Gettysburg Dead (CSA): Gettysburg Dead

~A Labor of Love~

What This Is: I've spent the past 4 years compiling a list of those who were killed at the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg or later died from their wounds. I tried to be as thorough as possible regarding if a man died or was merely wounded and recovered, but in some cases information was so scant that a definite conclusion cannot be formed.

Disclaimer: While reading this list, you may encounter (1) human error, as I researched as thoroughly as possible but still likely found wrong information, (2) old records, which were often riddled with errors, and (3) lack of documentation. I fully accept that there will be mistakes, as this size and depth of project is far from perfect.

Sources:"Also For Glory Muster" by Don Ernsberger; "Gettysburg's Confederate Dead - An Honor Roll From America's Greatest Battle" by Robert K. Krick & Chris L. Ferguson; "The Gettysburg Death Roster" by Robert K. Krick; "These Honored Dead - The Union Casualties at Gettysburg" by John W. Busey; "Roster of North Carolina in the War Between the States", various online rosters, and countless hours of research.

This is the listing for Confederate Gettysburg Dead

For Federal Dead: http://gettysburgdead-federal.blogspot.com

~ALABAMA~
Records for this state are incomplete due to deficient rosters

3^RD ALABAMA INFANTRY
Records for this regiment are incomplete

BECKHAM, Sgt. W. A., d. 09 Jul 1863 – Co. G

CAFFEY, Pvt. Hooper Patrick, b. 26 Mar 1837, d. 13 Sep 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, occupation farmer, married to Mariah Elizabeth Rast with children Daniel Rast “Rush” (born 1860) and Hooper (born 1864 and died 1865), son of Hugh Patrick and Jane Caroline (Dunklin) Caffey, buried either at Evergreen Cemetery, Gettysburg, PA, or at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled Caffee – Co. H

CARROLL, Pvt. Robert A., b. 1844, d. 17/18 Feb 1864, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY

DRAKEFORD, Cpl. William H., b. unknown, d. Jul 1863 (“presumed dead”), enlisted 27 Apr 1861, listed as clerk in 1860 census, parents unknown (there is a William H. Drakeford born abt. 1835 in Macon Co., son of John and Maria (Stanway) Drakeford, but also a William H. Drakeford in the 1850 Macon Co. census who is the son of John and Sarah A.), burial unknown – Co. C

ELLIS, Pvt. Alexander, b. abt. 1836, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 27 Apr 1861 – Co. C

JONES, Cpl. Floyd K., d. 01 Jul 1863 – Co. I

LOWE, Sgt. Samuel P., d. 07/19 (or 29) Jul 1863 (“of wounds and typhoid fever”), enlisted 26 Apr 1861 – Co. F

LYNCH, Pvt. John S., b. abt. 1844, d. 01 Aug 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA (stone says “Ainch”) – Co. I

MCLAIN, Pvt. Daniel K., b. abt. 1831, d. 01 Jul 1863, possibly listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Sarah A./Tabora Stubbs, son of Duncan and Mary (?) McLain, surname also spelled McLane and McLean – Co. K

OLIVER, Pvt. Caleb B./R., d. 04/16 Aug 1863 – Co. L

PENN, Pvt. Henry Clay, d. 25 Jul/15 Sep 1863, enlisted 16 Sep 1862 – Co. C

RODGERS, Pvt. John A./J., b. abt. 1840, d. 07/12 Jul 1863, occupation physician, described as being 6’ tall, with blue eyes and auburn hair, parents unknown (in the 1840 Tallapoosa, AL census there is a John A. Rodgers born abt. 1840, son of William and Mariah (?) Rodgers), surname also spelled Rogers – Co. I

SHEFFIELD, 1^ST Sgt. Robert Paul, b. 27 Jan 1841, d. 01/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Apr 1861, occupation clerk and/or attorney, son of Frederick A. and Margaret A. (Longfield) Sheffield – Co. B

WILLIAMSON, Pvt. Elisha, d. 03 Jul 1863 – Co. G

4^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY

Records for this regiment are incomplete

COCKE, Pvt. James H./Madison, b. 1842, d. 02 Jul 1863 “while carrying the colors”, enlisted 24 Apr 1861, occupation student, possibly the son of Woodson St. George and Mary Elizabeth Burton (Binion) Cocke – Co. G

COLEMAN, Pvt. William T., b. abt. 1831, d. 03 Jul 1863 (“believed to have been killed”), enlisted 31 Aug 1861, occupation farmer – Co. E

DARWIN, 1^ST Sgt. John Taylor/Tyler, b. 1842, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, occupation farmer, son of George Washington and Susanah/Susannah C. (True) Darwin – Co. I

DUFF, Pvt. James S., b. 1833, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 02 May 1861, occupation mechanic – Co. F

FRANKS, Pvt. Rufus B./D. “Rube”, b. abt. 1842/43, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, occupation student, son of Britton/Britian and Mary W. (?) Franks, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. I

GARNER, Pvt. Caleb, b. unknown, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, parents unknown, burial unknown – Co. E

HARWELL, 2^ND Lt. William S., b. bet. 1840-42, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 27 Apr 1861, occupation farmer – Co. K

HUNTER, Pvt. Hope T., b. 19 Sep 1842, d. 03/08 Jul 1863, enlisted 28 Apr 1861, occupation student, son of Dr. James Wesley and Julia Elizabeth (Tigner) Hunter, buried at Tuskegee City Cemetery, Tuskegee, AL – Co. B

LANIER, Pvt. Thomas H., b. abt. 1834, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, occupation farmer – Co. F

LEFTWICH, Cpt. William W., b. 1840, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, occupation druggist, son of Jabez and (?) Leftwich, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. F

LONG, Pvt. William B./C., d. 13 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 Apr 1861, occupation farmer, parents unknown, burial unknown – Co. E

MANNING, Pvt. Samuel H., d. 02/22 Jul 1863, enlisted 01 Dec 1862, occupation farmer – Co. K

MARSHALL, Pvt. William G., b. abt. 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Apr 1861, occupation student – Co. C

MOSELEY, 3^RD Sgt. John Winn, b. 02 Aug 1832, d. 04/05 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Apr 1861, occupation merchant, son of Charles and Jane (Walker) Moseley – Co. G

MURPHY, Pvt. Joseph, b. abt. 1840, d. 07 Jul 1863, enlisted 21 Apr 1861, occupation printer, parents unknown– Co. H

RITCHIE, Pvt. John Robert “Robert”, b. 28 Feb 1836, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 Apr 1861, occupation farmer, son of James Uriah and Theresa Emma/Elizabeth (Traywick) Richey, surname also spelled Richey and Richie – Co. E

ROST, 4TH Cpl. John C., b. bet. 1839-41 (Germany), d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, occupation baker – Co. A

SUBLETT, Pvt. John Sallee/Solomon, b. bet. 1831-35, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 27 Apr 1861, occupation farmer, son of William S. “Bill” and Mary Scott “Polly” (Sublett) Sublett, surname also spelled Sublitt – Co. K

TURNBOW, 2^ND Lt. James M., b. 16 Apr 1836, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Apr 1861, son of Thomas and Sarah H. (Wiggins) Turnbow, burial unknown, surname also spelled Turnbo – Co. G

WALKER, Pvt. Anderson W., b. 1835, d. 20 Sep 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA (admitted for gastro-enteritis, possibly not wounded), enlisted 25 Apr 1861, occupation farmer, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. D

WHITFIELD, Pvt. George Booker “Booker”, b. 1841, d. Jul 1863, enlisted 27 Apr 1861, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. K

5^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY

Records for this regiment are incomplete

ANDRESS, Pvt. William Potts, b. 18 Sep 1837, d. 31 Jul/02 Aug 1863, enlisted 15 Mar 1861, listed as farmer in 1860 census, son of Stephen Singleton and Susan/Susannah Jane (McCoy) Andress, surname also listed as Andrews – Co. C

BAGLEY, Pvt. Thomas William, b. 1824, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 16 Mar 1862, listed as farm laborer in 1860 census, son of William Rightman and Sarah Jane (Harper) Bagley – Co. I

BYERS, Pvt. _____, d. 24 Jul 1863 . . . “J. B. Byars/Byers” is given as a possible identity, but with no definitive proof, also listed as J. M. Byars – Co. E

DOLMAN, Pvt. Abram Hickman, b. 14 Jun 1827, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Feb 1863, possibly listed as plasterer in 1860 census, married to Mary Ann Robinson with children Robert Ellis (born 1854), George Wolfe (born 1855), Alice Robinson (born 1857), Leverett Abraham (born 1858), and Virginia Hickman (born 1863), son of George Washington and Lucy Hickman (Losteter) Dolman, name also listed as Abraham, surname also listed as Delman – Co. G

DREWRY, Pvt. Abraham Richard, b. 1834, d. 05 Jul 1863, enlisted 16 Mar 1862, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Lucy Jane Sims with children Stephen Richard (born 1859) and Martha A. (born 1861), son of Stephen D./M. and Martha (Hedgepeth) Drewry, surname also spelled Drury – Co. I . . . also listed in Co. A

HAGGARD, Pvt. S. L., d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Mar 1862, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. F

MCCLURE, Pvt. John James, b. 01 Feb 1834, d. 1863, enlisted 08 Oct 1862, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Sarah “Sallie” McLeod with children Jesse Hosea (born 1860) and Ida (born 1861/62), son of Robert and Sarah (Calloway) McClure – Co. I

NUTTING, Pvt. George W. “Tunie”, color-bearer, b. abt. 1843, d. 01 Jul 1863 (“while carrying the colors”), enlisted 13 Apr 1861, son of Samuel M. and Maria Louise (Price) Nutting, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, nickname also listed as “Tean” – Co. D

O’MEARA, Pvt. William, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Mar 1862, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled O’Mearra – Co. F

ROARK, Pvt. Walter J., b. abt. 1842, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Apr 1861, son of Drury Hampton and Mary (Guinn/Gwin) Roark, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, listed in 1860 census as “J. W. Roark” – Co. F

WILCOX, 1^ST Lt. Albert J., b. abt. 1842, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Apr 1861, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. F

5^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY BATTALION

Records for this regiment are incomplete

BLACK, Pvt. John, b. abt. 1824/25, d. 01/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 07 Feb 1863, occupation farmer, married to Eliza Frances Head with children Mary Jane (born 1847), Sara/Sarah Ann (born 1849), David Asberry (born 1851), Susan Emily (born 1852), Thomas Marion (born 1852), James (born 1855), Irena (born 1857), and Frances (born 1862), son of Matthew J. and Mary (Moses or Watson) Black – Co. B

CHANDLER, Pvt. Jackson A., b. abt. 1835, d. 03 Jul 1863 (“supposed killed”), enlisted 13 Mar 1862, there is a Jackson A. Chandler born abt. 1837 in the 1860 census from Calhoun Co., AL with wife Mary L. and children Sarah E. (born abt. 1856) and Martha E. (born abt. 1858), occupation farmer – Co. B

MANNING, Pvt. Benjamin L., b. 1843, d. 03 Jul 1863 (“carrying the colors”), enlisted 10 Aug 1861, occupation farmer – Co. B

ROBERTSON, 1^ST Lt. John H./N., b. abt. 1835, d. 09 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Aug 1861, occupation unknown, parents unknown, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. B

6^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY

AUTERY, Pvt. Robert A., Jr., b. 1842, d. 02/20 Jul 1863, enlisted 01 Mar 1862, son of Robert A., Sr. and Elizabeth “Betsy” (Till) Autery, surname also listed as Autrey and Autry – Co. M . . . also listed in Co. E

BEASLEY, Pvt. Nelson, b. abt. 1840, d. Sep 1863 (“supposedly died from effects of wound”), enlisted 12 Aug 1862, described as being 5’8” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, parents unknown (there is a “Nealey Beasley” listed in the 1860 census from Lowndes Co., AL, who was born abt. 1843, but there is nothing else to suggest this is the right man) – Co. C

COLQUITT, Pvt. James Banks (photo), b. 19 Jul 1829, d. 01 Jul 1863, married to Mary Elizabeth Moore with children Ava M. (born 1853), Sallie W. (born 1855), Mary Virginia (born 1855), James Howard (born 1856), Charles R. (born 1857), William A. (born 1859), Walter J. (born 1860), Robert A. (born 1860), and John Franklin (born 1861), son of Jonathan Augustus, Sr. and Sarah Susan (Banks) Colquitt, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. G

CROW, Pvt. Berry, b. 1831, d. 12 Sep 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 15 May 1861, parents unknown (there is a Berry Crow born 1832 in the 1860 census for Russell Co., AL, son of Jacob and Rachael/Rachel Crow), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. F

EADY, Pvt. Thomas Henry D., b. 13 Sep 1845, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 May 1861, possibly listed as overseer in 1860 census, son of Alexander and Rebecca Boocher (Walton) Eady – Co. L

GRAVES, Pvt. Hardy G., b. 1838, d. 26 Jul 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 30 Sep 1862, occupation unknown, described by a Gettysburg nurse as having black hair and eyes, married to Julia Ann Amanda (?) with child Victoria (born 1861), son of John and Nancy E. (?) Graves, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, stone at Pea River Cemetery, Pike Co., AL – Co. C

HAYES, Pvt. William G., d. 26 Jul 1863, son of Green B. and (?) Hayes, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled Hays – Co. M

HOWARD, Pvt. Joseph J. “Joe”, b. unknown, d. Aug 1863, enlisted 05 Mar 1862, occupation unknown, parents unknown, burial unknown – Co. A (Columbia)

MAYNOR, Pvt. Laban Franklin “Franklin”, b. 1842, d. Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Aug 1861, son of William H. and Elizabeth (Cox) Maynor, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, name listed elsewhere as Labor and Labaron – Co. F

MCMATH, Pvt. Henry W. J., b. 11 Jul 1836, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 30 Aug 1861, listed as farmer in 1860 census, son of Hachaliah/Hachariah (Hachabah?) C. and Elizabeth (Harbuck) McMath – Co. B

PRICE, Pvt. John E., b. 25 Mar 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 01 Aug 1861, son of William Carroll and Naomi (McDaniel) Price, possibly buried at Richmond, VA, or at Montgomery, AL, stone at McDaniel-Moore Cemetery, New Hope, TN – Co. D

SKINNER, Pvt. Evander, b. 1842, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 05 Mar 1862, possibly the son of James Skinner and either Jane Ann “Jincy/Jincey” (Belk) or Laney/Lulane (Parrott) Skinner – Co. B

SNELLGROVE, Pvt. John C., d. 20 Aug 1863, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled Snelgrove – Co. M

WESTON, Pvt. Samuel W. C., d. 01 Jul 1863, also listed as “S. W. G. Weston” – Co. M

YOUNG, Pvt. Franklin J., d. Jul 1863, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. C

8^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY

ARNOLD, Pvt. David C., b. 1840, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 13 May 1861, listed as farmhand in 1860 census, son of Lewis Trent and Elizabeth (Noell) Arnold, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. B

BENNETT, Pvt. Reuben E., b. abt. 1843, d. 05/07 Aug 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA (typhoid fever, not wounded), son of Micajah and Martha D. (?) Bennett, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. K

BENTON, Pvt. B. P., b. abt. 1842, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 13 May 1861, occupation farmer – Co. B

BOHLIA, Pvt. George William, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 May 1861 – Co. D

BRANAGAN, Cpt. C. P. B., b. 1838, d. 03 Jul 1863, buried at Washington Confederate Cemetery, Hagerstown, MD, surname also spelled Brannegan and Brannigan – Co. I

BUCKNER, Pvt. Mike W., b. 1837, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 13 May 1861, occupation farmer, parents unknown (in the 1860 census for Wetumpka, AL, there is a 26-year-old “M. W. Buckner” born abt. 1834, possibly the son of “Sermane” {?} and Martha A. Buckner, who is a house carpenter) – Co. B

BULGER, Sgt. Lovick Pierce, b. bet. 1842-45, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 13 May 1861, occupation farmer, son of Charles N. and Mary Julia (Butler) Bulger, buried at Old Rockford Cemetery, Rockford, AL – Co. B

CASHIN, Pvt. John, b. abt. 1831 (Ireland), d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 May 1861, occupation laborer, parents unknown (there is a John Cashin in the 1860 census for Mobile, AL, but he was born 1835 instead of 1831; this man is listed as a “bayman”) – Co. I

DEAL, Pvt. Lewis H., Jr., b. 17 Apr 1831, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Aug 1862, occupation farmer, married to Nancy Jane Brannon with children William M. (born 1853), Eliza Ann (born 1855), Uriah J. (born 1857), and Millie M. (born 1859), son of Lewis H., Sr. and Elizabeth (Kirkland) Deal, buried either at Old Center Methodist Church Cemetery, Newville, AL, or at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. H

FALLIN, Pvt. Thomas, b. 1836/37, d. Aug 1863 (“presumed dead”), enlisted 13 Aug 1862, occupation farmer, married to Priscilla Ann Meadows, son of Jesse and Nancy (Middlebrooks) Fallin, buried at Fallin Cemetery, Thornton, AL, surname also spelled Fallon – Co. I

FINTON, Cpl. John W., d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 30 May 1861, occupation clerk – Co. H

FITZGERALD, Pvt. Michael, b. abt. 1835 (Ireland), d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 06 May 1861, occupation laborer – Co. E

FULLER, 2^ND Lt. Blake J., b. abt. 1835, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 16 May 1861, son of John Alfred and Susannah (Buford/Burford) Fuller – Co. K

HALL, Pvt. Dennis, b. Ireland, d. 04 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 May 1861, occupation mechanic, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also listed as Hale – Co. I

HAYNES, Pvt. John D./H., b. abt. 1843, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 30 Sep 1861, occupation farmer, possibly the son of Robert Henry and Eveline (O’Neil) Haynes, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. B

IVEY, Pvt. William H. P., b. bet. 1839-41, d. 12 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 May 1861, occupation farmer, possibly the son of Henry and Mary (?) Ivey, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. A

JOHNSON, Pvt. John J., b. abt. 1844, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted Aug 1862, occupation farmer – Co. E

KEARNY, Pvt. Patrick, b. abt. 1831, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 May 1861, occupation tailor (there is a Patrick Karney in the 1860 census for Mobile, AL, born abt. 1833 and listed as a merchant), surname also spelled Kearney – Co. I

LIVINGSTON, Cpt. Lewis A., b. 1834, d. 27 Sep 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, listed in printer in 1860 census, married to Sarah Adaline “Adaline” House with children Emma and Lewis, son of William Taliaferro and Eudosia (Smith) Livingston, surname also listed as Lingston – Co. F

MARCUS, Pvt. James Monroe, Jr., possibly b. 1806, d. 27/28 Sep 1863, Fort Delaware, DE, enlisted 13 Mar 1863, possibly married to Frances Elizabeth (?) with children William (born 1830), Marion (born 1832), James Monroe, Jr. (born 1834), David (born 1836), Elizabeth (born 1838), Joshua A. (born 1842), Mary (born 1843), and Mahala Paralee (born 1847), possibly the son of Joshua and Frances (Palmer) Marcus, buried at Finns Point National Cemetery, Pennsville, NJ – Co. K

MCGRAUGH, 1^ST Sgt. William H., d. 02 Jul 1863, occupation clerk, “Roll of Honor”, surname also listed as McGrangh and McGraw – Co. H

MCKNIGHT, Pvt. James, b. abt. 1841, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 06 May 1861,occupation farmer – Co. E

MOFFAT, Pvt. H. D. (probably Henry D.), d. 19 Sep 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 25 Jun 1861, occupation student, parents unknown (there is a Henry D. Moffat in the 1860 census for Mobile, AL, born abt. 1847, possibly the son of Jane E. (?) Mayberry --- I am not sure this is a remarried name for his mother, but the woman listed as head of household is the proper age), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled Moffatt and Moffit – Co. H

NORTON, Pvt. James P., b. abt. 1843, d. 11 Jan 1864, York, PA, “a good soldier”, enlisted 18 May 1861, occupation clerk, buried at St. Anthony Catholic Church Cemetery, Emmitsburg, MD (he had attended school at Mount St. Mary’s in Emmitsburg before the war) – Co. C

PHILLIPS, Pvt. Benjamin H., b. abt. 1832, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“presumed dead”), enlisted 15 Sep 1862, occupation farmer, married – Co. E

REYNOLDS, Pvt. Alonzo, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 16 May 1861 – Co. K

RYAN, Pvt. John, b. Ireland, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 Jun 1861 – Co. H

SAPP, Pvt. F. M., d. 28 Aug 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, buried by Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. F

SCHWARTZ, 2^ND Lt. George, b. Prussia, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 May 1861, “Roll of Honor”, surname also listed as Schwarz – Co. G

SCOTT, 1^ST Lt. Robert R., b. 1828, d. 28/29 Jul 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 30 May 1861, occupation soldier, “Roll of Honor”, married, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. H

