  Absalom6 Mabry
(Samuel S.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 26 Jun 1824; m 12 Feb 1846
Frances Manning; enlisted as Sgt. 1 Jun 1861 in Com. D, 29th Virginia Infantry; later re-enlisted
in Com. G, 54th Virginia Inf. in which his brothers, Samuel and Green Berry also served; d 1899.
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 Churchwell6
Mabry (Samuel S.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 6 Aug 1829 in Patrick
or Grayson Co VA; m 1st Katherine Ellen Phillips; m 2nd 9 Jun 1888 Bettie Hurst
in Carroll Co VA; d 15 May 1914 Carroll Co VA; was a Private and a fifer in Com. I, 50th
Virginia Reg. for four years.
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 Daniel Harnbright7 Mabry (Russell6,
Patrick, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 8 Apr 1840 Benton (Calhoun) Co AL; m 1st
Mary E. McKee; m 2nd 19 Sep 1872, Rachel Belle Murdock in Johnson Co TX;
enlisted 20 Aug 1861 in the Cav Com., Ellis Blues, 4th Regiment; transferred 28 Oct 1861
to Com. H, 12th Texas Cav., C.S.A.; sick in hospital in Dalton, GA sometime in 2nd half of 1863;
reported absent in arrest by civil authority sometime between 31 Oct 1863 and 29 Feb 1864;
d 30 Sep 1898 Montague Co TX.
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 Eli Mark7 Mabry (Ausborn6, Mark, Joel,
Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 2 Jun 1845 Lumpkin Co GA; m Lucretia Catherine Kelly;
enlisted 12 May 1862 as a Pvt in Com. I, 22nd Reg. GA Vol. Inf.; d 18 Sep 1923.
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 Green Berry6 Mabry (Samuel S.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 14 Sep 1845; m 1st 24 Oct 1865 Mary Louisa Sutphin; volunteered for Com. G, 54th Virginia Infantry; d 7 Mar 1948. He was the last survivor of the 54th and one of the last 10 Virginia soldiers.
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 Hinchia Parham6 Mabry (Hincha P.5,
Charles, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis), b 27 Oct 1829 in Carroll Co GA; m 1854 Sarah Abigail
Haywood; although opposed to secession, he enlisted in the Confederate Army, attaining
the rank of Brigadier-General (never confirmed by Jefferson Davis); He was an attorney in
Jefferson, TX and served in the Texas Legislature from 1856-1860; he participated in the
constitutional convention in 1866; he d 21 Mar 1884 in Sherman, TX.
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 James Anderson6 Mabry, Sr. (Joseph J.5,
Charles, Isaac, George, Francis) b 2 Jan 1834 Grayson Co VA; m 1st 5 May 1853 America
Bolt; m 2nd Mrs.Browning; m 3rd Tillie _____; enlisted in Com. G, 54th VA Inf.
at Dugspur, VA on 16 Sep 1861 and served as a 2nd Lt. until his unit was reorganized in May 1862.
In 1864 he re-enlisted in the 25th VA Cav and took part in 28 battles in the summer of that year.
In October of that year James and his brother, Richard, were "detached" to procure
horses. He d 29 May 1922 Golden City, MO. An article about his life appeared in the Denver,
Illinois, newspaper titled: "J.A. Mabry, a Former Citizen of Denver, Helps Fight the Civil War,
and Then Goes Out and Conquers Kansas. Mabry migrated to Kansas in 1866 and moved to Riley
County.
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  James Patrick7 Mabry -- called James D. Mabry
in some records. (Little Wafer6, Patrick, Joel,
Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 23 Aug 1837 Lumpkin Co GA; m about 1858 Mary Pastell;
enlisted 18 Aug 1862 in Huntsville, AL in Com. I, 1st AL Cav. (U.S.A.); taken prisoner of war 22 Nov
1863 and held at Andersonville; released Apr 1/5 1864; d 13 Jun 1926. (See the story on the
main Civil War page about the two James Patrick Mabrys who met at Andersonville)
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 James Walton6
Mabry (Allen5, Joshua, Joshua, Hinchia, Francis) b ca 1825 Forsythe Co GA; m 23
Aug 1855 Mary Ann Calloway in Barbour Co AL; he served as a 2nd. Lt. in the AL State Militia
in 1859; he enlisted 18 Jan 1861 and served as Capt. of Com. K, 1st Alabama Vol. Inf. Reg. (C.S.A.);
in the summer of 1862 he organized his own Com. in Barbour Co. In 1863 Capt. Mabry's Com. became Com.
