CIVIL WAR VETERANS

 

Here is the list of Civil War veterans within both sides of my family.  This list in all-inclusive in terms of time served and Union or Confederate. The first section lists everyone by which grandparent's side they are on. See the abbreviation legend below for clarification.  The second section is a list of all military units with which the men served.  If someone served within several units over the duration, he is listed with the one that he spent the most time with.

 

If the name is a link it sends you to their tombstone or other information.

 

This is list is put together with as much certainty as possible.  It is constantly changing as I discover new people, documents, and information.

 

Abbreviations: M – Maternal   P – Paternal

Example:  (M,P) = Mother's father's side.

 

Grandfathers

                       

 

1.     William R. "Pap" Minton – GGG Grandfather (M,P) – 4th Corporal -  16th Batallion, Georgia Cavalry (State Guards) Co. G – Enlisted for six months on July 7, 1863 in Elijay, Georgia. He also shows up as Private - 5th Tennessee Mounted Infantry (US) Co. F – Enlisted on October 22, 1864 in Cleveland, Tennessee.

2.     Marmaduke S. Swann – GGG Grandfather (M,P) - 3rd Sergeant - 18th Georgia Infantry Co. E – Service Record: Enlisted June 11, 1861. Transferred to Company H, December 9, 1861. Wounded at 2nd Manassas, Virginia on August 30, 1862. Appointed 2nd Sergeant in 1864. Absent without leave January 31, 1865. Pension records show he was detailed in machine shops at Atlanta, Georgia, and surrendered at Kingston, Ga. May 12, 1865.

3.     John R. Sanges – GGG Grandfather (M,M) – Private - 7th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry (State Troops) Co. E "Marietta Infantry". Detailed for Government work by General Howell Cobb.

4.     William Hill Andrews – GGG Grandfather (M,M) - 1st Sergeant - 1st Infantry Regiment Georgia Regulars Co. M – Service Record: Enlisted February 20, 1861. Wounded at Yorktown, Virginia April 28, 1862. Appointed 1st Sergeant in 1862. Wounded at Peach Orchard, Virgina June 29, 1862. Surrendered, Greensboro, NC. April 26, 1865.

5.     Jackson Hilliard Randolph – GG Grandfather (P,M) – Corporal - 16th Georgia Volunteer Infantry Co. G – Service Record: Enlisted Private July 22, 1861. Transferred to Co. A, 16th Battn, Ga. Cavalry; to Co. A, 18th Regt. Ga. Cavalry May 2, 1864. Appointed Corporal. Pension records show he was captured at Fisher's Hill, Va. Sept. 22, 1864. Released at Fort Delaware, Del. June 20, 1865.

6.     Wiliam Richardson Hancock – GGG Granfather (P,M) – Private – 11th Georgia Cavalry Co. B – Little is known about this regiment except they were assigned to the Department of South Carolina, Georgia, & Florida.  They were issued Cook & Brother Carbines made in Athens, Georgia upon formation in 1864.

7.     Nathaniel Henry Skinner – GGG Grandfather (P,M) – Private - 27th North Carolina Infantry Co. C - Resided in Lenoir County where he enlisted at age 22, April 17, 1861. Mustered in as Private and was promoted to Musician on May 1, 1862. Reduced to ranks in July-October, 1862. Wounded in the left arm at Wilderness, Virginia, on or about May 5, 1864. Deserted to the enemy on or about October 25, 1864. Released on November 11, 1864, after taking the Oath of Allegiance at City Point, Virginia, October 31, 1864.

8.     Robert McEver – GGG Grandfather (P,P) – Private - 13th Georgia Cavalry – Co. D – Organized late in the war in January of 1865 using the 16th Georgia Cavalry as its nucleus. Robert, however, does not have a record within the 16th.  The 16th was with General John Hunt Morgan as a partisan ranger unit which became the 16th Battallion Georgia Partisan Rangers.  When this depleted unit was strengthed back to full strength, which was when Robert joined, it became the 13th Georgia Cavalry. A small group of the 13th were Jefferson Davis' escort as he attempted his escape though Georgia before being apprehended.

 

Uncles

 

1.     Isaac Marion Sellers – GGG Uncle (M,P) – Private – Smith's Legion then 65th Georgia Infantry Co. H – Service Record: Enlisted on May 12, 1862. Transferred to Co. H, 65th Regt. Ga. Inf., Mar. 1863. Deserted near Dalton, Ga., Apr. 26, 1864.

2.     Robert L. Sellers – GGG Uncle (M,P) – Sergeant - 7th Missouri Cavalry (US) Co. I  - Enlisted on September 9, 1863 in St. Louis, Missouri.  Listed as "in confinement" in Pine Bluff, Arkansas on the November\December 1864 muster roll for attempting to sell horses procured from a search and keep the money for himself. No further record.

3.     John S. Sellers – GGG Uncle (M,P) – Private - 65th Georgia Infantry Co. H – Service Record: Enlisted on August 3, 1863. Deserted May 2, 1864. Rejoined company. In Aringdon, Va., hospital, Nov. 6, 1863 through Feb. 27, 1864. Deserted Apr. 30, 1864. Pension records state that be surrendered under Gen. Wofford at Kingston, Ga. at the close of the war.

4.     Robert R. Grant – GGG Uncle (M,P) - 1st Lieutenant - 36th Georgia Infantry Co. I – Service Record: Enlisted on March 19, 1862 and Elected 1st Lieutenant. Captured near Nashville, Tennessee on December 16, 1864. Released at Johnson's Island, Ohio on June 16, 1865. Tendered his resignation as 1st Lieutenant which was accepted by the Secretary of War on November 23, 1864; cause of resignation was that he was a supernumerary officer.

5.     Andrew Jackson Grant – GGG Uncle (M,P) - 5th Sergeant - 36th Georgia Infantry Co. I – Service Record: Enlisted on March 19, 1862. Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi on July 4, 1863 and paroled there July 9, 1863. Wounded in left arm necessitating amputation at Missionary Ridge, Tennessee on November 25, 1863. Received pay for period from May 1, to December 31, 1863 at Marietta, Georgia on February 23, 1864.

6.     Thomas Jefferson Grant – GGG Uncle (M,P) – Corporal - 36th Georgia Infantry Co. I – Service Record: Enlisted on March 19, 1862. Appointed Corporal. Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi on July 4, 1863 and paroled there July 9, 1863.

7.     Andrew Jackson Blackwell – GGG Uncle (M,P) – Private – Phillip's Legion Co. E - Enlisted March 12, 1863 in Dahlonega, Georgia.  Listed as 'Present' on August 1864 roll.

8.     Jessie Green Blackwell – GGG Uncle (M,P) – 5th Sergeant – Phillip's Legion Co. E – Service Record: Enlisted July 9, 1861.  Captured at Fox's Gap during the Battle of South Mountain, Maryland on September 14, 1862 and exchanged October 2, 1862. Shows as 3rd Corporal on Jan/Feb 1863 roll and as 5th Sgt on Sept/Oct 1863 roll, Shows furloughed home on Mar/Apr 1864 roll dated October 5th, 1864 then absent without leave on later rolls

9.     Hamilton Wiley Blackwell – GGG Uncle (M,P) - 13th Texas Volunteer Infantry Co. D – Enlisted January 13, 1862. Hopitalized for mumps from April 1-8, 1862. Hopitalized for dysentery from March 13-17, 1863. Hopitalized for fever on May 30, 1863. Killed at the Battle of Mansfield on April 8, 1864.

10. James Wesley Blackwell – GGG Uncle (M,P) – Sergeant - 1st Texas Infantry – Enlisted on June 6, 1861. Reported to be a scout for General John B. Hood. Wounded at the Battle of 2nd Mannassas on August 30th, 1862.  Discharged for disability on October 10, 1862. Died in December of 1863.

11.   Joseph Monroe Anderson – GG Uncle (M,P) – Private - 39th Georgia Infantry Co. G – Enlisted on March 4th, 1862. Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi on July 4th, 1863 and paroled on July 8th, 1863. Absent without leave on October 31, 1863.  Pension records show he was "Captured near Dalton, Georgia and tried as a spy but was acquitted on May 15, 1864.  Held as prisoner at Chattanooga, Tennessee until the end of the war."

