First Lieutenant, Company A, 7th Confederate Cavalry
Researched by Stephen D. Bowling
Born– 1823, May 16 in Dump’s Creek, Russell County, Virginia
Son of- Ephriam N. and Mary “Polly” (Southerland) Kiser
Married– 1842, November 16 to Martha “Mattie” Childress (1826 – 1906) in Russell County, Virginia
1850 Russell County, Virginia Census District 54, house #629-629 Nimrod Kizer 27 Martha Kizer 23 Eliza Kizer 3 Johnston B. Kizer 1 Haney Kizer 1 month
1860 Russell County, Virginia Census House #458-458 Nimrod Kiser 37 Martha Kiser 32 Eliza Kiser 13 Baxter Kiser 11 Harvey Kiser 10 Cowan Kiser 9 Jackson Kiser 5 Abraham Kiser 3 Mary E. Kiser 10 months
Military Service Company A, 7th Confederate Cavalry, Confederate States Army Captain R. H. Hager and Colonel Clay Highest Rank- First Lieutenant His only service records is as a pension witness on T. J. Davis, Senior's application in 1902 for a Virginia Confederate Pension. Stated that he served with J. T. Davis in Company A.

1870 Russell County, Virginia Census Castlewood District, house #251-251 Nimrod Kiser 45 Martha Kiser 44 Eliza Kiser 23 John Kiser 21 Harvey Kiser 19 George Kiser 17 Abraham Kiser 13 Jackson Kiser 15 Mary Kiser 11 Martha Kiser 5
1880 Russell County, Virginia Census Castlewood District, house #99-104 Nimrod Kiser 50 Martha Kiser 41 Martha Kiser 13
1900 Russell County, Virginia Census Castlewood District, house # 41-43 Nimrod Kiser 77 Born March 1823 Martha Kiser 71 10 children, 8 living Martha Kiser 32 Lula Kiser 10 Granddaughter Frank Kiser 7
Died– 1905, May 16 in Dump’s Creek, Russell County, Virginia
Buried– Old Ephriam Kiser Cemetery near Cleveland, Russell County, Virginia
Obituary The Lebanon News Lebanon, Virignia May 26, 1905 DUMPS CREEK. On the 16th the Death Angel came and took our dear old father away from us, Nimrod Kiser, aged 82 years. He was the father of 10 children, 50 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren, nearly all of whom are living. Brother Kiser had a large connection, many friends, acquaintances and neighbors. He was a good husband, loved and honored by all who knew him. The church and neighbors have lost a good friend and neighbor and the wife and children their best friend, but their loss is his eternal gain. The burial services were conducted by Revs. W. V. Self and Lilburn Kiser. Many of us will long remember the solemn occasion and the last sad parting of dear husband, father and friend. May all that were at this solemn occasion meet him in the land where sad partings never come: in the world where cometh no night, where the dear ones shall be gathered home.
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