Parents:
Reuben Cumbee 1790 – 1867
Sarah Elizabeth McCall 1791 – 1866
Brother:
Rev.John William Cumbee (1826 - 1899)
35th Alabama Infantry. Enlisted as a private, promoted to 2nd Lt. Fought at Seven Pines, injured at Gaine's farm, rejoined the regiment and fought at Salem Church, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, and Wilderness. Injured a second time at Gaine's farm. Present at the surrender at Appomattox. Later served as a pastor and as a judge.
Reuben Cumbee 1790 – 1867
Sarah Elizabeth McCall 1791 – 1866
Brother:
Rev.John William Cumbee (1826 - 1899)
35th Alabama Infantry. Enlisted as a private, promoted to 2nd Lt. Fought at Seven Pines, injured at Gaine's farm, rejoined the regiment and fought at Salem Church, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, and Wilderness. Injured a second time at Gaine's farm. Present at the surrender at Appomattox. Later served as a pastor and as a judge.
Parents:
Reuben Cumbee 1790 – 1867
Sarah Elizabeth McCall 1791 – 1866
Brother:
Rev.John William Cumbee (1826 - 1899)
35th Alabama Infantry. Enlisted as a private, promoted to 2nd Lt. Fought at Seven Pines, injured at Gaine's farm, rejoined the regiment and fought at Salem Church, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, and Wilderness. Injured a second time at Gaine's farm. Present at the surrender at Appomattox. Later served as a pastor and as a judge.
Reuben Cumbee 1790 – 1867
Sarah Elizabeth McCall 1791 – 1866
Brother:
Rev.John William Cumbee (1826 - 1899)
35th Alabama Infantry. Enlisted as a private, promoted to 2nd Lt. Fought at Seven Pines, injured at Gaine's farm, rejoined the regiment and fought at Salem Church, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, and Wilderness. Injured a second time at Gaine's farm. Present at the surrender at Appomattox. Later served as a pastor and as a judge.
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