STROUD, Pvt. William W., b. abt. 1843, d. 21/26 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Sep 1862, listed as farm laborer in 1860 census, son of Christopher Columbus “Kit” and Charity (Wilson) Stroud, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. H

TALLON, Sgt. Joseph B., d. 02 Jul 1863, “a good and brave soldier”, enlisted May 1861, “Roll of Honor”, surname also listed as Talleen and Tallen – Co. C

TRAYWICK, Pvt. William H./M., b. 1817, d. 27 Jul/04 Sep 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 08 May 1861, occupation mason, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also listed as Travick – Co. A

TUCKER, 4^TH Cpl. David, b. abt. 1838, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 May 1861, occupation farmer, “Roll of Honor” – Co. A

WILSON, Cpt. Eugene J., b. bet. 1840-42, d. 02 Jul 1863, occupation clerk, son of Joseph J. T. and Anna A. (?) Wilson – Co. C

WRIGHT, Pvt. Henry, b. abt. 1843, d. Jul 1863, “a good soldier”, enlisted 28 Aug 1862, occupation farmer – Co. C

YARBROUGH, Pvt. John N./Ripley, b. 01 Aug 1841, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 13 May 1861, occupation farmer, son of Nimrod Billington, Jr. and Sarah Porter (Blackstone) Yarbrough – Co. B

9^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY DONE

Records for this regiment are incomplete

BOOTH, Sgt. Samuel, b. abt. 1834 (England), d. 10/11 Jan 1864, Point Lookout, MD, enlisted 10 Jun 1861, occupation planter, buried at Point Lookout, MD – Co. H

DUNCAN, Pvt. Robert M., b. 12 Apr 1834, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 27 May 1861, occupation farmer, son of Moses, Sr. and Sarah (Tapley/Tarpley) Duncan, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, stone at Lauderdale Co., AL – Co. D

HANEY, Pvt. Francis Marion, b. bet. 1836-39, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of William Coleman and Letticia Jane/F. “Lettie/Letty” (Mitchell) Haney – Co. F

HOLT, 3^RD Cpl. Henry H., b. abt. 1831, d. 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 24 May 1861, occupation farmer – Co. C

LAFAN, Pvt. W. J., b. abt. 1838, d. 1863 (“presumed dead”), enlisted 12 Oct 1861, occupation farmer, married – Co. I

LINDSAY, Pvt. Martin J., b. abt. 1826, d. 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 24 May 1861, occupation farmer – Co. C

MALONE, Pvt. William Herbert, b. 1825, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 02 Jan 1863, occupation farmer, son of William and Frances (Robertson) Malone – Co. F

MCCLEAN, Pvt. John P. F., b. abt. 1829, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 18 May 1861, occupation clerk, married, buried at Hollywood Cemetery Richmond, VA – Co. A, surname also spelled McClain

SKIPPER, Pvt. Silas, b. 1843, d. 14/15 Jul 1863, enlisted 06 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, married, son of Sion Wesley and Mary (Gains) Skipper, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. G

10^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY

ABACROMBIE, Pvt. James A., b. abt. 1842, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of (?) and Rebecca (?) Abacrombie, surname also listed as Abercrombie – Co. H

ANDREWS, Pvt. J. D., b. abt. 1847, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 14 Mar 1863, occupation farmer or farmhand – Co. G

BLAIN, Pvt. William H., b. abt. 1840, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 01 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, son of William J. Yancy/Yancey and Susan Lucy Ann (Watson) Blain – Co. I

BROWNLEE, 3^RD Lt. William Alexander, b. 1840/41, d. 12 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation student, son of George Harvey III and Melinda Eugenia (Barmore) Brownlee, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. H

CALDWELL, Pvt. Henry C., b. abt. 1841, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer – Co. H

CARTER, Pvt. William F./T., b. abt. 1837, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of (?) and Sarah (?) Carter (mother’s name at remarriage is listed as Childress, and there is a William Carter in the 1850 census for Talladega, AL, who is living with a Fielding and Sarah Childers) – Co. D

CLARK, Pvt. Samuel C., b. 1838, d. 08/09 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. D

DESHAZO, Pvt. Peter Louis, b. 1841, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation teacher, son of William King and Hannah (King) Deshazo – Co. C

FARMER, Pvt. Joseph H., b. abt. 1825, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 28 May 1863, occupation tinner, married to Jane R. Finnelly with children James A. (born 1852), William F. (born 1854), Mary (born 1855), Edward S. (born 1857), and Peter (born 1858) – Co. G

GAY, Pvt. Thomas O., b. bet. 1841-43, d. 03 Jul/02 Aug 1863, enlisted 01 Apr 1863, occupation farmer, married to Catherine Matilda Adams with child William Thomas Owens/Oliver (born 1863), son of James and Eliza (Hendrick) Gay – Co. I

GRAY, Pvt. William R., b. abt. 1839, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of Andrew J. and (?) Gray – Co. K

HARDWICK, 1^ST Lt. William E. G., b. 1836, d. 16/17 Jul 1863, Philadelphia, PA, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation teacher, son of Garland H. and Lucy Tyus (Green) Hardwick, buried at Philadelphia National Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA – Co. F

HARMAN, Pvt. Clark L., b. 1836, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of John M. and Lucy (Gossett) Harmon, surname also listed as Harmon and Hannon – Co. D

HODGES, Pvt. Thomas M., b. abt. 1838, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. G

HOWEL, Pvt. Jackson M., b. abt. 1833, d. Jul 1863 (“presumed dead”), occupation farmer, parents unknown (there is a J. M. Howell in the 1860 census for St. Clair Co., AL, born abt. 1833, married to Catharine with children Milly A. (born abt. 1854), Thomas F. (born abt. 1856), and Eliza W. (born abt. 1860), listed as a farm laborer), surname also spelled Howell – Co. F

JOHNSON, Pvt. William M., b. abt. 1842, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, surname also listed as Johnston – Co. I

KELLY, Sgt. Gresham P., b. 1831, d. 02/11 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation clerk, parents unknown (there is a Gershom or Gersham P. Kelly born in AL abt. 1831, son of Moses and Diza (?) Kelly), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, name also given as Gersham and Graham – Co. B

KIMBELL, Pvt. Archibold “Archie”, b. 1837, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation mechanic, son of Peter W. Kimbell and either Mary Elizabeth (Fannin) or Elizabeth Mary (Salman) Kimbell, surname also listed as Kimbrell and Kimbull – Co. G

LESLEY, Pvt. Moses, b. bet. 1835-40, d. 11/19 Nov 1863, enlisted 10 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, son of Wilson and Margaret (?) Lesley – Co. B

LOONEY, Pvt. Richmond Duncan, b. 05/08 Oct 1841, d. 09 Jul/Oct 1863, enlisted 10 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, married to Jane J. Harper, son of Isaac Preston Looney and either Elizabeth (Hammond) or Malvina (Castleberry) Looney, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, name also given as “Richard Duncan Looney” – Co. C

MCKIE, Pvt. Thomas, b. abt. 1838, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also listed as Mackey – Co. D

MERONEY, Pvt. William M., b. abt. 1842, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, surname also spelled Maroney – Co. C

MORRISS, Pvt. David D., b. abt. 1829, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation mechanic, married to Sarah (?) with children Mary E. (born abt. 1857) and Celestia (born abt. 1858), surname also spelled Morris – Co. K

RICHEY, Pvt. Martin V., b. 1840, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of James M., Jr. and Mary A. (Lassiter) Richey – Co. D

SAXON, Pvt. Henry H., b. abt. 1835, d. 07 Aug 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of Benjamin and Sarah (?) Saxon, buried at Old Soldiers Cemetery, Mount Jackson, VA – Co. E

SIMS, Cpl. Elhanon B., b. abt. 1837, d. 19 Sep 1863, Harrisburg, PA, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, possibly the son of Wade H. and Mary A. (?) Sims {listed as “Elhana” in 1860 census}, buried at Harrisburg Cemetery, Harrisburg, PA – Co. E

SMITH, Pvt. James A., drummer, b. abt. 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, parents unknown (if his birth year was actually 1846, there is a James A. Smith in the 1860 census for White Plains, AL, possibly the son of Abraham and Dabora C. Smith) – Co. H

SMITH, Pvt. S. B., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation clerk – Co. E

SMITH, 1^ST Sgt. William P., b. abt. 1842, d. Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. C

STREET, Pvt. Silas B., b. abt. 1839, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of James C. and Martha Matilda / Matilda May (Mears) Street – Co. D

TEASLEY, Pvt. Robert B., b. 1839, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of William and Mary Jane (Walker) Teasley – Co. B

WEST, Pvt. Thomas J., b. abt. 1838, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, parents unknown, burial unknown – Co. C

11^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY
Records for this regiment are incomplete

ACKER, Pvt. Samuel M., b. bet. 1836-38, d. 03 Jul 1863 (“supposedly killed”), enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of Alexander and Nancy (Moses) Acker – Co. H

BOSTICK, Pvt. Andrew Jackson, b. bet. 1838-40, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation clerk, “devoted soldier”, son of Maj. Gen. Francis White and Candace/Candis Moreland (Wood) Bostick, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled Bostic – Co. H

BRYSON, 2^ND Cpl. George W., b. abt. 1838, d. 10 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled Brison – Co. G

CAMERON, Pvt. James F., b. abt. 1841, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation farmer – Co. C

CHAPMAN, Pvt. Oliver D., b. abt. 1843, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 31 Mar 1862, occupation student – Co. D

CRAWFORD, Pvt. Robert Newton/W., b. 09 Mar 1841, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of Basil and Drucilla (Adams) Crawford, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also listed as Cranford – Co. B

EDMISTON, Pvt. Calvin, b. abt. 1839, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation farmer – Co. B

FAITH, Pvt. James A., b. bet. 1842-44, d. 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation student, son of Alexander Samuel and Mary (Johnson) Faith – Co. E

JONES, Pvt. William H., b. abt. 1841, d. Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. E

LOVELADY, Pvt. Noah D./H., b. abt. 1831, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of David and Dorothy “Dollie/Dolly” (Clabaugh) Lovelady, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. K

LOW, Pvt. William J., b. abt. 1841, d. 03 Oct 1863 (“probably died of his wounds”), enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, surname also spelled Lowe – Co. I

MILLER, Pvt. William B., b. abt. 1838, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation farmer – Co. K

MOORHEAD, 1^ST Lt. James H., b. 1815, d. 02/06 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation mechanic, “a brave and gallant officer”, married to (1) Jane Gates with children Sarah (born 1844), Joseph (born 1848), and Mary (born 1850), married to (2) Margaret Theresa Hall with children William (born 1856), James (born 1857), and Isabella (born 1859), son of James L. and Mary “Polly” (Jones) Moorhead, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled Moorehead – Co. H

RIDGWAY, Pvt. John Caldwell Johnston, b. bet. 1838-41, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, served as a courier at Gettysburg, son of Bradley Halley and Elizabeth (Bell) Ridgway, surname also spelled Ridgeway – Co. B

SHAW, Pvt. Thomas W., b. abt. 1837, d. Mar 1864, West’s Buildings hospital, Baltimore, MD, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation farmer – Co. H

SINGLETON, Cpl. James S., b. abt. 1838, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 30 Jul 1861, occupation farmer – Co. A

WRIGHT, Pvt. James W., b. abt. 1835/36, d. 02 Jul 1863, occupation farmer – Co. K

12^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY

Records for this regiment are incomplete

BISHOP, Pvt. Dock, d. Jul 1863 – Co. H

BRIDGES, 2^NDLt. Jefferson, b. unknown, d. 14/15 Jul 1863, enlisted 17 Jun 1861, parents unknown (there is a Jefferson Bridges in the 1850 census for Tallapoosa, Co., AL, born abt. 1838 in GA, possibly the son of Thomas and Sarah Bridges, but as I don’t know this soldier’s birth date or county of origin I have no evidence that this is the same person) – Co. B

DAVIS, Cpt. James Thomas, b. 15 Mar 1829, d. 01 Jul 1863, possibly listed as farmer in 1860 census, possibly married to Nancy E. (?) with children Charles A. (born abt. 1855) and Joseph B. (born abt. 1858), son of William J. and Joice (Johnson) Davis, buried either at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, or at Washington Confederate Cemetery, Hagerstown, MD, first name may be Llewellyn – Co. D

FLETCHER, 2^NDLt. J. M., d. 04 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Jun 1861, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. G

JOHNSTON, Pvt. William Martin, b. 13 May 1828, d. 07 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Jul 1861, married to Elizabeth Shaw with children Frances Cordella (born 1858), Greene R. (born 1860), and William Jehu (born 1861), son of Jehu John and Sarah Grace (McKittrick) Johnston, surname also listed as Johnson – Co. K

PRESKITT, Pvt. John, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 12 Jun 1861, surname also listed as Prescott – Co. F . . . also listed in Co. G

REILY, Pvt. Bartholomew “Bartly”, d. 03 Jul 1863, surname also spelled Reilly and Riley – Co. A

RYAN, Pvt. Carrol D., b. 18 Oct 1839, d. 01/03 Jul 1863, son of William “Billy” and Martha “Patsy” (Forman) Ryan, name also spelled Carroll – Co. H

WRIGHT, Pvt. Silas Stephen/W. “Babe”, b. 1845, d. 01 Jul 1863, occupation unknown, son of John William and Charlotte “Lotty” (Hill) Wright, buried at New Prospect Cemetery, Swearengin, AL – Co. G . . . also listed in Co. C

13^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY DONE

Records for this regiment are incomplete

ADCOCK, Pvt. Dixon L., b. abt. 1842, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 06 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, son of Anderson William and Mahala or Mahalia A./Jane (Harrington) Adcock – Co. C

EDWARDS, Pvt. John H., b. abt. 1839, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 12 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, son of Simme/Simeon and Mary (Mikel) Edwards – Co. E

FREEMAN, Pvt. George W., b. abt. 1845, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 23 Mar 1862, occupation farmer – Co. C

GIBSON, 1^STLt. Hardy Valentine, b. 1838, d. 02/03 Jul 1863 (“killed by a shell”), enlisted 19 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, son of Martin and Mary Ann (Ferguson) Gibson – Co. B

HARDMAN, Pvt. Burton L., b. bet. 1836-38, d. 10/20 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, married to Martha (?), son of Isaiah and Martha “Patsy” (Mead) Hardman, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also listed as Hardeman and Hardyman – Co. K

JOHNSON, Pvt. Daniel M., b. bet. 1833-37, d. 12 Sep 1863, enlisted 19 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, son of (?) and Elizabeth (?) Johnson, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also listed as Johnston – Co. I

KELLEY, Pvt. William M., b. abt. 1841, d. 01/25 Jul 1863, enlisted 12 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, surname also spelled Kelly – Co. E

KENNEDY, Pvt. Isaac W., b. bet. 1841-44, d. 01/14 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Sep 1862, occupation farmer, possibly the son of William and Nancy (?) Kennedy, burial unknown, surname also spelled Kenedy – Co. F

LOVVORN, Pvt. Thomas J., b. 1843, d. 01/02 Jul 1863, enlisted 12 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, son of William Arthur “Billy” and Evaline (Cleavis or Cleveland) Lovvorn, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also listed as Lovvan – Co. E

PICKETT, Pvt. Jacob W., b. 20 Sep 1831, d. 13/28 Jul 1863, enlisted 19 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, married to Martha Ann Roberson/Robertson (or Robinson) with children M. J. (female, born bet. 1858-60) and Jacob Richmond (born 1862), son of John “Jack” Pickett and either Sallie (?) or Margaret (Thomas) Pickett, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. G

ROGERS, Pvt. James D., b. abt. 1842, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 06 Sep 1861, occupation farmer, possibly the son of Zech and Priscilla (?) Rogers, surname also spelled Rodgers – Co. E

SPEER, 4^THCpl John H./K., b. 1840, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, son of William Houston and Frances Elizabeth (Williams) Speer, buried at Concord Baptist Cemetery, Coosa Co., AL – Co. C

STEVENS, 3^R^DSgt. William B., b. abt. 1842, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 19 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’11” tall, with black eyes and dark hair, possibly the son of Wilkins and Henrietta Stephens, burial unknown, surname also spelled Stephens and Stevans – Co. I

14^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY

Records for this regiment are incomplete

BARKER, Pvt. Thomas J., d. 03 Jul 1863 – Co. D

CROWDER, Pvt. Henry Clay, b. 15 Nov 1843, d. 03 Jul 1863, son of Garret/Garrett Palmer and Mary or Margaret Jane (Thomas) Crowder, buried either at Harmony United Methodist Church Cemetery, LaGrange, AL, or at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA

DOZIER, 2^ND Lt. Floyd Woody (“Woody”), b. abt. 1843, d. 03 Jul 1863, son of Dunwoodie “Woody” and Eliza (Compton) Dozier, name also listed as Woodley, surname also spelled Dozer – Co. D

ENNIS, Pvt. Benjamin Thomas Martin, b. 17 Apr 1844, d. 26 Jul 1863, previously served as a drummer boy and was said to be very small in stature, son of Arthur II and Nancy B. (Weaver) Ennis, burial unknown, markers at Oakwood Cemetery, Lanett, AL, and at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. E

HAMMONDS, Pvt. William R., b. abt. 1843, d. 03 Jul 1863, surname also listed as Hammond and Hammon – Co. A

PERRYMAN, Pvt. Harvey, b. bet. 1800-16, d. 12 Jul 1863, enlisted 06 Jun 1863, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Louzana “Zana” Greer with children Mary (born abt. 1841), Francina (born abt. 1842), Louisa Dallas (born abt. 1844), William (born abt. 1847), Sarah J. (born abt. 1848), Artimissa (born abt. 1851), Harry V. (born abt. 1852), John Simmon/Simmons (born 1854), James (born abt. 1857), and Elijah (born abt. 1859), son of David Bolton and Elizabeth (Moon) Perryman, burial unknown (may still be buried on the battlefield), name also listed as “Harry Perryman” – Co. K

15^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY

Records for this regiment are incomplete

BAGWELL, Pvt. James Andrew Jackson, b. bet. 1841-43, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Aug 1862, occupation farmer, son of Redding/Redmond Reed and Rhoda (Corley) Bagwell, buried at Woodham Family Cemetery, Dale Co., AL, also listed as “James H. A. Bagwell” – Co. G

BIBBY, 2^ND Sgt. Bailey L./N., b. abt. 1827/28, d. 02 Jul 1863, occupation tanner and/or farmer, married to Martha A. (?) with children Mary Ann “Molly” (born 1854) and Almedia Rebecca “Allie” (born 1856), son of Moses Darling and Mahala Elizabeth (Poere) Bibby – Co. C

BRAINARD, Cpt. Henry C., b. abt. 1840, d. 02 Jul 1863, “a fine officer – patriotic, faithful, and brave as any in the regiment”, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation student, buried at Washington Confederate Cemetery, Hagerstown, MD – Co. G

BROWN, Pvt. James M./W., b. abt. 1840, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer – Co. K

BYRD, 4^TH Cpl. Major Edward “Ed”, b. abt. 1841, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer – Co. G

CODY, 2^ND Lt. Barnett Hardeman “Bud”, b. 21 Feb 1845, d. 23 Jul 1863 (“of wounds and typhoid”), enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation clerk, twice promoted for gallantry, son of Rev. Edmund and Sarah Anthony (Henderson) Cody, Col. Oates said of him, “undoubtedly the finest soldier of his age I ever saw”, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. G

CURENTON, Pvt. Jasper, b. abt. 1843/44, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Aug 1862, occupation farmer, son of Reason/Rezon and Mary A. (Summerlin) Curenton, surname also listed as Cureton – Co. E

DENHAM, Pvt. A. G., b. abt. 1833, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, married – Co. B

ELLISON, Cpt. James Henry, b. 03 Feb 1836, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, “the handsomest and finest specimen of manhood that ever went down upon a field of carnage”, son of Rev. Dr. William Holmes and Anna White Singeltary (Capers) Ellison, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. C

GARDNER, 4^TH Cpl. Samuel Harwell “Sam”, b. abt. 1845, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation student, son of Cpt. Benjamin “Ben” and Ann Eliza (Starke) Gardner – Co. I

GRESHAM, Pvt. Ferdinand, b. abt. 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“supposed to have been killed”), enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, parents unknown (there is a Ferdinand Gresham born about. 1843 in Jones Co., GA, listed in the 1860 census, son of Harris and Mary Ann (Smith) Gresham, but I have no evidence this is the same man though the soldier was born in Georgia) – Co. B

HARTZOG, Pvt. Daniel J., b. bet. 1834-42, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’10” tall, with black hair and hazel eyes, son of George Wiley and Epsey/Espy (or Hepsy/Hessy) (Lee) Hartzog, listed in records as “Hardyog” – Co. D

HOLLOWAY, Pvt. William R., b. abt. 1824, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 13/15 Aug 1862, occupation farmer, married with 10 children – Co. G

