Lieutenant Dene McDowell served in the United States Civil War. Enlisted: April 14, 1861 Mustered out: April 9, 1865 Side: CSA Regiment(s): South Carolina 5th Regiment
Lieutenant Dene McDowell was Wounded in Action during the United States Civil War.
MILITARY RECORD
McDowell , W. J.
Battle Unit Name:5th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry
Wounded at Battle of Sharpsburg, arm amputated [2]
W^m. J., now residing on South Pacolet, was also second lieutenant in Co. I, 5th S. C. Regiment, and was wounded in the arm by the explosion of a shell at Sharpsburg, which necessitated amputation. He still lives within a few miles of his father's old homestead place, and is well known in his section as an honest, intelligent andprogressive farmer. For quite a number of years since the war he has filled the office of trial justice. He is a member of the Baptist Church, and as a citizen is highly esteemed by all.[3]
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