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Mt. Olivet, Lebanon Pike, Nashville, TN

Peyton Herbert was born near Carthage in Smith Co., Tennessee. He was in Missouri when the war broke about between the north and south. He wentto Tennessee and volunteered for service. He was soon made a lieutenantin Company B of the thirtieth Tennessee infantry. He was cap tured atFort Donelson, near Nashville, when Gen. Buckner surrendered to Gen.Grant. He was lat er exchanged for a federal soldier. He later servedunder Gen. Bragg in the battles "Above the Clouds" on Lookout Mountain.He also fought in the battles of Missionary Ridge, Chattanoog a and Chickamauga. He was with Gen. John son in the retreat to Atlanta beforeGen. Sherman. H e was placed under the command of Gen. Hood with thesouthern detachment sent back to attacht he rear of Gen. Sherman's army.In this engagement he was wounded in the thigh and lay on th e battlefield all night on a pile of rocks where he couldn't move. He talked somefederal soldiers to move him from the rocks but was left there until thenext a fternoon. His wounds were d ressed by a federal doctor and giventhe news that he wouldn't live more than a week or two . However, he did get better and was taken to Johnson's Island, a federal prison, in Ohiowhere he remained for the rest of the war. After the war he returned toNashville carrying his gu n and sword. The family remembers him coming inon a crutch. He went into the grocery business and later became a mail carrier for all of Nashville east of the Cumberland river, then Edgefieldfor thirteen years. In 1892 he move his family to Cheatham County where he farmed until 1903. Later he returned to Nashville where he was anagent for Green Briar Nursery.

Peyton was member of the Charlotte Avenue Church of Christ. He was also a member of the John L. Nolan Lodge No. 543, I. O. O. F., and a member of Company B of the Frank Cheatham bivouac of the Confederate veterans.

Pension List of Winklers from Tennessee:

Name County Type [W]idow or [S]oldiers
Winkle, Jacob. Greene W4060 Winkle, Mary M.
Winkler, Peyton H. Davidson S7224 30th Inf.
Winkler, Peyton Herbert Davidson W6906 Winkler, Carrie Alice
Winkler, W. B. Davidson W1835 Winkler, Sarah

Herbert Winkler, his son, remembers that his hearse was pull by two white horses.

See: http://web2.airmail.net/hdbtdw/nasmto.htm
for Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Lebanon Pike, Nashville, Tennessee
Confederate Circle Memorial

Recorded on page 585 of DAR book:
Winkler, Peyton Herbert - Co. G, 30th Tennessee Infantry; b. 1838 atSmith Co., Tenn., d . 1917 at Nashville, Tenn. Married to Carrie AliceLassiter on 24 Oct. 1869; she was b. 1851 a t Davidson Co. , Tenn., d.1919 at Cheatham Co., Tenn.
Members: Hazel Irene Lassiter (granddaughter) (51/617)
Dora Anna Winkler Lassiter (daughter), b. 7December 1870 (51/597)
Maudie Lou Winkler (daughter), b. 27 April 1887 atNashville, Tenn., (52 /525)

Peyton Winkler is buried in Lot No. 95 in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery on Lebanon Pike east of Nashville. This is in Section 8 of the cemetery.The funeral home was Cornelius-Martin.

Buried in Lot 94 are the following:
Name Age Burial
Peyton Herbert Winkler 79 12-4--1881
Rosa B. Winkler 8 3-27-1881 Rosella Blanche12/9/1872 - 3/26/1881
Baily P. Winkler 47 4-16-1926 6/10/1879 - 4/14/1926
Viola Gertrude Winkler 6 3-25-1881 Viola 11/29/1874 -3/24/1881
Mattie Seaton Winkler Infant 11-12-1882 4/7/1878 -5/29/1879
Lois Myrtle Winkler daug of HB & Louisa Olds wife of BaileyPeyton
Armond Elliott Winkler 5 4/6/81
Buford S. Winkler Infant 7/5/1918
Mary Virginia Winkler 79 8/28/1965 d. 8/26/1965 last address2402 Conrad Drive
Survivor: Mrs. Lorena Coles, daughter.
Pettus-Owen-Wood Funeral Home


Hazel T. Harris 1902 - 1969
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Son of Ann Settles and Levi C Winkler.
Confederate Military Record:
Private Co G 30th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry. Organized 22 Oct 1861. Fought and Captured 16 Feb 1862 Fort Donelson, Dover, TN, Prisoner of War Camp Butler, Springfield, IL. Commisssioned 2nd Lieut. Fought and Captured 22 Jul 1864 Atlanta, GA. Sent to Louisville, KY. 30 Nov 1864 Prisoner of War in Hospital, Nashville, Davidson, TN. Transferred 7 Dec 1864 to Johnson's Island, Sandusky, OH. Released on Oath 15 Jun 1865.
Married Caroline Alice "Carrie" Lassiter 24 Nov 1869 Davidson, TN. Children: Dora Anna, Rosella Blanche, Viola Gertrude, Armond Elliott, Maggie Seaton, Bailey Peyton, Henry Clifton, Norman Wilmont, Grover Cleveland, Mary Virginia, Maudie Lou, Herbert Ernest and John Earl.

name: Peyton Herbert Winkler
event: Death
event date: 03 Dec 1917
event place: Nashville, Davidson, TN
gender: Male
marital status: Married
race or color: White
age: 79
birth date: 11 Nov 1838
birthplace: Tenn.
father: L. C. Winkler
father's birthplace: Tenn.
mother: Ann Settler
mother's birthplace: Tenn.
occupation: Fruit Agent
street address: 511 31st Av. N. St. Ward 24
cemetery: Mt. Olivet
burial date: 04 Dec 1917
digital folder number: 4183060
volume/page/certificate number: v 11 cn 333

Family links:
Children:
Herbert Ernest Winkler (1889 - 1983)*
Ernest Buford Winkler (1912 - 1983)*

Burial:
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Nashville
Davidson County
Tennessee, USA

Created by: Diane Pemerton Knight
Record added: Nov 12, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 61524067

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Some sources indicated Carrie's name was Kathrine Alice others CarolineAlice rather than Carr ie Alice, however, the Mt. Olivet Cemetery recordsand her marker indicates Carrie Alice. Th e funeral hom e in charge wasCornelius-Martin Co. according to the cemetery records.

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buried in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Davidson Co., TN
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John Earl Sr' Wife was Named Carmon. John Earl Sr, was retired from thePostal Service and h e was the brother to Papa Winkler and Norman, Grover,Bailey and Henry They had a Sister nam ed Maud Lou, She was a pianoteacher.

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Great Aunt Dora Anna insisted that H.E. Sister was named Dora because she was born on her birthdate.

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Went to Fountain Run, Kentucky

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Maude lived in Ashland City, Tennessee

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Elmwood Cemetery, Springfield, TN
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Martin lived in Springfield, Tennessee

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