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Contributed by: Joshua Waller Furney/ Furnifold Harrell (First_Last) Regiment Name 2 North Carolina Infantry Side Confederate Company C Soldier's Rank_In Private Soldier's Rank_Out Private Alternate Name Notes Film Number M230 roll 17 -Civil War records, 2nd Co. C, 2nd Regiment NC State Troops -Furney Harrell, Private, Born in Sampson County and resided as a laborer in Wayne County where he enlisted at age 24, July 9, 1861, for the war. Present or accounted for until detailed as a teamster prior to October, 1862. Reported as absent on detail through October, 1864. Paroled at Appomattox Court House, Viriginia, April 9, 1865 -2nd Company C., known as the “Rip Van Winkles”. -NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS 1861-65, VOL. V, PAROLE LIST AT APPOMATTOX, CLARK -Second NC Regiment, Co. C, only member left was Furney Harold(should read last name Harrell) -This cemetery is located on N.C. 55 about 3 miles west of Mt. Olive, N.C. Number 207B on the map. Lewis C. King, b. 7-2-1850, d. 11-29-1937 Euphemia Britt King, b. 11-30-1857, d. 2-25-1935 David C. King, b. 6-22-1849, d. 1-23-1932 Emma Sarah King, b. 2-9-1853, d. 11-11-1936 F.F. Harrell, b. 9-23-1826, d. 8-30-1888. Confederate Soldier. Sallie, wife of F.F. Harrell, b. 2-16-1845, d. 5-26-1918 -submitted NC Archives request-waiting reply, they found him in 1901 Pension act, Furnie Harrell, Sampson County, Box 6.354. Waiting copy in mail. He died 1888, this would have to have been his wife |