Who was "Francis V." of Company D ?
"In recounting events of his early life to Lambert, Buskirk could have drawn on the two sensational events of his childhood: the Civil War, which ended in 1865, and his father’s murder of Peter Morgan in 1870. More than likely, he was too young to have had any personal memories of the war, but his father, a private in Company E of the 45th Battalion Virginia Infantry, surely told him stories, as did his relatives Thomas V., a private in Company G of the 16th Virginia Cavalry, and Francis S., a private in Company D of the 36th Virginia Infantry (Logan Wildcats)."
Remembering that Co. D merged with Co. B..
see: https://brandonraykirk.com/tag/logan-wildcats/
Was Francis V. a Buskirk? I cannot find him.
This text was the account of Urias Beckley Buskirk
