Part A

MAIN INDEX FOR
ANDERSON COUNTY CEMETERIES
Confederate Veterans
Buried in
Anderson County, South
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Introduction:
The following pages include a large accounting of Confederate
veterans and persons that may or may not have been
Confederate veterans that are at final rest or that lived in
Anderson County, South Carolina during the turbulent War
Between The States 1861-1865. Names listed were alive in the
period between 1830 and 1845 which could have made them
between 31 and 15 years old at wars start making them eligible
for service either through volunteering or the later established
draft known as the Conscription Act.
The individuals biography page following each title page shows
the military affiliation as well as some personal information about
the individual. This information is gleaned from Find-A-Grave
records, obituaries, Broken Fortunes Resource book as well as
the Confederate records found on Fold 3 and other sources.
The information herein is presented as a means to give a
foothold for personal research on the family member and is in no
way represented as the final word on the life of any individual
that lived 150 years plus ago. The only way to have an absolute
and correct lineage record is to gain all possible information and
compare with personal family knowledge.
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Anderson County
East View Cemetery
Andersonville
Baptist
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Asbury Methodist
Ebenezer Methodist
Barkers Creek Baptist
Eskew Burris Family
Barkley Family
Cemetery
Belton Memorial
Eureka Baptist Church

Fairview Methodist
Lebanon Baptist
Church
Lewis Family
Bethany Baptist
Fants Grove Baptist
Cemetery
Long Branch Baptist
Bethesda Methodist
Fielding Martin
Cemetery
First Baptist of
Martin Family
Cemetery
Mattison Miller
Beulah Methodist
Big Creek Cemetery
Broadmouth Cemetery
Anderson
First Creek Baptist of
Flatrock
First Presbyterian
Iva City Iva

Methodist
Kay Family Cemetery
Family
McNeely Cooper
Family
McThursday Family
Cedar Grove Baptist
Church
Flat
Rock Baptist
Midway Presbyterian
Cedar Grove
Methodist
Clardy Family
Friendship Baptist of
Honea Path
G. Elrod Family
Cemetery
Gambrell Family
Midway Baptist
Cemetery
Concord Baptist
Church
Concord Presbyterian
Church
Corinth Baptist Church
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Dorchester
Baptist
Church
Double Springs Baptist
Cemetery
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Good Hope
Presbyterian
Hardshell
Baptist (Old)
Honea Path Presbyterian
Mount Airy Baptist

Mount Bethel Baptist
Mount Pisgah Baptist
Mount Tabor Baptist
Mount Zion
Presbyterian
Mountain Creek Baptis
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Andersonville
Baptist Church
Anderson County, South Carolina
Andersonville Baptist Cemetery

Anderson, South Carolina
W. J. Dyar
J. A. H. Jones
John A. Reeves
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Private William J. Dyar 9 December 1842 6 May 1922

Company D 27th Georgia Infantry
Andersonville Baptist Church Cemetery
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Private William J. Dyar

9 December 1842 6 May 1922
Private W J Dyar entered service at
Hartwell, Georgia on 4 March, 1862
into Company D of the 27th Georgia
Infantry. He served until 24 May,
1865 when he was captured at
Greenville, SC and taken prisoner
by the enemy. He also served a six
month term in the Georgia State
Guard from 6 August, 1863. He was
described as being fair complexion,
blue eyes , 5 feet 11 inches tall and
grey hair. He was 45 years old and a
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Private J. A. H. Jones 1832 1912

Company D 1st SC Infantry
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Private J.A.H. Jones

5 January 1832 1912
Private Jones entered service on 22
June, 1863 at Hart County, Georgia
into Company D of the 1st SC
Infantry. Notation on service record
indicates he owes for cartridge box
and 40 cartridges. He must have
lost or had his cartridge bag stolen
or lost. The only other service
record is one where Major General
Jones ordered him turned over to
7th Georgia Cavalry, no reason
specified. There are no further
records.
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Private John A. Reeves 13 February 1834 18 February 1885

Company D 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)
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John A. Reeves
13 February 1834 18 February 1885
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Private Reeves entered service at the

age of 26 at Camp Pickens, Sandy
Springs, Anderson, SC on 22 July,
1861. He entered into Company D of
the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). He was
discharged with what was called a
Ordinary Disability on 22 June 1862
at Richmond, Virginia. He was due 3
months 16 days back pay at $11.00
per month ($38.50) (the equivalent of
$308.00 in 2013 US currency) plus
travel pay from Richmond to
Anderson of $.75 (the equivalent of
$21.00 in 2013 US currency) for a
total of $39.25 (the equivalent of
$329.00 in 2013 US currency) .
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Asbury Methodist Church

Asbury Methodist Cemetery

William Bolt
M. M. Clarke
James Dan Garrison
Moses W. Garrison
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Private William John Bolt
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22nd SC Infantry
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Private William Bolt 17 January,

1862 from his home in Anderson, SC
into Company G of the 22nd SC
Infantry at Columbia, SC. On the
26th December, 1864 he was
granted a 21 day leave of absence.
On 16 February, 1865 he was
reported to be absent without
leave. He was admitted to the
hospital as a POW on May 1, 1865
with a gunshot wound to his right
leg. He was paroled on 25 May 1865
at Fair Ground Post Hospital,
Petersburg, Virginia.
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Private M. M. Clarke
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5th SC Cavalry
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Private M.M. Clarke entered service

on 17 March 1863 at James Island,
SC into Company G of the 5th SC
Cavalry. He was reported sick in
the hospital in Richmond, Virginia
on 1 October, 1864. He was
suffering with acute diarrhea. He
covered and returned to duty. No
further activity reported on his
records.
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Private James Dan Garrison
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Private James Dan Garrison entered

service on 31 December 1861 at
Sullivans Island, SC into Company D
of the 1st SC Rifles. He was wounded
on 6 May, 1864 and again on 30
September 1864 at Fort Harrison,
Virginia by a mini ball gunshot wound
to his right hip, where he was
hospitalized. No further actions
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Private Moses W. Garrison
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1st SC Rifles (Orrs)
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Private Moses Garrison entered

service on 26 September 1864 from
his home in Anderson, SC into
Company D of the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs).
No further service recorded on his
service records.
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Barkers Creek Baptist

Barkers Creek Baptist Church Cemetery

Honea Path, South Carolina
N. B. Armstrong
Daniel B. Armstrong
John A. Armstrong
William Charley
Armstrong
D.S. Branyon
R. H. Branyon
Thomas M. Branyon
Josiah Newton
Carwile
J. K. Clement
James Addison Cowan
William M. Cowan
Harvey Albartus Cummings
James A. Green
Benjamin H. Greer
Nimrod Andrew Jackson
Greer
Stephen C. C. Grubbs
John Martin Hanks
Ezekiel Harris
Charles Milton Kay

David M. Kay
Thomas M. Maddox
J. A Magaha
John C. Massey
James McAdams
W. C. Meredith
M C Mitchell
J B Nelson
John Samuel Ragsdale
John Jasper Shirley
Nathan Amazia
Shirley
Joel Smith
Labon Milton Stone
M. S. Strickland
Lemuel W. Tribble
William P. Wright
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Private Benjamin H. Geer 8 January 1849 31

July 1930
Barkers CreekCo
Cemetery
N 34 26.208 W 82
D Palmetto GPS
Sharpshooters
26.738
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B H Greer joined
at
Spartanburg, SC on
August 1, 1861 for 1
year service.
B H Greer joined at
Spartanburg, SC on
December 31 April
30, 1862
Benjamin Greer reenlisted at Union, SC
Court House on
August 1-November
31 1863 (6Months
service SC State
Benjamin H Greer reTroops
enlisted at
Spartanburg, SC on
May 1 August 31,
1864
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Captain James Addison Cowan 14 August 1832 29

September 1880
Company E GPS
20th N
SC34
Infantry
Barkers Creek Cemetery
26.185
W 82 -26.756
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Captain James A. Cowan 1832 - 1880

Enlisted 29 January 1862 for 1 years
service at Anderson, SC into Co C of
20th SC Volunteers. Later transferred
to Co E of same regiment. Rank of
Captain and as a Instructor and
Mustering Officer. Listed several
times as sick with stomach and
intestinal sickness. Requested
retirement due to sickness on 24
October 1863. Retired 26 November
1864. Leaving rate of pay at $130.00
per month Confederate ($3,640.00
per month equivalent in 2013
currency US). Returned to Anderson,
SC after retirement.
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Sergeant Charles Milton Kay 18 October 1835 31 March

1924

34Infantry
26.182 W -82 26.732
Company E GPS
20th NSC
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Sergeant Charles Milton Kay

1835 1924
Sergeant Kay entered service as a
Corporal on 29 December 1861 into
Co E of the 20th SC Infantry. He was
promoted to 3rd Sergeant in January
1863. He made Sergeant in May of
1863. He was transferred to the
cavalry because of balance of
numbers on 15 June 1863. He was
on sick leave between 12
September 1863 and 12 October
1863. There is shown a deduction
from his pay for rations not
received at the rate of $.33 per day
for a total of $10.00 (equivalent of
$280.00 in 2013 US currency).
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Lieutenant D. S. Branyon
Company F
27th Regiment (No records found for WBTS service)
GPS N 34 26.183 -W 82 26.736
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D. S. Branyon
1926
1845
Listed at graveside as
Lieutenant but not able
to retrieve any records of
service from Fold 3 or
National Parks Service
records for the Civil War
period.
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service
record
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Private Ezekiel Harris 8 September 1825 3

June 1910
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Co E 20GPS
SCNInfantry
34 26.207 W 82 26.743
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Private Ezekiel Harris

8 September 1825 3 June 1910
In 1863 Private Ezekiel Harris
requested status as a
Millwright for his military
occupation as he was an
experienced millwright in
Abbeville and Anderson Counties
in South Carolina. He is
described as being capable of
building and maintaining grain
mills. He was listed by
description as a 38 year old, 5
feet 9 inches tall, black eyes,
black hair and a dark
complexion. His occupation was
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as millwright for 16 years.
Private Harvey Albartus Cummings

6 June 1845 - 5
January 1918
th
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34 26.202 W - 82
Company E 20
SCNInfantry
26.737
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Private Harvey A. Cummings

6 June 1845 5 January 1918
No further information gleaned
from his military records in Fold 3
or National Parks Service.
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J. A. Magaha
4 September 1812 4 February

1909
N 34 (Orrs)
26.196 W -82 26.757
Co K
1stGPS
SC Rifles
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Private Josiah Magaha

4 September 1812 4
February 1909
Joined as a 20 year old in
Sandy Springs, Anderson SC
District for 3 year service on
20 July 1861. Reported to
hospital in Charleston, SC as
sick on 20 July 1861. Later
discharged on 12 January
1862.
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James A. Green 1842 23 October 1862

Company K 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)
GPS N 34 26.197 W - 82 26.743
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Private James A. Green

1842 23 October 1862
Enlisted on 20 March 1862 at his
home in Belton, SC, Anderson
District for 3 years service. He
took sick and was reported in
hospital where he died of typhoid
fever on 23 October 1862. He was
reportedly buried at Thornrose
Cemetery at Staunton, Virginia.
There is no record of him being at
Thornrose Cemetery on Find A
Grave. He is buried at Oakwood
National Cemetery #16, Row G,
Divison B but a memorial grave
cover is found at Barkers Creek
Baptist Church. He may have
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and reburied
Private Joel Smith

1 November 1819 6
February 1891
Company
S & K GPS
1stNRegiment
SC Rifles
Barkers Creek
Cemetery
34 26.182
W -82
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Joel Smith
1 November 1819 6 February 1891
Listed as Co C 1st SC State Troops for
6 months service between 12
September and 31 October 1863.
Then listed as Co K 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs) on 4-30- 1864 to 8-31-1864.
He was captured at Petersburg (VA?)
on 3 April 1865. Imprisoned at Harts
Island, NY Harbor. He was released
on 16 June 1865. His description is
listed as being of fair complexion,
light hair, eyes blue and height of 5
10.
William Joel Smith is listed as Master
Sergeant in 1st SC Rifles (Orrs) as
being
from
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Private John A. Armstrong

21 August 1844
16 August 1865
Company
E 20th SC
Infantry
Barkers Creek
Cemetery
GPS
N 34 26.192 W
-82 26.744
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Private John A. Armstrong

21 August 1844 16 August 1865
Private John A. Armstrong entered
Confederate service at the age of 19
years at his home in Anderson County,
South Carolina on 28 December 1861.
After only six months of service he was
sent to the hospital on 20 June 1862 and
then sent home on sick furlough 25
September to 25 October 1863. He was
discharged due to a medical condition on
11 December 1863.
He was described as being 5 feet 9 inches
tall, light complexion, hazel eyes, light
hail and a farmer by occupation.
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John A. Armstrong died at the age of 21.
Private John C. Massey

May 1824 May 1864
Company H 2nd SC Rifles
GPS N 34 26.199 W 82 26.737
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May 1824 May 1864
Private John Massey joined
Confederate service 13 January
1862 at Pickens, SC. He entered
Co H, F & S of the 2nd SC Rifles. On
1 September 1863 he is listed on
sick furlough due to a contusion of
the cheek. He was furloughed on
22 September 1863.
Private Massey died in May 1864
and his widow, Hilda Massey,
notified the CSA on 8 July 1864
filing for widows pension.
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Private John Jasper Shirley 18 July 1825 9

March 1907
Company GPS
E 2ndNSC
34Infantry
26.186 W 82 26.741
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Lieutenant/Private John Jasper

Shirley
18 July 1825 9 March 1907
Enlisted at Anderson, SC on 1
January, 1862 into Company E
20th SC Infantry as a
Lieutenant. Home on sick
leave 17 June 1863. Leave
extended to 21 November
1863. Resigned commission
and from service on 13
November 1863 due to health
issues. He had contracted
Typhoid Fever which left him
with complications that
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Private John Samuel Ragsdale 29 January 1845

17 April 1938
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CompanyGPS
K 1
SC
Rifles

N 34
26.210 W -82 26.767
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Private John Samuel

Ragsdale
29 January 1845 17 April
1938
Private John Samuel
Ragsdale enter Confederate
service at the age of 15 into
Co K 1 SC Rifles (Orrs) in
1861 at Camp Pickens. He
was wounded on 28 July
1864. Captured at Petersburg
on 3 April 1865 and released
from POW Camp after signing
oath on 16 June 1865. His
description was listed as fair
complexion hair, light, eyes
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Private Josiah Newton Carwile 25 August 1829 31

