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Capt Ebenezer Harrison Houser

1824 – 1862

Birth	1824
Death	1862
Cemetery	Mount Joy Cemetery Mountain View , Stone County , Arkansas , USA
Added by	C&P LaPlante Files on 08 Sep 2007
FaG	https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/13524837

Bio

A History of Independence County, Ark. By A. C. McGinnis Batesville, Arkansas 1976 In all, twenty-three companies of troops were enlisted in Independence County for the Confederate Army. Four captains -- John H. Dye, Ganum Brightwell, J. W. Cullins, and E. N. Floyd -- organized two companies each, and fifteen captains -- William E. Gibbs, Thomas J. Morgan, Winfred S. Smalley, J. T. Tracey, George W. McCauley, Simeon Cason, A. T. Jones, E. Houser, E. W. Echols, L. E. Knight, Thomas West, Samuel Jordan McGuffin, C. S. Washburn, Samuel R. Fetzer, and George W. Rutherford -- organized one each. The names of the captains and their units are inscribed on the Confederate monument on the courthouse lawn in Batesville. Civil War Service Name: E. H. Howser Company: I Unit: 31 Arkansas Infantry. Rank - Induction: Captain Rank - Discharge: Captain Allegiance: Confederate

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Family

Parents

• Josiah Howser 1794–1878
• Matilda Grubb Howser 1807–1879

Spouse

• Matilda Ann "Milly" Brightwell Houser 1825–1875

Siblings

• Nancy A. Houser Brightwell 1825–1862
• Mary Jane Houser Brightwell 1827–1920
• Henry Martin Howser 1839–1916
• James Willet Polk Howser 1845–1889

Children

• Matilda Arkansas "Tilda" Houser Canard 1854–1940
• Martha Catherine "Mattie" Houser Canard 1864–1940

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