Mike Arledge
Honor Code SignatorySigned 10 Sep 2013 | 3,015 contributions | 63 thank-yous | 515 connections
Signed 10 Sep 2013 | 3,015 contributions | 63 thank-yous | 515 connections
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Mike M. Arledge
Born 1970s.
Ancestors 
Son of
[private father (1940s - unknown)]
and [private mother (1950s - unknown)]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Father of
[private daughter (1990s - unknown)]
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Biography
A very brief bio of me.....................Proud member and Official Photgrapher of the Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp 1627, General George Blake Cosby, the largest SCV Camp in California. The ancestor that I "represent" in the SCV is my great, great grandfather, Joseph Travis Wilson, he served in the 1st Mississippi Cavalry. He was 19 and in for the last year of the War (1864 and 1865). He was never wounded. I am also a member of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, General George Wright, Camp 22. I was born in 1970 in West Monroe Louisiana. I am a Constitutional Conservative. Very proud of what my ancestors were able to achieve and am unapologetic for the sins of my ancestors. In fact quite the opposite, I am proud of my Southern heritage. My familiy, both sides, fought during the 1st American Revolution and the American Civil War. I am equally proud of my Yankee ancestors for fighting for what they believed to be right. From Clement Aldridge who arrived in this New World as early as 1668, to Moses D. Arledge who served as a Sherrif in Milam County Texas in 1850, fought in the Mexican American War and at the age of 41 served in the Texas Army during the Civil War. I can't forget another Arledge trait, long life. My 3rd great grand uncle, Moses D. was 90 when he died in 1910. He's a great example of what we, as Arledge's are all about. Moses was a pioneer, a lawman and a veteran of 2 wars. Moses' brother, John Franklin Arledge was captured in Resaca, Georgia, Oct 14, 1864 and sent to Camp Douglas in Chicago, he survived. I'd say living to be 68 years old after going through everything he went through isn't too bad. As Arledge's we came here long before Ellis Island, the Great Migration and even before the thought of creating a nation. Being an Arledge is being an American. We are the fabric of this nation, Arledge blood has been spilled in every conflict in our nations history and I'm sure there will be more spilled in the future.
My mother's side of the family is made up of Heck's and Hutton's and many more. One person that really sticks out in my mind is my great, great great grandfather, John Nathaniel Hutton. John Hutton served in the Union army. He first enlisted at age 15, yes, 15! He was a 15 year old man in the cavalry, was seriously wounded, discharged and re-enlisted into the infantry, wounded again, discharged and re-enlisted in the infantry again! He was in service a total of three times and was discharged for the final time in June 1866.
Veterans - CIvil War (21) and Revolutionary War (15) WW II (1) Korean War (1) Vietnam (1)
Korea James R. Heck - US Army He was drafted but only went to basic training - Grandfather
Vietnam Michael Heck - US Navy - Uncle
World War II Ed Hutton - US Navy - Master Machinest - LCI-3 Omaha Beach, D-Day - Great Uncle
Civil War Confederate States of America Brothers [Arledge-107] Moses D Arledge - Company L, Company M, 27th Brigade - 3rd great grand uncle [Arledge-166] John Franklin Arledge - Company E, 35th Mississippi Inf., POW Camp Douglas - 3rd great grand uncle
Brothers [Arledge-210 ] Jonathan Jefferson Arledge - Company C, 7th Texas Cavalry - first cousins four times removed [Arledge-211] William M Arledge - 15th Cavalry Texas, Co. F - first cousins four times removed
Brothers [Arledge-189] William M. Arledge - 27th Regiment Mississippi Infantry Co H - first cousins five times removed [Arledge-187] Isaac Duke Arledge Jr. - Co. F, 16th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry - first cousins five times removed [Arledge-188] John Hugh Arledge - 12th Regiment, Texas Infantry (Young's) - first cousins five times removed
