following year, Martha Archer and Anna Barnes Archer survived the American Civil War. Neither was the mother of C.S.A. Lt. William Segar Archer Jr. (1843-1930) (who was actually the son of Chesterfield County merchant Peter Jefferson Archer and his wife Martha Michaux), who enlisted as a private in April 1861 and won promotions to ordinance sergeant and then lieutenant of the 48th Virginia Infantry before being captured at Winchester in September 1864 and ending his war in a federal prison in Delaware (and became a merchant in Richmond afterward). Elections 1823; Archer was re-elected unopposed. 1825; Archer was re-elected unopposed. 1827; Archer was re-elected unopposed. 1829; Archer was re-elected unopposed. 1831; Archer was re-elected unopposed. 1833; Archer was re-elected unopposed. References External links 1789 births 1855 deaths People from Amelia County, Virginia American people of English descent Democratic-Republican Party members of the United States House of Representatives from Virginia Jacksonian members of the United States House of Representatives from Virginia Whig Party United States senators from Virginia Virginia Whigs Chairmen of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Members of the Virginia House of Delegates Virginia lawyers College of William & Mary alumni