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an in his county. His mother's maiden name was Elvira Hunt. His parents were married in 1828 and Robert was the eldest of their eleven children, ten of whom are yet living. Of the six sons, five served in the war: Robert E., William Reese, John Hallam, Samuel Hunt and Thomas Jefferson. Of these, two were commissioned officers, Robert Esli being a colonel, and John Hallam a captain. William Reese served as bugler in Black's First South Carolina cavalry throughout the war; Samuel Hunt serveJohn Hallam a captain. William Reese served as bugler in Black's First South Carolina cavalry throughout the war; Samuel Hunt served as a private in Company A, Fourth South Carolina infantry, until he was seriously wounded at Will's Valley; Thomas Jefferson, at the age of sixteen, enlisted as a private in Company E, Second South Carolina Rifles, and was promoted to sergeant. At the battle of Second Manassas, he was shot through both thighs and at the Wilderness had an arm broken. In each instance, on recovery, he returned to duty, serving faithfully to the surrender at Appomattox. Capt. John H. Bowen, of the Hampton Leg

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