JONES, Pvt. Warren F., b. 01 Jan 1842, d. 09/16 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, son of Moses and Martha “Patsy” (Mathews/Matthews) Jones – Co. E

JORDAN, Pvt. John C., b. bet. 1837-39, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“probably mortally wounded”), occupation farmer, may have originally been buried as “J. C. Jordan” of “Company E, 15TH Georgia”, surname also spelled Jourdan – Co. G

KEELS, Pvt. John, b. bet. 1829-31, d. 02/04 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, married to Elizabeth Searcy with children Courtney Ann Adeline Rebecca (born 1859) and James Monroe (born 1861), son of John and Courtney (Jackson) Keels, climbed over Big Round Top to find help despite being mortally wounded, possibly buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, or may still be buried at the field hospital where he died, also listed as “John Reels” – Co. H

KENDRICK, Pvt. Benjamin E., b. 03 May 1837, d. 02/04 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, married to Mary Owens, son of Robert Shelldrake and Elizabeth C. (Hinson) Kendrick – Co. B

KENNEDY, Pvt. Alsey, b. abt. 1840, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, son of Felix and Tamara “Fannie/Fanny” (Rogers) Kennedy, name also listed as Alsa, Aloy, and Asby, surname also listed as Kenneday and Canaday – Co. B

LINDSEY, Pvt. William, b. bet. 1842-44, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, son of John and Julia A. (Robinson) Lindsey, surname also listed as Linsey, named elsewhere as “N. W. Lindsey” – Co. F

MANSEL, Pvt. Amos P., b. abt. 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863, occupation farmer, son of John and Elizabeth “Lizzie” (Simmons) Mansel, surname also listed as Mansell, Mansil, and Manshil – Co. C

MCMILLAN, Pvt. A. P. “Sandy” (probably Alexander), b. bet. 1838-41, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, surname also listed as McMillon – Co. B

ELSON, Pvt. John P., b. abt. 1838 (Ireland), d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation laborer – Co. K

NORRIS, Pvt. Hardy R., b. bet. 1837-40, d. 25 Jul or 27/29 Aug 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA (“died apparently from complications from use of chloroform”, though records also say he died of wounds), enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, son of James and Elizabeth (Roberson) Norris, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, also listed as “H. K. Norris” – Co. B

OATES, 1^ST Lt. John Alva, b. 24 Dec 1835, d. 23/25 Jul or 25 Aug 1863, transferred 15 Nov 1861, previously served in the 6^TH Alabama Infantry, occupation clerk and/or lawyer, “a gentleman of fine habits and character”, brother of Col. William C. Oates, went into battle despite being very ill on the 2nd of July, described as being 5’9” tall, with black hair and black eyes, said to have been wounded eight times, son of William Truxton and Sarah (Sellers) Oates, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled Oats – Co. G

PARKER, 2^ND Sgt. Cader Atkins, Jr., b. 14 Feb 1841, d. 21 Jul 1863 (“pneumonia and wounds”), enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation student, son of Cader Atkins, Sr. and Louisa Ann Candler (Beard) Parker, name also listed as Cadee – Co. B

PERDUE, Pvt. James M., b. abt. 1830, d. 1863 (“believed to be dead”), enlisted 25 Dec 1862, occupation farmer, son of Benjamin and Rachel (Anderson) Perdue, surname also spelled Perdew and Purdue – Co. A

PUGH, Pvt. Whitson, b. bet. 1837-39, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 08/18 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, son of Whitson F. and (?) (Smith) Pugh – Co. B

SHEPHARD, Pvt. James Nicholas “Nick”, b. abt. 1829, d. 01/22 (or 26) Aug 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled Shepherd and Sheppard – Co. G

STONE, Pvt. Henry D., b. abt. 1836, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation brick mason, married – Co. B

TRIMNER, Pvt. William, b. bet. 1842-44, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, surname also listed as Trimmer, Trimyer, and Trimmier – Co. G

VINSON, 4^TH Sgt. Leven, b. abt. 1826, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Mar 1862, occupation blacksmith, married to Mary A. (?) (I found a “Leven Vincent” in the 1860 census from Perote, AL, which is where Leven’s widow lived, but this Leven was born in 1820. Their probable children are listed only as “N. W.”, “J. L.”, “S. M.”, C. R.”, and “M. J.” However, in the 1850 census this same couple is listed with children Nicholas W., James L., John N., and Joseph H.), parents unknown, burial unknown – Co. L

26^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY

BRANYON, 2^ND Lt. William Leroy “Bill” (photo), b. 02 Jan 1833, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 07 Dec 1861, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Rebecca Ann Rush with children Jack, Alice Mintory (born 1858), Ellis (born 1859), and William Thomas Darius (born 1861), son of James Alexander and (?) (Ellis) Branyon, surname also spelled Branyan – Co. K

FOWLER, 1^ST Lt. John Francis, b. 1836, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Jane Clarinda Wall with children Emily J. (born 1857), Nancy (born 1859), William Pink (born 1861), and Frances (born Sep 1863), son of William and Margaret “Nicey” (Johnson) Fowler, middle name also spelled Frances – Co. C

HARRELL, 2^ND Sgt. John W., b. bet. 1838-40, d. 21 Jul 1863, possibly the son of Seth Graves “Graves” and Mourning Desire Desdemona (Fonville/Founville or Stanford) Harrell, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. B

LANE, Pvt. John W., d. Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Oct 1861, son of (?) and Syrena (?) Lane – Co. A

ROBERTSON, Pvt. James L., d. 09 Sep 1863, Frederick, MD – Co. H

RYE, Pvt. James J., b. 1841/42, d. 04 Jul 1863, enlisted 01 Jan 1862, possibly listed as farm laborer in 1860 census, son of William Monroe and Nancy Ann (Bowlin/Bowling) Rye, buried at Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown, MD (possibly as an unknown) – Co. B

WEED, Pvt. J. W., d. 31 Jul 1863, Winchester, VA, buried at Winchester, VA – Co. G

44^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY

Records for this regiment are incomplete

COLBERT, Pvt. Thomas W., b. Jan 1844, d. 02/03 (or 04) Jul 1863, occupation farmer, son of John D. and Mahala (Howard) Colbert – Co. B

CORLEY, Pvt. Charles L., b. bet. 1832-34, d. 03/31 Jul 1863, enlisted 14 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, married to Lydia “Liddie” Owens with children Serena Abigail (born 1856) and Amanda C. (born 1858), son of Charles and Nancy (?) Corley – Co. F

COSPER, Pvt. William Marion, Jr., b. 20 Jul 1832, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, married to Mary Margaret Sims with children Sarah Alice (born 1853), Nancy Elizabeth (born 1854), George Henry Price (born 1859), William Lewis Wardlow “Lem” (born 1861), Lummy (?) (born abt. 1862), and Rufus “Guss” or “Gup” (born abt. 1863), son of Rev. William Marion “Billy”, Sr. and Martha L. (Clements) Cosper, surname also listed as Casper – Co. I

DUNKLIN, Cpt. William Arnold, Sr., b. 06 Nov 1828, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 18 Apr 1862, occupation lawyer, “a fine specimen of southern manhood, being of large proportions and handsome features”, married to (Prudella/Prudilla Frances Hartsfield (died 1858) with child William Arnold, Jr. (born 1851), married to (2) Virginia Adeline “Jennie” Thompson with children Martha “Mattie” (born 1860) and Margaret Lee (born Jan 1863), son of Hance Hamilton and Ann Hendrick (Arnold) Dunklin, buried at Live Oak Cemetery, Selma, AL, surname also listed as Dunkling – Co. G

ELAM, Pvt. Isaac, b. bet. 1838-42, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 28 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, previously served in the 20^TH Alabama Infantry, son of Hiram and Ruth/Ruthie Jane (Parker) Elam – Co. F

GENTRY, Pvt. Allen, b. bet. 1825-28, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 07 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, married to (1) Lavenia (?) with children Margaret (born 1848) and Fleming (born 1850), married to (2) Amanda Lindsey with children Susan (born 1855), David (born 1857), Penelope (born 1859), and Caroline (born 1862), son of Shadrack and Rebecca Elizabeth (Ballard) Gentry – Co. F

GLASSCOCK, Pvt. John M., b. abt. 1841/42, d. 02 Jul 1863, occupation farmer, son of William and Lucinda (Martin) Glasscock, surname also spelled Glascock – Co. E

GOGGINS, Pvt. William, b. 1811/12, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted Mar 1863, occupation farmer, married to (1) Lucinda Champion with children Sarah Catherine (born 1836), Elizabeth “Betsy Ann” (born 1838), Milly Ann (born 1839), James M. (born 1843), George W. (born 1845), and William Benjamin F. (born 1847), married to (2) Alba Elizabeth “Eliza” Booth Garner with child Andrew James (born 1849), son of James and Sarah (DeLoach) Goggins, buried at Macedonia Cemetery, Shelby Co., AL – Co. D

HARMON, Pvt. James Martin, b. 06 Apr 1839 (or 1842), d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 23 Dec 1862, occupation farmer, son of Alan/Allen and Rebecca (Lindsey) Harmon – Co. E

HAYS, Pvt. William D., b. abt. 1843/44, d. Jul 1863 (“missing since Gettysburg, presumed dead”), enlisted 13 Apr 1862, occupation farmer – Co. C

HILL, Pvt. James E./F. (or James H.), b. abt. 1842/43, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 24 Apr 1862, occupation farmer – Co. I

HORNSBY, 5^TH Sgt. William S., b. abt. 1838, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 28 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, married – Co. F

KEMP, 1^ST Sgt. William A./Meredith, b. abt. 1840/41, d. 23 Jul 1863, enlisted 06 May 1862, occupation farmer, son of James and Winnie (Lott) Kemp – Co. K

KYZER, Pvt. Paul Harris, b. 30 May 1841, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, married to Elizabeth C./O. Clements, son of Dr. David, Sr. and Redama/Redema or Redamia Weaver (Crockett) Kyzer, name also listed as Penel, surname also spelled Kiser and Kizer – Co. B

LAWHORN, Pvt. Alexander “Aleck”, b. bet. 1842-44, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 May 1862, occupation farmer, parents unknown (there is an Alexander Lawhon/Lawhorn born abt. 1840 in Bibb Co., AL, son of Isaac and Elizabeth A. (Cobb) Lawhon/Lawhorn, but I’m not sure if this is the same person), surname also listed as Lawhon – Co. E

LEE, Pvt. George P. C., b. abt. 1841/42, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, son of Vincent Wright and Elizabeth Griggs) Lee – Co. I

LITTLETON, Pvt. Thomas H. B., b. abt. 1842, d. 24 Jul/01 Sep 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, New York Harbor, NY, enlisted 05 Apr 1862, occupation farmer – Co. G

MASON, Cpl. John Elbert, b. bet. 1828-34, d. 04/31 Jul 1863, enlisted 28 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, married to Lucretia Gale with children Fannie, James, and John, son of James and Elizabeth (Munford) Mason – Co. F

MATHEWS, Pvt. James S., b. abt. 1830/31, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 29 Mar 1862, occupation mechanic, married to Mary (?), parents unknown (there is a James F./H. Mathews in the 1860 census for Wilcox, AL, born abt. 1828, possibly the son of T. W. and Sophia W. Mathews, listed as a farmer), surname also spelled Matthews – Co. C

MCKINNEY, Pvt. Peter, b. abt. 1835/36, d. 03 Jan 1864, Fort Delaware, DE, enlisted 17 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, married to Hester Louise King with child Jones (born 1861), son of John Hinton and Mary A. (?) McKinney, buried at Finns Point National Cemetery, Pennsville, NJ – Co. A

MCLEAN, 4^TH Sgt. Augustus L., b. abt. 1842, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 18 Apr 1862, occupation farmer – Co. G

NEAL, Pvt. David Wesley, b. 10 Oct 1837, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 May 1862, occupation student, possibly the son of Patrick Thomas Neal and either Salena/Silena (Turnipseed) or Harriett L. (?) Neal – Co. G

NORRED, 2^ND Lt. Preston Byrd/E., b. abt. 1826-27, d. 02/04 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, married to Mary Ann Pearce with children Winfield Taylor (born abt. 1849), Leonidas P./L. “Lonnie” (born 1850), John T. “Jot” or “Jottie” (born 1853), James Madison (born 1855), Robert (born 1857), Annie J. (Amanda Josephine) (born 1859), and Elizabeth Jane “Lizzie” (born 1862), son of William Preston and Nancy (Teague) Norred, name also given as Presley – Co. I

POOL, 4^TH Sgt. John H., b. abt. 1839, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 06 May 1862, occupation farmer, married to Eliza A. Newton with child Mattie Elizabeth (born 1860), son of David Vinson Thomas and Elizabeth C. (Barnes) Pool, surname also spelled Poole, also listed as 4TH Cpl. – Co. K

RANDOLPH, Pvt. William, color-bearer, b. unknown, d. 02 Jul 1863, occupation farmer, married – Co. D

SHERBET, Pvt. William F., b. bet. 1832-42, d. 02/04 Jul 1863, occupation farmer, married to Elander/Ellendor (?), son of William C. and Elizabeth Anna (Henry) Sherbet, surname also listed as Sherbert and Sherbett – Co. B

SMITH, Pvt. Thomas G./J., b. abt. 1838/39, d. 02/03 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 17 Mar 1862, occupation farmer – Co. A

STRONG, 4^TH Cpl. William N., b. abt. 1834/35, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, married to Martha Caroline Morrison with children Sarah (born 1859) and William (born 1863), son of Samuel and Sarah (Morrison) Strong – Co. I

TEAGUE, Cpt. John Morgan, b. 31 Jul 1827, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 06 May 1862, occupation farmer, married to (1) Margaret Caldwell (died 1852) with child Joshua R. (born 1852), married to (2) Sarah Jane Lackey, son of either Henry Dorset and Martha (Frazier) Teague or Joshua and Agnes (Caldwell) Teague, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. K

TRUCKS, Pvt. David F./G. or John David, b. bet. 1824-34, d. 08 Jul 1863, enlisted 14 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, married to Catherine/Katherine Cottingham with children Mary C. (born 1854), William Henry (born 1856), Rebecca (born abt. 1857), John David (born 1860), and Charles J. (born abt. 1860), son of George Joseph and Sarah (Johnson) Trucks – Co. F

WEBB, Pvt. Elfarzo F., b. abt. 1843/44, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 May 1862, occupation farmer, adopted by Jordan and Susannah (Vance) Webb, name also listed as Alfonzo, Elfonzo, and Eufonslow – Co. H

WILLINGHAM, Pvt. David Caleb “Caleb”, b. bet. 1825/33, d. 12 Jul 1863, Chambersburg, PA, (wounded, died of typhoid fever), enlisted 01 Mar 1863, occupation farmer, married to Mary Arie Andrews with children Cornelas (born 1853), Thomas (born 1855), Charles (born 1856), Paul (born 1858), Pauline/Polina (born abt. 1858), Alex (born 1859), Annie (born 1861), Jesse (born 1861), and Perry VanBuren (born 1861), (other sources list a “Tlitha” . . . this listing may not be right as children born in 1865 and 1869 are also noted), son of William B. and Catharine Ann (?) Willingham – Co. I

47^TH ALABAMA INFANTRY

Records for this regiment are incomplete

ADRIAN, 2^ND Lt. John German, b. 30 Oct 1827, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 30 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, married to Sarah Elizabeth High with children Synthia Cordelia (born 1856), David Pascal (born 1858), William Robert (born 1860), and John G. (born 1862), son of David Wilbur and Mary (Mackie or McDonald) Adrian, surname also listed as Adarian, Adarien, and Adarine – Co. E

BROOKS, Pvt. Isaac M./N., b. bet. 1822-33, d. Sep 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 07 Apr 1862, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. B

CAMPBELL, Pvt. Malcolm M., d. 02 Aug 1863, Chester, PA, buried at Philadelphia National Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA – Co. D

GILDER, Pvt. John C., b. abt. 1837, d. 1863 (“missing in action, presumed dead”), enlisted 20 Mar 1862, possibly married to Matilda E. Barker with child Nettie (born 1862), son of George P. and Lucy (?) Gilder, surname also listed as Guilder and Guildes – Co. A

GREEN, Pvt. Columbus W., b. abt. 1844, d. 02 Jul 1863, occupation farmer – Co. K

HITE, Pvt. William, b. bet. 1837-41, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 07 Apr 1862, married to Rachel Buce, son of Howell and Elizabeth (Champion or Smith) Hite, surname also spelled Height and Hight – Co. B

HOLLIS, Pvt. George E./Washington, b. abt. 1836, d. 17 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 May 1862, listed as farm laborer in 1860 census, married to Virginia L. Adams with children Lula (born abt. 1860 and died 1861) and George Wesley (born 1861), son of Isaac Knighton and Elizabeth (Hughes) Hollis – Co. H

HOWELL, Pvt. Joshua, Jr., b. 12 May 1836, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 May 1862, married to Evaline/Emeline Tucker with child Sonny Joshua (born 1862), son of Joshua, Sr. and Mary Celia (Buce) Howell – Co. B

JOHNSTON, Cpt. Joseph E., b. 01 Jul 1831, d. 18/19 Jul 1863, enlisted 07 Apr 1862, listed as merchant in 1860 census, married to Elizabeth W. “Bettie” Sands with children William A. (born 1850), John Thomas (born 1852), Josephine M. (born 1854), Joseph (born 1857), Samuel (born 1858), Mary Josephine (born 1861), and Winifred (born 1864), son of Maj. John Young and Mary Martha (Lyons) Johnston (possibly son of Joseph, as he is listed in the Alabama archives as “Joseph Jr.”), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. B

JORDAN, Pvt. Barron DeKalb, b. 31 Aug 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 07 Apr 1862, son of John Llewellyn and Mary Elizabeth (Trammell) Jordan, burial unknown, name also spelled Baron, surname also spelled Jorden, Jordon, and Gourdin – Co. B

LANGLEY, Pvt. Jarvis, b. abt. 1844, d. 03 Jul 1863, son of Jarvis and Ruthy (?) Langley, possibly buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. A

MCCURLEY, Pvt. David, b. 1818, d. 08/09 Sep 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, previously served in the 19^TH Alabama Infantry, parents unknown (there is a David McCurley in the 1850 census for Cherokee, AL, born abt. 1822 and married to Almedia though pension records show the soldier’s wife as “Lizar” . . . according to the census, children are Mary born abt. 1839, William born abt. 1844, Sarah born abt. 1846, and James born abt. 1847), buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, surname also spelled McKerley – Co. E

PATTERSON, Pvt. Benjamin F., d. 10/22 Aug 1863, Staunton, VA, enlisted 09 Apr 1862, parents unknown (there is a Benjamin Patterson in the 1860 census for Tallapoosa, AL, born abt. 1842, possibly the son of Andrew J. and Mary A. Patterson), buried at Thornrose Cemetery, Staunton, VA – Co. C

PENNY, Pvt. William A., b. abt. 1843, d. 08 Jul 1863, enlisted 30 Apr 1862, possibly listed as day laborer in 1860 census, married to Willey H. King, son of Ezekiel and Catherine (Winston) Penny – Co. E

RAY, 2^ND Lt. Andrew, b. abt. 1830, d. 21/22 Jul 1863, enlisted 30 Apr 1862, married, parents unknown (there is an Andrew Ray in the 1850 census for Cherokee Co., AL, born abt. 1829 and possibly the son of Nancy (?) Ray, worked in agriculture) – Co. E

SIMMONS, 2^ND Lt. Henry D., b. 1839/40, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 07 Apr 1862, married to William Ann “Willie” Finch with one daughter (born 1862), son of John William and Lorena/Louran(n)a Mary (Welden or Weldon) Simmons – Co. B

SOLLY, Pvt. Seaborn G., b. abt. 1835, d. 04 Jul 1863, enlisted 09 Apr 1862, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Sarah Mary Mize, son of William and Nancy (Green) Solly, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, name also given as Seabron, surname also spelled Solley – Co. C

WISE, Pvt. James W., b. bet. 1829-31, d. 02/15 Jul 1863, enlisted 29 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, married to Frances J. “Fanny” (?) with child Nancy T. (born abt. 1859) – Co. K

48^THALABAMA INFANTRY

Records for this regiment are incomplete

CARDWELL, Pvt. John James “James”, b. bet. 1834-37, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 07 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, married, son of Thomas and Mary D. (Long) Cardwell – Co. D

CASH, Pvt. Peter, b. abt. 1833, d. 01 Sep 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, enlisted 12 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, married, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. G

CHAMBERS, Sgt. Harvey L./R., b. 1834, d. 02/03 (or 09) Aug 1863, enlisted 10 May 1862, occupation farmer, son of Joseph, Jr. and Winnie/Winny (Owens) Chambers, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. G

COATS, Pvt. John R., b. bet. 1843-45, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 May 1862, occupation farmer, son of Gideon Edward and Sarah Bradley (Penn) Coats – Co. G (Marshall)

