Basic Identification
Gender: male
Ethnicity:
Immigration:
Attributed Race: white
Free or Enslaved: free
Birth & Family
Birth Date: 1848/00/00
Birthplace:
Mother: Martha Constance (Cornelia?) Sully(?) Scurry
Father: James Scurry, Sr.
1st Spouse: none
2nd Spouse: male
Age Details
Age: 23
Age Group: adult (20-59)
Life Details
Occupation(s): civil engineer; student at Virginia Military Institute
Last Church:
Military Service:
Last Residence: Lynchburg, Virginia
Last Address:
Death
Death Date: 1871/12/00
Death Note: none
Place of Death: Mobile, Alabama
Cause of Death: unknown
Burial & Undertaking
Burial Date: 1871/12/27
Funeral Home: Diuguid
Diuguid ID Number: D0749804
Indigent?: private interment
Gravesite and Grave Marker Data
Grave Marker or Marker Fragment: none
Section: 203.S
Confirmation Source for Location: family plot
Grave Marker Erector(s): none
Confirmation Source for Interment: Diuguid records
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Obituary and Biographical Detials
Member of Mosby’s Rangers in Civil War: Private, Company E, Mosby’s Regiment Virginia Cavalry
Enlisted 28 July 1864 at Upperville, Virginia, by Col. Mosby [from CMSR Fold3.com]
From letter in VMI archives: “the ladies vied with each other in their attention to him [during his last illness]…an old bishop wrote to his mother and said that in all his long life he had never seen any one better prepared to die.”