May 1905
N 34
26.194
W - 82 26.746
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C 1st
SC Rifles
(Orrs)
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Private Josiah N. Carwile
25 August 1829 31 May 1905
Description of Private
Carwile as follows: 26 years
old, 5 feet 10 inches tall, fair
complexion, blue eyes and
dark hair. His occupation
listed as farmer. His rate of
pay at discharge was $18.00
Private Carwile joined the 1st SC

Rifles (Orrs) at Sullivans Island, SC
on 3 April 1862. Private Carwile
entered the hospital at Farmville,
Virginia on 16 June 1862 with severe
dysentery. His company apparently
moved on and he was later admitted
to Howards Grove Hospital in
Richmond, Virginia with what was
termed Debilitas. This was a
debilitating body ailment most likely
due to diet and the previous severe
dysentery. He was later wounded by
gunshots to his hips on 13
December 1862 and remained in the
hospital until 31 December 1862. On
2 April 1865
he received
additional
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Private M. S. Strickland 25 August 1829 20

August 1907
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SC Cavalry
Barkers CreekCompany
CemeteryB 19GPS
N 34 26.186 W - 82
26.741
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Private M. S. Strickland
25 August 1829 20 August
1907
Private Strickland entered
service into Co B 19th
Battalion SC Cavalry. His
company was a volunteer
company of Ellison Keitts
Mounted Riflemen. He was
stationed at Mount Pleasant,
SC for the most part of his
service term. He was last paid
30 April 1864 upon leaving
service.
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Sergeant Nathan Amaziah Shirley 9 December 1830

21 March 1899

34Infantry
26.186 W -82 26.740
Company E GPS
2nd N
SC
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1st Sergeant Nathan Amaziah

Shirley
9 December 1830 21 March 1899
Sergeant Shirley entered service
on 1 January 1862 into Co E 2nd SC
Infantry at Anderson, SC as a
Private. He progressed through
the rank of Corporal to the rank
of 5th Sergeant on 28 January
1862. On 15 June 1863 he was
again promoted to the rank of 3rd
Sergeant. Sergeant Shirley
reported to the hospital and then
was granted a sick furlough on 18
September that was extended
until 10 November 1863. 3rd
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Sergeant Shirley again was
Private Nimrod Andrew Jackson Greer 25 August

1819 25 June 1899
Company C GPS
1st SC
Troops W -82 26.732
N State
34 26.199
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Private Nimrod Andrew Jackson

Greer
25 August 1819 25 June 1899
Private Greer entered service for
a six month tour of duty within
Co C 1st SC State Troops at
Anderson, SC on 12 September
1863. He later renewed his
commitment through December
1863. No further Confederate
records to suggest that he
continued military service after
the beginning of 1864.
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Private David M. Kay 1839 1862

GPS N 34 26.179 W -82 26.745
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Private David M. Kay
1839 1862
Private Kay entered service at Camp
Pickens in Anderson County SC on 20
July 1861 at the age of 21 years.
Private Kay was born in Barnwell,
SC.
Private Kay contracted Typhoid
Fever and died in the General
Hospital at Camp Winder in
Richmond, Virginia.
The date is reported to be either 1
July 1862 or 6 August 1862 with the
earlier date to be most likely and the
latter date being a clerical date of
death. Claiming as a widow and
mother was a Susan Kay. It is
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somewhat unclear from the service
Private James K. Clement

24 March 1844 9
August 1921
Company K GPS
1st SC
(Orrs) W -82 26.775
N Rifles
34 26.198
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Private James K. Clement
24 March 1844 9 August 1921
Private Clement entered service on 18
March 1862 into 1st SC Rifles (Orrs) at
his home in Belton, SC. On 4 August
1862 he was admitted to Chimborazo
Hospital #2 at Richmond, Virginia
suffering from what was referred to as
Debility, a situation most likely
caused by poor diet, unsanitary water
and conditions within camp life in
general. On 7 August he was
transferred to Lynchburg Hospital,
Virginia. Private Clement entered the
General Hospital Howards Grove in
Richmond, Virginia on 26 May 1864.
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inches tall, fair complexion, blue eyes,
Sergeant Lemuel W. Tribble 7 September 1834

20 June 1887
Company JGPS4th N
SC
34Infantry
26.192 W -82 26.744
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Lieutenant Lemuel W. Tribble

Lemuel Tribble entered service as
a 3rd Sergeant of Co I 4th SC
Infantry Volunteers at Anderson,
SC on 14 April 1861 at the age of
34 years. He advanced through
the ranks and was 3rd Sergeant by
7 June 1861. He became 3rd
Lieutenant of Company I in
September 1861. Lieutenant
Tribble fell sick and was granted a
sick furlough from 16 September
until 16 October 1861.
A 3rd Lieutenants wages were
$80.00
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Robert H. Branyon
21 March 1821 3 February

1899
Company K GPS
1st SC
Rifles
(Orrs)W -82 26.738
N 34
26.197
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Private Robert H. Branyon

21 March 1821 3 February 1899
Private Branyon joined the service on
22 March 1862 at Belton, SC into Co
K 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). He was
reported sick almost immediately
after reporting to service. On 28
August 1862 Private Branyon was
wounded and missing in action. On
29 September 1862 he is listed as a
Prisoner of War at Warrenton,
Virginia. He was discharged from
service on 25 February 1863. He is
recorded as receiving a bounty of
$50.00 due him as well as his base
pay of $11.00 per month, the
equivalent
of $308.00 per month in
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Private Stephen Christopher Columbus Grubbs 1844 1912

Company E 20th SC Infantry
GPS N 34 26.182 W -82 26.748
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Private Christopher Columbus

Grubbs
1844 1912
Private Grubbs enlisted on 11
February 1863 at his home in
Anderson, SC into Co E 20th SC
Infantry. His service was
interrupted by a sick furlough
issued between 7 August and 6
September 1863. There are no
further records of service past
June 1864.
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Private Thomas M. Branyon 1844-1912

Company B 7th SC Infantry
GPS N 34 26.187 W -82 26.736
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Private Thomas M. Branyon

2 March 1814 15 April 1882
Private Branyon enter service at
Anderson County, SC listed as By the
Authorities of South Carolina. He was
19 years of age at the time. This meant
that he was part of the first Draft
concept of the military in South
Carolina. This meant that men between
the ages of 18 and 35 were required to
serve 3 years military service and the
men already serving to have their
service extended to 24 months. Private
Branyon entered Co B of the 7th SC
Infantry on 15 April 1861. He took sick
and was discharged on 18 September
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Reasons that were
W. C Meredith 12 April 1837 8 May 1913

Company G 25th SC Volunteers
GPS N 34 26.203
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Private W.C. Meredith

12 April 1837 8 May 1913
Enrolled as a private in Co A of
the 1st SC Volunteers
(Hagoods) Infantry on 20 July,
1861 at the age of 24 years. He
entered service at
Summerville, SC. For a period
of 12 months. He was
honorably discharged on a
medical certificate on 10
October, 1861. He was
described as being 5 feet 5
inches tall, fair complexion,
blue eyes and light hair.
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Sergeant William M. Cowan 14 February 1841

5 June 1864
Company E
20thNSC
GPS
34Infantry
26.185 W -82 26.756
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Sergeant William M. Cowan

14 February 1841 5 June 1864
Sergeant Cowan started his career as
a Private in Co C of the 20th SC
Infantry at Anderson , SC. He quickly
rose through the ranks. He was made
3rd Corporal in January of 1863. He
then left on sick furlough for an
indefinite period on 13 February 1863.
He was then promoted to 1st Corporal
on 15 June 1863. On 3st of August
1862 he was promoted to 5th Sergeant.
He left on another sick furlough on 8
December 1863 that lasted until 8
January 1864.He was promoted to 4th
Sergeant during this time. He returned
to service only to be killed in action by
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William P. Wright
26 February 1845 26 August

1906
Co K 1st SC
Rifles
GPS
N 34 31.183 W -82
29.990
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Sergeant William P. Wright

26 February 1845 26 August
1906
Sergeant Wright enlisted at the
age of 17 as a 2nd Corporal at
Camp Pickens in Sandy Springs,
Anderson County, SC on 20 July
1861. He was wounded on 8
December 1862. He entered the
hospital at Richmond, Virginia.
on 13 December 1862. He was
again promoted to 3nd
Sergeant Co K in March 1963.
He was discharged on 22 April
1863 and paid a bounty of
$50.00.
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Private Daniel B. Armstrong 15 November 1831

17 April 1877
Company A
GPS N 34 31.119 W -82
26.449
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Private Daniel B. Armstrong

15 November 1831 17 April
1877
Private Armstrong entered
service at Camp Pickens, Sandy
Springs SC on 30 July, 1861 into
Co K of 1st SC Rifles. He is listed
as receiving a wound in
December 1862. He is listed as
being on sick furlough 1
February due to a concussion of
his left knee causing his to be
retired to the Invalid Corps
on 25 June 1865.
His monthly pay was $11.00 per
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Private Thomas M. Maddox 10 September 1845 1

November 1920
th
E 16GPS
SC Infantry
Band
Barkers CreekCompany
Cemetery
N 34 26.124
W -82
26.452
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Private Thomas R. Maddox

10 September 1845 1
November 1920
Private Thomas R. Maddox
entered service into Company E
of the 16th SC Infantry at
Greenville, SC. He was stationed
at Camp Leesburg and listed as
a musician on the 28 April 1862
service record. He served as a
musician throughout the war
with the 16th Infantry band. His
last dated service record is April
1864.
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Private J B Nelson
5 September 1847 15 April

1911
Company
M 5th SC
State
Troops
Barkers Creek
Cemetery
GPS
N 34
26.125 W -82
26.442
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Private John Barr Nelson

1911
Private Nelson entered into
military service into Company M
of the 5th SC State Troops on 1
August 1863 at Union SC Court
House. He was 17 years old at
the time. He later hired a
substitute named W. G. Hughes,
Jr. to fulfill his 6 month term of
service. John Barr Nelson was
discharged by this reason in
September 1863. W. G. Hughes
served the 6 months term and
being paid as a Private then was
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directly to Captain of
Private Labon Milton Stone

10 January 1836 29
September 1899
Company
K
1st SCGPS
Rifles
Barkers Creek
Cemetery
N (Orrs)
34 26.113 W -82
26.441
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Private Labon Milton Stone

10 January 1836 29 September
1899
Private Stone entered military
service into Company K of 1st SC
Rifles (Orrs ) on 3 April, 1862 at
Sullivans Island, SC. On 1 October,
1862 he is reported as being sick
with paralysis and dyspepsia. In
December he reported again sick. In
January 1863 he was paid a $50.00
bounty for enlistment (the
equivalent of $1,400.00 in 2013 US
Currency). In January 1863 he is
reported sick again at the General
Hospital in Farmville, Virginia. He
retired for medical reasons of
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rheumatism
on 1 May 1863 and
Sergeant John Martin Hanks 25 April 1843 30

September 1920
Company E GPS
20th N
SC
Infantry
34
26.108 W -82
26.439
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Sergeant John Martin Hanks

25 April 1843 30 September 1920
Sergeant Hanks entered service into
Company E of the 20th SC Infantry at
Anderson, SC on 19 May, 1862. He
was promoted to 4th Corporal on 15
June 1863. He was promoted again
to 3rd Corporal in July of 1863. He
reported as sick and was sent on
sick furlough on 2 September 1863
until 2 October 1863. He was again
promoted to 2nd Corporal in
November of 1863. He was
promoted to 3rd Sergeant in July of
1864 and this was his final rank
increase shown.
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Private John C. Massey entered

service on February, 1864 into
Company K of the 6th SC Cavalry
at Adams Run, South Carolina.
No further service is indicated
on any other service records.
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Private N. B. Armstrong
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Private N. B. Armstrong entered
service on 13 July 1864 into Company
C of the 8th SC Reserves at Barnwell,
South Carolina. No further service
activity was found in the records.
No
service
record
found
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Private James C. McAdams 9 March 1841 18

September 1863
rd
SC Reserves
Barkers Creek Company
Cemetery K 3 GPS
N 34 26.108 W -82
26.439
The marker
stone was
incorrectly
ordered.
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Record
Private James C. McAdams

entered service into in Company
K of the 3rd SC Reserves on 14
November, 1862 from his home
in Greenville, SC. There is only
one service record found.
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Private William Charley Armstrong 1 August 1839 22

November 1880
th
SC
Infantry
Barkers Creek Company
Cemetery E, F&S
GPS 20
N 34
26.108 W -82
26.439
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William Charley Armstrong

1 August 1839 22 November 1880
Private W C Armstrong entered service
on 9 May 1862 into Company E of the
20th SC Infantry as a musician from his
home in Anderson, SC. He was
elevated to Chief Musician in the
Regimental Band in March 1863. He
remained in the band until his return
to his Company in September 1863. A
service record shows him as being a
hospital steward in in November 1863
being paid at the rate of $1.50 (the
equivalent of $42.00 in 2013 US
currency) per day for the month of
November. There are no further
records.
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M C Mitchell
GPS N 34 26.108
26.439
No Grave photo found on Find A
Grave
No military records found on Fold 3 or
nps.gov
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No
service
record
found
No military records found on Fold 3 or

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Private Joseph G. Cartee

Barkley Family Cemetery GPS
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Private Joseph Cartee entered service

on 4 December 1861 at Mountain
Springs, Anderson County, South
Carolina into Company D of the 18th SC
Infantry. He was discharged in February
of 1862. He was listed as being absent
without leave since 4 December, 1863.
He is listed as re-entering the service
on 5 October 1863 into Company D on
the 18th SC Infantry again. He is listed
as sick on his April through August
1864 service record. On his September October 1864 service record he is listed
again as absent without leave since 20
October 1864. He remained on record
as being absent without leave with
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Belton Memorial Cemetery in Belton,
Belton Memorial Church in Belton, SC
Hobart A. Griffin
Jacob Alewine
John Wallace Payne
Enoch W. Breazeale Lorenzo D. Harris
Green Berry Poore
John Barr
W. C. Brown
Hogg
James W. Poore
L. Holland
Calhoun C. Campbell J.
Elijah Bezazeal Rice
William Moses Chamblee
Major J.L. Keys
Robert S Cheshire
Caleb Smith
Hezekiah ONeal
Fleetwood Clinkscale King
Andrew Jackson
A. P. Knox
Matthew E.
Stringer
Green Taylor
William M. Leavell
Cobb A. Cobb
James
Enoch W. Lee
John Tyler Thompson
George Washington Cox
Robert R.Martin
Elijah Tyler Tollison
J. Newton Cox
George Washington
Joseph J. Vaughn
S. W. Davenport
McDavid
George W. McGee
Ira Williams
B. S. Davis
Harrison Mitchell
A. L. Willingham
Charles Thaddeus Dean
Jesse Franklin Mitchell Alfred P. Willingham
James Sidney Erskine Marion E. Mitchell
Elijah Williamham
James Fleming
Matthew N. Mitchell
John Newton Willingha
Peter Garrison
W. N. Mitchell
Solomon Geer
John P. Morgan
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John T. Green
Private Peter Garrison

