Soldiers’ Dossiers (1861–1865)
James Logan Dunlap
Cpl.—5th Va. Inf.
From Compiled Military Service Records at National Archives
Personal Information
Name:James Logan Dunlap
Birthplace:Valley Mills Augusta Co.
Date of Birth:June 17, 1842
Physical Description:--
Prewar Life:1860 Census, Laborer, age 16, Northern District, Augusta Co.
Enlistment Records
Date of Enlistment:April 29, 1861
Place of Enlistment:West View
Age at Enlistment:--
Occupation at Enlistment:--
Conscript Or Substitute:--
Service Information
Rank:Cpl.
Company:F
Transfer Company:--
Regiment:5th Va. Inf.
Military Service Record
Promotions:To Sgt. 02-00-1862; to 1st Sgt. 02-00-1864
Transfers and Other Services:--
Muster Sheet:--
Captured:May 12, 1864
Missing in Action:--
Prison:Ft. Delaware
AWOL (Absent without Leave):--
Deserted:--
Discharge:--
Paroled:June 15, 1865
Notes:--
Casualty Information
Killed in Action:--
Wounded in Action:December 13, 1862; Fredericksburg, slightly in shoulder; Wilderness 05-05-1864
Died of Disease:--
Died of Wounds:--
Hospital:--
Other Information
Personal Life:--
Postwar Life:Membership application for Stonewall Jackson Camp No. 25 C. V. Staunton 12-26-98; blacksmith in Swoope
Date of Death:November 7, 1930
Place of Death:--
Burial Place:Hebron Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Cause Of Death:Severe burns suffered while working in his blacksmith shop
Epitaph:--
Dwelling # (1860 Census):900
Family # (1860 Census):905