1ST LIEUT
CO B 3 KY
MTD RIFLES
CSA
Source: The Bondurant Family Association Newsletter, Summer 2008 Number 79. Jacob Sidney Pitman saw active service in the Confederate Army during the Civil War, as his pension application disclosed. He had lived in KY since 1852, and was a bookkeeper by profession. Sidney enlised 1 Sep 1862, and was elected as 1st Lt. of 3rd Battalion Kentucky Mounted Rifles. Unfortunately sidney was captured at Triplett's Bridge, Triplett, KY, in Rowan Co., 16 Jun 1863, and was sent to Camp Chase OH then transferred to Johnson's Island Union Prison later that month. He was exchanged finally at City Point, VA, 24 Feb 1865. He was listed as 5'10" tall, age 28, dark eyes, light hair and fair complexion.
*Information provided by Jack Williams*
CO B 3 KY
MTD RIFLES
CSA
Source: The Bondurant Family Association Newsletter, Summer 2008 Number 79. Jacob Sidney Pitman saw active service in the Confederate Army during the Civil War, as his pension application disclosed. He had lived in KY since 1852, and was a bookkeeper by profession. Sidney enlised 1 Sep 1862, and was elected as 1st Lt. of 3rd Battalion Kentucky Mounted Rifles. Unfortunately sidney was captured at Triplett's Bridge, Triplett, KY, in Rowan Co., 16 Jun 1863, and was sent to Camp Chase OH then transferred to Johnson's Island Union Prison later that month. He was exchanged finally at City Point, VA, 24 Feb 1865. He was listed as 5'10" tall, age 28, dark eyes, light hair and fair complexion.
*Information provided by Jack Williams*
1ST LIEUT
CO B 3 KY
MTD RIFLES
CSA
Source: The Bondurant Family Association Newsletter, Summer 2008 Number 79. Jacob Sidney Pitman saw active service in the Confederate Army during the Civil War, as his pension application disclosed. He had lived in KY since 1852, and was a bookkeeper by profession. Sidney enlised 1 Sep 1862, and was elected as 1st Lt. of 3rd Battalion Kentucky Mounted Rifles. Unfortunately sidney was captured at Triplett's Bridge, Triplett, KY, in Rowan Co., 16 Jun 1863, and was sent to Camp Chase OH then transferred to Johnson's Island Union Prison later that month. He was exchanged finally at City Point, VA, 24 Feb 1865. He was listed as 5'10" tall, age 28, dark eyes, light hair and fair complexion.
*Information provided by Jack Williams*
CO B 3 KY
MTD RIFLES
CSA
Source: The Bondurant Family Association Newsletter, Summer 2008 Number 79. Jacob Sidney Pitman saw active service in the Confederate Army during the Civil War, as his pension application disclosed. He had lived in KY since 1852, and was a bookkeeper by profession. Sidney enlised 1 Sep 1862, and was elected as 1st Lt. of 3rd Battalion Kentucky Mounted Rifles. Unfortunately sidney was captured at Triplett's Bridge, Triplett, KY, in Rowan Co., 16 Jun 1863, and was sent to Camp Chase OH then transferred to Johnson's Island Union Prison later that month. He was exchanged finally at City Point, VA, 24 Feb 1865. He was listed as 5'10" tall, age 28, dark eyes, light hair and fair complexion.
*Information provided by Jack Williams*
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