Belton Memorial Cemetery
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N 34 31.271
W -29.987
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Private Peter Garrison entered service

on 18 November 1862 into Company G
of the 6th SC Reserves. He served
without serious incident or injury.
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A. L. Willingham
Private Co W
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10th Cavalry
N 34 31.271
W -29.987
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Private A. L. Willingham
7 January 1844 11 November 1910
Private Willingham enter service at Anderson,
SC on 1 January 1864 into six months service
with the 20th SC Volunteers Co B. He
enlisted for 6 months service. He is listed as
also being in Co W 19th Cavalry between 30
April 1864 to 31 August 1864. Private
Willingham was issued a 60 day medical
furlough by order of the Executive Medical
Board on 19 December 1864.
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A. P. Knox
Private
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7th SC Infantry
N 34 31.272
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Private A. P. Knox
1 January 1840 25 December 1917
Private AP Knox enlisted in the service of the
Confederacy on 9 August 1862 by Confederate
Authority into Co G 7th SC Infantry. On 12 September
1862 he was captured by the enemy. The 16th of
January 1863 finds Private Knox in the hospital in
Richmond, Virginia suffering from Debilitas, a
condition where the body is all but dysfunctional.
Private Knox is furloughed from Hospital No. 19 for
40 days. He was moved to the hospital in New
market, Tennessee on 20 June 1863 where he
apparently remained until being returned to the
hospital in Columbia, SC. On 6 January 1865 he is
listed as a resident of CSA Hospital in Charlotte, NC
listed with a condition called Intermittuis Tertian
(the intermediate health care for a disabled
individual). On 6 January 1865 Private Know was
issued a furlough to 31 January 1865, thereby
military
career.
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Alfred P. Willingham
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N 34 31.278
W -30.000
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Private Willingham enter the

service into Company E of 6th SC
Cavalry 15 January 1863. On 21
August 1864 he was admitted to
Jackson Hospital in Richmond
Virginia with a diagnosis on Febris
Int which might translate to
recurring intermediate fevers.
On 30 April 1864 he is listed as
under arrest with charges. No
charges are specified and no
further information on his service
records.
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Andrew Jackson Stringer

1st Lieutenant Co D & S Infantry
Hampton Legion
GPS N 34 31.267 W -30.009
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Lieutenant Andrew Jackson Stringer

28 June 1834 9 June 1901
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Lieutenant Stringer enter as a

Private into Company D of Hampton
Legion from his home in Belton SC
at the age of 26 on 15 June 1861.
He was later elected t the rank of
3rd Lieutenant . He was promoted t
o the rank of 2nd Lieutenant on 19
January 1863. He was sent home
on sick furlough in June of 1863.
He was promoted to 1st Lieutenant
of Company D Hampton Legion on
17 June 1864.
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B. S. Davis
Co L
2nd SC Rifles

GPS
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N 34 31.183
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Sergeant Bazzel S. Davis
19 May 1839 14 August 1914
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Private B. S. Davis entered service on

25 April 1862 at Adams Run, Belton, SC
into Co L of the 2nd SC Rifles. In July 1862
he was promoted to 4th Corporal only to
be followed by another promotion to 3rd
Corporal in November of 1862. On 1
March of 1863 he was promoted again to
2nd Corporal. The 27th of June 1863 saw
him promoted yet again to 5th Sergeant.
He was listed as absent without leave on
31 January 1864. He returned to service
and was promoted to 4th Sergeant in
March of 1864. The 30th of September
saw him receive a flesh wound in his
right knee that put him in Jackson
Hospital,
Richmond, Virginia. He
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Elijah Tyler Tollison
Private Co E Infantry Hampton

Legion
GPS N 34 31.283 W
-30.019
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Private Elijah Tyler Tollison

18 August 1845 7 March 1933
Private Tollison entered the war
late at the age of 19 years from
his home in Greenville, SC. He
entered Company E of Hampton
Legion SC Infantry on 1 August
1863. It appears he spent much
of his short military career in the
hospital or on sick furlough. On a
service record he is listed as
being at Winder Hospital on 26
June 1864 where it also list his
Being entitled to pay for his
horse.
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Elijah Willingham Private Co A Cobb;s Legion GA

GPS
-30.054
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N 34 31.286
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Private Elijah Willingham

29 January 1848 12 December
1924
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Private Elijah Willingham entered

service into the Georgia
Volunteers from his home in
Covington, Georgia on 10
September 1861 at the age of 14
years. He served faithfully until
he was captured at the battle of
Gettysburg on 3 July 1863. He
was held at Point Lookout,
Maryland until he was involved in
a prisoner exchange on 18
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Enoch Breazeal Rice

Sergeant
Co C Palmetto
Sharpshooters
GPS N 34 31.276 W -29.995
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Sergeant Enoch B. Rice

3 November 1861 30 April
1917
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Sergeant Rice enlisted on 7 June

1861 into co C of the 1st SC
regiment Palmetto
Sharpshooters as a Private. On
30 June 1861 he was ordered on
sick furlough by the Company
surgeon. The last service record
on Fold 3 was 17 February 1862.
He must have shown service but
there are no records to indicate
further service. His rank of
Sergeant indicate he did serve
after
this date.
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Enoch W. Lee
Private Co K 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)
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GPS N 34 31.288
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Private Enoch W. Lee

29 June 1846 16 September 1936
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Private Enoch Lee entered service late in the

war on 1 February 1864 at the age of 18
years old. He joined Co K of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs) in Anderson County, SC. On 1 October
1864 he finds himself in the hospital with
Fibrous Intestinal Disorder, usually caused by
the corn shucks within their diet. He was
released from the hospital and returned to
duty where he was captured in battle at
Hatch Run in Virginia on 2 April 1865. He was
held as a prisoner of war at City Point, VA
until his release after taking the oath of
allegiance on 15 June 1865. Being released
was a blessing because over 4,000 of his
compatriots
had died as a result of being
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Robert Redus Martin

GPS N 34 31.183 W -29.990
Born after the WBTS ended (25 January 1893 30 October
1939)
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Born after the WBTS ended
(25 January 1893 30 October
1939)
No
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J. Fleetwood Clinkscale Sergeant Co C 4th SC

Infantry
GPS N 34 31.275 W -30.072
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Sergeant J Fleetwood Clinkscales

28 December 1837 28 April 1926
Sergeant Clinkscales enter the
service on 14 April 1861 at the age
of 40. He entered Company C of
the 4th SC Volunteers at Anderson,
SC. He had enlisted for the period
of one year. He was appointed 3rd
Sergeant on 15 October 1861.
There are no further service
records .
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George W. McGee
Musician/ Private Co F & S Infantry

Hampton Legion
N 34 31.261 W -30.006
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Private George W. McGee

23 March 1827 14 December
1903
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Private George W. McGee enlisted

as a musician into Hamptons
Legion at Anderson, SC on the
24th of March, 1863. On the 7th of
August he found himself in the
Episcopal Hospital in
Williamsburg, Virginia with a bout
of severe diarrhea. He was
released on 22 August 1863. His
pay grade was $12.00 per month
(equivalent to $336.00 per month
in 2013 US currency). He was
paroled with the other troops at
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Court House, Virginia
George W. Cox
Private
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5th SC Cavarly
N 34 31.283
W -29.016
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George Washington Cox

6 March 1832 13 April 1902
George Washington Cox joined the
service on 21 August 1862 at Camp
Gist, near Charleston, SC. He
enlisted into the 17th SC Cavalry Co
C. He was 30 years old at the time
although his service records show
his as 21 and 27 years old.
On 24 October was ordered to
reorganize and the 14th SC Cavalry
along with 2 independent
companies became what was
known as the 5th SC Cavalry Co B.
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George Washington McDavid Private Co L Palmetto

Sharpshooters
GPS N 34 31.279 W -29.984
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Private George W. McDavid

31 May 1832 3 June 1892
Private McDavid entered service into
Co J of the 4th Infantry on 14 April 1861.
This unit was later disbanded. He then
joined the Palmetto Sharpshooters in
April 1862. His service was conducted
as a wagon master.
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His description was listed as from

Greenville District, 5 foot 10 tall, fair
complexion, blue eyes, sandy hair and a
carpenter by trade. He was discharged
prior to be influenced by the
Conscription Act from Richmond,
Virginia on 22 July, 1862.
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Green Berry Poore
Private Co B 2nd SC Infantry
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N 34 31.272
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Private Green Berry Poore

12 August 1838 22 January 1879
Private Green Berry Poore (misspelled as

Poor on some records) enlisted into Co B
of the 2nd SC Infantry on 15 April 1861. He
was 23 years of age. He is listed on sever
records as being a Brigade Guard in
1862. He reported to the hospital in
Charlottesville, Virginia on 18 July and
was released on 22 July 1862. He was
again listed as the General Hospital in
Orange Court House, Virginia on 4
September 1861 with Typhoid Fever. He
was released on a 30 day furlough for
recuperation from 4 September 1861
until 6 October 1861.
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War) on a list between 11 April 1865 and
21 April 1865.
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John Wallace Payne

GPS
N 34 31.183
W -2.990
Not a participant in the Civil

War. He was only 5 years
old in 1861.
See John Wallace Payne
from Edgefield, burial spot
unknown.
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John Wallace Payne
6 April 1856 12 February 1923
No
Record
Found
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This John Wallace Payne resting in

Belton Cemetery was only 5 years old
when the Civil War started, There was a
John Wallace Payne from Edgefield SC
(near Columbia, SC) that is listed as a
Private in Hampton Legion Co F.
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Hezekiah ONeil King Corporal Co K 2nd SC Rifles

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GPS N 34 31.262
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Corporal Hezekiah ONeil King

28 January 1846 14 August 1894
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Corporal King enlisted into Co K 2nd SC

Rifles 0n 1 April 1862 at Adams Run. He
was wounded in action on 30 June 1862
at Frazier's Farm. He was wounded in the
shoulder at Sharpsburg, VA, July 1862.
He was wounded again on 27 June 1862
at the Battle of Seven Days near
Richmond, Virginia. On 12 August 1862
he was listed as being in the South
Carolina Hospital in Manchester, Virginia.
He was suffering from Debility (extreme
fatigue) from 12 August to 16 August
1862. He was promoted to 3rd Corporal
on 1Main
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1864.
Holbert A. Griffin
Private Co D, F & S Hampton

Legion
GPS N 34 31.295 W -29.999
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Private Hobart A. Griffin

17 January 1847 23 October
1921
Private Hobart Griffin was a
musician attached to Co D of
Hamptons Legion. He entered
service on 20 march 1862 at
his home in Williamston, SC.
He served until he was paroled
with all the troops at
Appomattox Courthouse,
Virginia on 9 April 1865. His
base pay upon leaving was
$12.00 per month.
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Ira C. Williams
Private
Co B Cavalry Hampton
Belton Memorial Cemetery Legion
GPS N 34 31.286 W -30.013
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Private Ira C. Williams

26 January 1819 31 March 1893
Private Williams entered service on 6
June 1861 into Company B of Hampton
Legion Cavalry. He had his horse valued
at $150.00 and equipment at $30.00.
This would convert to the horse value of
$4,200.00 and the equipment of $840.00
in 2013 US Currency. His base pay was
$12.00 per month, equivalent of $336.00
per month in 2013 US Currency.
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Private Williams was discharged on 22

August 1862 since his 12 month
enlistment period was up. He would
have
served
14 months.
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J. Newton Cox
Private Co E
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N 34 31.259
W -29.978
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Private J. Newton Cox

4 May 1846 - 20 October 1914
Private Newton Cox joined the 6th Cavalry
Co C on 30 June 1862 at Anderson
Courthouse, Anderson, SC. He was
dispatched to Camp Preston on 21 July
1862. He joined with his horse and was
compensated for his horse at $200.00 and
equipment at $60.00. He was promoted to
4th Corporal on 21 July 1862.
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He served and returned home from duty

where he was recruited for further
service on 1 May 1864. On 20 August
1864 we find Corporal Cox at Jackson
Hospital in Richmond, Virginia where he
stayed until 27 August 1864. He was
discharged on 25 August, 1864 and sent
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sick furlough for 30 days.
Jacob Alewine
(verify) Private Co I Infantry

Hampton Legion
GPS N 34 31.272 W -30.051
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Private Jacob A. Alewine

1 October 1838 28 July 1909
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Private Alewine enter the service at age

22 into Co A of the 14th SC Infantry at
Camp butler on 10 September 1861. His
home was in Abbeville, SC. He is listed in
the hospital on 28 February 1862 in
Columbia SC. He was later wounded at Ox
Hill on 23 October 1862 and was treated at
Winder Hospital in Richmond VA. In June of
1863 He was wounded again near
Gettysburg PA and sent home on furlough.
In November of 1863 he again was
wounded and sent on medical furlough to
Abbeville SC where he assisted in
recruitment. Private Alewine retired from
military service with a disability discharge
on 25 April 1864. Records show he was
paid back pay of $244.00 (equivalent to
$6832.00
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2013 US currency)on 30 April
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James A. Cobb
Private Co D Infantry Hampton

Legion
GPS N 34 31.266 W -29.997
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Private James A. Cobb

17 February 1837 1 October 1905
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Private Cobb enlisted for 1 year

service on 15 June 1861 into Co D of
Hampton Legion at Columbia SC. In
September 1861 he is reported on sick
leave at Benntsville (possibly
Bennettsville, SC). On 28 February
1862 he is again listed on sick
furlough. Private Cobb was discharged
on a medical discharge due to ill
health on 22 May 1862, after
completing his 1 year commitment. He
was described as being 5 feet 8 inches
tall, dark complexion, blue eyes, light
hair and listed as merchant for his
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occupation.
Matthew E. Cobb
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No
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Need photo of grave. No record of

service in Fold 3 or NPS.gov
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James Sidney Erskine Private Co J 4th SC Infantry and Co L

Palmetto Sharpshooters
GPS N 34 31.286 W -30.081
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Private James Sidney Erskine

1 December 1841 25 December
1926
Private Erskine entered service 14
April 1861 into Company L of the
Palmetto Sharpshooters. He was
wounded on 30 June 1862 and placed
in the hospital. He was wounded
again on 3 June 1864.
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James Fleming
GPS N 34 31.183
W -30.990
James Fleming was a US Navy

veteran too young to have served
in the civil war.
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James Fleming was a US Navy

veteran too young to have served
in the civil war.
No
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Jesse Franklin Mitchell Private
Co E
Walkers Battn Infantry

