United Daughters of the Confederacy James B. Gordon Chapter #211 Forsyth County, NC Chartered March 30, 1898
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RECORDS OF THE MORAVIAN ARCHIVES Vol. XII - 1856-1866
Various Entries Concerning the War and Salem
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Private Diary of R.P. Leinbach, 1865
Sat., Feb. 11: Took Mother to Edith Rothrock. Coz J. Fishel had been
shot as deserter near her house and was there.
Thurs, Mar 9: The Battalion came to town
Sat., Mar. 18: Our community was shocked on hearing that David Huff and
4 other men had been shot by order of Capt. Wilson. I was sorely
distressed for poor David Huff and his deeply afflicted family, as I believed
him to have been innocent of the charge of instigating the expedition for the
release of J. Huff, a deserter. To what are we coming? I cannot learn the
crimes of the others. "Vengeance is mine, I will repay," saith the Lord.
Records of Moravians in NC, Vol XII- 1856-1866, pg 6732
HUFF, David,, born Apr 5, 1833, Died Mar 16, 1865. [Friedland Report: He
was shot by members of the 1st NC Battalion. On July 9, 1865, a funeral
sermon was preached by Rev. Mr. Clark, Chaplain of the 10th Ohio Cavalry]