HEALD, Pvt. Joseph Delaware/E., b. abt. 1842 (possibly 24 May 1842), d. 20 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 10 May 1862, occupation farmer, possibly the son of Samuel and Elizabeth (Peacock) Heald, surname also listed as Hale – Co. G

MANN, Pvt. William C., b. bet. 1830-32, d. 03 Jul 1863 “while carrying the colors”, enlisted 03 May 1862, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Cloe/Clove (?) with children Rhoda (born abt. 1854), Serrisa (born abt. 1856), and Robert (born abt. 1859) – Co. K

MAYS, Pvt. James F., b. abt. 1821, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 07 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, married – Co. B

MCCUTCHEON, Pvt. John Davis, b. bet. 1828-30, d. 02 Jul 1863, married to Nancy Elizabeth Henderson with children Mary Elizabeth (born 1855), Josiah G. (born 1856), Philadelphia “Delpha” (born abt. 1857), and Sarah Catherine (born 1861), son of Josiah and Philadelphia (Ryan) McCutcheon, surname also listed as McCutchin and McCutchins – Co. F

PARRISH, 3^R^D Sgt. James Madison, color-bearer, d. 25/26 Jul 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, enlisted 07 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, son of John and (?) Parrish, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. C

PENDERGRASS, Pvt. Landon, b. bet. 1821-23, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 31 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, married to Malinda F. Otha Dunn or Dunnivan with children T. J. (male, born 1850/51 and died young), Thomas (born 1854), Lucinda Kaye “Lucille” (born bet.1854-61), William (born 1857), Alice/H. Alabama “Allie” (born 1860), and Cordelia “Delia” (born 1861/62), son of James Alexander and (?) Pendergrass, possibly buried at Lynchburg, VA – Co. E

PHILLIPS, Pvt. M. William, d. 25/28 Jul 1863, married to Susan (?) – Co. K

POUNDS, Pvt. Alva P. “Alley”, b. 22 Mar 1837, d. 22/30 (or 31) Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, son of Merriman and Mary A. “Polly” (White) Pounds, buried at Lebanon Methodist Church Cemetery, Cleburne Co., AL, name listed in Alabama records as “Alvey P. Pounders” – Co. I

RAGSDALE, Pvt. George, b. bet. 1839-45, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 31 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, son of William Mayfield and Olivia (Beardin) Ragsdale, surname also spelled Ragsdal and Ragsdall – Co. E

RICH, Pvt. Newton A. “Nute”, b. abt. 1827, d. Jul 1863 (“supposedly killed”), enlisted 25 Mar 1863, occupation unknown, married to M. E. (?) with children William (born 1852), Albert (born abt. 1854), James David (born 1854), Thomas Jefferson (born 1858), and an unknown child (born abt. 1860), son of William Hewston, Sr. and Sarah (Cunningham) Rich, surname also spelled Riche – Co. K

ROLADES, Pvt. J. G., d. 28 Jul 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, enlisted 03 May 1862, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. K

SHAW, Sgt. Charles, b. abt. 1842, d. 14/20 Jul 1863, enlisted 31 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, son of William F. and Martha (?) Shaw – Co. E

WIGGINTON, Pvt. Green Henderson, b. bet. 1826-28, d. 02 Jul 1863, transferred from 9TH Alabama Battalion 30 May 1863, occupation miner, previously served in the 9^TH Alabama Battalion, son of Isaac Jasper and Catherine “Kate” (Reid) Wigginton, surname also spelled Wiggonton – Co. I

~ARKANSAS~

3^RD ARKANSAS INFANTRY

ALLEN, Cpt. Lafayette J., b. bet. 1828-32, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“killed by a solid shot”), enlisted 15 Jun 1861, occupation merchant – Co. H

AMASON, Pvt. James H., b. abt. 1839/40, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of Jesse and Mary (Cook) Amason, probably still buried at Gettysburg, stone at Bethel Cemetery, El Dorado, AR – Co. E

BATEMAN, Pvt. Peter Francis, b. 10 May 1832 (Germany), d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 May 1861, occupation carpenter, married Mariam Elizabeth Pride with children Alfred Francis (born 1859) and Addie Bell (born Apr 1863) – Co. K

BEASON, Pvt. Jonathan, b. abt. 1841/42, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, son of Isaac and Dicy (Fowler) Beason – Co. F

BEEMAN, Pvt. Christopher Columbus, b. bet. 1840-43, d. 10 Jul 1863, enlisted 09 Mar 1863, occupation clerk, previously served in the 5^TH Arkansas State Troops, 2ND Arkansas Cavalry Battalion, and 2ND Arkansas Cavalry Regiment, son of Parks and Catherine (McRae) Beeman, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. G

BROADWAY, Pvt. William “Bill”, b. abt. 1844, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 01 Feb 1862, occupation farmer – Co. F

BULL, Pvt. William A., b. 20 Nov 1843, d. 12 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Mar 1863, listed as farmer in 1860 census, son of Johnson Columbus and Susan Melinda (Daniel) Bull – Co. A

BURGAUER, 2^ND Lt. Isaac “Ike”, b. 01 Nov 1836 (Germany), d. 09/18 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Jun 1861, occupation merchant, buried at “Old Jewish Cemetery”, Chambersburg, PA, surname also spelled Burganer – Co. F

CASTLEMAN, 4^TH Sgt. James W. “Jack”, b. abt. 1843, d. 08 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Jun 1861, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. H

CHAMBERS, Pvt. William L., b. abt. 1834, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Jun 1861, occupation carpenter – Co. D

COMPTON, Pvt. Thomas, b. abt. 1844, d. 1863 (“supposed to be dead”), transferred from 2ND Arkansas Infantry Battalion 18 Jul 1862, occupation farmer, parents unknown (there is a Thomas Compton in the 1860 census for Hot Spring Co., AR, possibly the son of (?) and Susan (?) Compton) – Co. K

DOWNEY, Pvt. William Henry Clay, b. abt. 1842, d. Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Jun 1861, son of Joseph H. and Anne (Vandiver) Downey

FLEMING, Pvt. Columbus L., b. abt. 1833, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 May 1861, son of Mark Monroe and Eleanor/Mary (Jones) Fleming – Co. K

FRANCE, 5^TH Sgt. James B., b. abt. 1835/36, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Jun 1861, occupation carpenter – Co. F

FURGUSON, Pvt. Edward/Edwin R. “Ed”, b. abt. 1836/37, d. Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 10 Jun 1861, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Victoria E. Rodgers, son of Joseph W. and Mary Ann (Hatchell) Furguson, surname also spelled Ferguson – Co. C

HEFLEY, Pvt. Andrew B./H., b. abt. 1838, d. 02 Jul 1863, transferred 18 Jul 1862, occupation farmer, previously served in the 2^ND Arkansas Infantry Battalion, married to Martha Elizabeth White; son of John, Sr. and Mary/Jane (possibly Wylie) Hefley – Co. F

KING, 3^R^D Sgt. Henry R., b. abt. 1838, d. 02 Jul 1863 (killed by a shell), enlisted 15 Jun 1861, occupation farmer – Co. H

NOBLE, 5^TH Sgt. James Samuel, b. 18 Oct 1846/47, d. 07 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 May 1861, occupation farmer, son of Samuel H. and Salina E. (Mabry) Noble, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. K

OWEN, Pvt. Jesse, b. bet. 1842-44, d. Jul 1863 (“presumed dead”), enlisted 09 Jun 1861, listed as farmer in 1860 census, parents unknown (there is a “Jessee” Owens in the 1860 census for Ashley Co., AR, born abt. 1842 and possibly the son of Thomas and Martha (?) Owens), surname also listed as Owens – Co. B

PARKER, Pvt. Callahan, b. abt. 1817, d. 30 Jul 1863, Chester, PA, conscripted 14 Mar 1863, married to Nancy Millican with children Mary J. (born 1855) and Margaret L. (born Oct 1863), buried at Philadelphia National Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA, name also spelled Calahan and Callihan – Co. I

PAYNE, 3^R^D Sgt. Thomas M. “Mit”, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 31 Aug 1861 – Co. C

PICKETT, Pvt. Jeptha Simmons, b. abt. 1843/44, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), occupation farmer, son of Reuben Boulware and Martha “Patsy” (Simmons) Pickett, surname also spelled Picket – Co. E

PRITCHARD, Pvt. Barton R. “Bart”, b. 1836/37, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, “detailed as regimental orderly”, son of Jesse and Elizabeth Covington (Everett) Pritchard – Co. C

REEVES, Pvt. Malachai, b. 26 Sep 1843, d. 18 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 May 1861, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. K

REINHARDT, Pvt. Alexander Sidney “Alex”, b. 01 Sep 1838, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 20 May 1861, listed as student in 1860 census, son of Lawson Alexander and Susan Catherine (Shuford/Shufford or Shurford) Reinhardt – Co. A

RICHARDSON, Pvt. Jesse C., d. 02 Jul 1863, occupation unknown, parents unknown, burial unknown – Co. C

SAWYER, 4^TH Cpl. Richard L. (possibly Louis), b. abt. 1837/38, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 May 1861, occupation farmer, possibly the son of (?) and Rowena (Hart) Sawyer, surname also given as Sawyers – Co. K

SMITH, Pvt. Robert, b. abt. 1842, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 19 Jun 1861 – Co. G

STEVENS, Pvt. Thomas Jefferson, b. abt. 1835, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 19 Jan 1863, occupation farmer, married to Mary E. (?) with two children, son of Ross and Nancy (?) Stevens, surname also spelled Stephens – Co. E

TAYLOR, Pvt. William A., d. 02 Jul 1863, transferred from 2ND Arkansas Infantry Battalion 18 Jul 1862 – Co. F

THOMAS, Pvt. David Woodley, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 17 Mar 1862, middle name also spelled Woodly – Co. H

THOMPSON, 1^ST Lt. Pleasant Hossey, b. abt. 1838, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 19 Jun 1861, occupation farmer – Co. G

VENTERS, Pvt. John, b. abt. 1838, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 20 May 1861, son of Easterland and Lenora (Brady) Venters – Co. A

WALLACE, Pvt. Stephen A., b. abt. 1835/36, d. 21/22 Aug 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 09 Jun 1861, occupation farmer, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. B

WHITE, Pvt. Martin Van Buren, b. abt. 1838, d. 05 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Jun 1861 – Co. E

WOOD, Pvt. William Ashley “Ashley”, b. abt. 1825, d. 15 Jul 1863, Harrisonburg, VA, enlisted 15 Feb 1863, occupation farmer, married to Rebecca Hassletine Blackburn with children Asa A. (born 1853), Martha (born 1857), and William Bromfield (born 1858), son of John and Susan Charlotte (Evans) Wood, name also given as “Ashley Brice Wood”, buried at Woodbine Cemetery, Harrisonburg, VA – Co. K

~FLORIDA~

Records for this state are incomplete due to deficient rosters

2^ND FLORIDA INFANTRY

BOND, Pvt. William, b. abt. 1840, d. 02 Jul 1863 – Co. A

BONNELL, 4^TH Sgt. Henry (John?), b. abt. 1841, d. 20/30 Jul 1863, enlisted 13 Jul 1861, described as being 5’5” tall, with red hair, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA . . . there is a possibility that Henry and John are two different men, but according to the new “Confederate Casualties at Gettysburg” by John W. and Travis W. Busey, the soldier’s name is Henry – Co. C

BRANTLEY, 2^ND Sgt. Thomas H., b. 09 Feb 1838, d. 02/03 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 15 Aug 1862, occupation unknown (there is a Thomas Brantley in the 1860 census for Clay, FL --- not Tallahassee, his place of residence --- married to Lucy with a daughter Cornelia born abt. 1857. This man is listed as a farmer), married to Lucy B. King with child Ida (born 1860), buried at Weymans Chapel Cemetery, Riegelwood, NC – Co. G . . . also listed in Co. H

BRYAN, Pvt. W. C., b. abt. 1834, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 May 1861 – Co. A

BRYANT, Pvt. Dempsey Hinton, b. bet. 1828-32, d. 23 Oct 1863, Fort Delaware, DE, possibly served in Jernigan’s Company of Mounted Florida Volunteers in 1856, son of Lewis Hinton and Fortune/Fortine Nancy (Hinton) Bryant, buried at Finns Point National Cemetery, Pennsville, NJ – Co. E

BUTLER, 1^ST Sgt. William C., b. abt. 1837, d. 15 Aug 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 06 Jul 1861 buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. F

CHRISTIN, Pvt. L. R., d. 02 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 16 Mar 1862, surname also listed as Christian – Co. A

DOBSON, Pvt. John N./W., d. 1863 (“assumed to have been killed”), enlisted 26 Aug 1861 – Co. M

FLOWERS, Pvt. Travis, b. abt. 1842, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 May 1861, name seen elsewhere as Thomas – Co. A

GLEASON, Pvt. J., d. 02/03 Jul 1863, surname also spelled Gleeson – Co. A

HAMPTON, 1^ST Lt. Elliot L., possibly b. abt. 1839, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Aug 1861, possibly the son of Benjamin Wade and Clementine Groves (Oneal) Hampton, name also spelled Elliott, may also be listed as “Ed Hampton” – Co. M

HERNDON, Pvt. Nathaniel Green L., b. abt. 1842, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Aug 1861, listed as “Nathan” and “farm owner” along with his mother in the 1860 census, son of Wyatt and Camilla/Carmilla (?) Herndon – Co. M

JERKINS, Cpt. Robert Green, b. 1832/33, d. 01/02 Jul 1863, enlisted 23 May 1861, son of John S. and Sarah “Sally” (Napier) Jerkins, surname also listed as Gerkins, one casualty list gives his name as “Lieutenant R. S. Jenkins” – Co. B

JOHNSON, 1^ST Sgt. Charles W., b. abt. 1841, d. 02 Jul 1863 – Co. D

JONES, Pvt. John A., b. abt. 1843, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 23 May 1861, described as being 5’6” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, parents unknown (there is a John A. Jones in the 1850 census for Columbia, FL, born abt. 1840 in GA, listed as an overseer, possibly the son of John W. and Sarah A. (?) Jones, but as this is a very common name I’m not sure it’s the same person) – Co. C

KENNEDY, Cpl. William D., b. abt. 1841, d. 10 Jul/Aug 1863, enlisted 25 May 1861, occupation carpenter, described as being 5’11”, with blue eyes and light hair, son of William F. and (?) Kennedy, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. A

KNIGHT, 3^RD Sgt. D. M. (probably Daniel M.), b. abt. 1842, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 May 1861, parents unknown (there is a Daniel M. Knight in the 1860 census for Pensacola, FL, born abt. 1842 and possibly the son of John A. and Mary P. (?) Knight) – Co. A

MCCASLAN, Cpt. William E., Acting Assistant Adjutant-General to Gen. Perry, b. 1833, d. 03 Jul 1863 (killed by a shell), enlisted 05 Jul 1861, possibly served as a school principal in Brooksville, FL, surname also listed as McCaslin and McCassland – Co. E

MCLEOD, Sgt. William H. H., d. 1863, listed elsewhere as “William W. McLeod” – Co. I

POOSER, 1^ST Lt. George Emmanuel, b. abt. 1832, d. 03/06 Jul 1863, listed as merchant in 1860 census, previously served in the 1^ST Florida Infantry, married to Elizabeth (?) with child S. E. (daughter, born and died in infancy), son of Jacob Henry and Elizabeth Rachel (Weimer) Pooser, buried at Chestnut Cemetery, Apalachicola, FL – Co. F

RAULERSON, 3^RD Cpl. Aaron, b. bef. 09 Jun 1836, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jul 1861, listed as farmer in 1860 census, possibly served in the Florida Militia in 1858 (if this is the right man, he was described as being 5’2” tall, with blue eyes and light hair), son of Nicabod/Nichabod (or Nicebod, listed in census as Nickabun) and Lucretia (?) Raulerson, possibly buried at Raulerson Cemetery near Blackshear, GA – Co. C

REDDICK, Pvt. George, possibly d. abt. 1840, d. 03 Jul 1863 (U.S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles says 22 Jan 1864 at Fort Delaware, DE), enlisted 08 Jul 1861, possibly the son of Peter and Alafred or Adaline Agnes “Allie/Abby” (Wright) Reddick, Pvt. Peter Reddick who also died at Gettysburg (see below) was possibly his brother, listed on one casualty report as “Cpl.” – Co. K

REDDICK, 2^ND Cpl. Peter, b. abt. 1839, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, possibly the son of Peter and Alafred or Adaline Agnes “Allie/Abby” (Wright) Reddick, Pvt. George Reddick who also died at Gettysburg (see above) was possibly his brother, also listed as Pvt. – Co. K

RILEY, Lt. Henry F., b. 1836/37, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 May 1861, “Roll of Honor”, son of James R. and Eliza Burr (Ingraham) Riley – Co. A

SANCHEZ, 3^RD Sgt. Simeon Joseph, b. 1830/39, d. 17 Jul 1863, married to (1) Mariah Jane Barfield, married to (2) Mary V. Walker with child Mary Dolores (born 1854), son of Francisco Xavier Roman Manuel “Francis” and Francesca Poncheta “Frances” (Young) Sanchez, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. B

SHEALY, 3^RD Lt. P., b. abt. 1834, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 23 May 1861, surname also spelled Shealey – Co. C

SIRLES, Pvt. Robert W., d. 26 Jul 1863, enlisted 01 Apr 1862 – Co. M

WILLIAMS, Abram, d. 03 Jul 1863, listed as both Pvt. and Sgt. – Co. M

WILSON, Pvt. James T., b. abt. 1834, d. 02/07 Jul 1863, enlisted 29 Jun 1861, possibly the son of John and Sarah (?) Wilson), Pvt. Thomas Wilson (see below) was likely his brother, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. L

WILSON, Pvt. Robert R., b. abt. 1841, d. 10/11 Jul 1863, enlisted 09 May 1861 – Co. G

WILSON, Pvt. Thomas, b. 1830, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 May 1861, possibly the son of John and Sarah (?) Wilson, Pvt. James T. Wilson (see above) was likely his brother – Co. L

WOLFE, 4^TH Cpl. Richard J., b. abt. 1842, d. 02/05 (or 08) Jul 1863, possibly listed as farm laborer in 1860 census, possibly buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. D

5^TH FLORIDA INFANTRY

ARNOLD, Pvt. Dawson H./W., b. bet. 1844–46, d. 15 Sep 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 03 Mar 1862, son of Charles M. and Christina/Christianna (Rush) Arnold, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. G

AYERS, Pvt. David Stephen, b. 14 Aug 1839, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 19 Apr 1862, possibly listed as farmer in 1860 census, previously served in Calhoun Rangers, son of John “Captain Jack” and Marilda “Arilda” (Aurelia?) (Stephens) Ayers – Co. H

BARNES, 3^RD Sgt. Robert Reese, b. abt. 1842, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Mar 1862, married to Julia Augusta Greene with child Lewis Benjamin (born 1859), son of Benjamin and Elizabeth Jane (Herren) Barnes – Co. B

BARNOW, Pvt. Elias, b. abt. 1845, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 27 Feb 1862, possibly the son of Peter L. and Mary (?) Barnow, name also listed as Bariman – Co. C

BAUGH, Pvt. John C., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 12 May 1862 – Co. G

BLAKE, 1^ST Lt. Joel Clifton, Sr., b. 03 Feb 1831, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Feb 1862, occupation plantation owner, married to Laura Ann Harriet Catherine Parish with children William “Willie” (born 1855/57), Joel Clifton, Jr. (born and died 1859), and Joel Clifton, Jr. “Cliff” (born 1861 and died 1863), son of Miles and Susan (Parish/Parrish) Blake – Co. K

BRANCH, 2^ND Cpl. C. Washington, b. abt. 1838, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, described as being 5’8” tall, with gray eyes and light hair – Co. K

BROWN, Pvt. Arthur A., b. abt. 1846, d. 14 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, described as being 5’6” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, son of Stephen and (?) Brown – Co. D

BROWNING, Pvt. John, d. 04 Jul 1863, enlisted 19 Feb 1863 – Co. D

BURNEY, Pvt. James, d. 03 Jul 1863, “Confederate Casualties at Gettysburg” by John W. Busey and Travis W. Busey says “this soldier does not appear in service records”, possibly indicating that his surname is spelled incorrectly – Co. D

CALHOUN, 3^RD Cpl. Levi Harris, b. abt.1837, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 01 Aug 1862, occupation farmer/planter, described as being 5’11” tall, with gray eyes and light hair, married to Lydia Ann Butler with children Mary Elizabeth “Lizzie” (born 1854), Nancy Rofan (born 1856), Roxanna (born 1859), and Sarah Cecilia “Sally” (born 1862), son of Andrew and Mary Anna “Polly” (Rykard) Calhoun, one casualty list gives his name as “S. H. Calhoun” – Co. E