GPS N 34 31.252
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Private Jesse F. Mitchell enlisted

on 3 October 1861 at the age od
23 into Co K of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs) at Sullivans Island, SC.
Private Mitchell found himself in
the General Hospital at Howards
Grove in Richmond, Virginia on 6
August 1862. He was suffering
from Debilitus, a condition where
severe dehydration causes
weakness and an inability to
function properly. Furloughed for
60 days until 10 October 1862 for
recuperation.
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John Barr Hogg (verify)1st Lieutenant Engeneer Corp

GPS N 34 31.280
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Service

John Barr Hogg (buried at
Belton)would have only been 14 at the
start of the war. He lived in Pendleton,
SC according to the 1860 US Census
The first John Barr Hogg listed has no
military record because he was
apparently a civilian engineer.
The second JBR Hogg is from
southern Central NC. A place
called Smithfield, NC
The third J B Hogg is from Bluffton, SC

near Hilton Head and Savannah, Ga.
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J. L. Holland
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GPS N 34 31.290
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It would appear he got into some sort of

trouble since he was sentenced by
Confederate Court Marshall Commission
on 12 July 1862 to forfeit 1 months pay
to the Confederate States of America.
He was again detached to recruiting
service on 3 February 1863. Went on
sick furlough that lasted from 14 July to
Sergeant John L. Holland
14 September 1863. In October 1863
9 April 1843 29 July 1883
the sick furlough was again extended.
He was discharged from service by the
John Holland enlisted as a Private Exanimating Board of Charleston on 29
on 19 February 1861 at
November 1863. Cause of medical
Greenville, SC from his home in
discharge is listed as Disability from
Belton, SC. He was transferred to cerebral hemorrhage or stroke from an
Sullivans Island on 17 May, 1861. attack of apoplexy (paralyzed to non
Later he was detached to the
functional condition).
recruiting service 0n 28 April
1862. He was promoted to
Sergeant Holland is listed as being 6 feet
Sergeant of Co B 1st SC Infantry in tall, fair complexion, blue eyes. dark hair
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John Newton Willingham

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N 34 31.264
W -29.991
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Private John Newton Willingham

22 January 1846 1 May 1920
Private Willingham was 31

years old when he enlisted
from his home in Fairfield
District, South Carolina on 20
April, 1861. He suffered a gun
shot wound that resulted in
the amputation of his right
arm at the forearm. He was
inches tall, dark complexion,
dark eyes and dark hair. He
was granted a physical
discharge.
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John Morgan
Co I Infantry Hampton Legion

GPS
-29.996
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Private John P. Morgan

9 October 1833 5 May 1911
Private John Morgan was
conscripted (military draft) on
20 May into Co I of Hamptons
Legion. He was3 0 years old.
On 2 August 1863 he was
diagnosed with fibrous
typhoid. With no further
military records It must be
assumed he left military
service.
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John Tyler Thompson
Private Co E
16th SC Infantry

GPS N 34 31.280
-30.003
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Private John T. Thompson

5 May 1842 3 May 1823
Private Taylor was listed as
entering Co L of 2nd SC Rifles on
21 April 1862 at Adams Run in
Anderson County, SC. His
records indicate he was sent
home on sick furlough in
September of 1862. He was later
granted a physical discharge on
1 November 1862 with the
reason of Physical Disability.
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Green Lee Taylor

GPS N 34 31.261
-29.991
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Private Green Lee Taylor

1827 13 November 1894
Private Taylor enlisted on 21
April 1862 into Co L 2nd SC Rifles
at Adams Run, Anderson
County, SC. He is listed as being
on sick furlough in September of
1862. He was issued a discharge
from service on 1 November
1862 for the reason of Physical
Disability. No further records
are listed.
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Joseph J. Vaughn
Corporal
Co E Infantry Hampton Legion

GPS N 34 31.290
-29.973
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Corporal Joseph J. Vaughn

19 November 1841 20 February
1923
Corporal Vaughn enter the war from
his home in Belton, SC at the age of
20 years into Company E of Hampton
Legion, SC Infantry on 1 June 1861 as
a Private. It is shown that he is due a
bounty of $50.00 (Bounties were used
as incentives for people to enlist or
reenlist as well as many other things
where encouragement was
needed).
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He was promoted to 4th Corporal in

September 1862. He was wounded in
the hip near Martinsburg, Virginia on
23 September
1862. Again promoted
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Lorenzo D. Harris
Private
Co D
Infantry
Hampton Legion

GPS N 34 31.290
-29.970
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Private Lorenzo D. Harris

25 September 1837 5 April 1913
Lorenzo Harris signed up for
service on 12 November 1864 at
Columbia, SC for Co D of Hampton
Legion. According to the service
records he was marked as never
showing up for duty and was
absent without official leave. The
entire regiment was paroled at
Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia
on April 10, 1865.
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Major J. L Keys 2nd Lieutenant Co G
2nd SC Rifles

GPS N 34 31.283
-30.051
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Lieutenant Major L. Keys

15 December 1842 17 September 1911
Lieutenant Keys first name was Major and not to be
confused with his elected rank of 2 Lieutenant acquired on
11 January 1862. He joined Co K of 2nd SC Rifles at his
home in Anderson, SC. On 30 June 1862 at the age of 20
years, Lieutenant Keys resigned his post due to a
condition called Rheumation (Rheumatoid Arthritis). His
base salary at this time was $80.00 per month (an
equivalent of $2,240.00 in 2013 US currency). This must
have been a very difficult decision for a 20 year old young
man.
Records indicate that Major Keys rejoined the service on
30 April 1863 as a Private in Co A 1st SC Artillery. He was
stationed at James Island, SC and quickly rose through the
ranks being promoted to Corporal on 17 August 1863. He
was again promoted to Sergeant in September of 1864
and then Master Sergeant in November of 1864. He
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Marion E. Mitchell
Co E 20th SC Infantry

GPS N 34 31.273
-30.016
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Private Marion Mitchell

20 August 1823 1 October 1909
Marion Mitchell entered service at
age 39 years into Co E of the 20th
SC Infantry. Apparently he applied
for relief because of his age. He
was discharged by order of the
Secretary of War on 14 June 1863.
His description was 5 feet 9 inches,
fair complexion, grey eyes, dark
hair and a farmer by occupation.
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Matthew N. Mitchell (verify) Not enough data by 1st name only

GPS N 34 31.270
W -30.036
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No military record found on Fold 3 or NPS.GOV in NC,
SC, GA
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William Newton Mitchell

GPS N 34 31.272
W -30.027
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Private William Newton Mitchell

3 May 1826 30 May 1883
Private Mitchell enter service via
conscription (military draft act) on 28
May 1863 into Co I Hampton Legion.
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He almost immediately found himself

in the hospital on sick call. He is listed
again in the Episcopal Hospital in
Virginia on 22 August 1863 suffering
from severe diarrhea. He was sent
home on sick furlough to rest and
recuperate. His reason for a 60 day
furlough is listed as severe dysentery
and sent to Belton, Anderson County,
SC.
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Harrison Mitchell
GPS N 34 31.183
W -29.990
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Private Harrison A. or M. Mitchell

2 May 1826 30 May 1883
Private Mitchell was recorded as
both Harrison A. and Harrison M.
Mitchell on his service records. He
enlisted on 2 December 1861 into
Co C 3rd SC Infantry. He was
wounded on 15 November 1863 at
Knoxville, Tennessee where he fell
into the hands of the enemy. He
was sent to Camp Chase on 1
January 1864 then transferred to
Rock Island, Illinois POW Camp on
17 January 1864.
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Caleb Smith
Private Co E 20th SC Infantry

GPS N 34 31.279
W -30.049
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Private Caleb Smith

20 January 1841 20 January 1923
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Private Smith enlisted into Co B

12th SC Infantry on 30 March 1862
at York Court House in York SC. He
is reported in the hospital at
Farmville VA on 11 June 1863. He
is again reported to have been
suffering from 5 weeks of severe
diarrhea which was causing
debility (reduced ability to
function). He was reported as
absent without leave on 23
December 1863 but was found
back on duty shortly thereafter. In
March of 1864 there is a charge
for 5menu
rounds (Cartridges) of
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GPS N 34 31.266
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Private C. Campbell entered

service on 23 April, 1861 from
his home in Centerville, South
Carolina into Company N of the
1st SC Infantry. He mustered in
on 9 July, 1861 at Richmond,
Virginia. His enlistment period
was for 6 months. No further
records were found.
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James W. Poore Corporal
Co E 6 SC Cavalry

GPS N 34 31.268
W -30.002
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Private James W. Poore

15 January 1844 21 February 1899
Private James W. Poore enlisted on
10 June 1863 a Anderson SC into Co E
of the 6th SC Cavalry. He served as a
Color Corporal. He was wounded and
in the General Hospital at Kittrell
Springs, NC on 23 August 1864. He
was sent home on sick leave to
recuperate on 29 August 1864. He
apparently remained home until wars
end (April 1865)due to no service
records to reflect he returned to
duty.
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William M. Leavell
Private Co L SC Rifles (Orrs)
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GPS N 34 31.258
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Private William M. Leavell

20 January 1838 23 April 1876
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Private Leavell entered service into

1st SC Rifles (Orrs) Co L at the age of
23 from his home in Sandy Springs.
Camp Pickens, Anderson County, SC
on 20 July 1861. The 21st of August
1862 finds Private Leavell in General
Hospital in Farmville, Virginia
suffering from Chronic Diarrhea. He
was discharged from the hospital on
21 August 1861 to 13 September
1862 when he returned to duty. In
November 1862 during the Battle of
Fredericksburg, Virginia. He was
severely wounded in the right arm.
His arm was amputated as a result.
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Private Leavell retired as a result of
Robert S. Cheshire Captain

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1st SC Rifles
N 34 31.285
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W -30.041
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Captain Robert S. Cheshire

7 July 1831 12 March 1903
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Captain Cheshire entered service as a elected

Corporal at age 31 on 20 July 1861. He entered
at Camp Pickens in Sandy Springs in Anderson
County, SC. He was promoted to 1st Corporal
on 31 October 1861. Corporal Cheshire was
promoted to 5th Sergeant in January 1862. He
was promoted again to 3rd Lieutenant on 22nd
April 1862. Promotion again came to for a 2nd
Lieutenant on 10 July 1862. He was promoted
to full Lieutenant of Company D the Captain of
Company K 1st SC Rifles (Orrs) on 22 February
1863. Captain Cheshire was wounded on 12
May 1864 and sent home on medical leave. He
returned to duty on 14 December 1864.He was
hospitalized again at Jackson Hospital in
Richmond Virginia due to wounds received at
Petersburg, Virginia. He applied for retirement
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S.W Davenport
Private
Co A
6th SC Cavalry

GPS N 34 31.259
W -30.024
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S. W. Davenport
10 November 1829 18 May 1902
On 13 May 1862 Private Davenport
entered military service into Co D
of the 6th SC Cavalry. He was
compensated for his horse at the
rate of $200.00 and his equipment
at $60.00/ In January 1864 he was
detached to serve as a wagoner.
From May to August 1864 he
served as a teamster. He then
transferred to Co A to serve as the
quartermaster to the end of his
military career.
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Charles Thaddeus Dean Sergeant

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Co F 2nd SC Rifles
GPS N 34 31.274
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Sergeant Thaddeus C. Dean

9 July 1841 30 June 1862
He entered the military as a 2nd
Sergeant into Co H 2nd SC Rifles on 29
October 1861. He was 26 years old.
Nine months later, on 27 June 1862 he
fell and died at the battle of Seven
Days at Richmond, Virginia. He was
reported dead by his father, C. P. Dean,
on his service record.
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Solomon Geer
Private Co C 1st SC Troops
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GPS N 34 31.271
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W -30.023
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Private Solomon Geer

11 February 1823 26 September
1885
Private Solomon Geer was a veteran
that showed up for the call of duty
and gave all he had to offer for the
cause. He entered Co C of the 1st SC
Troops for duty between 12
September 1863 and 31 October
1863.
On 1 August 1863 he was found to
be physically and emotionally unfit
for any military service and granted
a discharge.
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He
was
40 years old, 5 foot 7 inches
John T. Green
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GPS N 34 31.291
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Sergeant John T. Green

28 April 1840 25 January 1913
Sergeant John T. Green entered service on
20 July 1861 at Sandy Springs, Camp
Pickens, Anderson County SC as a Private.
He was 21 years old at the time. He was
promoted to 3rd Corporal of Co K in
January 1862. He was promoted again to
4th Sergeant of Co K in November of
1862. Sergeant Green was wounded on 13
December 1862 and was admitted to the
General Hospital # 26 in Richmond,
Virginia on December 16th 1862. He was
discharged on 14 April 1863 to continue
his service.
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W. C. Brown
Private
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Private W. C. Brown
29 December 1829 18 February
1884
Joined the service on 3 February
1864 at Greenville, SC. Private
Brown was acting as a courier for
General Beauregard's
Headquarters. He is listed as on sick
furlough October 1864. This is the
last service record.
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Moses Chamblee, SR (Age at wars beginning was 59 years)

His son Moses Chamblee JR was only 12 years old in 1862
GPS N 34 31.281
W -30.061
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William Moses Chamblee SR. was born 20

October 1802 and died 12 June 1895
William Moses Chamblee JR. was born 24
January 1849 and died 22 July 1932
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Chamblee SR would have been 59 years old

at wars beginning and JR would have only
been 11 years old in 1862.
Most likely neither men served in Civil War.
No records to indicate that these specific
men served.
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Enoch W. Breazeale
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N 34 31.277
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Private Enoch Breazeale

13 June 1824 17 February 1864
Enoch Breazeale signed up for 1
year service at age 37 years on
14 April 1861 and entered as a
Private into Company A of the 4th
SC Volunteers on 30 June
1861.No further service records
found.
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Bethany Baptist Church
Bethany Baptist Church

Isaac Calaham
J. H. Elgin
Stephen Fields
Leslie Brown Haynie
James A. King
John D. King
Isaac Sayloys
W. L. Strickland
James Williamson
Turner Wright
V. T. Wright
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Private Isaac Calaham

Company E
Infantry Bethany Baptist Cemetery
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20th SC
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Private Isaac R. Calaham (correct

spelling) entered service on 5 May
1862 from his home in Anderson, SC
into Company E of the 20th SC
Infantry. He served without serious
incident or injury. There is no record
of his discharge.
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Private James H. Elgin

