Person:Frederick Smith (44)

426. FREDERICK WAUGH SMITH: (318 Elizabeth) Born in 1843; served as a volunteer in the 49th Regiment, C. S. A.; wounded at Fredericksburg; appointed sergeant-major; later served on the staff of his father; subsequently joined Colonel John S. Mosby, with whom he continued until the end of the war. He went to South Africa, where he married. Upon reading of the serious illness of his only sister in the Warrenton paper, which he had had sent to him in that far off land, he returned to Virginia.

1. ↑ John W. Hansborough. History and Genealogy of the Hansborough - Hansbrough Family. (Name: Name: 1981, John W. Hansborough;;)
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   426. FREDERICK WAUGH SMITH: (318 Elizabeth) Born in 1843; served as a volunteer in the 49th Regiment, C. S. A.; wounded at Fredericksburg; appointed sergeant-major; later served on the staff of his fa ther; subsequently joined Colonel John S. Mosby, with whom he continued until the end of the war. He went to South Africa, where he married. Upon reading of the serious illness of his only sister in t he Warrenton paper, which he had had sent to him in that far off land, he returned to Virginia.