I do have documentation for Archy Moses from Montgomery County, Virginia 
having been captured in Georgia.  He was then sent to prison camp in 
Indianapolis after his capture:

>  Archibald W. Moses Enlisted in company K. May 3, 1862 at Salem, Va. 
> He was a resident of Montgomery Co. He is buried in the Jennelle 
> Cemetery . It is located on RT 643 near Yellow Sulphur Springs, Va.He 
> was a farmer about 26 years old when he enlisted.Archy was captured 
> June 19, 1864 on Lost Mountain, Ga. and sent via Nashville to Camp 
> Morton in Indianapolis, Indiana.Released on oath on 6/22/65dark 
> complextion, black hair and eyes, 5'7 3/4" Died at Cambria, Va. on 
> 7/30/1922.



David Kiracofe wrote:

>Hello Va-Hist Listers:
>
>A student asked me this question and a quick scan of my little Civil War library did not turn up an easy answer.   Did Virginia forces fight anywhere outside of the Old Dominion during the Civil War?  I'm not referring to the forces that invaded Maryland and Pennsylvania or served in the Confederate navy, but rather to whether or not men were sent out to the west or to the deep south.  Our class was discussing soldier motivations and it was noted that Virginians were highly engaged because they were encountering the enemy on their own soil -- hence th question: would they (did they?) fight show the same engagement outside of their home state.
>
>Thanks,
>
>David Kiracofe
>
>David Kiracofe
>History
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