| Name |
William Edward PORCHER [1] |
| Birth |
1824 |
| Gender |
Male |
| MILI |
Private, Company B (Of Sarazin Plantation, St. John’s Berkeley) - Civil War - he enlisted on 3 September 1861 at Charleston District. He was killed in action on 7 Jul 1864 in the Battle at Burden’s Causeway on John’s Island, Charleston District (Compliled Service Records, CW0548) and is buried in Black Oak Cemetery at Bonneau, Berkeley County, South Carolina (Find-A-Grave, Porcher) after an original burial in Trinity Church Cemetery at Black Oak. However, there is also a marker to him in St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church Cemetery at St. Stephens, South Carolina (Find-A-Grave, Porcher). [2] |
| MILI |
Private, Company B (Of Sarazin Plantation, St. John’s Berkeley) - Civil War - he enlisted on 3 September 1861 at Charleston District. He was killed in action on 7 Jul 1864 in the Battle at Burden’s Causeway on John’s Island, Charleston District (Compliled Service Records, CW0548) and is buried in Black Oak Cemetery at Bonneau, Berkeley County, South Carolina (Find-A-Grave, Porcher) after an original burial in Trinity Church Cemetery at Black Oak. However, there is also a marker to him in St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church Cemetery at St. Stephens, South Carolina (Find-A-Grave, Porcher). |
| _UID |
9A4179FB0CF34AB6886CB8BFB6518587CCB2 |
| _UID |
9A4179FB0CF34AB6886CB8BFB6518587CCB2 |
| Death |
7 Jul 1864 |
killed in action in the Battle at Burden’s Causeway on John’s Island, Charleston District, South Carolina |
| Burial |
Bonneau or St. Stephen, Berkeley County, South Carolina [2] |
| Person ID |
I303156 |
Singleton and Related Families |
| Last Modified |
10 Aug 2015 |