• You Are bidding on a RARE Leesburg Virginia CONFEDERATE ID'd Photo
• A 2 Pistol Armed Officer Named 1st Lieutenant Henry Heaton
• Heaton was born in 1834 -Served with Company D 43rd Battalion Virginia Cavalry 
• He lived at Woodgrove Mansion In Loudoun County Virginia  
• Lt. Henry Heaton was part of the famed "ROGERS' COMPANY" before the Civil War
• Lt. Henry Heaton also served as an aide on General Jubal Anderson Early's staff. 
• CSA Officer / Soldier CDV Photo 
• LOUDOUN County Virginia
• The Entries from the book shown in the last pictures are not included in this auction.


The Loudon Light Artillery was organized in 1859 as part of the Virginia militia


They entered Confederate service in July, 1861. 


After fighting in the Battle of First Manassas, the Company served with the Army of 


Northern Virginia until after the Maryland Campaign 


In October of 1861 the company was ordered to disband, and 61 men were 


transferred to the Morris Light Artillery .....and 28 men to the Orange Battery. 


Captains Patrick H. Clark and Abram Wimbish were in command.
• CDV Measures about 4" by 2 3/8" 
• Good Condition for Age 
• Corners are Dinged 
• Old Typewritten Location Identification on Bottom and part back as seen here 
• Clearly Identified in pencil on Reverse Top 
• Any Stains As Seen 
• Photo Fairly Clear for age and Handling 
• Photo retouched (by photographer?) For hair and beard as seen  
• Any other condition or other issues as pictured 
• Please see photos for all details & Best Depiction of Condition 
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• No Reserve!
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An Important and Rare Maryland Confederate Civil War Estate Find