Henry J M Harrigill

b. 1842  d. December 31, 1862 , son of
Benjamin Harrigill  b. 1787  d. aft 1860  and   Elizabeth  b. 1799  d. 1870
Henry never married.

Harrigill, Henry J. M. Pvt. /2^nd. Lt. Killed at Murfreesboro, TN Dec. 31, 1862- Appointed 2^nd Lt. June 26, 1862]

At the battle of Murfreesboro Chalmers' Brigade - wounded numbered 4,000. The casualties of the Seventh Regiment were 12 killed, including Capt. R. D. McDowell and Lieuts. H. J. M. Harrigill and G. W. Jones, 97 wounded and 4 missing.

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The Franklin Beauregards" of the 7th MS. Volunteers 
This volunteer company was raised by Daniel H. Parker in Franklin County. They were enrolled at Meadville, MS on May 4, 1861 as the “Franklin Beaurgards” of the 7th Regiment Mississippi Volunteers. They have also been referred to as the “Beauregard Volunteers”, They held their meetings in Meadville, but because so many of the men were from eastern Franklin County, they held their drills between Quentin and McCall prior to going to the Mississippi coast in August of 1861. 

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Henry J. M. Harrigil, mustered in Captain Daniel H. Parker's Company (Franklin Beauregards) 7th Regiment Mississippi Volunteers* as Private May 31, 1861, promoted to 2nd Lieutenant June 26, 1862, killed in action December 31, 1862 in front of the first line of entrenchments at the Battle of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, "In 1st charge 300 yards in front of breast works"

* This company subsequently became Company E, 7th Mississippi Infantry

M269: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Mississippi

Henry J.M. Harrigill  Pvt./2nd. Lt.

Company E  

Born: 1842 Franklin County, Ms. 

Died: 12/31/1862 Murfreesboro, Tn. 

Note: KIA in Battle of Murfreesboro, Tn. 

Buried: Vicinity of Murfreesboro, Tn.

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