12.   Washington De Lafayette Andrews – GGG Uncle (M,M) – Private - 1st Georgia Regulars – Enlisted on March 1, 1861.  Mortally wounded at the Battle of Savage Station during the Peninsula Campaign and died the next day.

13.   Elliot M. Andrews – GGG Uncle (M,M) – Private - 9th Georgia Infantry Co. D – Enlisted June 11, 1861. Died of sickness on April 12, 1862 at Chimborazo Hospital, Richmond, Virginia.

14.    Jasper DeKalb Andrews – GGG Uncle (M,M) – Private - 9th Georgia Infantry Co. D – Service Record: Enlisted on June 11, 1861. Wounded at the Battle of Fort Sanders in Knoxville, TN on November 29, 1863 and captured there December 5, 1863 . Transferred from Rock Island, Ill. to Point Lookout, Md. for exchange February 15, 1865.

15.  William C. Avent – GGG Uncle – (M,M) – Private - 45th Georgia Infantry Co. F – Enlisted on March 4, 1862. Died in Richmond, Virginia on July 16, 1861.

16.  John H. Avent – GGG Uncle (M,M) - 3rd Sergeant - 17th Georgia Infantry – Enlisted on August 14, 1861. Appointed 3rd Sergeant in 1861. Died of pneumonia at Richmond, Virginia on December 19, 1861.

17.   William Jones Whitehead – GG Uncle (P,P) - 3rd Sergeant - 44th Georgia Infantry Co. C – Enlisted March 4, 1862 and appointed 3rd Sergeant. Wounded in left let necessitating amputation at the Battle of the Wilderness. Admitted into the Receiving & Wayside Hospital in Richmond, Virginia and reccommended for retirement to Invalid Corps February 20, 1865.

18.   James R. Whitehead – GG Uncle (P,P) – Private - 16th Georgia Cavalry Co. E - The 16th was with General John Hunt Morgan as a partisan ranger unit which became the 16th Battallion Georgia Partisan Rangers.  When this depleted unit was strengthed back to full strength it became the 13th Georgia Cavalry. A small group of the 13th were Jefferson Davis' escort as he attempted his escape though Georgia before being apprehended.

19.   George T. Whitehead – GG Uncle (P,P) – Private - 11th Georgia Cavalry Co. G – Little is known about this 1864 formed regiment's service except that it was assigned to the Department of South Carolina, Georgia, & Florida.  It saw action around Savannah so it apparently resisted the March to the Sea and the Federal march north through the Carolinas.

20.  Cicero Randolph Bowles – GG Uncle (P,P) – Private - 13th Georgia Cavalry Co. E&A - Organized late in the war in January of 1865 using the 16th Georgia Cavalry as its nucleus. Cicero, however, does not have a record within the 16th.  The 16th was with General John Hunt Morgan as a partisan ranger unit which became the 16th Battallion Georgia Partisan Rangers.  When this depleted unit was strengthed back to full strength, which was when Cicero joined, it became the 13th Georgia Cavalry. A small group of the 13th were Jefferson Davis' escort as he attempted his escape though Georgia before being apprehended.

21.  Nuldas LaFayette Bowles – GG Uncle (P,P) – Private – Daniell's Battery Georgia Light Artillery - Daniell's Battery was organized during the fall of 1863. The unit served in the Department of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, and was active in the defense of Savannah. It later disbanded. The company was commanded by Captain Charles Daniell.

22.  William Glenn McDonald – GGG Uncle (P,P) – Private - 1st Georgia State Troops Co. A – No information available on service.

23.    Joseph McEver – GGG Uncle (P,P) – Private - 18th Georgia Infantry Co. A – Enlisted on April 1, 1861. Next listed as absent without leave on Jan 30, 1865.

24.    John T. Randolph – GG Uncle (P,M) – Private - 16th Georgia Infantry Co. G – Enlisted on July 20, 1861. Transferred from General Hospital, Howard's Grove at Richmond, Va. to Camp Lee, Va. On March 2, 1865.

25.   Tandy Key Randolph – GGG Uncle (P,M) – Corporal - 9th Georgia Infantry State Guards Co. C – Enlisted on July 25, 1863 in Jefferson, Georgia for six months service. Detailed for special duty for  60 days by order of General Cobb.

26.     Wood Leroy Oliver Randolph GG Uncle (P,M) - 3rd Corporal – 16th Georgia Infantry Co. G – Enlisted on July 20, 1861. Appointed 3d Corporal on Dec. 18, 1862. Captured at Gettysburg on Pa. July 2, 1863. Paroled at Point Lookout, Md. On Feb. 18, 1865. Moved to Pott's Camp, Mississippi after the war.

27.     Hilliard Judge Randolph – GGG Uncle (P,M) – Corporal – 16th Georgia Infantry Co. G – There is some confusion between this person and Jackson Hilliard Randolph.  Only initials are shown in the official records.

28.      John A. Hancock – GGG Uncle (P,M) - 5th Sergeant - 43rd Georgia Infantry – Died of disease in Atlanta, Georgia on May 10, 1862.

29.     James Whelchel – GGG Uncle (P,M) – Corporal - 34th Georgia Infantry Co. B - Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi July 4, 1863, and paroled there July 8, 1863. Took oath of allegiance to U. S. Government at Atlanta, Georgia September 20, 1864.

30.     Alexander Stephens Whelchel – GGG Uncle (P,M) – Private – Cobb's Legion Co. B – There is not service records for Cobb's Legion.  This was an extremely hard fought unit in many of the most contested locales within the major battles of the Eastern Theater. Alexander enlisted at the age of 17 in 1861 and survived.

31.   Jourdan Whelchel – GGGG Uncle (P,M) – 1st Lieutenant – 4th Georgia Cavalry State Guards – Little information is available on this militia unit.

32.    LaFayette Redman – GGG Uncle (P,M) – Private - 14th Arkansas Infantry & 8th Arkansas Cavalry – Enlisted on September 1, 1861 for one year.  On March 1st, 1863 he enlisted with the 8th Arkansas Cavalry.

33.     William Clay Walker – GGG Uncle (P,M) – Lieutenant Colonel – Thomas' Legion Cavalry – Enlisted and organized on July 18, 1862.  The unit was mosly engaged against bushwhackers and bandits in the federal-leaning regions of western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee.  While at home on furlough during a sickness, William was murdered in his cabin by bushwhackers.

34.                        Nathaniel D. Lee – GGGG Uncle (P,P) – Private – 42nd Georgia Infantry Co. I – Enlisted on March 4, 1862. Detailed to guard prisoners from Knoxville to Madison, Georgia in April, 1862. Captured at Vicksburg on July 4th, 1863. Wounded at Resaca, Georgia on May 15, 1864. Wounded at New Hope Church on Georgia May 25, 1864. Wounded in left leg at Nashville, Tennessee on December 16, 1864. Surrendered at Greensboro, North Carolina on April 26, 1865.

35.                        William Y. Lee – GGGG Uncle (P,P) - 2nd Lieutenant - 25th Batallion, Georgia Infantry (Provost Guards) Co. K

36.                         Reuben Tucker, Jr. - GGGG Uncle (M,M) – Private - 1st Regiment, Georgia Reserves (Fannin's) Co. G – Enlisted on April 28th 1864 in Atlanta, Ga by Captain W.L. Hubbard for the duration of the War. He was age 47, 5'’8" in height, dark complexioned with grey eyes and dark hair.

37.                        Terrell W. Bailey – GGG Uncle (M,P) – Private - 65th Georgia Infantry Co. H – Enlisted with Smith's Legion on May 12, 1862. Transferred to the 65th Georgia in March of  1863. Detailed as wagon master at Loudon, Tennessee on Apr. 27, 1863.  Absent without leave from October 25, 1863 to March 15, 1964. Returned to company and was pardoned. Wounded at the Battle of Atlanta on July 22, 1864. Pension records state that the wound was in the lower right arm. Discharged due to disability.