CASH, Pvt. R. C., d. 03 Jul 1863, “Confederate Casualties at Gettysburg” by John W. Busey and Travis W. Busey states “there is no one by this name in regimental service records”, indicating this soldier’s name is probably incorrect – Co. E

COCHRAN, Cpt. John Scot(t), b. abt. 1837, d. 28/29 Nov 1863, West’s Buildings hospital, Baltimore, MD, enlisted 26 Mar 1862, listed as wagoner in 1860 census, son of A. J. and Pam (?) Cochran, buried at Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore, MD, surname also spelled Cockran – Co. D

COX, 3^RD Sgt. James C., b. abt. 1829, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 14 Mar 1862 – Co. I

DEMPSEY, Pvt. Elvin John, b. bet. 1836-38, d. 03 Sep 1863, Winchester, VA, enlisted 14 Mar 1862, son of William Porter/W. and Margaret “Minnie” (Syphers/Syphert or Syphrett) Dempsey, buried at Winchester, VA, middle initial also listed as “A.” and “W.”, surname also listed as Demsey – Co. F

DEVANE, 2^ND Lt. George Jeremiah, b. 20 Nov 1832, d. 02/03 (or 24) Jul 1863, Winchester, VA, enlisted 30 Apr 1862, occupation farmer, described as being 5’5” tall, with blue eyes and dark hair, married to Eliza Jane Morgan with children Flora Ann (born 1857) and Mary Jane (born 1859), son of Benjamin Franklin and Mary Jane (Rogers) Devane, buried at Mount Enon or Eron Memorial Cemetery, Plant City, FL – Co. D

FRINK, Cpt. John, b. 09 Apr 1826, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 14 Mar 1862, listed as farmer in 1860 census, son of William D. and Mary “Polly” (Haddock) Frink – Co. F

HILLHOUSE, 1^ST Cpl. Barton Nelson, b. 25 Mar 1836, d. 04 Jul 1863, enlisted 14 Mar 1862, son of John H. and Frances I. (Thurmond) Hillhouse, possibly buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, also listed as “Martin N. Hillhouse” – Co. F

HUDSON, Pvt. Edward J., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 May 1862, occupation farmer, described as being 5’10” tall, with gray eyes and light hair – Co. E . . . also listed in Co. F

INMAN, Pvt. Benjamin, d. 03/04 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Mar 1862, possibly buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled Innman – Co. H

JARVIS, Pvt. James N., b. bet. 1844-48, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Mar 1862 – Co. D

JENKINS, 3^RD Lt. John A., b. bet. 1825-27, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Feb 1862, possibly listed as planter in 1860 census, married to Sarah E. Warren with children Francis P. (born abt. 1850), Joseph H. (born abt. 1852), Mary M. (born abt. 1855), and John G. (born abt. 1857) – Co. E

JOHNS, Pvt. James Bryan(t), b. 27 Jun 1837, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 May 1862, listed as farm laborer in 1860 census, married to Mary Ann Jennings, son of Levi and Mahala/Mahaley (Bryan/Bryant) Johns – Co. F

JONES, Pvt. Josiah, b. abt. 1836, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 May 1862, name listed as Isaiah in official roster – Co. E

JONES, Pvt. William Levi, b. 29 Sep 1829 (abt. 1834?), d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 27 Feb 1862, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Sarah Emily Harod with children Mary Elizabeth (born 1854), David Henry (born 1856), William Joseph (born abt. 1858), John Levi (born 1860) (either William or John must have been born abt. Dec 1859, and the child is listed only as “an infant” 6 months of age), and Jessie Theodore (born 1862), possibly also a James Wirbun (born 1864), son of Jesse L., Sr. and Keziah (Pearce) Jones – Co. C

LEE, Pvt. Benjamin H., possibly b. abt. 1832, d. 18 Jul 1863, Jordan Springs Hospital, Winchester, VA, possibly listed in 1860 census as farmer, possibly married to Mary A. (?) although he was 28 in the 1860 census and she was 16, buried at Stonewall Confederate Cemetery, Winchester, VA – Co. A

LEWIS, 2^ND Lt. Daniel Mills, b. 16 Feb 1830, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 14 Mar 1862, possibly listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Celia Dees with children Anna Catherine (born 1850), Mary Frances “Mollie” (born 1853), Sarah Gathary (born 1856), Arena Elizabeth (born 1858), and Alice Elender (born 1861), son of Daniel Kelsey and Catherine (possibly Shepard) Lewis, buried at Dasher Cemetery #1, Dasher, GA – Co. F

LINTON, Pvt. Hugh, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Feb 1862, occupation farmer, described as being 5’8” tall, with blue eyes and brown hair, married to Amanda (?), surname also listed as Leinten and Leinton – Co. E

MCCLELLAN, 2^ND Cpl. Rudolphus Henry, b. 25 Sep 1843, d. 04/05 Jul 1863, occupation farmer, described as being 5’11” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, son of Henry Young and Margaret (Gorman) McClellan, name also listed as Richard, surname also listed as McClelland – Co. A

MILTON, Pvt. Joseph R., d. 07 Aug 1863, Winchester, VA, enlisted 28 Apr 1862, buried at Winchester, VA, listed on roster as “James” – Co. G

MONTFORD, Pvt. Thomas, b. abt. 1831/32, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 05 Mar 1862, son of John C. and Martha (Taylor) Montford, casualty list gives his name as “Thomas Mumford” – Co. K

ODOM, Pvt. Elkanah, b. abt. 1840, d. 25/31 Jul 1863, listed as carpenter in 1860 census, son of Halasha or Hallasha and Sibla/Silby (Lynch) Odom, surname also spelled Odum – Co. A

OLIVER, Pvt. Avin, b. abt. 1829, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Apr 1862, listed as farmer in 1860 census, son of Rhesa, Jr. and (?) Oliver, name also listed as Arvin – Co. C

RYKARD, Cpl. James R., b. abt. 1835, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Mar 1862, occupation farmer, married to Rachel (?), described as being 5’8”, with blue eyes and light hair, surname also listed as Richard – Co. B

SCOTT, Pvt. David W., d. 02/03 Jul 1863 – Co. A

SENICE, Pvt. B., d. 03 Jul 1863, one casualty list gives his name as “B. Sincoe” – Co. E

SHAW, 1^ST Lt. John A., b. abt. 1836, d. 04 Jul 1863, transferred 28 May 1862, previously served in the 2^ND Florida Cavalry, – Co. D

SIMPSON, Pvt. Elijah M., b. abt. 1841, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 14 Mar 1862 – Co. F

THOMAS, Pvt. William A. Jackson, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Mar 1862, occupation unknown, married to Mary Lee, parents unknown – Co. H

WALKER, 1^ST Lt. George Raysor, b. 26 Jul 1828, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 03 Mar 1862, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Louisa Ada/E. Mathers with children David M. and George Michael, son of David M. and Rebecca (Raysor) Walker – Co. G

WHITE, Pvt. Stephen H., possibly b. abt. 1832, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 21 Apr 1862, possibly listed as farmer in 1860 census, possibly married to Martha E. Whetstone with children Rachael (born abt. 1855, possibly d. young), Mary Elizabeth “Mollie” (born 1858), Mary A. (born 1859), Josephine (born 1861), and Sarah (born abt. 1863), possibly the son of William S. and Susan D. (Watson) White – Co. C

WORTHINGTON, 2^ND Cpl. Lewis H., b. abt. 1832, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1862 surname also listed as Wetherington and Witherington – Co. E

8^TH FLORIDA INFANTRY

BARRON, Pvt. Robert, b. abt. 1837, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 12 Apr 1862, name also listed as Barrons – Co. H

BUCHAN, Pvt. Joseph David, b. abt. 1830/31, d. 30/31 Jul 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 17 May 1862, listed as farm laborer in 1860 census, son of Peter and Sarah W. (Furlow or Sanders) Buchan, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA (possibly as Buchanan) – Co. G

BURROUGHS, 1^ST Cpl. Cornelius T., b. bet. 1833-38, d. 16 Jul 1863, enlisted 12 Apr 1862, son of Thomas T. and Amelia A./Huston (Patterson) Burroughs, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, also listed as “Cpl.” – Co. H

CHURCHILL, 4^TH Sgt. Jordan G., b. abt. 1834, d. 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 01 Mar 1863, listed as carpenter in 1860 census, married to Mary Ann Baty/Batty with children Augusta Virginia “Jennie” (born 1852), Julia Lu Ann or Louanna (born 1853), Abner Porter R. (born 1859), and Georgia A. (born 1861) – Co. K

COX, Pvt. Elisha, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 02 Nov 1861, previously served in Cpt. Turner’s Co. Independent Florida Mounted Volunteers – Co. K

CREWS, Pvt. Joshua J., b. abt. 1844, d. 25 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 May 1862, son of Isham and Mary Elisabeth or Elizabeth “Betsy” (Bryant) Crews, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. K

DANN, Pvt. Horace Lockwood, b. 08 Jun 1840, d. 22 Dec 1863 (“of wounds and general debility”), West’s Buildings hospital, Baltimore, MD, enlisted 17 May 1862, listed as farm laborer in 1860 census, son of Elliott Smithson and Mary Ann (Brewer) Dann, buried at Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore, MD – Co. G

FRENCH, Pvt. Edward, b. abt. 1832, d. 03 Jul 1863, Pennsylvania College hospital, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 12 May 1862, possibly buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA (original burial site listed him as “E. French, 8TH South Carolina”) – Co. I

GALLOWAY, Pvt. Thomas M., b. abt. 1828, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 17 May 1862, brother Pvt. James S. Galloway also died at Gettysburg (see Co. A, 11TH North Carolina Infantry) – Co. G

HARPER, Pvt. Calvin, b. abt. 1840, d. 03 Jul 1863, listed as farmer in 1860 census, previously served in the Grayson Artillery (Florida), son of Malachi and Mary Jane (?) Harper – Co. D

JOHNSON, Pvt. William W., b. abt. 1837, d. 12 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 May 1862 – Co. B

KILGORE, 3^RD Sgt. Andrew J., b. abt. 1843, d. 27 Sep 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 13 May 1862, son of Benjamin/Benajah Smith and Julia Ann (Bush) Killgore, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled Killgore – Co. E

LOVE, Cpt. Thomas R. (photo), b. 03 Jul 1841, d. 10/12 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Apr 1861, son of Alexander and Isabel (McRae) Love, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. B

MCLAUCHLIN, Pvt. James M., b. abt. 1839, d. 31 Jul 1863, previously served in the 1^ST Georgia Volunteer Infantry, surname also listed as McLaughlin and Laughton – Co. B

MIZELL, 1^ST Sgt. Thomas E. C., b. 1842, d. Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 02 Nov 1861, listed as farm laborer in 1860 census, previously served in Cpt. Turner’s Co. Independent Florida Mounted Volunteers, son of David William and Mary Cornelia (Pearce) Mizell – Co. K

PADGETT, Pvt. Ellis C., b. abt. 1840, d. 30 Jul 1863, son of Elijah W. and Susannah/Susan “Susie” (Davis) Padgett, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. E . . . also listed in Co. D

ROE, Pvt. John, b. abt. 1831, d. 02 Jul 1863, transferred 09 Mar 1863, previously served in the 10^TH Florida Infantry, surname also spelled Rowe – Co. F

RUSSELL, Pvt. John W., b. abt. 1816, d. 07/08 Aug 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 28 Feb 1862, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. I

SLAUGHTER, Pvt. William H., b. abt. 1836, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, married to Rebecca Ann Hatch – Co. C

WINGATE, 4^TH Sgt. John A., d. 01 Aug 1863, enlisted 01 Dec 1861, married Martha C. Wilds, possibly the son of Owen B. and Jane (O’Neal) Wingate, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. F

~GEORGIA~

Records for this state are incomplete due to deficient rosters

SEMMES, Brig. Gen. Paul Jones, b. 04 Jun 1815, d. 09/10 Jul 1863, enlisted 07 May 1861, married to Jane Emily Hemphill with children Andrew Green/J. (born 1832), Thomas Hemphill (born 1832), Mary Jane (born 1837), Pauline (born 1839), and Cleveland Porter (born 1841), son of Andrew Green Simpson and Mary (Robertson) Semmes, buried at Linwood Cemetery, Columbus, GA

PULASKI ARTILLERY (FRASER'S BATTERY)

Records for this regiment are incomplete

CHALFINCH, Cpl. John H., b. abt. 1840, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, son of Hiram and Elizabeth (Dickson) Chalfinch, surname also listed as Chaffinch

FALKNER, Pvt. John H., d. 02 Jul 1863, surname also spelled Faulkner

FRASER, Cpt. John Couper, b. 08 Dec 1832, d. 11 Jul 1863, listed as merchant in 1860 census, son of John and Ann Sarah (Couper) Fraser, possibly buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA (may be a cenotaph)

MAY, Pvt. Edmund G., b. abt. 1840, d. 1863, occupation unknown, married to Alice (?), possibly the son of William and Nancy (Taylor) May, burial unknown

SCOTT, Pvt. Franklin R., d. 06 Jul 1863, transferred 01 May 1862, previously served in the 10^TH Louisiana Infantry

SPEISSEGGER, 5^TH Sgt. Samuel L. M. (or Samuel S. M.), b. abt. 1834, d. 02 Jul 1863 (killed by a shell), may have previously served in the 10^TH Georgia Infantry, listed as bricklayer in 1860 census, son of Samuel Ladson and Martha B. (Millen) Speissegger

WILBURN, 1^ST Sgt. Joseph H., b. unknown, d. 02 Jul 1863 (killed by a shell), occupation unknown, parents unknown, burial unknown

SUMTER ARTILLERY BATTALION (ROSS'S BATTERY)
Records for this regiment are incomplete

DYESS, Pvt. Reuben M., b. abt. 1842/43, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 06 Jul 1861, son of William and Havila/Havilah (Underwood) Dyess, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. A

SUMTER ARTILLERY BATTALION (PATTERSON'S BATTERY)
Records for this regiment are incomplete

GUERRY, Pvt. Thomas LeGrand(e), b. 26 Oct 1846, d. 04 Jul 1863, son of William Barnett and Sarah/Sarah Amanda (Dixon) Guerry, middle name also spelled LeGrande, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. B

HANCOCK, Pvt. Little Berry, b. abt. 1834, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 01 Mar 1862, son of Clement, Jr. and Temperance (Jackson) Hancock, listed in U. S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles as “Lit B. Hancock” – Co. B

JONES, Pvt. James M., d. 06 Oct 1863, enlisted 01 Mar 1862

TROUP ARTILLERY (CARLTON'S BATTERY, COBB'S GEORGIA LEGION)

ADAMS, Pvt. John H. “Hop”, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jul 1862, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA

BIGGERS, Pvt. William E., b. abt. 1836, d. 20 Aug 1863, enlisted 01 Mar 1862, occupation unknown, parents unknown, possibly buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA (may be listed erroneously as “A. J. Gore”), but also listed as Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia

COBB'S GEORGIA LEGION CAVALRY

Records for this regiment are incomplete

EVANS, Pvt. James M., abt. 1836, d. 03 Jul 1863 (“presumed dead”), enlisted 22 Mar 1862 – Co. E

SMITH, Pvt. Ebenezer F., b. abt. 1839, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Mar 1862, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. E

STRICKLAND, Pvt. Noah C., b. abt. 1837, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Jun 1861, listed as farm laborer in 1860 census, son of Noah and Charlotte/Charlotta (Vanderford) Strickland, possibly previously served in the 3^RD Georgia Infantry, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. C

COBB'S GEORGIA LEGION INFANTRY
Records for this regiment are incomplete

ALMAND, 2^ND Lt. John C., b. abt. 1836, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 30 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. B

ALMAND, 3^RD Cpl. William F., b. bet. 1839-41, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 29 Jul 1861, son of James Morgan, Jr. “Morgan” and Mary Catherine (Marshall) Almand – Co. G

BARRETT, Pvt. Henry R., b. unknown, d. 1863, enlisted 29 Jul 1861 – Co. G

CAMAK, Maj. Thomas U./W., b. 13 Sep 1829, d. 02 Jul 1863, possibly worked as a “cotton maker”, married to Laura A. Raglan/Ragland with child Annie Thomas (born 1863), attended the University of Georgia 1848, son of James and Helen Smith (Finley) Camak, buried at Linwood Cemetery, Columbus, GA, surname also listed as Camack, Camach, and Clark

NEWNIS, Pvt. James A./E., d. 03 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 12 Aug 1861, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA (stone says “J. A. Unis”), surname also listed as Nunis and Nuness – Co. E

PHILLIPS' GEORGIA LEGION INFANTRY

Records for this regiment are incomplete

BARTON, Pvt. John, d. 02 Jul 1863, parents unknown (there is a John H. Barton in the 1860 census for Polk Co., GA, age 30/born abt. 1830 and living in a household with 36-year-old Mary A. Barton and 26-year-old Mary A. Barton --- two different women. His occupation is listed as farmer), surname listed elsewhere as Barien – Co. D

CLYDE, 4^TH Sgt. Charles E., b. abt. 1842/43, d. 20 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, son of Thomas Matthew and Harriet/Harriett L. (?) Clyde, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co C

GILLESPIE, Pvt. Richard G., d. 08 Jul 1863, enlisted 01 Aug 1861, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. F

QUINN, 1^ST Cpl. Charles H., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861 – Co. B

ROBINS, Pvt. Seaborn M., b. abt. 1842/43, d. Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 02 Aug 1861, son of John William and Elizabeth (Talley) Robins, surname also spelled Robbins – Co. A

WILSON, 4^TH Sgt. Harrison Lee, b. bet. 1835-41, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 09 Jul 1861, listed as miner in 1860 census, son of Ransom and Elizabeth (?) Wilson – Co. E

2^ND GEORGIA INFANTRY BATTALION

Records for this regiment are incomplete

BENNS, Pvt. Charles, poss. b. 30/31 Oct 1822 (England), d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jul 1862, listed as bookkeeper in 1860 census, possibly married to Mary Bosanquet Bailey/Baley with children Mary (born 1849/50), William Nathaniel (born 1851), and Ida (born 1863), possibly the son of Charles William Plummer and Isabella Chesswright/Cheesewright (Pugh) Benns – Co. B

CAMPBELL, 2^ND Lt. Thomas K., b. abt. 1832, d. 02 Jul 1863/24 Sep 1864, Fort McHenry, Baltimore, MD, enlisted 20 Apr 1861, possibly buried at Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore, MD – Co. B

CRONIN, Pvt. Patrick, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Apr 1861 – Co. D

CRUTCHFIELD, Sgt. Joseph R., b. abt. 1842, d. 27 Jul 1863, enlisted 23 May 1861, son of George and Martha Matilda (Moore) Crutchfield), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, also listed as 2ND Cpl. – Co. D

DAVIS, Pvt. James D./T., d. 02 Jul 1863 (“supposed killed”), enlisted 02 May 1861 – Co. A

DEATON, Pvt. Thomas J., b. abt. 1839, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Apr 1861, occupation clerk, parents unknown (there is a Thomas J. Deaton from Jackson Co., GA, born 1844, son of William Ebby and Virginia Jane “Jennie” (White) Deaton) – Co. A

DOBBS, Pvt. Benjamin Franklin, b. abt. 1837, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Apr 1861, listed as clerk in 1860 census, son of John and Lydia (Wilson) Dobbs – Co. D

GOETCHIUS, Pvt. John M. (Micajah?), poss. b. 11 Apr 1841, d. 15 Jul 1863, enlisted 23 Apr 1861, possibly the son of Richard Rose and Mary Ann “Polly” (Bennett) Goetchius, buried either at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, or at Linwood Cemetery, Columbus, GA – Co. A

GRANNISS, 1^ST Lt. Edward C./J., b. 09 Jan 1841, d. 02/07 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Apr 1861, listed as clerk in 1860 census, son of Ebenezer C. and Huldah E. (?) Granniss, buried at Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA, surname also spelled Granness – Co. B

GROGAN, Pvt. John P., d. 04 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Apr 1861 – Co. D

HARMON, Pvt. Archibald F./S., b. abt. 1844/45, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 30 Apr 1862, son of Alexander King and Helen Mary (Chappell) Harmon, surname also spelled Harman – Co. C

JONES, Pvt. William P., d. 20 Jul 1863, possibly buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. D

MARTIN, 4^TH Sgt. John, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Apr 1861 – Co. C

NEWSOM, Pvt. John S. (possibly Seymour), possibly b. abt. 1842, d. 02 Jul 1863, possibly the son of John and Martha Broadnax (Ward) Newsom, surname also listed as Newsome and Newson – Co. B

REDDING, Cpt. Charles R., b. abt. 1829, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Apr 1861, possibly listed as bookkeeper in 1860 census, son of Thomas and Mariah (Searcy) Redding – Co. C

ROSENFELD, Pvt. Jacob, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Apr 1861, surname also spelled Rosenfield – Co. C

