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Cornelius Marion Hardy and Louisa Jane Lane
Cornelius was born 22 February 1833 in Jasper
County, Georgia. He died 18 April 1928 at the home of his son, William
W. Hardy at 1002 Park Avenue in Lawton. He was buried 19 April
1928 in the Highland Cemetery.
Louisa was born 26 October 1835 and died 14 May
1890 in Morgan, Bosque County, Texas. She was buried in the Morgan
Cemetery.
Between 1890 and 1910, Cornelius was living
at Morgan, Bosque County, Texas. He and his son, William
moved to Lawton in 1911. Cornelius continued to live in Lawton
until his death.
Early in life, he was converted and united with the Baptist
Church. He always lived a conscientious christian life.
Cornelius and Louisa had the following children:
1. Louise was born May 1871 in Georgia. 2. William Walker 3. George Edgar
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Cornelius served with the Confederacy
during the Civil War under the command of General Joseph JOHNSTON. He enlisted into Company B, 6th State Troops Regiment, GA as a Private, on on 8 February1862, then mustered out on 15 April 1862. He received $50.00 for his service. On 18 April 1862 he was promoted to Full Sergeant 5th Class with Company A, 32nd Regiment, Georgia Infantry. On 30 July 1862, he was promoted again to Full Sergeant 2nd Class of Company C, 1st Battalion Georgia Sharpshooters. Cornelius was captured at Decatur, Alabama during Hood's raid at the Tennessee River on 28 October 1864 and sent to Camp Douglas, Illinois POW camp. He remained imprisoned there until he took the Oath of Allegiance and released on 17 June 1965. He applied for his Civil War Pension in Oklahoma in June 1915. |
CORNELIUS HARDY CALLED BY DEATH
Civil War Veteran at Age Of 95;
Cornelius M. Hardy, 96 years of age, Civil |