B. of the 57th AL Inf. Reg. When the Reg. was mustered into service at Troy on 14 Apr 1863 he was
promoted to Lt. Col. He was wounded in the battle of Pensacola, FL in Nov 1861. He d 3
Jan 1894 AL.
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 John B. Mayberry b 17 Dec 1842 Smyrna, DE, s/o John Mayberry and
Temperance Brockson; enlisted in Co. C, 1st Delaware Regiment under Col. Henry Lockwood in
Wilmington, Delaware on August 21, 1861. He was noted as being 5' 7" tall, light complexioned
with light hair. The unit was transferred to Fortress Monroe, Virginia where they fought in
the Battle of Chantilly on September 1, 1862; served as a Pvt. in Com. F of the 1st Delaware Vol.
Inf. The 1st Delaware Regiment then found itself assigned with General George B. McClellan who
was moving to intercept Rebel Robert E. Lee as he advanced into Maryland. They met at a place
by the Antietam creek called Sharpsburg, Maryland. After Antietam the regiment marched via
Harper's Ferry to Fredericksburg where it went into battle in December as part of the 3rd Division of General
Winfield Hancock's 2nd Corps. Maberry's deed of valor came on the third day of the Battle of
Gettysburg. There the 1st Delaware Regiment was a part of Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Smyth's 2nd
Brigade, Brig. General Hays's 3rd Division of Major General Hancock's II Corps. This day, July 3, 1863, the 1st Delaware was placed on Cemetery Ridge
behind a short stone wall. About .9 of a mile in front, the Rebels were preparing for what was to become known as "Pickett's Charge". Finally, after
a long bombardment the solid gray line of 15,000 men came into view and advanced.
Col. Thomas Smyth ordered the 1st Delaware to hold their fire until the Rebels were only 50
yards away. Then "Open Fire!" was the command and the four lines of soldiers let loose with a volley. The deadly fire stunned the
Rebels but they still kept coming and falling. Finally, the charge faltered some 40 feet in
front of the Delaware men. Regimental Commander Lieutenant William Smith led a countercharge as the
1st Delaware men jumped over the wall. Lt. Smith was later found dead with his sword in one hand and a captured flag in the other. Private Maberry was
luckier than most as he and Corporal McCarren both captured battle flags of the 7th North Carolina and lived to tell about it.
Maberry received his medal one year, four months and 28 days after his heroic deed. By that time he had been promoted to sergeant. He later suffered
a head wound during the Battle of the Wilderness and was hospitalized in Washington, D.C. for a while. After enduring the seige of Petersburg,
Virginia, Maberry was mustered out of service on July 15, 1865, when he returned to Smyrna. Maberry was a farmer after the war and married twice. First he married
Sarah E. Collins who died after the birth of their 6th child. He later married Susan Patterson and they had 3 more children. In 1912, after becoming
too old to farm, Maberry moved to New Street in Dover from his farm at Pearson's Corner. There he died on his 80th birthday. He was interred along
with his medal in the Glenwood Cemetery in Smyrna.
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 John Peyton Mayberry
(Jesse, Seth of Jackson Co TN), b 17 May 1842 Jackson Co TN; m 28 Dec 1862 Margaret Sellers
Matheny (widow of Joseph L. Grimsley); enlisted (?) Spring 1861 in Dillard's Com., 16th
Tennessee Infantry; wounded in right arm at Perryville, KY Oct 1862; captured and escaped; went
into Cav service in 1864; d 22 Jul 1922 Jackson Co TN.