Bethany Baptist Cemetery
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This Private Elgin entered

service on 1 August 1863
from his home in Anderson,
SC into Company C 1st SC
State Troops. He was 45
years old, which does not
square with his life date on
his headstone.
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This Private H. Elgin 29

December 1862 into
Company E of the 20th SC
Infantry from his home in
Anderson, SC. This could be
the J H Elgin in question.
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Stephen Fields
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N 34 31.277
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Private Field entered service on

28 December 1861 from his
home in Anderson, SC. may of
1863 he had 1 months pay held
by order of a court martial
proceeding.
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Private Leslie Brown Haynie Company M

SC InfantryBethany Baptist Cemetery
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20th
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Private Haynie entered service

on 9 September 1863 from his
home in Anderson, SC into
Company M of the 20th S SC
Infantry.
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Lieutenant James A. King

Company B
Infantry Bethany Baptist Cemetery
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2nd SC
Service
Lieutenant James A. King

entered service on He was
captured as a POW on 12 April
1865 at Salisbury, North Carolina
and sent to Chase POW Camp in
Ohio on 11 June 1865. He was
described as being 47 years old,
dark complexion, dark hair, blue
eyes and standing 5 feet 7
inches tall.
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Private John D. King
Company I
4th SC Infantry
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Private John D. King entered

service on 14 April 1861 from his
Company I of the 4th SC Infantry.
He was 22 years old at the time.
He received a medical discharge
on 28 November 1861 by order
of the surgeon.
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Private Isaac Saylors Company E 20th

SCCemetery
Infantry
Bethany Baptist
GPS N 34 31.277 W -30.019
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Private Saylor entered

service on 29 December 1862
SC into Company E of the 20th
SC Infantry. He was
transferred to Captain Sparks
Cavalry on 18 February 1864.
There are no further records
found.
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Private W. L. Strickland Company G

6th Cemetery
SC Cavalry
Bethany Baptist
GPS N 34 31.277
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Private W. L. Strickland entered

service on 17 December 1861 from his
home in Abbeville, SC into Company I
of the 19th SC Infantry. He was
detached to work on the Engineer
Corp to build bridges on 13 December
1862. This was called the Sappers and
Miner Corps. His base pay was $11.00
per month (the equivalent of $308.00
per month in 2014 US currency).
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Private James Williamson Company E

SC Infantry
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20th
Service
Private Williamson entered

service on 16 March 1863 from
Infantry. He served without
serious incident or injury until he
was paroled on 2 May 1865 at
Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Private Turner T. Wright Company w 20th

SC Infantry
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Private Turner Wright entered service

on 22 March 1862 from his home in
Anderson, SC into Company E of the
19th SC Cavalry at Mount Pleasant, SC.
Private Turner transferred into
Company E of the 20th SC Infantry. He
was assigned to work in the
commissary department. He was
transferred again on 18 February 1864
into Captain Sparks Cavalry.
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Private Vernon. T. Wright Hams Regiment

Mississippi
Cavalry GPS N 34 31.277 W -30.019
Bethany Baptist
Cemetery
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Private Vernon Wright

September 11, 1863 at Macon,
Mississippi. Private Wright was
originally from Anderson County
but had moved to Mississippi
during the war with his family.
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Bethesda Baptist Church Cemetery

in Powdersville, S.C.
Bethesda Methodist Church

Powdersville, South Carolina
Thomas Walker Cely
E. Franklin Elrod
J. A. Elrod
Ransom Foster
James Madison Gambrell,
Jr.
William Langer Merritt
James Phileman Payne
John G. Reeks
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Sergeant William Langer Merritt
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Sergeant William Langer Merritt entered

service on 8 July, 1861 at Ridgeville into
Company K of the 9th SC Infantry. He was
26 years of age at the time.
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Private J. A. Elrod
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Private J. A. Elrod entered service on 1

August, 1863 from his home in Pickens,
SC into Company E of the 1st SC State
Troops at the age of 41 years. He was
described as being 5 feet 5 inches tall,
sandy hair, light complexion and bleu
eyes. He was discharged by a surgeons
certificate of disability.
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Corporal E. Franklin Elrod
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Corporal E. Franklin Elrod entered service

on 1 February, 1863 at the age of 24
years from his home in Anderson, SC into
Company K of the 6th SC Cavalry. On
October 12, 1864 he was detached to be
in charge of a disabled horse at Stoney
Creek, where he was captured by the
enemy on 1 December, 1864. On 4
December, 1864 he was transferred to
City Point, Virginia then on to Point
Lookout, Maryland POW Camp. He was
described as being 5 feet 4 inches,
light complexion, dark brown air and blue
eyes. He was paroled by General Order
109 of 12 June, 1865.
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Private James Gambrell 5 August 1837 25 April 1876

Company D 18th SC Infantry
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Private James Gambrell

5 August 1837 25 April 1876
Private Gambrell entered Company D of
the 18th SC Infantry from Mountain
Spring, Anderson County, SC on 4 April
1861 took oath od Allegiance to the
Confederacy and received a $50.00
bounty (bonus) for signing up on 15 April
1861. In January of 1862 he is listed on
sick furlough. On 24 December 1863
Ezekiel Gambrell, father of James
Gambrell, filed a claim that his son had
died in Charleston, SC.
On 25 May 1864 Private Gambrell was
detached to serve as a nurse at hospital
in Farmville, VA due to an eye injury he
had received. He was captured on 6 April
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Private Thomas Walker Cely
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Private Thomas Walker Cely

entered service into Company C
of the 16th SC Infantry from his
wounded at the Battle of
Franklin, Tennessee and died of
his wounds on 24 December,
1864. He is buried at the
Confederate Cemetery near
where he fell.
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Private James Phileman Payne 24 January, 1838 24 October, 1900

Company F Infantry Hampton Legion
Bethesda Methodist Cemetery
GPS N 34 46.661 W
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Private James P. Payne

24 January 1838 24 October 1900
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Private Payne joined the military on

12 June 1861 into Co F of Hamptons
Legion at Camp Hampton, Anderson
County, South Carolina at the age of
24 years. On the 31st of December
1861 he is listed as sick in the
hospital. He again is listed as being
on sick furlough about 1 years later
and on 7 May 1862 was transferred to
the hospital in Farmville, Virginia.
Here he, at age
25, he was diagnosed as having
Catarrh. Catarrh is a disease
whereby the mucous membrane of
the nasal passages becomes inflamed
and not unfrequently terminating in
consumption
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Private John Reeks 25 November 1838 14 December 1889

Company I Palmetto Sharpshooters
Private John Reeks
25 November 1838 14 December
1889
Company I Palmetto
Sharpshooters
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Private Reeks was conscripted (drafted)

into service on 14 July 1862 at the age
of 24 years. He entered Co I of the
Palmetto Sharpshooters at Anderson,
SC. In May 1863 there is a notation that
he was improperly paid a Bounty for
entering service (not eligible because he
was conscripted). He is reported to have
been in the hospital at Chimborazo in
Richmond , Virginia on 16 February,
1863 diagnosed with Chronic
Rheumatism(at age 25). He is listed as
being AWOL (absent without official
leave)
but was acquitted
by military
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Private John Reeks

25 November 1838 14
December 1889
Private John Reeks entered service on
14 July, 1862 into Company I of the
Palmetto Sharpshooters from his home
in Anderson, South Carolina. He reenlisted at Morristown, Tennessee on
15 January, 1864. He was listed as AWL
but was acquitted by Court Martial. He
was paroled at Appomattox Court
House Virginia at wars end, 9 April
1865.
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Private Ransom Foster 28 October 1838 5 April 1916

Company D
18th SC Infantry
Bethesda Methodist Cemetery
GPS
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Private Ransom Foster #1

28 October 1838 5 April 1916
Entered service on 1 July 1862 into
Company K Hampton Legion at
Greenville, SC. He is listed as sick in
camp in September 1864. He was
furloughed on sick leave in
December
1864.
Private
Foster
Private
Ransom
Foster
#2was
paroled
on 9 April
1865.
28 October
1838
5 April 1916
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Private Foster Joined service in 1

April 1861 at Mountain Springs,
Piedmont, SC. He entered Co D if the
18th SC Cavalry. On 30 July 1864 he
was captured at Petersburg, Virginia.
He was Held at City Point, NY then
transferred to Elmira, NY on 8
August 1864. He remained there
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Beulah Methodist Church

Beulah Methodist Church Church

John E. Hembree
Richard L.
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Private Richard L. Williams

Beulah Methodist Church Cemetery
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Private Williams entered service

on 1 April 1861 at Anderson, SC
into Company L of the Palmetto
Sharpshooters. He is listed as
being wounded on 30 June 1862
and sent home on extended
furlough to recuperate. He
returned to service in January of
1863. He is listed as being
wounded on 30 September 1864
and at home on wounded
furlough. He returned to duty on
his November-December 1864
service record.
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Private John E. Hembree

Beulah Methodist Church Cemetery
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Private John Hembree entered

service on 14 April 1861 from
Company D of the 4th SC
Infantry at the age of 18 years.
He served without serious
incident or injury.
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Big Creek Cemetery
Big Creek CemeteryWilliamston, South Carolina

William Hannon Allen
Joseph Duncan Allen
James Franklin Allen
T F Anderson
Henry Burkett
Allen Williams Clement
John J Cooley
William Mercer Cooley
Thomas Crymes
Amaziah M. Ellison
Miles Lewis Ellison
Harper Gambrell
James S. Gambrell
U. L. Gambrell
William A Harper
Kinchin Holcomb
James I Holiday
Lemuel J. Huff
James S. Kay
James Harry Kay
William F. Kelly
Luther Hayne Lewis
Marion McElrath
James F Mitchell
J E Mitchell
Ezekiel A. Murphy
John W. Poor
James M. Ragsdale
H. Thompson
WilliamThompson
Dury Whitlock
John V Whitt
R. W. Williams
John Louis Williams
Hugh Wilson
John Wilson
James C Wilson
William M. Ragsdale
George W. Richardson
James Franklin Roberts
O. B. Rogers
William Ware Seawright
J. S. Shannon
William P. Smith
L.T. Smith
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Melvin C Stone Index
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Private U. L. Gambrell 1st SC Rifles Company L

Big Creek Baptist Cemetery
Williamston,
Anderson, South Caolins
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Private Uell L. Gambrell

entered service on 20 July,
1861 from his home in
Anderson at Camp Pickens in
Sandy Springs. He was 21
years old at the time. He
served without serious
incident throughout the war.
There is not record of his
discharge from service.
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Private Amaziah M. Ellison 18th SC Volunteers

Company D
Williamston,
Anderson, South
KIA Carolina
Possibly buried on battlefield
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Private A. M. Ellison entered service

on 16 May, 1862 from his home in
Williamston, Anderson County, SC
into Company D of the 18th SC
Volunteers. In November of 1863 he
is listed as being under sentence of
court marshal. He is listed as being
killed in the interment on 27 July,
1864 at Petersburg, Virginia. He was
entitled to $ 79.69 (the equivalent
of $ 2231.32 in 2014 US currency)
back pay, $100.00 (the equivalent of
$ 2800.00 in 2014 US currency)
enlistment bounty less $23.00 (the
equivalent of $ 644.00 in 2014 US
currency) in stoppages for a net
total of $ 156.69 (the equivalent of
$ 4387.32. This was paid to his
widow,
M. W. Ellison. The reasoning
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Miles Lewis Ellison

Williamston,
Anderson, South Caolins
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Private Lewis Ellison entered

service on 12 May, 1862 at Camp
Gladden from his home in Belton,
SC. In September of 1862 he is
listed as being in the hospital at
Winchester, Virginia. On 13
November, 1863 he was back in
the hospital. In January, 1864 he
is listed as being under arrest at
the division guard house. He was
court marshaled for being
absent without leave. He was
also charged one months pay as
part of his sentience. Private
Ellison was paroled on 9 April,
1865 at Appomattox Court House,
Virginia.
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Private Allen Williams Clement

Company B
Cavalry Hampton Legion
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.437 W
-82 27.418
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Private Allen W. Clement

Private Clement joined the service on
6 June 1861 at Greenville, SC into
Company B of the Hampton Legion
Cavalry. He is listed as being in the
hospital with bronchitis on 14 August
1861. He received a discharge on
ground of ill health on 14 August,
1861. He was paid for the use of his
horse at $175.00 (equivalent to
$4900.00 in 2013 US Currency) and
the equipment at $30.00 (equivalent
to $840.00 in 2013 US Currency).
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Private Ezekiel A. Murphy 14 March 1844 28 January 1862

Company D
18th SC Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.427 W
-82 27.408
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Private Ezekiel A. Murphy

14 March 1844 28 January
1862
Private Murphy entered into
Company D of the 18th Infantry
at Mountain Springs, Anderson
County, South Carolina on 4
December 1861. he enlisted for
one year service.
He died of a un-named disease
at Charleston SC on 29 April
1862.
He was only 18 years old when
he died.
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Private George W. Richardson

Company D
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.433 W
-82 27.400
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George W. Richardson
Enlisted at Greenville SC on 6 June 1861 and mustered
into service on 14 June 1861. He entered Hampton
Legion Company B Cavalry. His horse was valued at
$200.00 (equivalent to $5600.00 in 2013 US currency)
and the equipment at $30.00 (equivalent to $840.00 in
2013 US currency). He is elisted as entering the
General Hospital at Charlottsville Virginia on 5
December 1861 with the cause Debility. He was sent
back home to Greenville SC on 5 February 1862 to
recover and was still in recovery in June of 1862.
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K of the 2nd SC Cavalry on 1 May 1863. His horse is
reported to have died on 31 December 1863 (of
unspecified reason). Private Richardson was again
hospitalized on 1 April 1864 until 29 February 1864.
On 30 April he was paid $24.40 for use of a horse. He
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towent on detached service on 1 August
1864.
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Private Harper Gambrell

Company C
Big Creek Cemetery
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11 January 1816 22 May 1900

1st SC State Troops
GPS N 34 36.384 W
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Private Harper Gambrell

11 January 1816 22 May 1900
Private Gambrell joined into
Company C of the 1st SC State
Troops on 1 August 1863 fir 6
months service. Immediately
after reporting he is listed as
sick in quarters. The only
other service record shows
him as Absent without leave
said to be sick since 24
November 1863.
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James Franklin Roberts

Not enough personal information to verify
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.394 W
-82 27.386
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James Franklin Rogers

Not enough personal information to
verify any of the many James
Rogers, J. Rogers, JF Rogers, etc.
records on file.
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Private James S. Gambrell 9 September 1821 8 August 1890

Company G
13th SC Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.382 W
-82 27.494
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Private James S. Gambrell