 

 

Cousins

 

Cousins can be confusing.  A cousin that is 4 times removed would mean for example that he is the son of the GGG Uncle.  A cousin that is 5 times removed would mean that he is the son of the GGGG Uncle.

 

1.                             Hiram Jacob Henderson – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) – Private - 43rd Georgia Infantry Co. G – Enlisted on January 1, 1863. Captured at Vicksburg, exchanged, and paroled. Died at Fair Grounds Hospital #2, at Atlanta, Georgia on January 26, 1864 from pneumonia. Buried in Oakland Cemetery.

2.                 Hugh B. Henderson -  Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) – Private - 43rd Georgia Infantry Co. G – Enlisted on March 10, 1862. On roll dated November 11, 1862,  he shows absent in Knoxville, Tennessee hospital.

3.                             William B. Henderson - Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) - 1st Lieutenant - 7th Florida Infantry Co. B – Resigned commission on March 10, 1863 due to disability. The 7th Florida was a hard fought unit in the Western Theater.  They were in Bate's Division in the Atlanta Campaign and fought it several battles.  William became a leading founder of Tampa, Flordia and today Henderson Boulevard is a main thoroughfare in the town.

4.                             Joseph Hopper – Cousin 6x Removed (M,P) – Private - 52nd Georgia Infantry Co. F – Enlisted on March 4, 1862. Transferred to a private in Company F, 11th Regiment, Georgia Cavalry on May 25, 1864.

5.                             John Angel Hopper – Cousin 6x Removed (M,P) – Captain - 8th Battalion, Georgia Infantry Co. E – Enlisted on October 18, 1861 at Camp Black, Georgia. Died of fever in Yazoo City, Mississippi on June 11, 1863.

6.                             James W. Wofford – Cousin 4x Removed (M,P) - 1st Lieutenant - 40th Georgia Infantry Co. I – Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi July 4, 1863 and paroled there on July 6, 1863. Killed near Kennesaw Mountain, Georgia June 27, 1864.

7.                             Charles Clark Wofford – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) - 2nd Corporal - 10th Batallion Georgia Cavalry Co. A – Enlisted on June 5, 1863 in Pine Log, Georgia for six month service.

8.                 William T. Wofford - Cousin 6x Removed (M,P) – Brigadier General - Saw action in almost all the easter theater campaigns including Chickamauga with Longstreet's corp.  He was in command of many of the men on this list.

9.                 Nathan T. Wofford - Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) - 1st Lieutenant - 18th Georgia Infantry Co. K – Enlisted on June 13, 1861. Wounded at Seven Pines, Virginia  on June 1, 1862. Elected 2nd Lieutenant on June 27, 1862 and 1st Lieutenant on August 29, 1862. Killed at Fredericksburg, Virginia on December 13, 1862.

10.                        James C. Wofford - Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) - 2nd Sergeant - 40th Georgia Infantry Co. I - Enlisted as a private in Company H, 18th Regiment Georgia Infantry on November 4, 1861. Discharged for disability on January 11, 1862. Appointed 2nd Sergeant of Company I, 40th Regiment Georgia Infantry on March 4, 1862. Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi July 4, 1863, and paroled there July 6, 1863. Absent without leave November 16, 1864. Pension records show he left command on sick furlough February 1865. Could not reach command when furlough expired. 

11.                        William Benton Wofford - Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) - Private - 3rd Battalion Georgia Sharpshooters Co. A. - Transferred from 18th Georgia Infantry in 1863. The 3rd Georgia Sharpshooters were formed from the best men of the 18th Georgia. They primarily served as the scouting/skirmishing unit for General William T. Wofford's division.

12.                        William Wofford Rich – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) – Lieutenant Colonel of Cavalry – Phillip's Legion Co. H&B – Engaged in operations in West Virginia early in the war then guarding railroads between Charleston and Savannah.  In 1863 they were attached to JEB Stuart's cavalry within the Army of Northern Virginia.

13.                        Ensley M. Anderson - Cousin 4x Removed (M,P) – Sergeant- Smith's Legion Partisan Rangers – There is a record for an Ensley Anderson in this unit that died for unknown reasons on January 20, 1864.

14.                        Joseph Crawford Anderson - Cousin 4x Removed (M,P) – Family tradition claims this person died while in Confederate service in Savannah on January 8, 1862.

15.                        James W. Anderson - Cousin 4x Removed (M,P) – Family tradition claims he died on July 22, 1864 at the Battle of Atlanta.

16.                        Jediah LaFayette Anderson - Cousin 4x Removed (M,P) – Private - 39th Georgia Infantry – Enlisted May 4, 1862 and died in a hospital in Jackson, Mississippi on July 15, 1863.

17.                         Marion LaFayette Garvin – Cousin 4x Removed (M,P) – Chisulm's 2nd Texas Partisan Rangers.

18.                        John Lindsey Blackwell – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) – Major - 5th Tennessee Cavalry (McKenzie's CSA) – This unit operated on the border of Tennessee and Kentucky until the Chickamauga Campaign in which they were involved. According to a written account from company A of this unit they were involved in every action of General Joe Wheeler's cavalry in the Atlanta Campaign including spearheading the assault at the Battle of Brown's Mill.

19.                         Henry Clay Avent – Cousin 4x Removed (M,M) – Captain - 31st Mississippi Infantry Co. B - Elected 1st Lieutenant February 28, 1862. Four months later on June 25th, 1862 he was promoted to Captain. On April 4, 1863, he resigned his captaincy. Ever afterwards he was known throughout Webster County, MS as "Ole Captain Avent".

20.                        William J. Avent - 2nd Cousin 3x Removed (M,M) – Sergeant - 31st Mississippi Infantry Co. B - Featherston's Brigade during Atlanta Campaign. Battles of New Hope Church, Peachtree Creek, Ezra Church, Jonesboro, Nashville. Son of Captain Avent.

21.                        George Washington Avent – Cousin 4x Removed (M,M) – Private - 22nd Mississippi Co. H – Enlisted on July 21, 1861 in Oxford, Mississippi. Absent on sick leave from March through April, 1862. He was sent back to Holly Springs Hospital in August, 1862. Deserted to Federal Army and appears on their prisoner list of May, 1865.

22.                        John Brabson Shields – Cousin 4x Removed (M,M) - 1st Liuetenant - 59th Tennessee Mounted Infantry Co. I – Enlisted on May 1, 1862 in Morristown, Tennessee. Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi on July 4, 1863 and exchanged. Signs the company's January\February 1865 muster roll as the commanding officer.

23.                        James Frederick Andrews – Cousin 4x Removed (M,M) - 4th Sergeant - 51st Georgia Infantry Co. H – Enlisted on March 4, 1862. Captured at Sharpsburg, Md on September 28, 1862. Wounded in hand at Chancellorsville, Va on May 3, 1863. Present at Spotsylvania, Va on May 12, 1864. Pension records show he surrendered at Appomattox, Va. Apr. 9, 1865.

24.                        Warren S. Andrews – Cousin 4x Removed (M,M) – 1st Corporal - 51st Georgia Infantry Co. H – Enlisted on March 4, 1862. Captured near Knoxville on December 3rd, 1863 and sent to Rock Island Barracks, Illinois where he died of smallpox.

25.                        David Crockett Andrews – Cousin 4x Removed (M,M) – 2nd Lieutenant - 55th Georgia Infantry Co. C – Appointed 4th Sergeant of Co. H, 1st Regiment, 1st Brigade, Ga. State Troops on September 26, 1861. Mustered out on May 5, 1862. Enlisted on May 3, 1862 with the 55th. Captured at Cumberland Gap, Tennessee on Septenmber 9, 1863 and released at Fort Delaware, Delaware on June 12, 1865. Contracted sciatica and kidney disease while in prison.

