Charles Payne (1840 - 1863)

Born 30 Nov 1840 in Davidson, North Carolina, United States

Ancestors

Died 11 Feb 1863 at age 22 in Raleigh, Wake, North Carolina, United States

Biography

Pvt. CSA Charles Payne served in the United States Civil War.
Enlisted: 09/19/1861
Mustered out: 02/11/1863
Side: CSA
Regiment(s): 2nd Battalion North Carolina Infantry

Pvt. CSA Charles Payne was a Prisoner of War during the United States Civil War.

Pvt. CSA Charles Payne Died while Prisoner of War during United States Civil War.

Charles was born in 1840. He was the son of Barnabas Payne and Temperance Idol.

Family Life

1850 census Davidson, Davidson Co. N. Carolina

HEAD: Barnabus PAYNE age:48 farmer N.C

Temperance age:45 N.C

George C. age:20 Laborer N.C

Emeline age:18 NC

BARNABUS age:16 NC

Alfred age:14 NC

Solomon age:11 NC

Jane age:13

Charles age:8 NC

Joseph age:6 MO

Sandford age:4

Grace age:2 NC

1860 Northern Division, Davidson, North Carolina

Age 21

Birth Year (Estimated) 1839

Page 180

Barnabas Pain M 59 North Carolina

Temperance Pain F 56

Temperance Pain F 23

Solomon Pain M 21

Charles Pain M 19

Joseph Pain M 17

Sandfred Pain M 15

Grace Pain F 13

Louesa Pain F 7 ^[1]

Military Family

Location: 'North Carolina

Surname: Payne

enlisted = 09/19/1861 in Foysythe County, North Carolina

mustered = 02/11/1863 captured & POW and DIED of Pneumonia as POW

side = CSA

regiment flag =

regiment name =2nd Battalion North Carolina Infantry

source: FOLD3 8 Muster Cards

AGE: 21

Prisoner of General A.E. Burnside on Roanoke Island, Feb 8 1862

Their brother Barnabus joined the 27th Missouri Mtd. Inf. in Warrensburg, Missouri, on 4th of July 1861 for a 3 yr term-Pvt. in Co. A age:28 -- This being a week after his big brother George C. age:30 joined and they were in the same Co. A. This would be wearing the Blue Uniforms.

The Payne Family was one that split sides..George/Barnabus had 5 brothers that stayed in N.Carolina and fought & died for the South. (They are not related to my, Carole family, Payne's from KY.)

Barnabus was also among the 150 men captured at the first battle of Lexington, MO Sept. 20 1861 and a month later all paroled. In Oct-Dec 1861 the 27th Regiment was disbanded and most of the men joined other regiments. George C. did not but Barnabus did join Co.D 5th Provisional Enrolled MO. Militia

This PAYNE FAMILY is the example of the phrase of the CIVIL WAR...

"family against family, cousin against cousin."

I have heard & seen this in history books and really in the movies.. "Blue & Grey"

I have listed the brothers of the UNION ARMY

27th Missouri, Mounted Infantry,

George C and Barnabus JR

In researching this family I have found that 5 of their brothers stayed in North Carolina with their parents, and joined the Confederate States of America...

1. Soloman 3Rd SGT. captured at Richmond VA April 3,1865
2. Joseph RELEASED at Appomattox Court April 9 1865
3. Sanford DIED at Camp Rader, Virginia cause unknown
4. Alfred wounded/captured & POW at Point Lookout Maryland
5. Charles DIED pneumonia Raleigh N.C Gen Hosp

they all joined out of Davidson County, North Carolina.

Death

Abbotts Creek Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Wallburg, North Carolina

He passed away in 1863.

Plot: Left Row 17 #8

Shares his stone with his "Father"

Sources

1. ↑ "United States Census, 1860", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MDD1-52T : 30 December 2015), Solomon Pain in entry for Barnabas Pain, 1860.

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Acknowledgment

remembered by Dee Ann Pierce, Tuesday, November 18, 2014.