ROSS, Maj. George Washington, b. 22 Nov 1835 (1825?), d. 02 Aug 1863, enlisted 20 Apr 1861, occupation merchant, son of Luke and Mary “Polly” (Grimes) Ross, buried at Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA

TAYLOR, Pvt. William E. S., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 01 May 1861, occupation unknown (there is a William E. S. Taylor in the 1860 census for Macon, GA, born abt. 1837 and listed as an engineer) – Co. C

WILSON, Pvt. William R., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 27 Feb 1863, son of (?) and Elizabeth (?) Wilson – Co. D

YOUNG, Pvt. Henry H., d. 02 Jul 1863 – Co. C

2^ND GEORGIA INFANTRY

Records for this regiment are incomplete

ABLES, 3^RD Sgt. Obediah A., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Apr 1861, occupation shoemaker, married to Nancy (?) with children William J. (born abt. 1846), Columbus (born abt. 1847), Sarah A. (born abt. 1852), James A. (born abt. 1855), and Baxter B. (born abt. 1860) – Co. H

ASH, Pvt. John Rutherford (photo), b. 28 Sep 1837, d. 03/04 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Jul 1861, son of Alexander Fleming and Elizabeth (McCracken) Ash, buried at Hebron Presbyterian Cemetery, Franklin, GA – Co. A

BAILEY, Pvt. C. A., b. abt. 1833, d. 02 Jul/12 Aug 1863, enlisted 16 Apr 1861, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. G

BLOUNT, Pvt. T. E. Hamilton, d. 08 Aug 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, enlisted 19 Apr 1861, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY, also listed as “T. E.” and “Blunt” – Co. D

BURTON, 2^ND Sgt. James Green, b. abt. 1839, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 19 Apr 1861, occupation unknown, parents unknown, buried at Bark Camp Cemetery, Burke Co., GA – Co. D (“The Second Georgia Infantry Regiment” by F. Mikell Harper suggests he was killed at Antietam, but no other sources seem to corroborate this)

DEWBERRY, Pvt. Seaborn H., b. abt. 1840, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, son of Thomas and Lydia (Walker) Dewberry – Co. C

DICKERSON, Cpt. Nelson Lumpkin, Jr., b. abt. 1832, d. 03/30 Jul 1863, enlisted 18 Apr 1861, possibly listed as merchant in 1860 census, married to Louisa/Louise Jane Barton with children Fanny Rebecca (born 1860) and Mary (born 1863), son of Nelson Lumpkin, Sr. and Rebecca Crutcher (Evans) Dickerson, possibly buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. F

DOSS, Pvt. Robert L., b. abt. 1842, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 18 Apr 1861, possibly listed as laborer in 1860 census (name given as “Dess”), son of James C./M. and Mary Ann (Evans, or Ivans/Ivens) Doss – Co. F

FRANKLIN, 2^ND Lt. James Cicero, b. abt. 1837, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 12 Jul 1861, census is difficult to read but it appears he was involved in farming, married to Octavia “Tavia” Hardy with children Leander Walter (born 1858) and James C. (born 1859 and died 1861), son of David and Elizabeth (Callaway) Franklin – Co. B

HANCOCK, Cpt. Benjamin L., b. abt. 1830, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Apr 1861, son of Robert F./S. and Charlotte (Morgan) Hancock, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. H

HARRIS, Lt. Col. William Terrell, b. 12/29 Nov 1829, d. 02 Jul 1863, occupation lawyer and/or planter, graduated University of Georgia 1849, married to Martha Leonora Chambers, son of Henry and Mary “Polly” (Sasnett) Harris, buried at Linwood Cemetery, Columbus, GA

HURST, 2^ND Lt. George Washington Peavins, Jr., b. abt. 1837, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 19 Apr 1861, possibly listed in 1860 census as a timber cutter, married to A. E. McGorory, son of George Washington Peavins, Sr. and Margaret Ann (Coutteau) Hurst, buried at Waynesboro Confederate Memorial Cemetery, Waynesboro, GA – Co. D

MAYS, 1^ST Lt. George W., possibly b. bet. 1828-1830, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 16 Apr 1861 – Co. G

MCGEHEE, 2^ND Lt. J. G., b. abt. 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Jul 1861, surname also spelled McGhee – Co. C

MUSE, Pvt. Thomas H., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 16 Apr 1861, parents unknown (there is a Thomas Howard Muse born abt. 13 Sep 1840 and died 02 Jul 1863, son of Elliott Hunter and Adaline Sarah (Howard) Muse, but as this isn’t the same county and no regimental information is given, I can’t be sure if this is the same person or not) – Co. G

OAKMAN, Pvt. Octavius Raymond “Raymond”, b. 29 Jul/30 Dec 1839, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“presumed dead”), enlisted 19 Apr 1861, son of Dr. William/Wellington Henry and Ann Elizabeth or Elizabeth Ann (Hagood) Oakman, name also given as “Raymond H. Oakman” – Co. D

3^R^D BATTALION GEORGIA SHARPSHOOTERS

Records for this regiment are incomplete

ADAIR, Pvt. William Madison, b. abt. 1829, d. 04 Jul 1863, listed as farmer in 1860 census, previously served in the 16^TH Georgia Infantry, son of Robert Sidney and Martha “Patsy” (Lefevre) Adair – Co. C

BECK, 2^ND Lt. Jasper Newton, b. 10 May 1832, d. 03 Jul 1863, transferred 08 Jun 1863, occupation unknown, previously served in the 24^TH Georgia Infantry, son of Col. Samuel and Tabitha (Langston) Beck, burial unknown – Co. E

GINN, Pvt. Jesse, b. bet. 1831-35, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, previously served in the 16^TH Georgia Infantry, son of Jesse P. and Sarah G. "Sally" (Brown) Ginn), surname also listed as Gwinn – Co. E

3^R^D GEORGIA INFANTRY

Records for this regiment are incomplete

AARON, Pvt. Edward S., b. abt. 1840, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 19 Feb 1863, listed as farm laborer in 1860 census, married to Martha (?), son of John B./Russell and Malissa/Melissa Frances “Fannie” (Mathews/Matthews) Aaron, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA, name also listed as Edmond – Co. G (Richmond Co)

BAKER, Pvt. James M., d. 02 Jul 1863 – Co. I

BLAIR, Pvt. George H., b. 07 Nov 1833, d. 02/12 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 20 Aug 1861, possibly listed as teacher in 1860 census (word is very difficult to read), married to Elizabeth Kirkley with child Frances (born abt. 1860) (there is also a daughter listed as “Nealie”, not sure if this is another child or a nickname for Frances), son of Powell and Sarah A. (Dickson/Dixon) Blair – Co. L

BLOCK, Pvt. Moses, d. 02 Jul 1863 – Co. A

BOWLING, Cpl. Jermon S., b. abt. 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Apr 1861, listed as miller in 1860 census, possibly the son of John S. and (?) Bowling – Co. C

BRIGMAN, Pvt. Isaac J., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Feb 1863 – Co. G

BUTLER, Cpl. William R., d. 02 Jul 1863, also listed as Pvt. – Co. G

CHAPMAN, Pvt. G. W., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. G

CLARKE, Pvt. Reuben W. L., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Apr 1861, surname also spelled Clark – Co. D

DANCE, Pvt. James A., b. abt. 1835, d. 02/07 Jul 1863, listed as farmer in 1860 census, son of Thomas and Nancy (Puryear) Dance – Co. B

DAVIS, 3^R^D Cpl. Oren M., b. abt. 1834, d. 04/05 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, occupation farm laborer, son of Hansford “Henry” and Margaret “Peggy” (Eady) Davis – Co. F

DEAN, Pvt. Charles N./W., b. 17 Jun 1841, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 Apr 1861, possibly the son of John and Tabitha (Morton) Dean, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. K

DIXON, Pvt. John E. “Dixie”, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 Apr 1861, described as being 5’9” tall, with blue eyes and dark hair, “a gallant man who ever followed the fortunes of the immortal Lee”, parents unknown (there is a John E. Dickson in the 1860 census for Clarke, GA, born abt. 1845 and possibly the son of William E. and Louisa T. (?) Dickson), surname also spelled Dickson – Co. K

DIXON, Pvt. Thomas W., possibly b. abt. 1845, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 21 Aug 1861, possibly the son of Freeman W. and Caroline (Jackson) Dixon, surname also spelled Dickson and Dixson – Co. I

EDWARDS, Cpl. William H., b. 07 Jul 1833, d. 02 Jul 1863, son of Jesse Hubert and Nancy (Stevens) Edwards – Co. B

FLOOD, Pvt. Pvt. E. C. or E. T., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Aug 1861 – Co. G

FUTRELL, Pvt. Warren B., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 Apr 1861 – Co. H

GREGORY, 1^ST Sgt. Benjamin F., d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 30 Apr 1861, occupation unknown (there is a Benjamin Gregory in the 1860 census for Richmond, GA, born abt. 1842 and listed as a printer) – Co. G

GREGORY, Cpl. William R., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 30 Apr 1861, buried Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. G

HARDIGREE, Pvt. John H., b. 22 Feb 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Aug 1861, son of Joel and Martha Jane (Blakely/Blakeley) Hardigree – Co. L

HARGROVES, Pvt. James R., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 Apr 1861 – Co. H

HOBBS, Pvt. Nathan Augustus “Gus”, Jr., b. abt. 1829, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Apr 1861, appears to be listed in 1860 census as “carriage painter”, married to Harriet/Harriett Tiller, son of Nathan Augustus, Sr. and Mary Elizabeth (Lankford) Hobbs, buried at Hobbs Cemetery, Oglethorpe Co., GA – Co. C

HODGES, Pvt. James, d. 02/09 Jul 1863, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA (stone says “Hodge”) – Co. A

HORNE, Pvt. James B. “Jimmy”, b. bet. 1831-33, d. 02 Jul 1863 (killed by a shell), enlisted 10 May 1862, listed as overseer in 1860 census, married to Mary Ann Smyrl with children James (born abt. 1852), Delilah Augusta Ann (born 1855), Elijah (born abt. 1856), John Henry/Francis (born 1858), and Mary E. (born 1862/63), possibly the son of Michael and Elizabeth (Thompson) Horn, nickname also spelled Jimmie, surname also spelled Horn – Co. I

HOWELL, Pvt. Thomas J., d. 02 Jul 1863, parents unknown (there is a Thomas Howell in the 1860 census for Houston, GA, born abt. 1839 and possibly the son of Samuel and Mary (?) Howell) – Co. E

JONES, Pvt. Christopher C., d. 02 Jul 1863 – Co. B

JORDAN, Pvt. Leroy, possibly b. abt. 1829, d. 10 Aug 1863, Chester, PA, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, possibly listed in 1860 census as carpenter, buried at Philadelphia National Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA – Co. F

KENNEDY, Pvt. John S., d. 02 Jul 1863 – Co. A

LAMBERT, Pvt. Ezekiel G., d. 1863 (“probably killed”) – Co. A

LANGSTON, 1^ST Cpl. Alexander L., color-bearer (photo), b. abt. 1841, d. 01 Dec 1863, enlisted 24 Apr 1861, described as being 6'1" tall, with blue eyes, son of William Greene and Frances Matilda (Polk) Langston, also listed as Color Sgt. – Co. C

LINDSEY, 2^ND Lt. James A., b. abt. 1837, d. 24 Jul 1863, enlisted 21 Aug 1861, occupation farmer, married to Sarah Jane Branan with children Pascal Augustus (born 1858) and Charles (born 1860), son of Isaac and Martha (Moore) Lindsey, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. I (Richmond Co)

LOCKLIN, Pvt. Mirabo B. L., b. abt. 1843, d. 09/15 Jul 1863, Mercersburg, PA, enlisted 25 Apr 1861, possibly listed as farmer in 1860 census, son of James Zachry, Sr. and Nancy (Haygood) Locklin, buried at Fairview Cemetery, Mercersburg, PA, name also listed as Miror and Minor – Co. K

LORD, Pvt. James H., b. bet. 1835-37, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, son of William R. and Nancy (?) Lord – Co. F

MARTIN, Pvt. George F., b. 29 Jan 1837, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 28 Apr 1862, possibly listed as overseer in 1860 census, son of William Terrell and Lavenia Emeline (Miller) Martin – Co. D

MCCULLOUGH, Sgt. John T., d. 27 Jul 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA (died of typhoid fever, but also had had his arm amputated), possibly buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA (as an unknown), surname also listed as McCulloch and erroneously as McCouch – Co. A

MONCRIEF, 5^TH Sgt. David Harvey, Jr., b. abt. 1837, d. 02/03 (or 12) Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Jun 1861, son of David Harvey, Sr. and Nancy Ann (Price) Moncrief, buried either at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA, or at Bethabara Baptist Church Cemetery, Oconee Co., GA – Co. K

NUNN, Pvt. William E., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 01 Jun 1861 – Co. E

PALMER, Sgt. Samuel D., b. abt. 1839, died 1863 (possibly 03 Jul), enlisted 26 Apr 1861, possibly the son of David and Martha Caroline (Collins) Palmer – Co. A

PEED, Pvt. John F., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 21 Aug 1861, listed elsewhere as “J. T. Reed” – Co. I

PRUITT, Pvt. John, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861 – Co. G

ROUNTREE, 2^ND Sgt. John M., b. 1829, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, married to Martha Elizabeth Winfrey with child Nancy M. (born 1862), son of C. L. or George and Lavinia or Louvenia (Neal/Neel) Rountree, surname also listed as Roundtree – Co. E

SANDERS, Pvt. Adam, possibly b. abt. 1835, d. 02/16 Jul 1863, possibly the son of Daniel Leslie and Sybil Tyson “Sibbie/Sibby” (Leslie) Sanders, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. I

SUTTON, Pvt. Richmond Sherod “Sherod”, b. 1841, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 21 Aug 1861, occupation farm laborer, son of Stephen and Jane V. (Chandler) Sutton – Co. I

WALKER, 4^TH Sgt. William P., b. 1841, d. 15 Jul 1863, enlisted 24 Apr 1861, son of John or Edmund Byne and Eliza Saffold (Fannin) Walker – Co. D

WALTERS, Pvt. James F., d. 22 Jul 1863, Chester, PA, enlisted 21 Aug 1861, buried at Philadelphia National Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA – Co. I

WATKINS, Pvt. David J., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 21 Aug 1861 – Co. I

WHEELER, Pvt. Council, b. abt. 1836, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, listed as clerk in 1860 census, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. A

WILLIAMS, Pvt. Gresham G., d. 09 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, erroneously buried at Gettysburg National Cemetery, Gettysburg, PA, as “G. Wm.”, stone at Waynesboro Confederate Memorial Cemetery, Waynesboro, GA – Co. A

WILLIAMS, Pvt. W. W., d. 01 Jul 1863 (of fatigue, not wounded) – Co. F

4^TH GEORGIA INFANTRY

BORING, Pvt. Robert McBride, b. 03 Nov 1842, d. 23 Jul 1863, enlisted 27 May 1861, son of Isaac and Elizabeth Allen (Jarratt) Boring, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. K

BUTLER, 2^ND Cpl. William R., d. 03/07 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, occupation unknown (there is a William R. Butler in the 1860 census for Baldwin, GA, born abt. 1830 and listed as an overseer, married to Rebecca (?) with children William H. (born abt. 1852), Rufus A. (born abt. 1854), and Reuben (born abt. 1858)), possibly the son of John and (?) Butler – Co. H

DELAUNAY, 3^RD Sgt. Edward White, b. 25 Dec 1841, d. 01/02 Jul 1863, enlisted 22 Jun 1861, son of Francis Vincent and Maria Susan “Susanna(h)” (White) DeLaunay, burial unknown (in Memory Hill Cemetery, Milledgeville, GA, where his parents are buried, there is a stone that simply says “Eddie DeLaunay” . . . it seems too new to be a Civil War soldier’s gravestone, but his parents’ stones also appear to be new), name also listed as Ernest – Co. H

HARRISON, Pvt. Bradford, b. 1834, d. 01 Jul 1863, son of William and Mary (?) Harrison, surname also listed as Harris – Co. G

LANE, Cpt. John T., b. 28 Feb 1833, d. 25 Jul 1863, Frederick, MD, son of Davis and Elizabeth Anne (Wilson) Lane, buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick, MD – Co. G

LAW, Pvt. Josiah Holmes, b. 21 Dec 1838, d. 01/02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Jun 1861, son of Josiah Spray and Ellen Sophie (Barrett) Law, buried either at Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, GA, or at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. B

RIVIERE, 1^ST Lt. Joseph H., b. abt. 1837, d. 01 Jul 1863 (killed by artillery fire), enlisted 27 Apr 1861, listed as store clerk in 1860 census, son of Vincent Erasmus and Frances (Wright) Riviere, surname also spelled Reviere and Rivere – Co. K

SUTTON, Pvt. Stephen A., b. 25 Feb 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 Apr 1861, son of Jeremiah and Mary Ann (Rickenbacker) Sutton – Co. A

VAN DYKE, Pvt. Charles R., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 29 Apr 1861, parents unknown (there is a Charles Vandyke in the 1860 census for Gordon, GA, born abt. 1836 and listed as a farm laborer, possibly the son of Lewis and Ann (?) Vandyke), Pvt. William L. Van Dyke is probably Charles’ brother – Co. F

VAN DYKE, Pvt. William L., d. 02/18 Jul 1863, parents unknown (there is a William Vandyke in the 1860 census for Gordon, GA, born abt. 1841 and listed as a farm laborer, possibly the son of Lewis and Ann (?) Vandyke), Pvt. Charles R. Van Dyke is probably William’s brother – Co. F

VAUGHN, Pvt. William, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 29 Apr 1861, parents unknown (there is a William Vaughn in the 1860 census for Gordon, GA, born abt. 1839 and listed as a farm laborer, possibly the son of Jonathan and Lucy (?) Vaughn) – Co. F

WINN, Lt. Col. David Read Evans (photo), b. 05 Jul 1831, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 27 Apr 1861, occupation physician, attended Jefferson Medical College, married to France/Francis Mary Dean with children Cooper David (born 1857) and James Dean (born 1860), son of John David and Mary (Shannon) Winn, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA

7^TH GEORGIA INFANTRY

BROWN, 3^RD Cpl. D. A. (probably David), d. 02 Jul 1863 (“probably killed”), enlisted 31 May 1861, parents unknown (there is a David A. Brown listed in the 1850 census for Cobb, GA, born abt. 1842 and possibly the son of William G. and (?) Brown … the woman listed as William’s wife would have only been 13 when David was born, so I suspect this was David’s stepmother) – Co. I

DURAN, Sgt. Griffin F., b. 1841/42, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 31 May 1861, son of George and Charlotte (Snead/Sneed) Duran, surname also spelled Darin and Duren – Co. B

ELMORE, Pvt. Thomas Appleton, b. 12 Mar 1842, d. 07 Jul 1863, enlisted 31 May 1861, previously served in the 19^TH Georgia Infantry, son of Rev. Elijah and Celia (Rawl/Rawls) Elmore, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, name listed in 1860 census as “Elmers” – Co. A

HENLEY, Pvt. John N., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 May 1861– Co. D

WYATT, 2^ND Cpl. David Harned, b. abt. 1837, d. 10 Jul 1863, enlisted 31 May 1861, son of Lorenzo Dow and Edith Amelia (Swaggerty) Wyatt, also listed as Pvt. – Co. K

8^TH GEORGIA INFANTRY

AARON, Pvt. George W., b. abt. 1837, d. 03 Jul 1863, occupation unknown (there is a George Aaron in the 1860 census for Greene, GA, born abt. 1842 and listed as a laborer, living in a household and John and Mary E. Wood) son of James C. and Francis (Bell) Aaron – Co. I

AYCOCK, Pvt. Joel J., b. abt. 1840, d. 02 Jul 1863, listed as a laborer in the 1860 census, son of Houston and Tabitha (Cunningham) Aycock – Co. A

BALLARD, Cpt. Cecil M., b. abt. 1837, d. 02 Jul 1863, listed as clerk in 1860 census, son of (?) and Mary Ann “Susan” (?) Ballard, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. C

BLISS, 2^ND Lt. Frederick W. “Fred”, b. 10 Sep 1839, d. 04 Jul 1863, occupation clerk, son of Elias and Mary Ann Martha (Tufts) or Emma M. (?) Bliss, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. B

BOOTON, Pvt. William Sinclair/Sinclare, Gen. Anderson’s brigade secretary, b. 09 Nov 1838, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, attended the University of Virginia, occupation teacher, son of Sinclair and Mary Jane (Field) Booton – Co. A

BREWER, Pvt. Samuel J. G., b. bet. 1838-1841, d. 05/06 Jul 1863, married to Margaret E. Heath with child William Matthew (born 1860), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. I

BUDD, Pvt. Augustus W., b. abt. 1837, d. 03 Jul 1863, possibly listed as clerk in 1860 census, possibly the son of Thomas and Mary (?) Budd – Co. G