26.                        William P. Andrews – Cousin 4x Removed (M,M) – Private/Musician - 55th Georgia Infantry Co. C - Enlisted at the age of 17 as a private in Co. H, 1st Regiment, 1st Brigade, Ga, State.Troops on September 26, 1861. Enlisted as a private in Co. G, 55th Regt. Ga. Infantry on June 18, 1862. Appointed Musician on June 23, 1862. Captured at Cumberland Gap, Tenn, Sept. 9, 1863. Released at Camp Douglas, Illinois on June 14, 1865.

27.                        Thomas Hull Andrews – Cousin 4x Removed (M,M) – Private - 55th Georgia Infantry Co. B – Enlisted on June 30, 1864. Listed as a courier for Captain Wirtz and Andersonville Prison. Admitted to Pettigrew General Hospital #13 in Raleigh, North Carolina on March 5th, 1865.

28.                         Henry R. Goolsby – Cousin 5x Removed (M,M) – Private - 33rd Alabama Infantry Co. K –  Enlisted on March 13, 1862.  Detailed as a teamster in June 17, 1863. Appears on a report of captured men in Macon, Georgia in April of 1865. The 33rd lost 422 out of the 500 engaged. Engaged at Stones River and Missionary Ridge. Under Cleburne's command at Ringgold, the Atlanta Campaign, and the Tennessee Campaign.

29.                         Leroy Randolph – Cousin 4x Removed (P,M) – Corporal - 41st Georgia Infantry Co. C - Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi on July 4, 1863  and paroled there July 16, 1863. Wounded at the Battle of Atlanta on July 22, 1864. Died of wounds in Receiving & Distribution Hospital near Atlanta on August 8, 1864.

30.                        Matthew Randolph – Cousin 4x Removed (P,M) – Private - 41st Georgia Infantry Co. C - Admitted to Ocmulgee Hospital at Macon, Ga. with Dyspepsia on December 16, 1864. Returned to duty January 9, 1865. No later record.

31.                        Francis Marion Bradley – Cousin 4x Removed (P,M) – Jr. 2nd Lieutenant - 16th Georgia Infantry Co. B – Enlisted August 13, 1861.  Elected Jr. 2nd Lieutenant on December 7th, 1862.  Died of fever in camp at Fredericksburg, Virginia on January 19, 1863.

32.                        Thomas J. Bradley – Cousin 4x Removed (P,M) – Private - 16th Georgia Infantry Co. B – Enlisted July 17, 1861. Admitted into General Hospital in Farmville, Virginia on July 10, 1862. He returned to duty on September 16, 1862. Killed at the Battle of Gettysburg.  The date is unsure but it was probably on July 2nd at the Peach Orchard.

33.                        Ozias Marion Hancock – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – Private - 13th Tennessee Cavalry (CS) Co. A – Enlisted on August 1, 1862 in Livingston, Tennessee. He was captured at Burksville, Kentucky on 26 August 1863. He was moved to Louisville, Kentucky on September 2, 1863 and again to Camp Chase in Ohio on September 5, 1863. He left Camp Chase on January 14, 1864 and was received at Rock Island, Illinois on January 23, 1864. He was released from Rock Island Prison on May 19, 1865.

34.                        John F. Hancock -  Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – Private - 13th Tennessee Cavalry (CS) Co. A – Enlisted August 1, 1862 in Livingston, Tennessee.

35.                        John A. Morrison - Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – Lieutenant Colonel - 13th Kentucky Cavalry (US) – Enlisted on December 23, 1863 in Labanon, Kentucky.

36.                        James W. Morrison - Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – Private - 13th Kentucky Cavalry (US) Co. C – Enlisted on June 18, 1863 in Adair County, Kentucky.

37.                        Burrell C. Gilreath – Cousin 5x Removed (P.M) - 1st Sergeant - 1st North Carolina Infantry Co. B – Enlisted on May 31, 1861. Died at Fredericksburg, Virginia on December 5th, 1861 from falling off a train.

38.                        George A. Gilreath – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – Captain - 55th North Carolina Infantry Co. B – Enlisted on March 1, 1862. The unit saw limited action until Gettysburg where the all the field & staff were killed or wounded.  George took command as senior Captain and led the regiment during Pickett's Charge where he was killed.

39.                        Leander Gilreath – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) - 1st Lieutenant - 55th North Carolina Infantry Co. B – Enlisted on November 27, 1863 in Wilkes County, North Carolina.

40.                        Noah Gilreath, Jr. - Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) - 4th Sergeant - 55th North Carolina Co. B – Wounded at the Battle of the Wilderness on May 5, 1864.

41.                        William Little Allen – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – Sergeant - 4th North Carolina Infantry Co. A – Enlisted with "The Bloody Fourth" on May 21, 1861. Captured and exchanged on May 13, 1863. Wounded in chest at Battle of Cold Harbor. Captured, paroled, and took oath of allegiance in mid 1865

42.                        Burrell Collier Allen, Jr. - Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) - 18th Texas Infantry – Unknown service. Tradition states he died during the war.

43.                        Jonathan E. Barker – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – Unknown unit. Died in Alton Penitentiary in Alton, Illinois in May of 1862.

44.                        Burrell Alexander Barker – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – Private - 7th Tennessee Infantry Co. F – The 7th participated in nearly every Eastern Theater engagement including Pickett's Charge. Burrell deserted on August 15, 1863 immediatly following Gettysburg.

45.                        Harrison Maddox – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – Private - 24th Georgia Infantry Co. F – Enlisted on August 31, 1861. Roll for August 31, 1864, shows him absent without leave. No later record. Pension records show he was in an Atlanta, Georgia hospital close of war.

46.                        Leander J. Maddox – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) - 2nd Lieutenant - 55th Georgia Infantry Co. D – Enlisted on May 12, 1862. Elected 2nd Lieutenant on July 12, 1862. Captured at Cumberland Gap on Sept. 9, 1863. Released at Camp Douglas on June 12, 1865.

47.                        Harvey Pinson – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – Private - 1st Texas Infantry Co. M – Enlisted May 5, 1862. Captured at Antietam on September 16, 1862. Exchanged at was present at Gettysburg and was later wounded at Chickamauga.

48.                        John Pinson – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – 5th Sergeant - 14th Texas Infantry Co. - Enlisted on May 6th, 1862. Listed as sick in Little Rock for the November – December muster roll. Shown absent without leave for the March -April of 1863 muster roll but returned in May. Captured at the Battle of Fort De Russy, Louisiana on March 12, 1864. Exchanged in July, 1864.

49.                        John D. Pass – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) - 4th Sergeant - 43rd Georgia Infantry Co. F – Enlisted on March 10, 1862. Reduced in ranks to private in 1862. Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi on July 4, 1863 and paroled there July 7, 1863. No later record. 

50.                        Thomas Jefferson Pass – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) - 2nd Corporal – 43rd Georgia Infantry Co. F – Enlisted on March 10, 1862. Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi July 4, 1863 and paroled there on July 1863.  Appointed Corporal. Surrendered at Greensboro, North Carolina on April 26, 1865.

51.                        Moses Ownby – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – Private - 55th Georgia Co. D – Enlisted on May 12, 1862. Left on march to Kentucky on Oct. 14, 1862. Died en route home from hospital on May 8, 1863.

52.                        William T. Ownby – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – Private – 10th Georgia Infantry Co. D – Enlisted on March 1, 1863. Absent without leave on August 11, 1864 through March 30, 1865. No later record. Pension records show he was unable for service and was sent home on sick furlough on September 1, 1864.

53.                        Gaines Calvin Ownby – Cousin 5x Removed (P,M) – Private – Cobb's Legion Co. H 

54.                        Francis Jasper Whitehead – Cousin 4x Removed (P,P) – Captain – 13th Georgia Cavalry Co. E&G - Organized late in the war in January of 1865 using the 16th Georgia Cavalry as its nucleus.

55.                        Charles Thomas Whitehead – Cousin 4x Removed (P,P) - 2nd Lieutenant – 16th Georgia Infantry Co. H - Captured at Burkittsville, Maryland on September 25, 1862. Exchanged at City Point, Virginia on December 4, 1862. Wounded at Chancellorsville, Virginia on May 3, 1863. Transferred to Co. H, 16th Battn. Ga. Cavalry and elected 2d Lieutenant on September 19, 1863; to Co. H, 13th Regiment Ga. Cavalry May 2, 1864. Captured at Fisher's Hill, Virginia on September 22, 1864. Released at Fort Delaware on June 17,1865.

