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served in the Confederate army. The sons' names are as follows: Joseph N. Jr., James H., Benjamin F., William H., and Elias Eugene. Joseph N. Jr., the eldest, servle of Brandy Station and rendered unfit for further service. He died in 1882. James H. entered the war in 1861 as captain of Company B (afterward Company A), Palme and it is worthy of mention that his father and three of his brothers, Joseph, James and William, were graduates of the same institution. Upon completing his collein 1879 to Miss Sarah M. Roach, of Sumter, and they have five sons: Richard K., James G. R., Arthur H., R Eugene and Julien Diggs. Mr. Wilder is a member of Camp Dibrother-in-law. During the early part of the war this company was a part of George James' battalion, and was for several months on duty in the vicinity of Charleston of Southport, N. C., and they have had three children, two of whom are living, James C., a practicing physician at Whitesville, N. C., having been educated at the u