John N. Hutchinson

My Great-Great-Great Grandfather

John N. Hutchinson

John N. Hutchinson b. 1833 in Va. Enlisted on May 7, 1862 at Camp Success into the Chapmanville Riflemen Co. C, 36th Va Inf at the age of 25 years old. On May 9, 1864 Wounded at Cloyd's Mountain, Va. On May 10, 1865 Paroled (place not stated). Where he was captured is also not listed. He was described at enlistment as being 5 feet 6 inches tall with brown eyes and auburn hair.

Company C, Nicknamed the CHAPMANVILLE RIFLEMEN, was organized on June 19,1861, for one year enlistment. They were accepted into C.S service July 1,1861. (This company was first a part of the 2nd Kanawha Infantry Regt.) They were consolidated with Company B and Company H to form Company D on May 26, 1862.

Engagements and Dates
(All sites are in Va unless noted)

Scary Creek
Cross Lanes
Carnifex Ferry
Fort Donelson, Tn.
Fayetteville
Giles Court House
Cotton Hill
Buffalo
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Winchester
Cloyd's Mt.
Piedmont
Lynchburg
Monocracy, Md.
Fort Stevens, D.C.
Snickers's Gap
Stephens Depot
Berryville
Opequon Creek
Fisher's Hill
Cedar Creek
Waynesboro
July 17,1861
August 26,1861
September 10, 1861
February 14-16,1862
May 10,1862
September 10,1862
September 11,1862
October 1,1862
May 18-20,1863
June 3,1863
June 13-15, 1863
May 9,1864
June 5,1864
June 17-18,1864
July 9,1864
July 11-12,1864
July 17,1864
July 20,1864
September 3-4, 1864
September 19,1864
Sept 21-22, 1864
October 19,1864
December 4, 1864

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