 1845
Died:
Militia age (if given):
1860 Census:
Militia District/Post Office: [cates]
Age: [14]
Father:
Mother:
Wife:
[information in brackets is presumed based on other sources because the individual hasn't been located in the 1860 census]
Age: [14]
Father:
Mother:
Wife:
[information in brackets is presumed based on other sources because the individual hasn't been located in the 1860 census]
Family Information: (not from census)
Father: Reuben N.
Mother: Malinda
Wife: S.A. Harris
Buried:
Mother: Malinda
Wife: S.A. Harris
Buried:
Roster Information:
Tweety Newton V., Pvt., Enlisted 2/2/64, Atlanta, In hospital at Charlotte, NC 9/10/64 - 10/11/64 with intermittent fever, 11/1/64 listed as absent sick. 1850 Census list Henry T.N.V. Tweedy age 4, born SC, living Gwinnett Co. in the household of Reuben N. Tweety, a miller. In the same household, John Melton Tweedy. PR Applied Gwinnett Co. 8/18/03, born 12/17/45 in Gwinnett Co. Home sick at time of surrender, left command sick 9/10/64 by orders of officers and board of doctors. Formally a farmer, supported by his son. Has a wife and children, all of age. Witness' N.M. Lankford of Dekalb Co., V.A. Veal and J.T. Brannan of Fulton Co. Witness W.T. Tweety stated that Newton came home sick about 12/64 with chills and fever and bloody flux. 33 of N.V. Tweety's acquaintances signed a petition to the GA. Pension Board 11/03, asking that he be granted a pension.
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