56.                        George W. M. Whitehead – Cousin 4x Removed (P,P) – Corporal – Tiller's Company, Echol's Light Artillery – Enlisted with Tiller's Company, Echol's Light Artillery on March 4, 1862. Detached to Fort Gadsden, Fla in the July-August muster roll. In a hospital in Savannah on December 17, 1864.

57.                        John Calhoun Whitehead – Cousin 4x Removed (P,P) - 1st Lieutenant - 16th Georgia Infantry Co. G – Enlisted on July 20, 1861. Wounded in left leg and captured at Crampton's Gap, Maryland on September 17, 1862. Exchanged. Admitted to General Hospital at Petersburg, Virginia on Dec. 4, 1862. Furloughed for 40 days on Dec. 19, 1862. On wounded furlough from Dec. 19, 1862-Aug. 30, 1863. Elected 1st Lieutenant, Co. K, 18th Regt. Ga. Cavalry on May 2, 1864. Paroled at Athens, Georgia on May 8, 1865.

58.                        Gustavas Hendricks Bowles – Cousin 4x Removed (P,P) – Private - 8th Georgia Infantry Co. C&B – Died on August 18, 1864 from wounds received at the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain.

59.                        John Wesley Bowles – Cousin 4x Removed (P,P) – 3rd Corporal - 8th Batallion, Georgia Infantry Co. B – Enlisted March 5th, 1862. Listed as absent without leave on June 29, 1863 to September 8th, 1863. Wounded at the Battle of Atlanta on July 22, 1864.

60.                        James Spencer McEver – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private 8th Battalion, Georgia Infantry Co. A – This unit was organized in early spring of 1862.  It was attached to S.R. Gist's brigade in the Army of Tennessee and was involved from Chickamauga to Nashville. 

61.                        William McEver Huie – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private - 2nd Georgia Cavalry Co. F – Captured and died at Camp Morton, Indiana in 1863.

62.                        Kinchen Carr Mincey – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private - 65th Georgia Infantry Co. F – Enlisted with Smith's Legion Co. B but transferred to the 65th in March of 1863. Detailed as a Sapper and Miner with the Engineer Corps in August of 1863. Roll dated Aug. 31, 1864, last on file, shows him absent on detached service with a Captain McCally by order of Gen. Buckner.

63.                        John W. Mincey – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private - 65th Georgia Infantry Co. C – Enlisted on June 17, 1862 with Smith's Legion then transferred first to Co. F then to Co. C of the 65th Georgia Infantry. Deserted on September 19, 1863 then rejoined and was arrested on December 15, 1863.  Court martialed and acquitted. Surrendered at Greensboro, North Carolina on May 1, 1865.

64.                        Isaac Nelson Mincey – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private - 65th Georgia Infantry Co. F - Enlisted with Smith's Legion Co. B but transferred to the 65th in March of 1863. In hospital from February 10 - August 30, 1864. Pension records state he died of chronic diarrhea at home on sick furlough on May 31, 1864.

65.                        Nathan Nelson Stepp – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private – Smith's Legion Co. D – Enlisted on May 15, 1862. Died on August 29, 1862 of Measles (Rubeola) and is buried in Dalton, Georgia.

66.                        George C. Stepp – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private - 10th Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry (US)- Enlisted in February of 1864 in Charleston, Tennessee. Detached to guard Nashville & Northwestern RR from June 22,  1864.  In Nashville, Tennessee hospital on December 28th, 1864. George is the brother of Nathan above.

67.                        Aaron N. Stepp – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Wagoner - 10th Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry (US) – Enlisted June 28, 1864 in Charleston, Tennessee. Brother of George and Nathan above.

68.                        J.C. Leonard Gann – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private - 51st Regiment, Alabama Partisan Rangers – Left the command sick on August 26, 1863 and never returned. This unit was organized in August of 1862 and spent much of the first 2 years in Tennessee fighting at Murfreesboro and Shelbyville.  It was them in the Atlanta Campaign with Wheeler's cavalry.

69.                        Edmond Gann – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private - 7th Regiment Georgia Infantry State Guards Co. K "Cobb Repellers"

70.                        Henry G. Gann - Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private - 7th Regiment Georgia Infantry State Guards Co. L "Cobb Chattahoochee Volunteers" – Detailed on the Georgia Railroad on December 3, 1863.

71.                         Simon W. McDonald – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private – 6th/9th Tennessee Infantry Co. H – Enlisted on May 24, 1862. Last shown on April of 1863 roll.  Unit was organized in May 1861. Engaged at Shiloh then and Perryville with heavy losses.  Brigaded under General Maney from Corinth through Nashville. Heavily involved during the Atlanta Campaign including at Cheatham Hill during the Kennesaw Mountain.

72.                        David Lewis McDonald – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private – 8th Regiment, Georgia Infantry (State Guards) Co. H "Stone Mountain Guards"

73.                        Washington Lafayette McDonald – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private - 38th Georgia Infantry Co. I – Enlisted on May 6, 1862. Appointed 6th Sergeant on October 1862. Wounded at Fredericksburg, Virginia on December 18, 1862. Appointed 4th Sergeant in 1864. Captured at Spotsylvania, Virginia on May 12, 1864. Paroled at Fort Delaware in February 1865. Exchanged on March 7, 1865.

74.                        James Madison McDonald – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – 3rd Corporal - 7th Batallion, South Carolina Infantry Co. B – Enlisted November 16, 1861. Admitted to Charleston, SC hospital on October 6, 1863. Admitted to Raleigh, NC hospital on October 1st, 1864 with Typhoid.

75.                        Wyatt Lee – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – 1st Lieutenant - 22nd Georgia Infantry Co. C – Enlisted on August 31, 1861. Appointed 1st Corporal in 1861. Elected Jr. 2nd Lieutenant in 1863. Wounded and captured at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania on July 3, 1863. Elected 1st Lieutenant on November 13, 1863. Released at Fort Delaware, Delaware on June 12, 1865.

76.                        William Jack Lee – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) - 4th Corporal - 22nd Georgia Infantry Co. C – Enlisted on August 31, 1861. Appointed 4th Sergeant in 1863. Wounded at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania on July 3, 1863. Roll for February 28, 1865, last on file, shows him absent without leave since September 10, 1864.

77.                        Monroe Lee – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private - 22nd Georgia Infantry Co. C – Enlisted on May 10, 1862. Surrendered at Appomattox, Virginia on April 9, 1865.

78.                        James Hartwell Lee - Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private - 22nd Georgia Infantry Co. C – Enlisted on February 17, 1864. Roll for February 28, 1865, the last on file, shows him present.

79.                        Washington R. Randolph - Cousin 4x Removed (P,M) – Private - 16th Georgia Infantry Co. B – Enlisted on July 17, 1861. Received commutation of rations from August 13, to August 19, 1861, on September 23, 1861. There is some confusion in the records due to the large amount of Randolphs in the 16th. 

80.                        Francis Marion Whelchel – Cousin 6x Removed (P,M) – Private - 66th Georgia Infantry Co. F – Enlisted on August 16, 1863. Roll for September-December 1863, bears remark "dead." Not shown on subsequent rolls of this company. Other records state he was killed at Peachtree Creek, Georgia, July 20, 1864.

81.                        Aaron Burr Pollard – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) -Private - 1st Alabama Cavalry (US) – Enlisted on October 20, 1864 in Rome, Georgia. Was wounded during the 'Carolina Campaign' on February 20,1864.

82.                        Harvey Calhoun Parks – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) Cobb's Legion Co. C – Enlisted on January 18th, 1863 in Athens, Georgia. Spent much of his time in a Recruiting Camp for unknown reasons.

83.                        David Rivers Parks – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) - Private - Cobb's Legion Co. C – Enlisted on August 15, 1861 and is 'Present' on muster rolls through October, 1864.

