SANDY  ALEXANDER  DANCY               
MEMORIAL  STONE

Photo by MARY  KAY DANCY  SMITH

Sandy  Alexander  Dancy  was the youngest child of   Isaac and  Mary Lamb Dancy.
Born in Dancyville, he was killed in the Civil War Battle of Perryville, Kentucky.
He is buried in an unmarked, mass grave at the Perryville Battle Field.
The stone, provided by the Veterans Administration, is a memorial to his service.

ON  DECEMBER  22,  2001,  GENE  GRIFFIN,  KENNY  SMITH  AND  MARY  KAY  DANCY   SMITH,  SET  THIS  STONE  IN  THE
DANCYVILLE  UNITED  METHODIST  CHURCH  CEMETERY.

SANDY  ALEXANDER  DANCY  IS  THE   BROTHER OF  THE  GREAT-GRANDFATHER, 
JOHN  HENRY  DANCY,  AND GREAT  UNCLE  OF  THE   PUBLISHERS  OF  THESE  PAGES.

From The Memphis Appeal newspaper:

October 24, 1862
Counties in the Ninth Tennessee Regiment.

The following is a list of those killed and wounded in the 9th regiment of Tennessee volunteers, commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel J. W. Buford, near Perryville, Kentucky, on the 8th of October 1862.
Company A--- Lieutenant A. J. Bucy, Commanding
Killed: Private S. A. Dancy

Research by MARK  KAY  DANCY  SMITH

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