Son of Sarah Rebecca Tyrus Neaves (1811-1878) and Henry Alonzo Neaves (1805-1830).
He was a farmer and married April 30, 1855 to Mary Ann Baugh (1835-1910).
They had six children: John William (1856-1932),Lucius Ernest (1857-1894),Junius Emmett Eppes (1859-1896), Ella Rose (1861-1900), Alice Wade (1864-1881), Henry Carlton (1868-1927).
On 19 May 1861 Colonel Hamlin enlisted Hadrian as an officer in Company A of the Third Regiment of Virginia Cavalry at Dinwiddie Courthouse. On 18 June the Third Lieutenant went home to recuperate from a wound, one month into the conflict. He was wounded at Young's Mill near Yorktown and never recovered to be fit for duty. He resigned on 25 April 1862. On 25 July he was paid for the first time since joining, receiving $270.00 for his entire service. Story contributed by: George Seitz, FAG contributor.
He was a farmer and married April 30, 1855 to Mary Ann Baugh (1835-1910).
They had six children: John William (1856-1932),Lucius Ernest (1857-1894),Junius Emmett Eppes (1859-1896), Ella Rose (1861-1900), Alice Wade (1864-1881), Henry Carlton (1868-1927).
On 19 May 1861 Colonel Hamlin enlisted Hadrian as an officer in Company A of the Third Regiment of Virginia Cavalry at Dinwiddie Courthouse. On 18 June the Third Lieutenant went home to recuperate from a wound, one month into the conflict. He was wounded at Young's Mill near Yorktown and never recovered to be fit for duty. He resigned on 25 April 1862. On 25 July he was paid for the first time since joining, receiving $270.00 for his entire service. Story contributed by: George Seitz, FAG contributor.
Son of Sarah Rebecca Tyrus Neaves (1811-1878) and Henry Alonzo Neaves (1805-1830).
He was a farmer and married April 30, 1855 to Mary Ann Baugh (1835-1910).
They had six children: John William (1856-1932),Lucius Ernest (1857-1894),Junius Emmett Eppes (1859-1896), Ella Rose (1861-1900), Alice Wade (1864-1881), Henry Carlton (1868-1927).
On 19 May 1861 Colonel Hamlin enlisted Hadrian as an officer in Company A of the Third Regiment of Virginia Cavalry at Dinwiddie Courthouse. On 18 June the Third Lieutenant went home to recuperate from a wound, one month into the conflict. He was wounded at Young's Mill near Yorktown and never recovered to be fit for duty. He resigned on 25 April 1862. On 25 July he was paid for the first time since joining, receiving $270.00 for his entire service. Story contributed by: George Seitz, FAG contributor.
He was a farmer and married April 30, 1855 to Mary Ann Baugh (1835-1910).
They had six children: John William (1856-1932),Lucius Ernest (1857-1894),Junius Emmett Eppes (1859-1896), Ella Rose (1861-1900), Alice Wade (1864-1881), Henry Carlton (1868-1927).
On 19 May 1861 Colonel Hamlin enlisted Hadrian as an officer in Company A of the Third Regiment of Virginia Cavalry at Dinwiddie Courthouse. On 18 June the Third Lieutenant went home to recuperate from a wound, one month into the conflict. He was wounded at Young's Mill near Yorktown and never recovered to be fit for duty. He resigned on 25 April 1862. On 25 July he was paid for the first time since joining, receiving $270.00 for his entire service. Story contributed by: George Seitz, FAG contributor.
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