84.                        Thomas LaFayette Parks – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) - Private - 52nd Georgia Infantry Co. D – Enlisted on July 10, 1862. Roll for December 31, 1863, last on file, shows him absent without leave from May 1, 1863. Pension records show he left command on 60 day furlough on January 1865. At home on sick furlough close of war.

85.                        William Daniel Parks – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) - Private - 24th Georgia Infantry Co. C – Enlisted on August 21, 1862. In and out of hospitals in Virginia. In Madison, Georgia hospital with smallpox close of war.

86.                        Samuel S. Parks – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) - Private – Cobb's Legion Co. C – Enlisted on September 6, 1962 in Calhoun, Georgia. Captured on June 11, 1864 at the Battle of Trevillian Station, Virginia.  Died at Elmira Prison in 1865.

87.                        Joseph Marion Parks – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) – Private - 43rd Georgia Infatry Co G – Enlisted on May 10, 1862. Captured at Baker's Creek, Mississippi on May 16, 1863. Paroled at Fort Delaware, Delaware July 4, 1863. Received at City Point, Virginia for exchange July 6, 1863. Roll dated February 29, 1864, last on file, shows him "Present, sick."

88.                        James Lewis Tucker – Cousin 5x Removed (M,M) – Private - 37th Alabama Infantry Co. E – Enlisted on April 9, 1862 in Woodville, Alabama. Wounded slightly then captured on July 4, 1863 at Vicksburg, Mississippi. Admitted to Ross Hospital in Mobile, Alabama from October 17-21, 1864.

89.                        Joseph Tucker -  Cousin 5x Removed (M,M) – Private - 37th Alabama Infantry Co. E – Enlisted on April 2nd, 1862 in Chipola, Alabama. Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi with garrison on July 4th, 1863. Killed in action during artillery bombardment during the Battle of Pickett's Mill, Georgia on May 27, 1864.

90.                        William I. Tucker -  Cousin 5x Removed (M,M) – Drummer – 29th Alabama Infantry Co. D – Enlisted on October 4, 1861. Sick in Bibb County, Alabama on the May/June 1863 muster roll. Admitted into Ross Hospital in Mobile, Alabama from September 19-26, 1863.

91.                        Reuben H. Tucker - Cousin 5x Removed (M,M) – Private – 6th Alabama Infantry Co. A & K – Captured at the Battle of Seven Pines on May 31, 1862 and exchanged. Died of disease on April 14, 1864 at Orange Court House, Virginia

92.                        Jonas Daniel – Cousin 5x Removed (M,M) – Corporal - 6th Florida Infantry Co. D – Enlisted March 17th, 1862 in Jackson County, Florida. Was sick in a hospital in Lexington, Kentucky and was left behind when the Confederate army reatreated out of Kentucky. He died on November 1, 1862

93.                         John Daniel – Cousin 5x Removed (M,M) – Private - 1st Florida Infantry – Only record is that he deserted on March 30, 1865. I believe he joined an Alabama unit but research is not conclusive.

94.                         James L. Stewart - Cousin 5x Remo ved (M,M) – Private - 28th Regiment, Louisiana Infantry Co. H – Only record shows him surrendered in New Orleans at the end of the war.

95.                        James A. Tucker – Cousin 5x Removed (M,M) – Private - 39th Alabama Infantry Co. B – Enlisted on May 5, 1862 in Opelika, Alabama. The regiment saw action from Perryville, through Atlanta, to Bentonville. 

96.                         Joel L. Laird – Cousin 5x Removed (M,M) – Private - 8th Arkansas Infantry Co. F – Enlisted on September 23, 1861 in Pocahontas, Arkansas. Wounded at the Battle of Murfreesboro on December 31, 1862. Died of wounds in Foard Hospital in Ringgold, Georgia.

97.                        M. D. S. Laird – Cousin 5x Removed (M,M) – Private - 8th Arkansas Infantry Co. F – Enlisted on September 20, 1861 in Pocahontas, Arkansas. Shown as present on all rolls until he deserted near Chickamauga on August 15, 1863.

98.                        Elihu R. Owings - Cousin 5x Removed (M,M) – Private - 5th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry (US) Co. K – Enlisted on February 25, 1862 in Barboursville, Tennessee. He joined the 4th Regiment, Tennessee Mounted Infantry in April of 1864 as a 1st Liuetenant and Quartermaster and was honorably discharged on August of 1865.

99.                        Albert M. Owings – Cousin 5x Removed (M,M) – Private - 8th Tennessee Cavalry Co. I – Enlisted on July 1, 1863 in Camp Nelson, Kentucky. He is shown as present through all muster rolls throuh mid 1865.

100.                   Isaac Webster Rackley – Cousin 4x Removed (M,M) – Private - 8th Battalion, Georgia Infantry Co. F&C – Service records are missing.  Wounded at the Battle of Franklin on November 30, 1864 in General S.R. Gist's brigade.

101.                   William Isaac Stone – Cousin 4x Removed (M,M) – Private - 5th Tennessee Mounted Infantry (US) Co. B – Enlisted on September 28, 1864 in Cleveland, Tennessee.  In hospital sick in Cleveland, Tennessee on March\April of 1865 roll.

102.                   Miles Van Buren Burns – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) – Private - 46th Alabama Infantry Co. A – Enlisted on February 28, 1862 in Montgomery. Captured at Vicksburg on July 4, 1863. No further record.

103.                   William Asbury Burns – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) – Private - 59th Alabama Infantry Co. C – Enlisted on January 1, 1863 in Coosa, Alabama. Killed during the Siege of Petersburg in March of 1865.

104.                   Samuel Burns – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) – 2nd Corporal - 59th Alabama Infantry Co. H – Enlisted on March 24, 1862 in Graysville, Alabama.  Only records show him in Howard's Grove hospital in Richmond, Virginia in 1864.

105.                   Nathan Gaines Bowles – Cousin 4x Removed ( P, M) – Private – 1st Georgia State Guards Co. B – Mustered in at Calhoun, Georgia on January 6, 1864.

106.                   James Harvey Mincey – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Corporal – 11th Georgia Cavalry Co. E – Enlisted on May 4, 1864 in Mossy Creek, Georgia. Also on file in the 30th Georgia Cavalry (Lumpkin Guards).  In General Hospital #11 in Charlotte, North Carolina with the Measles. Last record shows parole for surrender.

107.                   Joseph Marion Mincey – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private – 9th Mississippi Infantry Co. A – Enlisted on January 28, 1861 in Corinth, Mississippi. Wounded at the Battle of Chickamauga on September 20, 1863.

108.                   James Wilson Church – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) – Private – 52nd North Carolina Infantry Co. F – Enlisted on March 14, 1862 in Wilkesboro.  Captured apparently in Falling Waters, Maryland.  Paroled in 1864 and rejoined the regiment.  Captured again on April 2, 1865 during the Third Battle of Petersburg in which the city fell. Released from Point Lookout on June 24, 1865.

109.                   John Allen Church – Cousin 5x Removed (M,P) – Private – 52nd North Carolina Infantry Co. F – Enlisted on March 14, 1862 in Wilkesboro. Present until captured near Deep Bottom, Virginia with the following note: “Captured scouting with Lt. ______ on 16 August, 1864.“ This was during the Second Battle of Deep Bottom.  Paroled from Point Lookout on March 14, 1865.

110.                   James E. Harper – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private – 11th Georgia Infantry Co. D – Enlisted on March 4, 1862 in Elijay, Georgia. Listed as absent without leave on October 31, 1863 and classified as a deserter after not returning from 40 day furlough.

111.                   Jesse F. Harper – Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private – 11th Georgia Infantry Co. D - Enlisted on March 4, 1862 in Elijay, Georgia. Sent to hospital in Huguenot Springs, Virginia for “Paralysis“. Discharged on September 26, 1862.

112.                   Lindsey Harper - Cousin 5x Removed (P,P) – Private – 65th Georgia Infantry Co. H – Enlisted on May 12, 1862 in Elijay, Georgia. Detailed as a teamster in Loudon, Tennessee on April 27, 1863.  

