PVT William Jaspar Shufflebarger
1832 - 1907 (74 years)-
Name William Jaspar Shufflebarger Title PVT Birth 12 Nov 1832 Pulaski County, VA Gender Male Death 13 Feb 1907 Dryden, Lee, VA Person ID I3304 Drollinger Genealogy Last Modified 14 Mar 2017
Father Jacob Shufflebarger, b. 29 May 1796, Montgomery County, VA d. 19 Mar 1862, Pulaski County, VA (Age 65 years) Mother Phoebe Katherine Trolinger, b. 1 Apr 1804, Dublin, Pulaski, VA d. 15 Jan 1889, Dublin, Pulaski, VA (Age 84 years) Family ID F318 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Keziah Wygal, b. 8 Mar 1834, VA d. 31 Dec 1909, Dryden, Lee, VA (Age 75 years) Marriage 21 Sep 1854 Pulaski County, VA - Virginia Marriages
Name: Wm Shufflebarger
Spouse's Name: Keeziah Wygal
Marriage Date: 21 Sep 1854
Marriage Place: Pulaski County
Marriage Performed By: J. G. Cecil
Original Source Page: 14
Children 1. Robert Edward Shufflebarger, b. 14 May 1857, Montgomery County, VA d. 2 Mar 1936, Dryden, Lee, VA (Age 78 years) 2. William H. Shufflebarger, b. 2 Mar 1859 d. 3 May 1932 (Age 73 years) 3. Jacob Watson Brown Shufflebarger, b. 18 Feb 1871, Bland, Bland, VA d. 7 Aug 1941, Pennington Gap, Lee, VA (Age 70 years) Family ID F3970 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 25 Dec 2022
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Event Map Birth - 12 Nov 1832 - Pulaski County, VA Marriage - 21 Sep 1854 - Pulaski County, VA Death - 13 Feb 1907 - Dryden, Lee, VA = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - The obituary of William Jackson (Jasper) Shufflebarger: W. J. Shufflebarger was born November 12, 1832 in Pulaski County, Virginia. On September 21, 1854, he was married to Keziah Wygal, with whom he lived until February 13, 1907, when God called him to his reward. From the close of the Civil War he had been a great sufferer with rheumatism, brought on by exposure. He professed religion at Marion, Virginia in a meeting held by Rev. George Stuart sometime during the war. After the war he moved back to his home in Bland County. In 1870 he sold his home and moved to Lee County, near the Hurricane. He had been class leader at his home in Bland. He was Sunday School superintendent at the Hurricane for a number of years. He was postmaster at Dryden, Virginia for the last ten years of his life. His office was well kept. For six or seven years he went on crutches. His wife was a faithful helpmate indeed. He always held family prayers with his children, and was anxious for them to live right, and so advised them. He took la-grippe and did not seem dangerous until a day or so before he died. A good man has gone to rest. We know where to find him.
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about William J Shufflebarger
Name: William J Shufflebarger
Age in 1860: 28
Birth Year: abt 1832
Birthplace: Virginia
Home in 1860: Eastern District, Tazewell, Virginia
Gender: Male
Post Office: Hicksville and Rocky Gap
Household Members:
Name Age
William J Shufflebarger 28
Kezia Shufflebarger 26
Thomas J Shufflebarger 4
Robt E Shufflebarger 2
William H Shufflebarger 1
Delitha Mitchell 15
U.S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles <http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=1555&enc=1>
about Jasper Shufflebarger
Name: Jasper Shufflebarger
Residence: Pulaski County, Virginia
Age at enlistment: 33
Enlistment Date: 29 Apr 1862
Rank at enlistment: Private
Enlistment Place: Newbern, VA
State Served: Virginia
Survived the War?: Yes
Service Record: Enlisted in Company F, Virginia 54th Infantry Regiment on 29 Apr 1862.
Birth Date: abt 1829
Sources: The Virginia Regimental Histories Series
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about Jasper Shufflebarger
Name: Jasper Shufflebarger
Residence: Pulaski County, Virginia
Enlistment Date: 29 Apr 1862
Enlistment Place: Newbern, Virginia
Side Served: Confederacy
State Served: Virginia
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 29 April 1862 at the age of 33. Enlisted in Company F, 54th Infantry Regiment Virginia on 29 Apr 1862.
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- The obituary of William Jackson (Jasper) Shufflebarger: W. J. Shufflebarger was born November 12, 1832 in Pulaski County, Virginia. On September 21, 1854, he was married to Keziah Wygal, with whom he lived until February 13, 1907, when God called him to his reward. From the close of the Civil War he had been a great sufferer with rheumatism, brought on by exposure. He professed religion at Marion, Virginia in a meeting held by Rev. George Stuart sometime during the war. After the war he moved back to his home in Bland County. In 1870 he sold his home and moved to Lee County, near the Hurricane. He had been class leader at his home in Bland. He was Sunday School superintendent at the Hurricane for a number of years. He was postmaster at Dryden, Virginia for the last ten years of his life. His office was well kept. For six or seven years he went on crutches. His wife was a faithful helpmate indeed. He always held family prayers with his children, and was anxious for them to live right, and so advised them. He took la-grippe and did not seem dangerous until a day or so before he died. A good man has gone to rest. We know where to find him.