9 September 1821 8 August 1890
Private Gambrell entered service on 11
January, 1862 from his home in Anderson,
South Carolina into Company G of the 2nd SC
Rifles. In September, 1862 he is listed as on
sick furlough. Again of 5 July, 1863 he is
listed as being on sick furlough but a
service record shows him as being in
arrest at guard house for being absent
without leave from 5 July to 28 February
1864. On the May-June service record it
show him on sick furlough again at
Chimborazo Hospital at Richmond Virginia.
He was discharged on 14 February, 1865.
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Private James S. Kay

5 June 1841 22 March 1913
Company L
2nd SC Rifles
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.381 W
-82 27.408
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Private James S. Kay

5 June 1841 22 March 1913
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Private Kay entered the 2nd SC Rifles,

Company K and was assigned as a person
who waits on sick in the hospital. He was
paid an enlistment bounty of $50.00 (the
equivalent of $ 1400.00 in US 2013
currency) on 28 April 1862. In July 1862 he
is listed as sick in hospital at Richmond,
Virginia. On 24 August 1862 he is listed as
having mumps. On 19 October 1862 he is
listed at Chimborazo Hospital in Richmond,
Virginia before being transferred to
Huguenot Springs. On 2 9 December 1862
he was at the SC Hospital. On 31 January
1863, only 10 months later, he was given a
medical discharge from the military on the
basis of
Epilepsy.
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Musician/Corporal John W. Poor

17 July 1827 5 April 1885
Company G
2nd SC Rifles
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.397 W
-82 27.383
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Corporal John W. Poor
17 July 1827 5 April 1885
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Corporal Poor entered service into Co G 2nd

SC Rifles at Anderson SC on 11 Jan. 1862. On
Feb. 26 1862 he received $50.00 bounty for
enlisting. In the May-June 1862 service
record he is listed as a 1st Corporal. On 4
September 1862 he received a gunshot
wound to the head. He was granted a 60 day
furlough in Oct. 1862. On 23 October 1862 a
record shows he was unfit for service last 50
of 60 days. On 8 Oct. 1863 he was sent to the
hospital from Tyners Station. His service
record dated July 1864 shows him as a
musician who joined the service on Jan 11
1862. In Sept October 1864 he is shown sick
in hospital at Richmond, Virginia. Oct. 19
1864 shows him in the General Hospital at
Richmond VA suffering from diarrhea. Oct. 20
1864 he is transferred to Jackson
Hospital. A
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Private Kinchen Holcomb 29 January 1815 5 December 1899

Company C 1st SC State Troops
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.428 W
-82 27.413
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Private Kinchen Holcomb

1899
Private Holcomb enlisted for a 6
month period at Anderson, SC on
1 August, 1863 into Company C of
the 1st SC Troops. Service records
show he was paid for a period of
September through October and
again for November through
December 1863. No further
records were found on Private
Kinchen. Private Holcomb was 48
years old when he enlisted.
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Lemuel J. Huff 25 June 1827 23 February 1864

Company A
3rd SC Light Artillery
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.432 W
-82 27.408
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Private Lemuel J. Huff

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Private Huff entered service on

5 September 1863 for a period
of 6 months at Charleston, SC
into Company A of the 3rd
Battalion of the SC Light
Artillery. He is shown as having
a 10 day furlough on 25
December 1863. Private Huff
died of unknown causes at the
age of 37 years. He is not listed
in Broken Fortunes listings of
dead during the war so it can be
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Private Luther Haynie Lewis

16 November 1847 23 May 1878
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.428 W
-82 27.413
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Private Luther H. Lewis

16 November 1847 23 May
1878
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Private Lewis was enlisted into

Company K of 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs) at Camp Duty in SC on 9
September 1861 at the age of
15 years. He was recruited to
be used as a Marker for the
Battalion. He is listed as being
an excellent solider until his
discharge. On 5 November 1862
his father appealed to the
Secretary of War for the
discharge of his son due to his
minor age. He was 15 years, 6
months
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Private Marion McElrath

20 January 1846 1 December 1900
Company G
4th SC Cavalry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.381 W
-82 27.377
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Private Marion McElrath
1900
Private McElrath entered service
on 22 July 1863 at Morton,
Mississippi into Company B of the
22 SC Infantry. He was detached
to serve at the garrison at Fort
Sumter in February 1864. On 28
July 1864 he is listed as having
Rubella and hospitalized at
General Hospital in Petersburg,
Pennsylvania. He was released on
12 September 1864.
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On 25 February 1865 he is listed

as a deserter to the enemy.
February 28 1865 paperwork list
Private
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Private Robert Spence 11 May 1824 3 January 1802

Company D
18th SC Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.432 W
-82 27.421
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Private Robert Spence

11 May 1824 3 January 1802
Private Spence enlisted into
Company D of the 18th South
Carolina Infantry on 4 December,
1861 at Wilmington, North Carolina
from his home at Mountain Springs,
Anderson County, South Carolina.
He served until 1865 without major
instance or injury.
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R. W. Williams (verify)
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.407
-82 27.380
R. W. Williams
9 April 1842 30 October
1894
Too many R Williams, RW
Williams, Robert Williams,
etc. to defiantly state which
is correct for this individual
without further personal
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R. W. Williams
9 April 1842 30 October 1894
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etc. to defiantly state which is correct for this
individual without further personal information.
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Corporal Thomas A. Crymes 2 April 1837 18 May 1892

Company D
Infantry Hampton Legion
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.438 W
-82 27.412
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Thomas W. Crymes
2 April 1837 18 May 1892
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Enlisted 13 June 1861 into Company D

Hampton Legion at Columbia, SC as a
musician. In April 1863 he was
detached to serve as a musical
instructor for the band in Hampton
Legion. In August 1863 he is reported
to be at the Episcopal Hospital in
Williamsburg, Virginia sick with Febris
Int (unexplained fever). He was
furloughed 29 September 1863 for a
period of time. Corporal Crymes was
paroled on 9 June 1865
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Private Uell L. Gambrell 4 October 1840 9 June 1912

Company L
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.393 W
-82 27.411
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Private Uell Gambrell
4 October 1840 9 June 1912
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Enlisted at Camp Pickens, Sandy

Springs, Anderson County SC on
20 July 1861. In November 1862
Private Gambrell is listed as being
on sick furlough for 60 days.
March 1863 finds him still on
furlough. With a bounty due of
$50.00 (equivalent to $1400.00 in
2013 US currency) as well as a
$25.00 (Equivalent to $700.00 in
2013 US currency) for clothing. In
July 1863 he returned to duty.
There is a commutation for
rations not consumed while on
sick furlough. There was 30 days
@$.33 per day, 15 days @ $.33 per
day and
31 days @ $.33 per day
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Private William F. Kelly

1828 1904
Company D
3rd SC Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.400
-82 27.397
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Private William F. Kelly

1828 1904
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Private Kelly entered service on 31

December 1861 into Company D of the
3rd SC Infantry at Camp Brooks, SC. He is
reported as missing in action at
Boonsboro, Maryland on 14 September
1862. He was injured in battle there and
furloughed for recuperation . On 3
October 1862 he was paroled as a POW.
On 6 March 1863 he was again
transferred from Camden Street
Hospital in Fort McHenry, Maryland to
Fortress Monroe for exchange. His
injured were reported to be a compound
fracture from gunshot wounds to his left
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William Hannon Allen
Private Co C 6th SC Cavalry (musician)
Big Creek Cemetery

GPS N 34 36.432
-82 27.403
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Private William Hannon

Allen entered service on 15
June 1862 from his home in
Anderson, SC into Company
C of the 6th SC Cavalry. His
horse was valued at
$250.00 (the equivalent of
$7000.oo in 2014 US
currency) and his
equipment at $60.00 (the
equivalent of $1680.00 in
2014 US currency) He died
at Ladies Hospital in
Columbia, SC on 21 June,
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1863 of an unstated
Private Robert Spence 11 May 1824 3 January 1902

Company D
18th SC Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
-82 27.410
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Private Robert Spence

11 May 1824 3 January 1902
Private Robert Spence entered
service on 4 December 1861 at
Mountain Springs, Anderson SC
incident or injury until 28 February
1863 when he re-enlisted at
Wilmington, North Carolina. His
service period ended on 30 June
1864.
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Private Joseph Duncan Allen 14 December 1845 29 March 1910

Company D
18th SC Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
-82 27.410
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Private Joseph Duncan Allen

14 December 1845 29 March 1910
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Private JD Allen entered service on

31 December 1863 at Sullivans
Island, South Carolina into
Company D of the 18th SC Infantry.
He is listed as a deserter and under
arrest on 8 February, 1865 but
records show he was captured on 6
April, 1865 at Farmville, Virginia.
He was sent to City Point, Virginia
prison. He signed an Oath of
Allegiance on 25 June, 1865 and
was released.
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Private William Ware Seawright

22 July 1821 - 14 July 1883
Company G 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440
-82 27.410
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Private William Ware Seawright

22 July 1821 - 14 July 1883
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Private Seawright first entered

service on 1 August 1863 at his
home in Abbeville into Company A
of the 1st SC Troops for a period of
6 months. In September of 1863 he
is listed as re-enlisting. He served
that 6 month term and again
enlisted into Company G of 1st SC
Rifles (Orrs) on 18 February 1864.
He was wounded on 5 May, 1864
and treated at the CSA General
Hospital in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Last record shows he was sent on
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furlough
Private James Franklin Allen 14 April 1844 23 January 1878

Company B 2nd SC Sharpshooters
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440
-82 27.410
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Private James Franklin Allen

Private James Allen entered service
at Anderson, South Carolina into
Company B of the 2nd South
Carolina Sharpshooters. There are
few records as to service other
that he was mustered in 31 August,
1862.
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Major Thomas F. Anderson

Unknown Unknown
Unable to verify without more personal information
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440
-82 27.410
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T. F. Anderson
Unknown Unknown
More personal information required
to verify this person as a veteran.
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Henry Burkett
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440
-82 27.410
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There are two W.H. Burkett that

might be Henry Burkett. One was
in Company G of the 27th SC
Infantry and was captured and
held as a POW. The other WH
Burkett found was in Companies
B & C of the 1st SC Palmetto
Sharpshooters. Both were from
the Anderson- Pickens SC areas.
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Private John J. Cooley

15 March 1835 2 January 1864
Company A 3 SC Cavalry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440
-82 27.410
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Private John J Cooley

Private Cooley entered service
into Company A of the 4th SC
Cavalry on 28 December, 1861
from his home in Pickens, South
Carolina for 6 months service. He
completed his service period.
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Private William Mercer Cooley 4 May 1826 2 May 1903

Company A
3 SC Cavalry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
-82 27.410
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Private William Cooley

4 May 1826 2 May 1903
Private Cooley entered service on
1 April 1864 into Company D of
Hampton Legion at his home in
Williamston, South Carolina for a
six month duty. He served without
incident or injury.
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Private William A Harper

Company L 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
-82 27.410
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Private William A Harper

Private Harper entered service on
19 March 1862 at his home in
Anderson, South Carolina into
Company L of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs). He was involved with the
Battle for Fredericksburg, Virginia.
He became sick with pneumonia
and died on the battlefield on 24
February, 1864.
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Private James I Holiday

25 May 1839 18 October 1908
Company E 16 SC Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
-82 27.410
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Mistakenly labeled JJ
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I Holiday
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James I Holiday
25 May 1839 18 October 1908
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Private Holiday entered service

from his home at Adams Run,
South Carolina into Company E of
the 16th SC Infantry at Camp
Leesburg, SC on 11 May, 1862. He
first served as a nurse until he was
ordered forward to the fighting
line. He was taken prisoner at
Franklin, Tennessee on 30
November, 1864and taken to the
POW camp at Louisville, Kentucky
on 5 December, 1864.
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Private James Harry Kay

1823 1863
Company I 19th SC Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
-82 27.410
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Private James Harry Kay

1823 1863
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Private Kay entered service on 13

December, 1861 into Camp
Hampton, near Columbia, SC from
his home in Abbeville, SC into
Company I of the 19th SC Infantry.
He was sent to Chattanooga,
Tennessee in May of 1862. He fell
sick there and was left behind
when his company moved out. He
died of the results of Typhoid
Fever on 20 April, 1863. His
pension was claimed by his mother
since he had no living father, wife
of children.
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Private J. E. Mitchell
1835 1890
Company H 5th SC Reserves
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440
-82 27.410
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Private James E Mitchell

1835 1890
Private Mitchell entered service on
17 November, 1862 from his home
in Abbeville, South Carolina into
Company H of the 5th SC Reserves.
He enlisted for 90 days.
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Private James F Mitchell

27 August 1835 24 July 1874
Company E Walkers SC Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
-82 27.410
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Private James F Mitchell

27 August 1835 24 July 1874
Private Mitchell entered service
into Company E of the SC Infantry,
Walkers. There are no further
service records found.
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Private William M. Ragsdale 1839 9 February 1915

Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
-82 27.410
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Private William M. Ragsdale

1839 9 February 1915
Private Ragsdale enlisted into
Company K, 1 (Orr's) South
Carolina Rifles on 22 March, 1862
in Honea Path, SC.
He was discharged April 11, 1863
Descriptive: 5 ft 5 in tall; fair
complexion, blue eyes & light hair
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Private Ozy O. B. Rogers

27 October 1838 30 October 1868
Company L 8th SC Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
-82 27.410
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Private H. B. Ozy Rogers

27 October 1838 30 October
1868
Private H B Rogers entered service
on 13 April, 1861 from his home in
Company L of the 8th SC Infantry.
His horse was valued at $200.00
(the equivalent of $5600.00 in
2013 US currency) and the
equipment at $60.00 (the
currency).
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Private James S. Shannon 18 October 1837 8 September 1910

Company A & C
15th SC Heavy Artillery
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
-82 27.410
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Private James S Shannon

18 October 1837 8 September
1910
Private Shannon entered service
on 2 June 1864 as a Conscript
(drafted) into Company A of the 15
SC Heavy Artillery. He was
transferred into Company C of the
15th SC Heavy Artillery. He was
captured at Cheraw, South
Carolina on 6 March, 1865. He was
released on 5 June, 1865.
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Private William P. Smith 29 August 1822 16 November 1904

Company F 4th SC Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
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Private William P Smith

29 August 1822 16 November
1904
Private Smith entered Company F
of the 4th SC Infantry at Greenville,
South Carolina. He served his 1
year term without any serious
incident or injury.
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L T Smith 20 May, 1845 30 June 1913

No service record found
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
-82 27.410
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Would have
been 16 at
wars start.
Possible
veteran but
no record
found on
Fold3 or
nps.gov.
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personal
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needed to
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L T Smith
20 May 1845 30 June 1913
Unable to find any records in Fold
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Private Melvin Casper Stone