 

 

 

 

 

CIVIL WAR VETERANS BY UNIT

 

 

This list is to display the units of which family members belonged.  Use the key following the name to see details from the list above. Clicking on the unit name will open a history page on the unit and to see the full roster of the unit (if available) click on the corresponding link.

 

 

         

Legend:

                   GF – Granfather

                   U – Uncle

                   C – Cousin         

 

                   KIA – Killed in battle or from direct wounds.

                   W – Service ended due to wounds.

                   DoD – Died of disease.

                   D – Died for unknown reasons.

 

          Theaters for Infantry

                   ET – Eastern Theater

                   WT – Western Theater

                   TMT – Trans-Mississippi Theater

                   CD – Confederate Coastal Defense

                   SM – State Militia

 

 

 

INFANTRY

 

       GEORGIA

 

Cobb's Legion (ET)

1.     Pvt. Alexander Stephens Whelchel (U#30) Co. B

2.     Pvt. Gaines Calvin Ownby (C#53) Co. H

3.     Pvt. Harvey Calhoun Parks (C#82) Co. C

4.     Pvt. David Rivers Parks (C#83) Co. C

 

Phillip's Legion (ET)

1.     Pvt. Andrew Jackson Blackwell (U#7) Co. E

2.     5th Sgt. Jesse Green Blackwell (U#8) Co. E

 

Smith's Legion (WT as 65th Ga.)

1.     Pvt. Ensley M. Anderson (C#13) (Died)

2.     Pvt. Nathan Nelson Stepp (C#65) Co. D (DoD)

 

1st Georgia State Guards (SM)

3.     Pvt. Nathaniel Gaines Bowles (C#105) Co. B

 

1st Georgia State Troops (SM)

1.     Pvt. William Glenn McDonald (U#22) Co. A

2.     Pvt. Nathan Gaines Bowles (C#105) Co. B

 

1st Infantry Regiment, Georgia Regulars (ET&CD)

Full Unit Roster

1.     1st Sgt. William Hill Andrews (GF#4) Co. M

2.     Pvt. Washington DeLafayette Andrews (U#12) Co. M (KIA)

 

1st Infantry Regiment, Georgia Reserves (SM)

1. Pvt. Reuben Tucker (U#36) Co. G

 

3rd Batallion, Georgia Sharpshooters (ET)

3.     Pvt. William Benton Wofford (C#11) Co. A

 

7th Regiment, Georgia Volunteer Infantry (State Guards) (SM)

4.     Pvt. John R. Sanges (GF#3) Co. E

5.     Pvt. Edmond Gann (C#70) Co. K

6.     Pvt. Henry G. Gann (C#71) Co. K

 

8th Batallion, Georgia Infantry (WT)

1.     Capt. John A. Hopper (C#5) Co. E (DoD)

2.     Pvt. James Spencer McEver (C#60) Co. A

3.      Pvt. John Wesley Bowles (C#59) Co. B  (W)

4.      Pvt. Gustavus Hendricks Bowles (C#58) Co. B&C (KIA)

5.      Pvt. Isaac Webster Rackley (C#100) Co. F&C (W)

 

8th Regiment, Georgia Volunteer Infantry (State Guards) (SM)

6.     Pvt. Davis Lewis McDonald (C#72) Co. H

 

9th Georgia Infantry (ET)

1.     Pvt. Eliot M. Andrews (U#13) Co. D (DoD)

2.     Pvt. Jasper DeKalb Andrews (U#14) Co. D (W)

 

9th Georgia Infatry State Guards (SM)

3.     Cpl. Tandy Key Randolph (U#25) Co. C

 

10th Georgia Infantry (ET)

4.     Pvt. William T. Ownby (C#52) Co. D

 

11th Georgia Infantry (ET)

1.     Pvt. Jesse F. Harper (C#111) Co. D

2.     Pvt. James E. Harper (C#110) Co. D

 

 

16th Georgia Infantry (ET)

3.     Cpl. Jackson Hilliard Randolph (GF#5) Co. G

4.     Pvt. John T. Randolph (U#24) Co. G

5.     3rd Cpl. Wood Leroy Oliver Randolph (U#26) Co. G

6.     Cpl. Hilliard Judge Randolph (U#27) Co. G

7.     Jr. 2nd Lieut. Francis Marion Bradley (C#31) Co. B (DoD)

8.     Pvt. Thomas J. Bradley (C#32) Co. B (KIA)

9.     2nd Lieut. Charles Thomas Whitehead (C#55) Co. H

10.            1st Lieut. John Calhoun Whitehead (C#57) Co. G

11.             Pvt. Washington R. Randolph (C#79) Co. B (D?)

 

 

17th Georgia Infantry (ET)

12.            Pvt. John H. Avent (U#16) Co. B (DoD)

 

18th Georgia Infantry (ET)

1.     3rd Sgt. Marmaduke S. Swann (GF#2) Co. E

2.     Pvt. Joseph McEver (U#23) Co. A

3.     1st Lieut. Nathaniel T. Wofford (C#9) Co. K (KIA)

4.     Pvt. William Benton Wofford (C#11) Co. H

 

22nd Georgia Infantry (ET)

1.     1st Lieut. Wyatt Lee (C#75) Co. C (W)

2.     4th Corp. William Jack Lee (C#76) Co.C

3.     Pvt. Monroe Lee (C#77) Co. C

4.     Pvt. James Hartwell Lee (C#78) Co. C

 

24th Georgia Infantry (ET)

5.     Pvt. Harrison Maddox (C#45) Co. F (W)

6.     Pvt. William Daniel Parks (C#85)

 

25th Batallion, Georgia Infantry (Provost Guard) (SM)

1.     2nd Lieut. William Y. Lee (U#35) Co. K

 

34th Georgia Infantry (WT)

7.     Cpl. James Whelchel (U#29) Co. B

 

36th Georgia Infantry (WT)

8.     1st Liet. Robert R. Grant (U#4) Co. I

9.     5th Sgt. Andrew Jackson Grant (U#5) Co. I (W)

10.            Cpl. Thomas Jefferson Grant (U#6) Co. I

 

38th Georgia Infantry (ET)

11.            Pvt. Washington LaFayette McDonald (C#73) Co. I

 

39th Georgia Infantry (WT)

12.            Pvt. Joseph Monroe Anderson (U#11) Co. G

13.            Pvt. Jediah LaFayette Anderson (C#16) Co. G (DoD?)

 

41st Georgia Infantry (WT)

14.            Cpl. Leroy Randolph (C#29) Co. C (KIA)

15.            Pvt. Matthew Randolph (C#30) Co. C

 

42nd Georgia Infantry (WT)

1.     Pvt. Nathaniel D. Lee (U#34) Co. I

 

43rd Georgia Infantry (WT)

16.            5th Sgt. John A. Hancock (U#28) Co. F (DoD)

17.            Pvt. Hiram Jacob Henderson (C#1) Co. G (DoD)

18.            Pvt. Hugh B. Henderson (C#2) Co. G

19.            4th Sgt. John D. Pass (C#49) Co. F

20.            2nd Cpl. Thomas Jefferson Pass (C#50) Co. F

21.             Pvt. Joseph Marion Parks (C#87) Co. G

 

44th Georgia Infantry (ET)

22.            Pvt. William Jones Whitehead (U#17) Co. C (W)

 

45th Georgia Infantry (ET)

23.            Pvt. William C. Avent (U#15) Co. F (DoD)

 

51st Georgia Infantry (ET)

24.            4th Sgt. James Frederick Andrews (C#23) Co. H

25.            1st Cpl. Warren S. Andrews (C#24) Co. H (DoD)

 

52nd Georgia Infantry (WT)

26.            Pvt. Joseph Hopper (C#4) Co. F

 

55th Georgia Infantry (WT)

1.      2nd Liet. David Crockett Andrews (C#25) Co. C (DoD)

