Henry Lewis S. Lollar

Age 24, probably known by Lewis or "Low", he enlisted as a Private in Company C, 4th North Carolina Infantry on 24 February 1862 in Statesville.

He was captured at Boonesboro, MD on 15 September 1862 - the day following the regiment's fight at Fox's Gap on South Mountain.

He was a prisoner at Fort Delaware by about 15 September, paroled and sent to Aiken's Landing, VA for exchange on 2 October, was in a Richmond, VA hospital by 4 October, and declared exchanged on 10 November 1862. He was wounded in the face at Gettysburg, PA on 2 (or 3) July 1863. He was surrendered and paroled at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 April 1865.

By 1870 to at least 1880 he was a carpenter in Shiloh Township, Iredell County, NC, and lived between his father Henry's and his brother Jacob's farms. He was still at Shiloh in 1900, by then a farmer himself, still near family. In 1910 he was living in Arcadia in DeSoto County, FL and working as a house carpenter, then 72 years old. He was farming again in 1920, then in Bryan Township, Boone County, Arkansas.

His service from his Compiled Service Records,1 via fold3 and the Roster.2 Personal details from family genealogists and the US Census of 1870-1920.

He married Martha Mary "Mattie" Bridges (1843-1922) in October 1865 and they had 8 children.

His son Henry Ernest Lollar (1872-1948) lived in Boone County, Indiana after 1900, which may be why H.L.S. Lollar was buried there.

12/1837; Iredell County, NC

1925; burial in Dover Cemetery, Dover, IN