CARNES, Pvt. James Canada, b. 1841, d. 30/31 Aug 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, married to Louisa Elizabeth Shugart with child Elias Canada (born 1859), son of Shem and Elizabeth (Adams) Carnes, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. H

CLEMENTS, 4^TH Sgt. Thomas William, b. 11 Aug 1840, d. 07 Jul 1863, son of Bishop Freeman and Elizabeth S./J. Ingrson “Eliza” (Myrick) Clements, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, listed elsewhere as Clernents – Co. D

COMPTON, Pvt. James, d. 03 Jul 1863, parents unknown (there is a James Compton in the 1850 census for Greene, GA, born abt. 1841 and possibly the son of Mary (?) Compton), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. I

COPELAN, Pvt. O. C. or W. Oscar, d. 05 Jul 1863, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA . . . this man is difficult to find. He may be JAMES OSBORN COPELAN, who was supposedly born 1840 and died 03 Jul 1863 at Gettysburg; this James Copelan was also listed in the 8TH Georgia Infantry, though rosters make no mention of him and list only a “W. O.” Going on this assumption, James’ parents are Jasper Newton, Sr. and Mary Elizabeth (Furlow) Copelan – Co. I

ECHOLS, 1^ST Lt. John H. or Joseph H., d. 02 Jul 1863, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. H

EDGE, Pvt. Stephen Clinton, b. 20 Aug 1830, d. 21 Jul 1863, son of Joseph and Margaret A. (Flynt) Edge, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. D

FARRAR, 2^ND Lt. Andrew W., d. 21 Jul 1863, Chester, PA, buried at Philadelphia National Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA, surname also listed as Farrow – Co. H

GILHAM, 2^ND Lt. Benjamin F., b. abt. 1836, d. 02 Jul 1863, son of William Campbell and Isabella (McRae/McCree) Gilham, surname also spelled Gillham – Co. K

GOODWIN, Pvt. Franklin Greenwood “Frank”, b. 13 Nov 1846, d. 02/03 (or 21) Jul 1863, Baltimore, MD, son of Robert Morris and (?) Goodwin, buried at Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore, MD – Co. B

GORDON, Pvt. James D., d. 03 Jul 1863 – Co. G

HEGGIE, 4^TH Cpl. Mather Elliott(s), b. abt. 1825, d. 02 Jul 1863, possibly listed as planter in 1850 census, married to Jane (?) with children James Lewis/Louis (born 1847) and George (born abt. 1848), son of Archibald and Martha (Ramsey) Heggie, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, name also listed as Mathew and Matthew – Co. F

HODGKINS, 1^ST Lt. Thomas G., b. abt. 1838, d. 02 Jul 1863, parents unknown (there is a T. G. Hodgkins in the 1850 census for Bibb, GA, born abt. 1838 and possibly the son of D. C. and Harriet (?) Hodgkins), also listed as 2ND Lt., name also listed as “T. J. Hodgkins” – Co. C

HUTCHENS, Pvt. M. Augustus, b. abt. 1840, d. 02 Jul 1863, parents unknown (there is an M. A. Hutchins in the 1850 census for Meriwether, GA, born abt. 1841 and possibly the son of Wiley and Nancy (?) Hutchins --- research shows a “Williss A. Hutchins” born 1840, son of Wiley Hutchins and Nancy Wooten, but I am uncertain if this is the same person) – Co. D

JOHNSON, Pvt. Edwin T., b. abt. 1844, d. 07 Sep 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, son of Amos and Priscilla (Moon) Johnson, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. I (Greene Co)

LEWIS, Pvt. J. Richard, d. 01 Jul 1863 – Co. B

LYNCH, Pvt. Robert, d. 03 Jul 1863, son of (?) and Margaret (?) Lynch – Co. G

MAXEY, 1^ST Cpl. Travis R., b. abt. 1826, d. 02 Jul 1863 (killed by a shell), possibly listed as merchant in 1860 census, son of Boaz and Sarah (Landman) Maxey – Co. K

MOODY, Pvt. John W., d. 06 Jul 1863, son of (?) and Emeline (?), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. I

NICHOLS, Pvt. Thomas Charles, d. 03 Jul 1863, married to Emeline (?), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. I

PATTERSON, Pvt. William Marion, b. abt. 1845, d. 02 Jul 1863, son of William and Marion Elizabeth (Bolan) Patterson, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. B

STOKES, Pvt. Thomas, b. abt. 1838, d. 02 Jul 1863 – Co. F

WALKER, Pvt. Robert R., d. 02 Jul 1863, parents unknown (there is a Robert Walker in the 1860 census for Pulaski, GA, born abt. 1841 and a laborer, son of Avery and Elizabeth (?) Walker . . . Elizabeth would have been only 16 at Robert’s birth, so perhaps this was a stepmother), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. G

WALLACE, Pvt. R. R., b. abt. 1838, d. 03 Jul 1863 – Co. G

WILHITE, Pvt. John F., b. abt. 1844, d. Jul 1863, son of John and Mary Ann Eliza (Rainey) Wilhite, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. D

YARBROUGH, Cpt. George N., b. 1834, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, previously served in the 21^ST Georgia Infantry, son of William Groves “Groves” and Martha (Langston) Yarbrough, surname also listed as Yarborough – Co. H

YOUNG, Cpt. John A., d. 10 Jul 1863, occupation unknown (there is a John A. Young in the 1860 census for Pulaski, GA, born abt. 1833 in Scotland and listed as a merchant), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. G

9^TH GEORGIA INFANTRY

ALDERMAN, Pvt. Chesley (photo), b. 13 Apr 1840, d. 17/19 Jul 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, “Roll of Honor”, enlisted 10 Jun 1861, drove a wagon to assist wounded soldiers despite having suffered a slight wound, later suffered a second, mortal wound on July 3^RD, son of Thomas and Mary Ann “Polly” (Parrish) Alderman, stone at Alderman Cemetery, Statesboro, GA, name also listed as Chestley and Chestly – Co. I

ATKINSON, Pvt. Thomas L. B., b. 02 Oct 1828, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Mar 1862, listed in 1860 census as overseer, married to Elizabeth Ann Bagby with children James Mosely (born 1853), Emma (born bet. 1854-57), Charles (born 1860), and Tommy (born 1861), son of James and Mariah (Butler) Atkinson, buried at Waynesboro Confederate Memorial Cemetery, Waynesboro, GA, surname also listed as Adkinson – Co. C

BOWEN, 2^ND Lt. Elisha W., b. 17 Jun 1844, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Jun 1861, son of Silas Elisha/Everett and Margaret Elizabeth/Rebecca (McEleveen) Bowen, buried at Bowen-Dekle Cemetery, Candler Co., GA – Co. I

BURCH, Pvt. Joel S., b. abt. 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Jun 1861, son of Wilson J. and Sarah (?) Burch – Co. I

CALHOUN, Cpl. Conway Oldham, b. 07 Jan 1839, d. 06 Apr 1864, Hammond General Hospital, Point Lookout, MD, enlisted 12 Jun 1861, son of Alexander V and Frances Mariah “Fanny” (Barton) Calhoun, buried at Point Lookout Confederate Cemetery, Scotland, MD, name also listed as Conaway – Co. G

CROY, Pvt. Jackson M. “Jack”, b. abt. 1842, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Mar 1862, son of James and Mary Ann “Pollie” (Hawkins) Croy – Co. E

EDWARDS, Pvt. John N., d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 06 Jul 1861, burial unknown – Co. K

EDWARDS, Pvt. William H., poss. b. abt. 1843, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, son of Jesse/Jessee and Susan B. (Wheeler) Edwards – Co. K

FREEMAN, Pvt. James, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 12 Jun 1861 – Co. B

GILES, Pvt. Jackson Brown II “Jack”, Gen. George Anderson’s courier, b. 13 Jul 1843, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, son of Jackson Brown, Sr. and Elizabeth Cain (Brewster) Giles, stone at Old Baptist Cemetery, Monroe, GA – Co. C

GREENEBAUM, Pvt. Moses, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, name also listed as Greenabaum – Co. E

HARRIS, Pvt. Thomas J., b. 01 Jul 1842, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 12 Jun 1861, son of John Ewing or Irving and Mary Sabrina/Sybrina (Morgan) Harris – Co. B

HOUGH, Pvt. Joseph A. “Joe”, b. 27 Aug 1841, d. 09 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, “Roll of Honor”, son of James Alonzo and Mary Ann/Annie Frances (Woodall) Hough – Co. E

HUGHES, Pvt. James H., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 Jun 1861, also listed as 2ND Cpl. – Co. I

KENDRICK, 1^ST Sgt. Henry Christopher, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, name also listed as “J. C. Kendrick” – Co. E

KING, Cpt. James McDonald, b. 07 Aug 1838, d. 04/05 Nov 1863, Johnson’s Island, OH, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, possibly the son of Hugh McDonald and Susan (?) King, buried either at Johnson’s Island Confederate Cemetery, Marblehead, OH (stone says “J. U. D. King”), or at Americus, GA – Co. K

LEWIS, Pvt. Tillman J., d. 05/07 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861 – Co. K

LYDAY, Pvt. Thomas L., b. abt. 1838, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 12 Jun 1861, son of John A. and Margaret S. “Maggie” (Mackey) Lyday, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also listed as Lyda – Co. B

MANN, Pvt. James W., d. 02 Jul 1863, “Roll of Honor”, occupation unknown (there is a James Mann in the 1860 census for Clay, GA, listed as a farmer, married to Elizabeth (?) with a child “Marnerva” V. born abt. 1859) – Co. D

MCCRARY, Pvt. Arcadius Alexander, b. 21 Nov 1838, d. 05 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, listed as farmer in 1860 census, son of Matthew and Nancy (Eason) McCrary, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, listed in enlistment record as “Alexander A. McCrary” – Co. E

MCCULLAR, Pvt. Jesse C., b. Aug 1815, d. 02/04 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jun 1861, “Roll of Honor”, son of John M. “Jack” and Margaret “Peggy” (Magee/MaGee) McCullar, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. F

MCDOWELL, 3^RD Sgt. Thomas E., d. 02 Jul 1863, possibly listed as farmer in 1860 census – Co. D

MICHAEL, Pvt. Thomas Jackson, b. 1828, d. 20 Jul 1863, Martinsburg, WV, “Roll of Honor”, enlisted 17 Feb 1863, listed as farmer in 1850 census, son of John and Nancy (Moseman) Michael, buried at Martinsburg, WV – Co. C

MILLICAN, Pvt. Powell B., b. abt. 1829, d. 02 Jul 1863, “Roll of Honor”, enlisted 04 Mar 1862, listed as farmer in 1850 census, married to Martha Ann (?), son of Robert Allen and Malinda (Powell) Millican – Co. B

MILLS, Pvt. John, b. abt. 1840, d. aft. 02 Dec 1863, enlisted 01 Aug 1861, “Roll of Honor”, son of Alston/Austen and Nancy A. (Jackson) Mills, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. G

MOUNGER, Lt. Col. John Clark, b. bet. 1809-13, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“while leading the regiment with his characteristic gallantry”), enlisted 11 Jun 1861, occupation attorney, member of the Georgia State Legislature, married to Lucy/Lucie Haney Gartrell with children Terrell Tolbert (born 1835 and died May 1863), John C. L. (born 1840 and died May 1864), Thomas J. (born 1842 and died May 1864), Frances A. R. (born 1843), Louesa A. M. (born 1847), Mary Joanna (born 1849), Sarah Gartrell (born 1852), and Cornelia (born abt. 1857), son of Edwin and Frances (Clark) Mounger, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA

NASH, Pvt. William Franklin, b. 10 Mar 1843, d. 18 Aug 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 29 Aug 1861, son of Thomas Milton and Mary H. (Wardlaw) Nash, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. G

PRINCE, Pvt. Ephraim, b. abt. 1837, d. 17 Jul 1863, enlisted 18 May 1862, son of Joseph L. and Louisa Bonner (Rogers) Prince – Co. C

RAGAN, Pvt. Cornelius H., b. 1840, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 04 Mar 1862, occupation unknown (there is a “C. H. Ragan” in the 1860 census for Walton, GA, listed as a clerk and living with Bullochs, Ragans, and others), son of Josa Dishman/T. and Matilda (?) Ragan – Co. C

RIGDON, Pvt. Daniel R., b. 13 Dec 1839, d. 02 Jul 1863, son of Thomas Henry Hiram/Hyrum and Rhoda (Waters) Rigdon, also listed as Cpl. – Co. I

ROGERS, Pvt. Warrenton, poss. b. abt. 1841/42, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 13 Jun 1861, possibly listed as farmer in 1860 census, possibly the son of John and Martha (Wooten) Rogers, name also spelled Warranton, surname also spelled Rodgers – Co. C

STEPHENS, Pvt. C. A. T., d. 01 Aug 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, parents unknown (the closest I can find is a “Charnic A. T. Stephens” who lived not in Sumter Co. but in Washington Co., born abt. 1830 and listed as a farmer in the 1850 census, son of John and Emeline/Eveline (Duckworth) Stephens), buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. K

STEPHENS, Pvt. John F., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 13 Jun 1861 – Co. C

WILLIAMS, Pvt. Harden H., b. unknown, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 12 Jun 1861, occupation unknown, parents unknown, burial unknown – Co. G (Walker Co)

10^TH GEORGIA INFANTRY

COX, Pvt. Samuel N., Jr., b. 11 Nov 1811/13, d. 24 Aug 1863, Winchester or Richmond, VA, enlisted 27 May 1861, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to (1) Malinda Susan Burnett with children Elisabeth/Elizabeth Ann (born 1834), Andrew Jackson “Jack” (born 1836), Catherine Amanda (born 1839), William J. (possibly the same person as Wilson Lumpkin), and Wilson Lumpkin (born 1841 or 1846), married to (2) Elizabeth Ann “Betsy” Burnett with child John Robert (born 1853), son of Samuel, Sr. and Sophia (?) Cox, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. I

DEFNALL, Pvt. David, b. abt. 1842, d. 17 Aug/16 Sep 1863, Chester, PA, enlisted 20 May 1861, buried at Philadelphia National Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA – Co. G

DENTON, Pvt. William M., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 27 May 1861, parents unknown (there is a William M. Denton in the 1860 census for Fayette, GA, possibly listed as a farm laborer, possibly the son of John and Mary (?) Denton) – Co. I

GAFF, Pvt. Dempsey, b. 1834, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 May 1861, occupation mechanic, married to Elizabeth Mims with children Catherine “Katie” (born 1854), Tabitha “Bitha” (born 1856), Sylvania/Silvany or Livinia (born 1858), Martha “Mattie” (born 1861), and James G. “Jim” (born 1862), son of Samuel and Tabitha (Watson) Gaff, or possibly Simon and Mary (?) Gaff, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA, surname also listed as Goff and Goti – Co. H

GULLIVER, Pvt. Thomas, d. 20 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 May 1861, also listed as Sgt. – Co. A

IVEY, Pvt. Adam C./O., b. abt. 1840, d. 02 Jul 1863 (“probably died of wounds”), enlisted 18 May 1861, listed as miller in 1860 census, son of Samuel L. and Phebe/Pheba (?) Ivey – Co. B

JOHNSON, Cpl. Samuel R. B., d. 1863 (thought to have been mortally wounded), enlisted 27 May 1861, parents unknown (there is a Samuel R. B. Johnson in the 1850 census for Gwinnett, GA, born abt. 1843 and possibly the son of Robert E. and Mary S. Johnson, though the men from this regiment mostly came from Fayette and Campbell Counties) – Co. I

KEY, 1^ST Lt. John Thomas, b. abt. 1841, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 May 1861, married to Elizabeth Jennie/Jeannie Russell with child Mattie (born 1860), son of Dr. James Barton and Harriett Lavinia “Hattie” (Mann) Key – Co. E

MORROW, Pvt. Harry/Henry Augustus “Gus”, b. abt. 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 May 1861, “Distinguished Service”, son of James Hodge/R., and Mary Ann (Bray) Morrow – Co. E

REESE, Pvt. Albert Jeremiah, d. 02 Jul 1863, possibly the son of William Ozwall and Mariah Prudence or Prudence D. (?) Reese – Co. F

RICHARDSON, Pvt. George, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 10 May 1861, parents unknown (there are two George Richardsons listed in the 1850 census for Muscogee Co., one born abt. 1826 and one born abt. 1844. The man born in 1844 is possibly the son of George S. and Ann Richardson) – Co. A

ROSSER, Pvt. Edmund A., b. 1838, d. 06 Jul 1863, enlisted 18 May 1861, possibly listed as laborer in 1860 census, possibly the son of Lewis/Louis Washington and Eliza or Elizabeth Ann (Rivers) Rosser, buried at Red Hill Christian Church (Red Hill Providence Baptist Church Cemetery), Stewart Co., GA – Co. C

SOUTHALL, Pvt. Jeremiah W., b. abt. 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 14 Jun 1861 – Co. K

11^TH GEORGIA INFANTRY

ARNOLD, Pvt. John H., b. 05 Apr 1843, d. 03 Jul 1863, son of William Bailey and Martha (Bostwick) Arnold, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. H

ATHA, Pvt. Thomas F., b. 28 Oct 1842/23 Oct 1843, d. 02 Jul 1863, described as being 5’11” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, listed as farmer in 1860 census, son of Francis Warren and Susan (Swords) Atha, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also listed as Athey – Co. H

BASKIN, 1^ST Lt. William Holmes “Holmes”, b. bet. 1831-42, d. 02/21 Jul 1863, Macon, GA, son of James Gillespie and Sarah Priscilla (Goode) Baskin, name also given as “William Helen Baskins” – Co. K

BELCHER, 2^ND Lt. Samuel P., b. 1831, d. 12 Jul 1863, possibly listed as farmer in 1860 census, son of Rev. Abner and Martha (Fields) Belcher, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. I (Randolph County)

BURNETT, 2^ND Lt. James B., b. abt. 1845, d. 18/25 (or 27) Jul 1863, Winchester, VA, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation clerk, described as being 5’10” tall, with dark eyes and dark hair - Co. C

COOPER, Pvt. William H., b. 03 Feb 1832/42, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861 (later discharged for disability), reenlisted 23 Mar 1862, son of Levi Mangum and Martha C. (Beddington or Beddingfield) Cooper, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. H

DAVIS, 5^TH Sgt. John Forsythe, b. abt. 1839, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’8” tall, with gray eyes and dark hair, son of Richard and Susan (Moore) Davis, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. I

EARLY, Cpl. Henry F., b. abt. 1843, d. 23 Jul 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’7” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, parents unknown (there is a Henry F. Early in the 1860 census for Gilmer, GA, born abt. 1843 and possibly the son of Philip R. and Elizabeth Early), buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. D

ENDSLEY, Pvt. Andrew J., b. abt. 1843, d. Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1863, occupation farmer, described as being 5’10”, with black eyes and black hair, son of James W. and Sarah (Bivens) Endsley, surname also spelled Ensley – Co. F

GILBERT, Cpl. George Washington, b. abt. 1835, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’10” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, son of Nathan Ricks and Mary Elizabeth (Burch) Gilbert, possibly buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA (though the tombstone says “11TH Battery Georgia Artillery”) – Co. I

HALES, Pvt. E. Frank, b. abt. 1835, d. Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, described as being 6’ tall, with blue eyes and light hair, married to Missouri (?), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. I

HARRISON, Pvt. George W., b. 1843/44, d. 20 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 6’1” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, son of Leaton and Georgia (Eldridge) Harrison, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. I

HATFIELD, Pvt. James Caleb, b. abt. 1845, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’9” tall, with gray eyes and light hair – Co. B

HATFIELD, Pvt. Joseph W., b. abt. 1841, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 01 Jun 1862, married to Elizabeth Catherine “Lizzie” Bowen with children Ellen Rebecca (born 1860) and Joseph “Joe” (born abt. 1863), son of James and Elvira (Vinson) Hatfield – Co. B

HULSEY, Pvt. Henry W., b. 1840, d. 26/27 Jul 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’11” tall, with gray eyes and black hair, married to Jemima Estes, son of Henry and Nancy (Carrington) Hulsey, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. E . . . also listed in Co. G

HURT, 1^ST Lt. Joseph P., d. 03 Jul/07 Aug 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, surname also listed as Hunt – Co. C

KINZIE, Pvt. James E., b. abt. 1844, d. 02/10 Jul 1863, occupation farmer, described as being 5’8” tall, with gray eyes and black hair, parents unknown (there is a James E. Kinsey, born abt. 1842 instead of 1844, listed in the 1860 census for Lee, GA, who was possibly the son of Joseph and “Gatrey” Kinsey), surname also spelled Kinsey – Co. B

LATCH, Pvt. John H., b. bet. 1841-43, d. 22 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as having gray eyes and light hair, son of James Madison and Loucinda/Lucinda (Smith) Latch, name also listed as Lance – Co. C