Father & Son [Banks-2889] Austin Chappel Banks - Capt., Co. K. 28th La. Infty. (Gray's). 4th great grand father [Banks-2899] Banks, Amos.Pvt. Co. K. 28th La. Infty. (Gray's). En. May 17th, 1862. Monroe, La. - 3rd great grand uncle
Brothers [McDaniel-2843] Tristam McDaniel - Pvt. Co. H 4th Louisiana Cavalry - 4th great grand uncle [McDaniel-2612] William Jasper McDaniel - Pvt. Co. H 4th Louisiana Cavalry - 4th great grand uncle
[McHenry-494] Benjamin Franklin McHenry Pvt. Co. G 2nd Louisiana Cavalry - 3rd great grand father
Brothers [Reap-58] Richard G Reap - Owen's Battery, Arkansas Light Artillery - second great grand uncle [Reap-59] William Jonas Reap - 1st Regiment, Arkansas Inf. (Colquitt's) second great grand uncle [Reap-60] Samuel H Reap - 1st Regiment, Arkansas Infantry (Colquitt's) - second great grand uncle [Reap-61] Edward C Reap - Co. B (Old Co. B),K 9th Regiment, Arkansas Infantry - second great grand uncle
Brother-in-law of the Reaps Brothers [Wilson-15110] Joseph Travis Wilson - Private, 1st Mississippi Battalion Calvary - great, great grand father [Wilson-29945] John D. Wilson - Co. K, 33rd Regiment, Arkansas Infantry - great, great grand uncle
Civil War United States of America [Hutton-1247] John Nathaniel Hutton - Company G, 12th Reg. United States Mounted Volunteers - 3rd great grand father [Hardesty-448] Hiram Hardesty - Army Corp Co K 12th Ohio Cav. - 3rd great grand father [Kirts-36] John Kirts - Co. E, 82nd Infantry Indiana - great, great, great, great grand father
Rev. War - Patriots Brothers [Gladney-15] Samuel Gladney (abt. 1737 - 1799) - Col. Richard Winn's Reg., Capt. Martin's Company - 5th great grand father
[Gladney-48] Richard Gladney (1741 - 1793) Rev. War Soldier. Private of South Carolina - 5th great grand uncle
[Gladney-14] Thomas Gladney (1749 - 1820) Rev. War “Patriot” 5th great grand uncle
[Gillespie-531] John Gillespie A044827 - VIRGINIA Rank: PRIVATE - CAPTS WALKER, HENDERSON 2) COLS FLEMING, MATTHEWS
[Heck-375] Andrew Heck - Patriot - 6th great grand father
[Kurtz-5] Hans Jorg Conrad Kurtz - CAVALRY MILITIA 1782, CAPT CHARLES POLK, COL ISAAC COX, GEN GEORGE ROGERS CLARK - (A204160) - 6th great grand father
[McFARLAND-993] Robert McFarland - great, great, great, great, great, great, great grand father - Lieutenant-Captain, North Carolina Militia, $153.00 Annu al Allowance $459.00 Amount Received April 24 1833 Pension Started A ge 75 (1835 TN Pension Roll)
[McGuire-1050] John McGuire (1756 - 1837) Ancestor #:A077088
[Odom-950] Willis Odom - Private Militia - Served under Captain James Hicks - P327338 - 6th great grand father
[Pasley-65] - Robert Pasley - Captain - Cheraws Hill Company under General Francis Marion - Bounty and Pension Application, #R7988 - 6th great grand nephew
[Rader-44] - William Michael Rader - Major - Virginia Militia - 5th great grand father
[Wolff-419] Johan Frederick (Wolff) Wolf - PATRIOTIC SERVICE - 6th great grand father
[Reep-89] Adolph Reep Sr. - great, great, great, great, great grand father - Killed by Tories in 1784
[Reep-92]Adam Reep - Fourth great grand uncle - Service Description: 1) CAPT ABRAHAM FORNEY, COL JOSEPH MCDOWELL 2) PRISONER OF WAR
[Reep-91] John Michael Reep - Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank: PRIVATE Birth: 2-5-1759 YORK YORK CO PENNSYLVANIA Death: ANTE 4- -1852 LINCOLN CO NORTH CAROLINA Pension Number: *S14280 Service Source: *S14280 Service Description: 1) CAPT JOHN BARBER
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships by comparing test results with Mike or other carriers of his ancestors' Y-chromosome or mitochondrial DNA. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Mike:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships by comparing test results with Mike or other carriers of his ancestors' Y-chromosome or mitochondrial DNA. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Mike:
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Mike Arledge:
AncestryDNA, GEDmatch A537003 [compare], Ancestry member peddingzoo
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~0.78%
Dana (Camp) Gammel
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AncestryDNA, GEDmatch TV3324972 [compare], yourDNAportal DAN0a47869c, Ancestry member gammelgirl28
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