George W. Kayler was born about 1843 in Catawba Co, North Carolina. He was the son of John Kaylor and Eve Bolick and the grandson of George Kaylor. The following information is found on page 327, Volume VI, "North Carolina Troops:" Company B, 18th Regiment, North Carolina State Troops. George W. Kaylor, Private. Enlisted in Iredell County Statesville, conscript, at age 24, August 20, 1862, for the war. Present or accounted for until he died in hospital, Richmond, Virginia, July 29, 1864, of chronic diarrhoea." Nov 1, 1864 claim filed by father John Kaylor. CSA General Hospital, Farmville, VA died July 28, 1864,in Camp Winder Hospital Richmond, VA July 16, 1864 died at Winder. Name also spelled Kagler. Buried 7/29/1864
Section: Soldiers Section Lot: Unknown
Confederate Soldier
State : North Carolina
Regiment : 18th
Company : A
Section: Soldiers Section Lot: Unknown
Confederate Soldier
State : North Carolina
Regiment : 18th
Company : A
George W. Kayler was born about 1843 in Catawba Co, North Carolina. He was the son of John Kaylor and Eve Bolick and the grandson of George Kaylor. The following information is found on page 327, Volume VI, "North Carolina Troops:" Company B, 18th Regiment, North Carolina State Troops. George W. Kaylor, Private. Enlisted in Iredell County Statesville, conscript, at age 24, August 20, 1862, for the war. Present or accounted for until he died in hospital, Richmond, Virginia, July 29, 1864, of chronic diarrhoea." Nov 1, 1864 claim filed by father John Kaylor. CSA General Hospital, Farmville, VA died July 28, 1864,in Camp Winder Hospital Richmond, VA July 16, 1864 died at Winder. Name also spelled Kagler. Buried 7/29/1864
Section: Soldiers Section Lot: Unknown
Confederate Soldier
State : North Carolina
Regiment : 18th
Company : A
Section: Soldiers Section Lot: Unknown
Confederate Soldier
State : North Carolina
Regiment : 18th
Company : A
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