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Elizabeth Dangerfield Fauntleroy

Had 2 children.

Joseph Whittlessey Fauntleroy

Physician in North Carolina.

Major Thomas Kinloch Fauntleroy

Entered the Confederate States Army as a private in cavalry. A Mrs. Davis is supposed to have written in a book an amusing account of an interview between him and the President on the evening of the First Manassas, resulting in his securing a commission. He is now a methodist preacher in Louisiana.

Major Thomas Kinloch Fauntleroy

Entered the Confederate States Army as a private in cavalry. A Mrs. Davis is supposed to have written in a book an amusing account of an interview between him and the President on the evening of the First Manassas, resulting in his securing a commission. He is now a methodist preacher in Louisiana.

Lorhelle Fauntleroy

Died at an advanced age.

Robert Ball Fauntleroy

Served in confederate army. Died in prison in Point Lookout.