2.     Pvt./Mus. William P. Andrews (C#26) Co. C

3.     Pvt. Thomas Hull Andrews (C#27) Co. C

4.      2nd Lieut. Leander Maddox (C#46) Co. D

5.     Pvt. Moses Ownby (C#51) Co. D (DoD?)

 

65th Georgia Infantry (WT)

1.     Pvt. John S. Sellers (U#3) Co. H

2.     Pvt. Isaac Marion Sellers (U#1)

3.     Pvt. Kinchen Carr Mincey (C#62) Co. F

4.     Pvt. John W. Mincey (C#63) Co. C

5.     Pvt. Isaac Nelson Mincey (C#64) Co. F (DoD)

6.     Pvt. Terrell W. Bailey (U#3) Co. H (W)

7.     Pvt. Lindsey Harper (C#112) Co. H

 

66th Georgia Infantry (WT)

1.     Pvt. Francis Marion Whelchel (C#80) Co. F (KIA)

 

 

General William Tatum Wofford (C#8) (ET)

 

OTHER STATES

 

1st Florida Infantry (CD)

1.     Pvt. John Daniel (C#93)

 

1st Texas Infantry

1.     Sgt. James Wesley Blackwell (U#10) (W, D)

2.     Pvt. Harvey Pinson (C#47) Co. M (W)

 

1st North Carolina Infantry

3.     1st Sgt. Burrell C. Gilreath (C#37) Co. B (D, Fell off Train)

 

4th North Carolina Infantry

4.     Sgt. William Little Allen (C#41) Co. A (W)

 

5th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry (US)

1.     Pvt. Elihu R. Owings

 

6th Alabama Infantry

1.     Pvt. Reuben H. Tucker (DoD)

 

6th Florida Infantry

1.      Cpl. Jonas Daniel (DoD)

 

6th&9th Tennessee Infantry

5.      Pvt. Simon W. McDonald (C#71)

 

7th Batallion, South Carolina Infantry

6.     Pvt. James Madison McDonald (C#74) Co. B

 

7th Florida Infantry

7.     1st Lieut. William Benton Henderson (C#3) Co. B

 

7th Tennessee Infantry

8.     Pvt. Burrell Alexander Barker (C#44) Co. F

 

8th Arkansas Infantry

1.     Pvt. Joel L. Laird (C#96) Co. F (KIA)

 

13th Texas Infantry

9.     Pvt. Hamilton Wiley Blackwell (U#9) Co. D (KIA)

 

14th Arkansas Infantry

10.            Pvt. LaFayette Redmon (U#32)

 

14th Texas Infantry

11.            Sgt. John Pinson (C#48)

 

18th Texas Infantry (TMT)

12.            Burrell Collier Allen, Jr (C#42) (D)

 

22nd Mississippi Infantry (WT)

13.            Pvt. George Washington Avent (C#21) Co. H

 

27th North Carolina Infantry (ET)

14.            Pvt. Nathaniel Henry Skinner (GF#7) Co. C (W)

 

28th Louisiana Infantry (TMT)

          1. James L. Stewart (C#94) Co. H

 

29th Alabama Infantry (WT)

1.    Musc. Wiliam I. Tucker (C#90) Co. D

 

31st Mississippi Infantry (WT)

15.            Capt. Henry Clay Avent (C#19) Co. B

16.            Sgt. William J. Avent (C#20) Co. B

 

33rd Alabama Infantry (WT)

17.            Pvt. Henry R. Goolsby (C#28) Co. K

 

37th Alabama Infantry (WT)

1.     Pvt. James Lewis Tucker (C#88) Co. E

2.     Pvt. Joseph Tucker (C#89) Co. E (KIA)

 

39th Alabama Infantry (WT)

1.     Pvt. James. A Tucker (C#95)

 

46th Alabama Infantry (WT)

1.     Pvt. Miles Van Buren Burns (C#102) Co. A

 

52nd North Carolina Infantry (ET)

1.     Pvt. James W. Church (C#108) Co. F (C)

2.     Pvt. John Allen Church (C#109) Co. F (C)

 

55th North Carolina Infatry (ET)

18.  Capt. George A. Gilreath (C#38) Co. B (KIA)

19.  1st Lieut. Leander Gilreath (C#39) Co. B

20.            4th Sgt. Noah Gilreath, Jr. (C#40) Co. B (D)

 

59th Alabama Infantry (ET)

1.    Pvt. William Asbury Burns (C#103) Co. C (KIA)

2.    2nd Cpl. Samuel Burns (C#104) Co. H

 

 

CAVALRY

 

GEORGIA

 

Phillip's Legion Cavalry

1.     Lieut. Col. William Wofford Rich (C#12) Co. B&H

 

Smith's Legion Partisan Rangers

2.     Sgt. Ensley M. Anderson (C#13) (KIA?)

 

Thomas' Legion Cavalry

1.     Liet. Col. William Clay Walker (U#31) (Murdered)

 

2nd Georgia Cavalry

2.     Pvt. William McEver Huie (C#61) Co. F (DoD)

 

4th Georgia Cavalry State Guards

1.     1st Lieut. Jourdan Whelchel (U#31)

 

10th Batallion, Georgia Cavalry

2.     2nd Cpl. Charles Clark Wofford (C#7) Co. A

 

11th Georgia Cavalry

1.     Pvt. William Richardson Hancock (GF#6) Co. B

2.     Pvt. George T. Whitehead (U#19) Co. G

3.     Pvt. James Harvey Mincey (C#106) Co. E

 

13th Georgia Cavalry

4.     Pvt. Robert McEver (GF#8) Co. D

5.     Pvt. Cicero Randolph Bowles (U#20) Co. A&E

6.     Capt. Francis Jasper Whitehead (C#54) Co. E&G

 

16th Batallion, Georgia Cavalry (State Guards)

1.     Cpl. William Riley Minton (GF#1) Co. G

 

16th Georgia Cavalry

1.     Pvt. James R. Whitehead (U#18) Co. E

 

OTHER STATES

 

1st Alabama Cavalry (US)

1.     Aaron Burr Pollard (C#81) Co. A

 

2nd Texas Partisan Rangers (Chisulm's)

1.     Pvt. Marion LaFayette Garvin (C#17)

 

5th Tennessee Cavalry (McKenzie's)

2.     Major John Lindsey Blackwell (C#18)

 

5th Tennessee, Mounted Infantry (US)

          1. Pvt. William Ike Stone (C#101) Co. B

 

8th Tennessee Cavalry (US)

1.     Pvt. Albert M. Owings (C#99)

 

7th Missouri Cavalry (US)

2.     Sgt. Robert L. Sellers (U#2) Co. B

 

9th Mississippi Infantry (WT)

3.     Pvt. Joseph Marion Mincey (C#107) Co. A (W)

 

10th Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry (US)

3.     Pvt. George C. Stepp (C#66)

4.     Wgn. Aaron N. Stepp (C#67)

 

13th Kentucky Cavalry (US)

5.     Lieut. Col. John A. Morrison (C#35)

6.     Pvt. James W. Morrison (C#36) Co. C

 

13th Tennessee Cavalry (CS)

7.     Pvt. Ozias Marion Hancock (C#33) Co. A

8.     Pvt. John F. Hancock (C#34) Co. A

 

51st Regiment, Alabama Partisan Rangers

9.     Pvt. J.C. Leonard Gann (C#68)

 

59th Tennessee Mounted Infantry

10.            1st Liet. John Brabson Shields (C#22) Co. I

 

 

ARTILLERY

 

Daniell's Battery, Georgia Light Artillery

1.     Nuldas LaFayette Bowles (U#21)

 

Tiller's Company, Echol's Light Artillery

2.     George W. M. Whitehead (C#56)

 

 

SOLDIER DATA

 

 


 


 

CASUALTIES

 

          TOTAL SOLDIERS:                       149

                   TOTAL KIA:                          11

                   TOTAL WOUNDED:             12

                   TOTAL DIED OF DISEASE:         17

                   TOTAL OTHER DEATHS:  2   

                   TOTAL CASUALTIES:     42   =  28.1%

 

          BREAKDOWN OF CASUALTIES