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 Richard Madison6 Mabry (Joseph J.5, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis), b 28 Jun 1842 Carroll Co VA; m 1st 3 Mar 1845 Nancy Farmer Carroll Co VA; enlisted in Com. E, 25th Virginia Cav. in 1863 and served to the end of the war; another record says he was detached to procure horses 20 Oct 1864; d 2 Oct 1932 Carroll Co VA.
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 Robert Caldwell7 Mabry (Russell6, Patrick,
Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 23 Sep 1836 Benton (Calhoun) Co AL; m 1st Nancy Abigail
Morrell; m 2nd 22 Oct 1873 Euphemia Matilda Carroll; enlisted Ellis Co TX Jul 1861
in 19th Brigade, Texas Militia; transferred to C.S.A. 31 Aug 1861; d 26 Oct 1887.
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 Robert Evans6 Mabry (Evans5, Seth, Hinchia,
Hinchia, Francis), b 4 Nov 1844 Bastrop Co TX; m 1865 Cevilla Oatman; d 21 May 1927 Young
Co TX; served in the Texas Ranger Service along the Rio Grande River during the Civil War.
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 Seaborn Green7 Mabry (Ausborn6, Mark, Joel, Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis),
b 15 Jun 1843 Lumpkin Co GA; m Sally Jane Beck in Indian Territory; enlisted 31 Aug 1861
in GA as a Pvt.; later promoted to Sgt. in Com. I, 22nd Reg. GA Vol. Inf.
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 Sydney Hammet6 Mabry (Joshua5, Jesse, Francis, Francis, Francis) b 19 Apr 1826 Franklin Co NC; m 8 Feb 1847 Jane Baker in Franklin Co NC; moved to Greene Co AL; served in the C.S.A.; d 10 Oct 1888 Greene Co AL.
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 Thomas6 Mabrey (Frederick5, Cornelius, Cornelius, Charles, Francis), b 2 Jun 1835
Williamson Co TN; m 1870 Sarah J. Carter; served in 12th MO Inf Reg. and later transferred
to Com. K, 15th MO Cav. (C.S.A.) were he served as Lt. and Captain (after Aug 1864); he may also have served on
the regimental staff of the 15th; d 12 Feb 1917 Ripley Co MO.
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 Thomas Jefferson Mabry, Jr.
(Thomas5, Frederick, Abel, Charles, Francis), b 18 Aug 1841 Overton (now Clay) Co TN; entered
Com. A, 8th TN Reg. (C.S.A.) at 18 years of age; became a Lieut. at the reorganization of the Com.
and served until the end of the War; discharged at Macon, GA in 1865. Married 1867 Mary A.
Savage in Monroe Co KY; d 14 Jul 1920 Clay Co TN.
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 William Mayberry, s/o George Thomas Mayberry (Frederick, Fredrick Mayberry of New Jersey).
William was a minister before joining Com. G., 40th Illinois Vol, Inf. and returned to
that profession upon his return from the Civil War.
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 William Patrick7 Mabry (Russell6, Patrick, Joel,
Ephraim, Hinchia, Francis), b 27 Dec 1830 Hall Co GA; m 1st 22 Jun 1851 Jane Atterberry in Hunt Co
TX; m 2nd Dealtha Webb (nee Hilburn) in Johnson Co TX; enlisted Ellis Co TX Jul 1861 in 19th Brigade,
Texas Militia; transferred to C.S.A. 31 Aug 1861; d 12 Jul 1909 Montague Co TX.
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 Yeatman Stacker7 Mabry (Francis A.6, John, Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis), b 23 Sep 1845; m 31 Jan 1869 A. Elizabeth Farmer; served as a Pvt. in Com. H., 205th KY Volunteer Inf.; trans. to 6th Reg. KY Vol. Cav.; d 15 Apr 1916 Webster Co KY.
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 Zachariah W.7 Mabry (Francis A.6, John,
Francis, Francis, Francis, Francis), b 27 Jan 1851; m Alathary (Alice) Woodring; d Jun
1923; said to have served in the Civil War.
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