LEATHERWOOD, 4^TH Sgt. George C./W., b. bet. 1826-32, d. 07/17 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation railroader and/or day laborer, described as being 5’11” tall, with black eyes and black hair, married to Malinda Anderson or Malinda Callie Massengale with children Tilman T. (born 1848), Marion Francis (born 1851), Martha (born 1854), Jason H. (born 1855), Elizabeth (born 1856), and John Henry (born 1860), son of Reuben and Elizabeth “Betsy” (Garrish) Leatherwood, buried at Moody’s Chapel Cemetery, Altoona, AL – Co. G

MARLOW, Pvt. Noah, b. abt. 1837, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 05 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’8” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, son of Colby and possibly Rebecca (?) Marlow – Co. E

MARTIN, Pvt. Van Buren, b. abt. 1842-43, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’8” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, possibly the son of Alexander and Sarah Elizabeth “Betsy” or “Sallie” (Ross) Martin – Co. C

MCLENDON, Pvt. Dennis, b. abt. 1834, d. 10 Jul 1863, enlisted 25 Mar 1862, possibly listed as farmer in 1860 census unknown, married to Sarah Jane King with a possible daughter Sephronia born abt. 1860, son of William and Mary (Ailsey/Aylsey) (King) McLendon, name also spelled Denis – Co. B

MCCONNELL, Pvt. Richmond T., b. 1834, d. 30 Jul 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, enlisted 02 May 1862, married to Mary Ann Robbins with children Daniel W. A. (born 1859) and Mary Jane (born 1861), son of Daniel and Minerva (?) McConnell, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY, surname also given as McConniell – Co. G

MCILVANE, 4^TH Sgt. Daniel M., b. abt. 1840, d. 22 Jul 1863, occupation merchant, described as being 5’7” tall, with hazel eyes and dark hair, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also listed as McHuane – Co. I

MCWILLIAMS, Pvt. Calvin W., b. abt. 1845, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’10” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, son of James and Matilda (Wall) McWilliams – Co. G

MITCHELL, Pvt. William L., b. abt. 1842-43, d. 07 Aug 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 6’0” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, parents unknown (there is a William L. Mitchell listed in the 1860 census for Gilmer, GA, listed as a hireling and possibly the son of Jones and Rachel Mitchell), buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. D

MULL, Pvt. Jacob M., b. abt. 1841, d. 06 Aug 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, transferred from 8TH Georgia Infantry on 15 May 1862, listed as farm hand in 1860 census, son of William Elrod and Margaret/Marg(a)rett M. (Plemmons) Mull, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. F

NUNNALLY, Cpt. Matthew Talbot (photo), b. 18 Mar 1839, d. 02 Jul 1863, attended West Point, son of William Branch and Mary Hale (Talbot) Nunnally, buried at Rest Haven Cemetery, Monroe, GA, name also spelled Mathew – Co. H

OLIVER, 2^ND Sgt. John Cuzene, b. 01 Jan 1842, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’9” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, son of Thomas W. and Mary Foster (Plemons) Oliver, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. F

PAGE, Cpl. Aaron, b. abt. 1840, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’9” tall, with black eyes and dark hair, son of Fred(e)rick and Margaret Rhoda (Hathcock) Page – Co. F

PARKER, 2^ND Lt. Angus M. “Tobe”, b. bet. 1839-41, d. 21 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’9” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, parents unknown (there is an “Angers” Parker born abt. 1837 in the 1850 census for Stewart, GA, possibly the son of Robert and Flora Parker), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. B

PARTIN, Pvt. William M., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 23 Mar 1862 – Co. H

PITMAN, 2^ND Sgt. Jesse Ricks/W., b. abt. 1839-40, d. 1863, occupation farmer, described as being 5’8” tall, with blue eyes and light hair, married to Fannie Dozier with child Jesse (born 1858), son of John Ricks and Edna (Durham) Pittman, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled Pittman – Co. I

PLEMMONS, Pvt. Wiley C., b. 20 Jan 1832, d. 06 Aug 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Martha E. Kincaid with children William Robert (born 1856), John Calhoun (1859), Miles Macafee/Mackafee “Mack” (born 1860), and Andrew Jackson, Sr. (born Oct 1863), son of William B. “Billy” and Elizabeth (DeBoard/DeBord) Plemmons, name also spelled Wyley, surname also spelled Plemons, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. F

PRITCHETT, Pvt. William Messer, b. abt. 1836, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’7” tall, with black eyes and black hair, son of William and Milly (Gilbert) Pritchett, name also given as Messer William – Co. D

REYNOLDS, Pvt. James A./R., poss. b. abt. 1813, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 20 Feb 1862, possibly listed as farmer in 1860 census, possibly married to Delia/Delilah Ann (?) with children Elizabeth E. (born abt. 1842), Sarah C. (born abt. 1844), Matilda J. “Tilda” (born abt. 1846), Enoch C. (born 1847), Mary E. (born abt. 1849), and Manson Monroe “Mance” (born 1850), (this may not be his birth date/family; if he had a wife and children, would his effects still have given to his father as they would have been if he was a much younger man?), son of Charles and (?) Reynolds, possibly buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. E

SMITH, Pvt. Elijah A., b. 27 Nov 1833/35, d. 18 Jul/15 Aug 1863, enlisted 06 Mar 1862, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Mary Ann Bennett with children John (born abt. 1855), Sarah Ann (born 1856) Matilda (born abt. 1858), and Josie (born 1858) (Matilda and Josie are possibly the same, or Matilda may have died young), son of Jonathan Collier and Matilda (Lewis) Smith, buried at Bennett Family Cemetery, Walton Co., GA (his stone says “Tho lost to sight to memory dear”) – Co. H

STOKES, Cpt. John W., d. 02 Jul 1863 – Co. B

STRAWN, Sgt. David A., color-bearer, born abt. 1840-41, d. 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 6’3” tall, with blue eyes and dark hair, also listed as Cpl. – Co. C

THATCHER, Cpt. Samuel, b. abt. 1833, d. 13 Aug 1863, Seminary Hospital, Hagerstown, MD, buried at Hagerstown, MD – Co. I

THOMAS, Pvt. William Marion, b. bet. 1832-37, d. 02 Jul 1863, described as being 5’9” tall, with blue eyes and dark hair, married to Elizabeth (?), buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. E

WATSON, Pvt. Almon or Anthony A., poss. b. abt. 1830, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 26 May 1862, possibly the son of Thomas and Lenora (Lessell) Watson, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. K

WILEY, Pvt. William J. “Billy”, b. abt. 1841, d. 02 Jan 1864, York, PA, enlisted 25 Sep 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’10” tall, with gray eyes and dark hair, son of William Scott and Catherine/Katherine (Morris) Wiley, buried either at York, PA, or at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, name erroneously spelled in the Baltimore Sun as “J. W. Wyley” – Co. H

WILKERSON, Pvt. Elbert, b. abt. 1834, d. 22 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 5’5” tall, with blue eyes and light hair – Co. B

WILSON, Pvt. David, d. 30 Aug 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. D

WOODRUFF, Pvt. Clifford Hartsfield, b. 20 Aug 1838, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, occupation farmer, described as being 5’10” tall, with blue eyes and dark hair, married to Margaret M. Shelnut with child Elizabeth (born 1859), son of Joseph Tinsley and Elizabeth Ann (Ragan) Woodruff, possibly buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. H

YAWN, Pvt. George W., b. bet. 1834-37, d. 15 Jul 1863, enlisted 03 Jul 1861, occupation farmer, described as being 6’1” tall, with gray eyes and dark hair, married to Sarah “Sallie” Meadows, son of Nathan W. and Winney or Winny (Green) Yawn, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. B

12^TH GEORGIA INFANTRY

BEALL, Pvt. James Alexander, b. 13 Nov 1841, d. 01/02 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jun 1861, son of Allen Alexander and Caroline (Davis) Beall, buried at Beall Family Cemetery, Eatonton, GA, also listed as “James H. Beale” – Co. G

BROWN, Pvt. John, d. 10 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jun 1861, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. A

CARD, Cpl. Julius G./J., b. abt. 1844, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 09 Jun 1861, son of William J. and Elizabeth (Glover) Card, also listed as Pvt. – Co. B

COULTER, Pvt. Russell Smith “Smith”, b. abt. 1834, d. 07 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jun 1861, married to Lizzie (?), son of William M. and Martha W. (Davis) Coulter, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA, name also spelled Russel, listed in casualty report as “R. E. Coulton” – Co. E

GORLEY, Sgt. Andrew William, b. abt. 1840, d. 15 Jul 1863, son of William Ayers and Malinda P. J. (Walker) Gorley, buried at Walker-Gorley Cemetery, Meda, GA … listed in other records as Pvt. and also as “Gooley” – Co. G

JOHNSON, Pvt. Joseph, b. abt. 1831, d. 12 Jul 1863, enlisted 09 Jun 1861, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Sarah/Elizabeth (Williams?) (listed as “Civil E. Johnson”? in 1860 census) with children Jasper Franklin (born 1851), Aaron/Orren Wilson (born 1853), Isabella (born 1856-57), Gennette (born 1858-59), and Martha Vandella (born 1860), son of Joseph A. and Ann D. (Doughtry) Johnson – Co. H

QUICK, Pvt. Jesse, b. unknown, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jun 1861 – Co. E

PENNEY, Pvt. Henry Francis/Franklin “Frank”, b. abt. 1844, d. 23 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jun 1861, listed as farm laborer in 1860 census, son of Calvin and Clarisa/Clarissa Hurst (Dozier) Penny, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA, surname also spelled Penny – Co. F

ROWLAND, Pvt. Redrick P., d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 14 Jun 1861 – Co. I

RYAN, Pvt. Thomas, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 14 Jun 1861, surname also listed as Ryans – Co. I

WINCHEL, Pvt. William H., possibly b. Apr 1831/33, d. 08 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jun 1861, occupation unknown, possibly the son of Rev. Albert J. and Mary W. (Weaver) Winchel, though family records say he died July 1863 “in Richmond”, unknown, burial unknown, surname also spelled Winchell, listed in casualty report as “Winchern” – Co. G

13^TH GEORGIA INFANTRY

ANDERSON, Pvt. William C., d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, parents unknown (there is a William Anderson in the 1860 census for Early Co., born abt. 1842 and a farmhand, living with a 45-year-old Sarah Anderson, but it appears there were two men in the 13TH Georgia named William Anderson and I’m not sure if this is the man who died at Gettysburg) – Co. G

BURKETT, Pvt. John, d. 06 Jul 1863, parents unknown (there is a John E. Burkett listed in the 1860 census for Upson Co., born abt. 1834 and married to Martha F. Franklin, working as a farmer, but I have no proof that this is the same man) – Co. D

CARTER, Cpl. Josiah, b. abt. 1838, d. 22 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, son of John and Candace/Candice (George) Carter – Co. D

CLEMENTS, Pvt. William J., d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861 – Co. C

CUTTS, Pvt. Newton A., b. 1840, d. 01/02 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, listed as farmhand in 1860 census, son of Elijah and Mary (?) Cutts – Co. H

DENHAM, Pvt. Simeon “Sim”, b. 21 Jul 1830, d. 24 Aug 1863, Staunton, VA, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Albertine Batchelor with children Daniel Blakey (born 1855), Louisa Ann Melissa (born 1858), and Elizabeth (born 1859), son of Daniel and Lucretia (Reynolds) Denham, buried at Thornrose Cemetery, Staunton, VA – Co. D

GAFFNEY, Pvt. Thomas, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, married to Mary (?) – Co. K

GAY, Pvt. James W., b. abt. 1838, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 09 May 1862, listed as planter in 1860 census, married to Sarah Ann Warnock, son of Allen and Winnifred (Lewis) Gay – Co. G

GREENWOOD, Pvt. James A., d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, parents unknown (there is a James A. Greenwood in the 1850 census for Early Co., possibly the son of Thomas B. and Martha (?) Greenwood) – Co. G

HAYDEN, Pvt. Joseph S., b. abt. 1840, d. 30 Aug 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. E

HAYS, Pvt. Augustus S., b. abt. 1835, d. 17 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, listed as planter in 1860 census, probably married to Lucinda Angeline Lewis with children William M. “Yancy” (born abt. 1860), James M. (born abt. 1861), and Rosalee A. (born 1861), probably the son of Alexander and (Moses Ann?) Hays – Co. G

HOLLINGSWORTH, Pvt. H. V. B., d. 29 Jul 1863, Staunton, VA, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, buried at Thornrose Cemetery, Staunton, VA – Co. C

HOLLOWAY, Cpl. R. A./R. H., d. 10 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, parents unknown (there is an R. A. Holloway in the 1860 census for Upson Co., possibly son of Martha Holloway, employed as an overseer. Further research reveals the man’s name to be Robert A., son of Patrick Gibson and Martha (Parham) Holloway, but I have no proof that this is the same man who died at Gettysburg) – Co. D

HUTCHINS, Sgt. James A., d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861 – Co. G

JENKINS, Pvt. Richard W. T., b. abt. 1841, d. 1863, listed as farm laborer in 1860 census – Co. D

JONES, Cpl. William M. (probably Madison), born 1840-41, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, d. 07/17 Sep 1863, Poplar Lawn Hospital, Petersburg, VA, possibly listed as farmer in 1860 census, probably the son of James Madison and Bethany or Bethenia (Strozier) Jones, buried at Blandford Cemetery, Petersburg, VA - Co. K

KING, Pvt. Milton S., d. 18 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, parents unknown (there is an M. S. King in the 1850 census for Henry Co., born abt. 1845 and possibly the son of Emily King, but I have no proof that this is the same man) – Co. C

LYNCH, Pvt. James Pinkney, b. 30 Apr 1843, d. 01/02 Jul 1863, enlisted 16 May 1862, listed as farm laborer in 1860 census, son of James Wesley and Lydia (Gray) Lynch, buried at Lynch Family Cemetery, Brooks, GA – Co. F

MCCARROLL, Pvt. Reuben, b. abt. 1840, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, son of David and Mary (Smithwick) McCarroll – Co. E

MEACHAM, 2^ND Lt. R. W., d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, surname also spelled Meachum – Co. B

MILLER, Pvt. William D., d. 01 Feb 1865, Richmond, VA, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. E

MOBLEY, Sgt. A. J., d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA, also listed as “Pvt.” and “W. A. J. Mobley” – Co. G

MOSS, Pvt. H. S./U. S., d. 27 Jul 1863 – Co. K

MULLINS, Pvt. Martin V., d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861 – Co. E

NUNNELLEE, Cpt. Virgil T., b. abt. 1836, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, occupation physician, surname also spelled Nunnelee and Nunnally – Co. G

POWELL, Pvt. Jesse Rigdon, b. 12 Mar 1830, d. 01/02 Jul 1863, enlisted 09 May 1862, married to Martha Ingram with children Sara Esther (born 1857 and died Nov 1863), Hiram Barnes (born 1859 and died Dec 1863), and William Ingram (born 1860), son of Rev. Hiram and Penniah/Penninah (Barnes) Powell – Co. G

PULLEN, Pvt. J. E., d. 22 Jul 1863 (typhoid pneumonia, wounded in chest), enlisted 08 Jul 1861 – Co. C

REEVES, Pvt. John A., b. 22 Sep 1839, d. 13/14 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, son of Bloomer White and Nancy Jane (Mann) Reeves, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. D

ROWLAND, 5^TH Sgt. Jeremiah W., possibly b. abt. 1843, d. 10 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, possibly listed as shoemaker in 1860 census, possibly the son of James Jackson and Susanna Jane (Jones) Rowland – Co. G

STONE, 5^TH Cpl. Joseph Henry, b. abt. 1846, d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, son of John Wesley Napier and Maria Louise (Hayes) Stone, name listed “Confederate Casualties at Gettysburg: A Comprehensive Record” by John W. Busey and Travis W. Busey as “J. Henry Store” – Co. G

THOMAS, Pvt. Daniel I., d. 06 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, burial unknown – Co. H

TRICE, Pvt. Thomas C., b. 29 Mar 1840, d. 22 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, possibly listed as farmhand in 1860 census, son of Judge James and Nancy H. (Gibson) Trice – Co. D

WADDLE, Musician W. T., d. 01 Jul 1863 – Co. B

WALLER, Pvt. John D., d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, parents unknown (there is a John D. Waller in the 1860 census for Pike Co., born abt. 1844 and possibly the son of Manerva I. Waller) – Co. A

WEBB, Pvt. John Askew/H., b. 20 Jan 1835, d. 27 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, son of Samuel, Jr. and Mary “Polly” (Askew) Webb – Co. G

WHITE, Sgt. William P., d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861, son of Henry and (?) White (there is a William White in the 1850 census for Jasper Co., son of Henry and Sarah White), possibly buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA as “J. R. White” – Co. E

WILLIAMS, 1^ST Cpl. Jesse M., d. 01 Jul 1863, enlisted 08 Jul 1861 – Co. G

WILLS, Pvt. William D., d. 01 Jul 1863, previously served in the 60TH Georgia Infantry – Co. K

14^TH GEORGIA INFANTRY

BALDWIN, 2^ND Cpl. Absalom J., b. abt. 1841, d. 02 Jul 1863, son of John C. and Martha Liza (Joiner) Baldwin, name also spelled Absolom – Co. A

CHAFIN, Pvt. Nathan H., d. 1863, enlisted 09 Jul 1861, parents unknown (there is a Nathan Chafin born abt. 1835 in the correct county, son of Moses Louis and Margaret Durham (Lacy) Chafin, but I’m not sure whether or not this is the same man), surname also spelled Chaffin – Co. C

CORNWELL, Pvt. Joel A., b. 1838-39, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 09 Jul 1861 listed as merchant in 1860 census, son of Obadiah and Mary Ann “Polly” (Lane) Cornwell – Co C

DUMAS, Pvt. John Andrew Jackson, b. 21 Mar/Nov 1835, d. 02 Jul 1863, son of Edward or Edmund Benjamin and Isabel or Isabella Martha (Gibson) Dumas – Co. A

JORDAN, Pvt. David, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 11 Jul 1861 – Co. F

LIGHT, Pvt. George W., b. abt. 1837, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 28 Sep 1861, son of Alfred M. and Mary (Bibb/Bibbs) Light – Co. E

POOR, Sgt. Franklin R., b. abt. 1837, d. 1863, enlisted 06 Aug 1861, listed as teamster in 1860 census, married to Sarah Jane Priest with children George W. (born abt. 1858) and “Louisa/Loula Molly Isadora A. Bird Crane Poor” (not certain which were her given names) (born 1859), son of Grisham and Clarinda (Kemp) Poor (family records say he died “abt. 1862” in Manassas, VA, and his military record says only that he was wounded at Fredericksburg in Dec 1862 and there is no further record of him. However, the 2016 “Confederate Casualties at Gettysburg: A Comprehensive Record” by John W. Busey and Travis W. Busey states that he was killed at Gettysburg) – Co. D

RYLE, Cpl. Adam J., b. abt. 1823, d. 09 Aug 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, occupation farmer, described as being 5’6” tall, with blue eyes and dark hair, son of William John and Frances (Jones) Ryle, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. B

SPELL, Pvt. William, b. bet. 1830-32, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 14 Feb 1862, married to Alcey/Alcy Mimms with child Eugenia (born 1859), son of Reason and Elizabeth (Braswell) Spell – Co. F

15^TH GEORGIA INFANTRY

BRAWNER, Pvt. William T., d. 27/28 Jul 1863, Camp Letterman, Gettysburg, PA, enlisted 14 Jul 1861, possibly buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA – Co. B

CULVER, Pvt. Everard Hamilton “Ev”, b. 27 Sep 1844, d. 02/03 Jul 1863, enlisted 07 Nov 1861, son of Hardy Calloway and Ann Lenore “Nancy” (Latimer) Culver, buried at Culverton Baptist Church, Culverton, GA, name also listed as Everhard and Edward, and as Everett in 1860 census – Co. K

DICKSON, Pvt. Joseph C. “Joe”, b. abt. 1842-43, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jul 1861, son of Thomas Jefferson and Martha Thomas (Cheely or Champion) Dickson, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. K

HARDWICK, Jr. 2^ND Lt. William H., d. 25 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jul 1861, parents unknown (there is a William Hardwick in the correct county, Hancock, in the 1860 census, born abt. 1828 and probably the son of James and Malissa Hardwick, possibly listed as an overseer, but I’m uncertain if this is the same man), buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA, surname also listed as Hardwicks – Co. K

HARRISON, Pvt. Montgomery “Munt”, b. 1838, d. 02/27 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jul 1861, said to be “quiet, unassuming”, occupation farm laborer, son of Lazarus and Mary Ann Lucinda (Howell) Harrison – Co. K

HOLLINGSWORTH, 1^ST Sgt. William J., d. 31 Jul 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, enlisted 15 Jul 1861, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. I

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