12 September 1840 17 August 1914
Company C
3 SC Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
-82 27.410
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Private Melvin Casper Stone

12 September 1840 17 August
1914
Private Stone entered service on 1
April 1862 at Camp Brooks, near
Columbia, SC, into Company C of
the 3rd SC Infantry. He served
uneventfully until he was wounded
on 22 September 1863 at the
Battle at Chickamauga, Georgia.
He was Wounded again in a battle
at Spotsylvania, Court House in
Virginia on May 16th, 1864. He was
shot in his left hand by a mini ball.
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Private W. C. Stone 24 August 1838 16 June 1913

Company G 7th SC Cavalry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440
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Private William C Stone

24 August 1838 16 June 1913
Private Stone entered service on
19 August 1863 from his home in
Company G of the 7th SC Cavalry.
Very little information regarding
any battle service. He is listed as
being sick in camp on 28 February
1864. He is also listed as the
camp cook for extra duty.
Private Stone is paroled on 9 April,
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Private Lafayette Drayton Stringer

4 June 1832 2 May 1890
Company E 6th SC Cavalry
Big Creek Cemetery
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Private Lafayette Drayton Stringer

4 June 1832 2 May 1890
Private Stringer entered service at
32 years old into Company E of the
6th SC Cavalry at Camp Preston, SC
(near Laurens, SC) on 21 July,
1862. He served without serious
incident or injury until October
1864 when he was hospitalized
and retirement from service was
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8 July 1845 4 November 1904
Big Creek Cemetery

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Private William Thompson

Company B 3 SC Volunteers
Big Creek Cemetery
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Private William Thompson

Private Thompson entered service
on 17 January, 1862 into Company
B of the 3rd SC Infantry Volunteers
at Laurens, South Carolina. He
served until it was determined he
was physically unfit for service on
6 April, 1862 due to chronic
rheumatism. He was described as
being 5 feet 11 inches tall, dark
complexion, grey eyes and black
hair. He was 35 years old when
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Private Drury Whitlock 20 October 1825 27 September 1890

Company E Hampton Legion
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
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Private Drury Whitlock

1890
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Private Whitlock enlisted into

service on 18 September, 1863
into Company E of Hampton
Legion at Columbia, South
Carolina. He served almost a year
before being captured at Deep
Bottom, Virginia on 17 August,
1864. He was transferred to
Aikens Landing, Virginia for
exchange. He was exchanged on
18 September, 1864. There are no
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Private John V. Whitt 12 may 1837 25 December 1906

Company D Hampton legon Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
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Private John V. Whitt

12 May 1837 25 December 1906
Private Whitt entered service on
29 April, 1861 into Company D of
Hampton Legion at Bacon Race,
Virginia. He served without major
incident or injury until he was
paroled at Farmville, Virginia
between 11 April and 21 April,
1865.
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Private John Louis Williams 16 march 1832 30 November 1899

Big Creek Cemetery
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Private John Louis Williams

16 March 1832 30 November
1899
Private Whitt entered service on 9
April 1863 into Company E of the
20th SC Infantry from his home in
Anderson, South Carolina. He is
listed as being on sick leave from
June 15 until July 15, 1863. He
served in the infantry until he was
transferred to Captain Sharks
cavalry on 18 February 1864.
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Sergeant Hugh Wilson 15 August 1827 7 July 1867

Company G 19th SC Infantry
Big Creek Cemetery
GPS N 34 36.440 W
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Sergeant Hugh Wilson

15 August 1827 7 July 1867
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Sergeant Wilson entered service

on 19 December 1861 from his
home in Abbeville, South Carolina
into Company G of the 19th SC
Infantry. He was appointed as 5th
Sergeant in July 1862. He was
wounded in action by a gunshot
would in the left thigh at
Chickamauga on 20 September,
1863. He was placed in the
hospital at La Grange, Georgia
where he signed the Oath of
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Private James Wilson

30 April 1837 7 November 1918
Company A
6th Cavalry
Big Creek Cemetery
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Private James C. Wilson

Private Wilson entered service on
10 July, 1862 at Columbia, South
Carolina into Company A of the 6th
SC Cavalry. He was 24 years old at
the time.
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John Wilson
Big Creek Cemetery
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John Wilson
12 May, 1822 5 January, 1892
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Honea Path, S.C.
Broadmouth Baptist Church

R. W. Burts
Aris Cox
James Franklin Davis
Wesley K. Davis
Matthew A. Davis
Henry Eugene Dickson
Almond Reid Gambrell
Enoch Gambrell
James Craven Gambrell
Samuel Vincent Gambrell
L. H. Gunnells
John R. Harper
James W. Kay
Joel Kay
Ludie F. Kay
Robert W. Kay
William J. Latimer
W.T. Latimer
Edmond Lawless
James Franklin Lusk
Samuel Starke Martin
James A. Mattison
Samuel J. Mattison
William Newton Mattison
G. A. Moore
James B. Owens
John H. Ridge
James H. Woods
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Private James H. Woods

Broadmouth Baptist Cemetery
GPS N 34 27.591
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Private James H. woods joined the

service on 20 July, 1861 at Camp
Pickens, sandy Springs, Anderson
County, SC into Company K of the
1st SC Rifles (Orrs). He was paroled
on 9 April 1865.
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Private John H. Ridge
1st SC Infantry
Company A

GPS N 34 27.591
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Private John H. Ridge entered

service on 20 February, 1861 into
Company A of the 1st SC Infantry at
Sullivans Island, SC from his home
in Abbeville, SC. In February, 1862
he was discharged at the end of his
service commitment.
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Lieutenant James B. Owens
22nd SC Infantry
Companies F & S

GPS N 34 27.591
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Private James B. Owens entered

late in the war as a Lieutenant and
as an Adjutant into Companies F &
S of the 22nd SC Infantry at
Petersburg, Virginia. He
surrendered at Appomattox Court
House, Virginia on 18 April, 1865.
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Private G. A. Moore
9th SC Reserves
Company B

GPS N 34 27.591
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Private G. A. Moore entered service

on 19 November, 1863 into
Company B of the 9th SC Reserves
at Clinton, SC most likely to serve
as a local guard. He enlisted for 90
days service and service records do
not show any activity or discharge
from his 90 day service
commitment.
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Lieutenant Willian Newton Mattison 1st SC State Troops

C
GPS N 34 27.591
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Lieutenant William Newton

Mattison entered service on 1
December, 1861 into Company I of
the 19th SC Infantry from his home
in Abbeville, Anderson County,
South Carolina. He was detached
into recruiting service on 26
January, 1863. He served near
Tupelo, Mississippi, Knoxville
Tennessee, Murfreesboro,
Tennessee
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Private Samuel J. Mattison 1st SC State Troops
Company C

GPS N 34 27.591
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Private Sanford J. Mattison entered

service on 1 August, 1863 from his
Troops at the age of 47 years. He
most likely served as a home guard
due to his age. At that point in the
war the age disqualification would
have most likely been overlooked.
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Lieutenant James A. Mattison

GPS N 34 27.591
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Lieutenant James A. Mattison

entered service on 1 August, 1861
from his home in Anderson, SC for
a six month enlistment period. He
served until December 1863, his
last service record. No record of his
departure from the service was
found.
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Private Samuel Starke Martin

GPS N 34 27.591
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Private Samuel Starke Martin

joined service at the age of 18
years into Company A of the 2nd SC
Infantry on 22 May, 1861 at
Columbia, SC. Listed as being
absent on surgeons certificate 20
August, 1861. The 2nd SC Infantry
consolidated with the 20th SC
Infantry in April, 1865. No further
information was gained from his
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Private James Franklin Lusk 20th SC Infantry
Company E

GPS N 34 27.591
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Private James Franklin Lusk

entered service on 3 September,
1863 from his home in Honea Path,
Anderson County, SC into Company
E of the 20th SC Infantry. Other
than suffering from chronic
diarrhea he served without serious
incident and injury.
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Private W. T. Latimer
Company G

GPS N 34 27.591
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Private W. T. Latimer entered

service on 12 April, 1862 at
Abbeville District into Company G
of the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). He was
wounded on 27 June, 1862 as
classified as unfit for duty. He
was discharged at Columbia on 11
February, 1863.
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Private Robert W. Kay
Company K

GPS N 34 27.591
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Private Robert W. Kay entered

service into Company K of the 1st
SC Rifles (Orrs) on 20 July, 1861 at
Camp Pickens from his home in
Anderson, SC. He was 23 years of
age. He died on 5 March, 1863. He
was due $18.48 (the equivalent of
$ 517.44 in 2014 US currency) in
back pay which was paid to his
widow, Nancy E. Kay. He died of
small pox.
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Private John R. Harper 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)
Company K

GPS N 34 27.591
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Private John R. Harper entered

service on 14 April, 1862 at
Sullivans Island, SC from his home
in Anderson, SC into Company K of
the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). In May of
1863 he is listed as being
wounded. In September, 1863 he is
back on duty. He received a neck
wound by gunshot on 16 May,
1864. On 3 April, 1865 he was
captured by the enemy at
Petersburg, Virginia and sent to
City Point, Virginia POW Camp on
11 April, 1865 then transferred to
Harts Island, NY Harbor. He was
released on 16 June, 1865 under
General
Order 109 at wars end. He
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Corporal Samuel Vincent Gambrell

GPS N 34 27.591
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Corporal Samuel Vincent Gambrell

entered service on 9 January, 1862
into Company K of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs) at Camp Hampton. He was
wounded in the left groin by a
gunshot on 13 December, 1862. He
recovered from his wound and was
discharged on 16 April, 1863.
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Corporal Enoch Gambrell

GPS N 34 27.591
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Corporal Enoch Gambrell entered

service on 20, July, 1861 at Camp
Pickens, Sandy Springs, Anderson
County South Carolina into
Company K of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs). He was discharged on 17
February, 1862 upon completion of
his enlistment term.
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Private Henry Eugene Dickson

GPS N 34 27.591
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Private Henry Eugene Dickson

entered service on 5 December,
1863 at Mount Pleasant, SC into
Company B of the 20th SC Infantry.
He died of typhoid fever on 12
October, 1864.
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Private Aris Cox

GPS N 34 27.591
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Private Aris Cox entered service on

14 April, 1862 at Sullivans Island
(Orrs). He served without serious
incident or injury. No record of is
discharge or parole was found.
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Private R. W. Burts
2nd Florida
Company F

GPS N 34 27.591
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Private R. W. Burts entered service

on 1 August, 1862 at Archer into
Company F of the 2nd Florida
Cavalry at the age of 29 years. In
November December pay record
he is listed as being paid $ 61.20
(the equivalent of $ 1713.60 in
2014 US currency) for risk to and
use of horse. On 17 May, 1865 he
was surrendered and paroled at
Baldwin, Florida.
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Private Matthew A. Davis

Company C
5 February 1823 2 April 1911

1st SC State Troops

GPS N 34 27.591
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Private Matthew A. Davis entered
the service of Company C of the 1st
South Carolina State Troops. He
apparently was a member of the
home guard as there are few
records to show his involvement
outside Anderson, SC for the 6
months period he was active from
1 August, 1863.
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Private Almond Reid Gambrell

15 November 1837 25 June 1912
Company J
4th SC Infantry
GPS N 34 27.325
W -82 21.105
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Private Almon R Gambrell

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Private Gambrell entered service

with the 4th SC Infantry at his
home in Anderson County SC on 7
June, 1861. He enlisted for a
period of 1 year. The first part of
his enlistment found him in the
hospital by a surgeons order,
then sent back home for
recuperation on an order of the
surgeon until 30 June, 1863.
September and October Private
Gambrell was out on sick leave
also. He reported back for service
in November 1861 and completed
his 1 year term. No further
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Private Edmond W. Lawless 1831 1864

Company B
22nd SC Infantry
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Private Edmond Lawless

1831 1864
Private lawless entered service into
Company G of the 22nd SC Infantry at
Charleston, SC on 22 May, 1863. He
signed up for a period of 3 years or the
war. He is listed as being on furlough
for a period of time from 18 February,
1864. On 30 July, 1864 he is listed as
being killed in action at the battle of
the crater, near Petersburg, Virginia.
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Private Enoch Gambrell

1829 1 June 1888
GPS N 34 27.586
W -82 21.086
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Corporal Enoch Gambrell

1829 1 June 1888
Corporal Gambrell entered
service as a 4th Corporal into
(Orrs) at Camp Pickens, Sandy
Springs, Anderson, South
Carolina on 20 July 1861. He
served about 7 months and was
discharged on 17 February, 1862
at the age of 35 years old.
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Private James Craven Gambrell

18 February 1827 1 December
1863
I
Infantry
Hampton
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BroadmouthCompany
Baptist Church
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Private J. C. Gambrell
18 February 1827 1 December 1863
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Private Gambrell enlisted by

conscription on 28 April 1863 at the
age of 36 years into Company I of
the Hampton Legion. In September
1863 he is listed as being in the
Episcopal Church Hospital at
Williamsburg, Virginia with severe
diarrhea. He was discharged on 12
September 1863. He was later
furloughed on 23 November for
convalescence. He died on 1
December, 1863, apparently of
debility from his illness. His widow,
Cynthia
Gambrell filed a widows
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Private James Franklin Davis

Company L 2nd SC Rifles
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Private James Davis

1846 - 5 March 1882
Private Davis entered service into
Company L of the 2nd SC Rifles at
Adams Run on 21 April 1862. He was
wounded on 27 June, 1862 at the 7
days battles near Richmond, Virginia.
He lost his right leg to amputation but
was marked absent without leave for
months because of the failure to
report his condition by the surgeon.
He was discharged on 6 August, 1862
after receiving his enlistment bonus
(bounty) of $50.00 (the equivalent of
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Private James W. Kay

13 September 1847 6 January 1865
Company B 2nd SC Rifles
GPS N 34 27.583
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Private James W Kay.
It says he died of
disease in Columbia
SC and is buried at
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Baptist
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Anderson, SC
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Private James Kay

13 September 1847 6 January 1865
Private Kay is listed as joining into
Company B of the 2nd SC Rifles on 15
March, 1863 and mustering in in
Pickens District on 16 May, 1863.
Shortly after mustering in he fell sick
and wound up somehow in the
enemies hands on 1 April 1864. It is
reported he died in the enemies hands
on 8 June 1864 in Middle Tennessee.
Broken Fortunes reference book has
him dying of disease on 2 January,
1864 at Columbia, South Carolina..
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Private Joel Kay 22 April 1817 21 May 1898

