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- Civil War Veteran. Enlisted in Copany F, 54th VA INF HUGH L. WYSOR-Grandson of Henry Wysor, Jr.-Nephew of Mary Wysor, Co. F. Enlisted 10/64 at Newbern, Pulaski Co. he was buried in the Newbern Cemetery in Pulaski Co. He was next to last survivor of the 54th. Age 3 on 1850 Montgomery Co. Census and age 13 on the 1860 Pulaski Co. Census so he was 17 when he enlisted. Sheriff of Pulaski Co.; "Hugh Legare Wysor, a Confederate veteran, was appointed by Judge William H. Bolling of the County Court to replace Joseph B. Buckingham. Buckingham had been appointed sheriff in 1869 by the general commanding Military District No. 1. Wysor served as sheriff only a few months-being elected the county's first treasurer in the fall of 1870."
Title: 54th Virginia Infantry
Author: George L. Sherwood and Jeffrey C. Weaver
Publication: H. E. Howard Inc., Lynchburg, VA
Title: The Land That Is Pulaski County
Abbrev: Pulaski County
Author: Smith, Conway H.
Publication: Edmonds Printing, Inc., Pulaski, VA, 1981
Page: p. 496, 498
HUGH L. WYSOR-born in Pulaski county May 30, 1847, was a son of B. F. and H. J. (JORDAN) WYSOR. During the war between the States he was one of the soldiers of the Confederacy, enlisting at Dublin, in Company F., Fifty-Fourth Virginia Infantry, and taking part in the battle of Cloyd Mountain and minor engagements. Since the war he has been engaged in farming, and is now following the pursuits of agriculture in Newbern district, where he has a good farm. He has been one term sheriff of Pulaski county, and was county treasurer one term of three years. In 1870, he was united in marriage with Mary A. EADS, who was born in Craig county, Virginia, a daughter of James and Elizabeth (AMMEN) EADS, still residents in the county of her birth. Mr. and Mrs. WYSOR are the parents of three children; B.F., born in 1871; Ethel, 1874; Jane, 1882. Any mail for Hugh L. WYSOR should be sent to Newbern, Pulaski county, Virginia.
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