Individual Details

Named as one of the Executors of his father's will.

A Jackson Walters found in Pittsylvania Co in 1850 was age 29 and apparently living in a rooming house belonging to James Williams.

The company, originally known as the "Caswell Rangers," was enlisted at Yanceyville, Caswell County, for twelve months service. The original recruits were principally from Caswell County. It was mustered into Confederate States service March 14, 1862, for three years or the war as "Captain H. W. Reinhartt's Company in the Edmondston's Battalion of Cavalry of North Carolina Volunteers." Edmondston's Battalion failed to complete its organization and was never recognized by the Confederate War Department. The activities of the company from the time of organization and muster-in until it was assigned to the 41st Regiment N. C. Troops (3rd Regiment N. C. Cavalry) on September 3, 1862, are not known. On that date it became Company C of that regiment, and the activities of the company after that date are reported as part of the regimental history.Roster included:
Jackson Walters
Thomas C. Walters

Birth	10 May 1820	Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Marriage	1 Sep 1852	Caswell County, North Carolina - Rebecca Chandler
Death	5 Dec 1902	Danville City, Virginia

Spouse

Rebecca Chandler (1835 - 1911)

Father	Robert Wister Walters (1795 - 1853)
Mother	Elizabeth Bates Atkinson (1795 - )
Sibling	Susanna Walters (1814 - )
Sibling	Robert B. Walters (1816 - )
Sibling	Joel C. Walters (1817 - 1859)
Sibling	Lela Eleanor Walters (1819 - )
Sibling	Richard Walters (1819 - )
Sibling	Lucy Walters (1822 - )
Sibling	Mary Ann Walters (1823 - )
Sibling	Sarah Judith Walters (1828 - 1891)
Sibling	Charles W. Walters (1830 - 1863)
Sibling	Fanny Walters (1837 - )