These pages are a memorial to the 12 DeBardeleben and DeBardelaben men who served in the army of the Confederate States of America during the Civil War

Without firsthand knowledge of each of their circumstances, we can only speculate why they did certain things during the war.  For example, Richard DeBardeleben (of South Carolina) went to Alabama to join his cousin's regiment rather than one in his home state.  Who took care of his plantation while he was gone?

Arthur Markley DeBardeleben was wounded and captured twice (Seven Pines and Gettysburg).  Each time, he was released by the Union forces and rejoined his unit after recovering from his wounds.

Select the links at left to learn more about each of these men.