Company C
1st SC State Troops
GPS N 34 27.586
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Private Joel Kay

22 April 1817 21 May 1898
Private Joel Kay joined into service
on 1 August, 1863 for a period of 6
months into Company C of the 1st
South Carolina State Troops at
Anderson, South Carolina. He served
his enlistment period without fail or
misfortune and was discharged.
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Private John Harper

8 May 1836 21 May 1912
Company L
1st SC Infantry
GPS N 34 27.583
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Private John Harper

8 May 1836 21 May 1912
Private John Harper joined into
Company L of the 1st South
Carolina State Volunteers. He was
wounded at the battle at
Spotsylvania, Virginia on 12 May,
1864 in his right shoulder and
side by Mini ball fire. Private
Harper was admitted to Jackson
Hospital at Richmond, Virginia on
15 May, 1864. He died as a result
of his wounds. A claim for
benefits was filed on 15 August,
1864.
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L. H. Gunnells
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Ludie F. Kay 20 June 1847 4 January 1866

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Private Wesley K. Davis 1837 1864

Company E
16th SC Infantry
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Private W. K. Davis
1837 1864
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Private Wesley K. Davis

enlisted into the Company E of
the 16th SC Infantry from his
home in Honea Path, South
Carolina on 23 December,
1862. He was 28 years old at
the time. In July, 1863 he is
reported to be sick and in the
hospital at Atlanta, Georgia.
Hospital. In November of 1863
he is listed as sick again as a
patient. He returned to his
Company and was killed in
action at a battle in Franklin,
Tennessee. He is buried at
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William T. Latimer Private
Co G 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)

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William T. Latimer
22 July 1821 7 March 1907
Private William T. Latimer joined
the service into Company G of the
1st South Carolina Rifles (Orrs) on
12 April, 1862 from his home in
Abbeville, South Carolina. He was
wounded in battle on 27 June 1863.
He was found unfit for duty from his
wounds and discharged at
Columbia, South Carolina on 11
February, 1863.
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Belton, South Carolina
Joseph J.
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Robert
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Crawford Ellison
William Miles Ellison
M. D. Kinard
William Mitchell
Fielding Smith
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Private Greenlee Ellison

Cedar Grove Baptist Cemetery
Belton, Anderson
County , South Carolina
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Private Greenlee Ellison entered

service from hois home in Anderson
SC at the age of 26 years into
Company D of the 18th SC Infantry at
Sandy Springs. On his 30 April
August 31, 1864 service record he is
listed as being a deserter since 16
July, 1864. On his September
October 1864 record he is listed
being on detached service as a wood
cutter. He was captured by the enemy
on 2 April, 1864 at Petersburg,
Virginia after being wounded by a
mini ball gunshot wound to the right
leg. He was transferred from Camp
Hamilton on 9 May, 1865 to New Port
News, Virginia. He was described as
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Cedar Grove Baptist Cemetery
Belton, Anderson
County , South Carolina
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Private William Miles Ellison

entered service on 2 March
Anderson, SC into Company
M of the 20th SC Infantry. On
10 June, 1862 he was
transferred to Company B of
the 19 SC Cavalry to
balance numbers.
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Fielding Smith
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Private Fielding Smith

1829 1921
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3rd Lieutenant Joseph J. Copeland

14 July 1832 11 January 1916
Company E
20th SC Infantry
GPS N 34 34.763 W -82 29.809
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Lieutenant Joseph Copeland

14 July 1832 11 January 1916
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Lieutenant Copeland entered

service as a 2nd Sergeant on 29
December 1862 into Company E
of the 20th SC Infantry at
Anderson, SC. He made 1st
Sergeant in January 1863. He
was promoted by election again
to 3rd Lieutenant on 21
November 1863. Lieutenant
Copeland was promoted again
on 30 June 1864. He was paroled
on 2 May 1865 at Greensboro,
North Carolina.
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Corporal M. D. Kinard
Company G
17th SC Infantry
GPS N 34 34.764 W -82 29.816
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Corporal M. D. Kinard
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Private Robert C. Crawford

6 May 1845 17 July 1914
Company I
1st SC Infantry (Butlers)
GPS N 34 34.777 W -82 29.812
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Private Robert Crawford

6 May 1845 17 July 1914
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Private Robert Crawford enlisted

into Company I of the 1st SC Infantry
Butlers Guard on 2 February 1862 at
Anderson, SC. He enlisted for 3
years or the period of war. In June of
1863 he is listed as doing extra duty
building fortifications. In October of
1863 he is listed as working on a
ordinance magazine. In December
1863 he is listed as extra duty in
ordnance magazine at Battery Bee.
In June of 1864 he is listed as losing
2 cartridges due to neglect and was
ordered to have the cost deducted
from
his
pay, cost unknown. Private
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Private/musician William Mitchell Scott 1837 Unknown

Company E
16th SC Infantry
GPS N 34 34.763 W -82 29.807
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Private William Scott

1837 Unknown
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Private William Scott entered service

at the age of 24 years into Camp
Hampton on 15 June 1861. He joined
into Companty D of the SC Infantry
Hampton Legion. On12 June 1861 he
is listed as sick in the hospital at
Bennettsville, SC. Again in January
1863 he is sent to the hospital sick.
March through May of 1864 finds him
in the hospital. July Private Scott is
listed on duty in July 1863. The only
other record shows Private Scott was
paroled on 9 April 1865 at
Appomattox
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Cedar Grove Methodist Church

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Cedar Grove Methodist Church

Townville, South Carolina
Daniel J. Reece Hix
Thomas B. Palmer
Thomas H. Palmer
Warren D. Palmer
Henry N. White
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Private Daniel J. Reese Hix

Unknown 1876
Company D
2nd SC Rifles
Cedar Grove Methodist
GPS N 34 32.841 W -82 50.922
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Private D J Hix
Unknown 1876
Private D. J. Hix entered service
into Company E of the 2nd SC
Rifles on 8 December 1863 at
Columbia, SC. He is listed as
being in the Stuart Hospital in
Richmond Virginia sick on 3 July
1864. He was suffering with
severe diarrhea. In April 1864
Private Hix is listed as a teamster.
He was paroled at Appomattox
Court House in Virginia on 9 April
1865.
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Private Henry N. White

2 October 1812 1884
Company L
GPS N 34 32.825 W -82 50.928
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Private Henry White

2 October 1812 1884
Private White Entered service on 29
July 1862 from his home in Pickens
into Palmetto Shaprshooters
Company L. He later transferred into
2nd Regiment Cavalry Captain
Westfields Company, enlisting 21
January 1864 at Morristown
Tennessee. He was paroled at
Appomattox Court House Virginia on
9 April 1865.
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Private Thomas B. Palmer

Unknown - 5 February 1899
Company D
2nd SC Rifles Co D
GPS N 34 32.849 W -82 50.933
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war late at Columbia SC on 4
November 1864. very little
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other than his paroled on 9
April 1865 at Appomattox
Court House Virginia.
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Private Thomas H. Palmer 1 September 1817 7 July 1908

Company D
2nd SC Rifles
GPS N 34 32.850 W -82 50.934
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Private Thomas H. Palmer

1 September 1817 7 July 1908
Private Palmer entered into
Company D of the 2nd SC Rifles on
1 May 1862 at Camp Johnson, SC.
Private Palmer is listed in
Chimborazo Hospital from 21
February 1863 until 26 March
1863. He had fallen sick again and
was furloughed for 40 days from
10 April 1864. He was paroled at
Appomattox Court House Virginia
on 9 April, 1965.
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Private Warren D. Palmer 6 November 1837 2 May 1887

Company L
2nd SC Rifles
GPS N 34 32.851 W -82 50.935
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Private Warren D. Palmer

6 November 1837 2 May 1887
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Private Palmer entered service

on 27 November 1861 at
Sullivans Island into Company D
of the 2nd SC Rifles. I August 1863
he is on sick furlough until
December 1863. He was sent to
the hospital on 20 June 1864 and
stayed until September 1864 at
Virginia. He was diagnosed as
having Anasarca.
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Clardy Family Cemetery


James Daniel Clardy
Joab Mauldin Clardy
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Private James Daniel Clardy

Company D 18th SC Infantry
GPS N 34 40.702 W -82
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Private James Clardy

Private Clardy entered service
on 30 December 1861 at
Mountain Springs in Anderson
County South Carolina. He
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Corporal Joab Mauldin Clardy
22 September 1814 13 January

1892
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Corporal Joab M. Clardy

22 September 1814 13
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Private Joab M. Clardy enlisted
Reserves at Laurens Court
House on 26 July 1864. There is
little service information on him
other that he was listed on sick
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Concord Baptist Church in Anderson,
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Concord Baptist Church

Enoch Davis
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Private Enoch Davis

Concord Baptist Cemetery
GPS
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Private Enoch Davis entered service

in April of 1862 into Company B of
the 69th SC Artillery. No service
records were found but his
approved VA application for a
military headstone was approved
on 3 November 1937.
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Concord Presbyterian Church in
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Concord Presbyterian Church

William J. Drennan
James Jolly
James T. Maddox
Robert Moorhead
William Moorhead
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Concord Presbyterian Cemetery
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Private James Jolly entered service

on 19 May 1862 from his home in
Pickens, Anderson County, SC into
Company E of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs). Private Jolly served as a
Teamster. He was killed in the
Battle at Chancellorsville, Virginia
on or about 3 April, 1863.
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William J. Drennan
1825 - 20 June 1889

GPS
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Private James T. Maddox

15 October 1831- 29 December 1862
Company D
GPS N 34 32.732 W -82
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Private James T. Maddox
15 October 1831- 29 December 1862
Private Maddox entered service on
18 March 1862 at Anderson, SC into
Company D of the 1 SC Rifles
(Orrs). When the Company moved
out he was sent to Sullivan's Island
near Charleston and later in 1862 to
Richmond, Virginia. There he
contracted a chronic case of
diarrhea and left camp for home.
He survived until 29 Dec 1862 and is
buried at Old Concord Presbyterian
Cemetery, in Anderson, SC.
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Robert Moorhead

GPS
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Private Robert Moorhead

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member of Co C of the Palmetto
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his involvement in the war. His
last name was researched by the
spelling Moorehead as well as
Moorhead.
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Corinth Baptist Church Cemetery
No. 1
Corinth Baptist Church 1

James Elliott Johnson
Henry Solomon Lumbo
Samuel Thompson Wyatt
William Jasper Young
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James Ellison Johnson

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Corinth 1 Baptist Church Cemetery

GPS
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the correct James Johnson since his
birth dates agree with his grave
marker. Corporal Johnson enlisted
into Company K of the 5th SC
Cavalry on 30 December 1862. His
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$24.00 (the equivalent of $672.00
in 2013 US Currency) for the use of
his horse. He was ranked 4th
Corporal 29 June 1863.In August of
1863 he was elevated in rank to 3rd
Corporal. He is listed as on picket
duty at Turkey Crossroads and
Hallsville in October 1863. In March
1864 he is listed as a 2nd Corporal.
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1908
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Private W. J. Young
17 November 1833 30
December 1908
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Private Samuel Thompson Wyatt 25 November 1840 18 June 1911

Company C & D
4th SC Cavalry
Corinth Baptist 1 Cemetery GPS N 34 45.740 W -82 35.539
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Private S. T. Wyatt entered service
on 17 June 1863 from Grahamville in
Pickens County, SC. On the May-June
1863 service record indicate he was
paid $24.40 for the use of a horse
(the equivalent of $683.20 in 2013
US Currency), July- August service
record he was paid $24.80 (the
Currency) and again in November
December 1863 he was paid $24.40
US Currency). He was detailed to
care for unserviceable horses at
Stoney Creek Station.
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Creek on 1 December 1864. He was
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Henry Soloman Lumbo (verify) young age? (1848-1940)

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during the war (1861-1865)
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Henry Soloman Lumbo

1848-1940
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Corinth Baptist Church 2

Peter W. Summey
James S. Norris
John J. Swaney
Silas N. Massey
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Private Peter W. Summey 11 April 1828 26 March 1896

Company L
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Private P. W. Summey
11 April 1828 26 March 1896
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Private Summey originally signed up

for 6 months service on December 31
1862 until April 30, 1862. He enlisted
at Richmond Virginia into Palmetto
Sharpshooters Company L. His
enlistment term was increased by
virtue of the Conscription Act
(military draft legislation) that
automatically increased anyone serving
less than 2 years to a 2 year term. He
was seriously wounded in battle on 31
May 1862 and taken prisoner at Fair
Oaks, Virginia on 1 June 1862. He was
admitted to Mill Creek USA General
Hospital near Form Monroe, Virginia on
4 June, 1862. He was allowed to go
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Private James S. Norris

1831 1870
Company C
27th SC Infantry (Charleston)
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Private James Norris

1831 1870
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Entered service into the 2nd SC Rifles

Company G as a 5th Sergeant on 11
January 1862. He is listed as being in
the hospital at Richmond Virginia in
September 1862. He was paid a
bounty of $50.00 (the equivalent of
$1400.00 in 2013 US currency)on 26
February 1862. He was discharged
from the General US Hospital at
Camp Winder in Richmond Virginia on
17 February 1863. His illness is listed
as rheumatism. He was described
as being 40 years old, 5 feet 8 inches
tall, fair complexion, grey eyes, black
hair
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Private John W. Swaney

1831 30 April 1980
Company C
4th SC Cavalry
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Private John Swaney
1831 30 April 1980
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Private Swaney entered service on 12

February 1863 into Company C of the 4th
SC Cavalry at Pocotaligo, SC. He is initally
detached to go after a horse by order of
General Walker. Private Swaney is listed
as receiving pay for use of a horse at
the rate of $12.20 a month (the equivalent
of $341.60 per month in 2013 US currency)
for the next six months. In September to
October 1864 he is listed as in the
Dismounted Battalion because his horse
was in Lynchburg, Virginia. On 9 June 1864
he entered the Jackson Hospital in
Richmond, Virginia with an illness listed as
Neuralgia, until 30 August 1864. He
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Private Silas N. Massey

1832 1913
Company K
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Private Silas Massey

1832 1913
Private Massey was 36 years old
when he entered the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs) Company K on 25 July 1861
at Camp Pickens SC. He entered for
a 3 year term. Private Massey was
wounded on 3 June 1863 and was
hospitalized at General Hospital at
Howards Grove in Richmond Virginia
until 21 July 1863.
He was diagnosed with gun shot
wounds.
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Dorchester Baptist Church
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Dorchester Baptist Church

Belton, South Carolina
John H. Breazeale
Henry N. Breazeale
E. M. Griffin
B. F. Walker
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Private B. F. Walker
17 July 1843 27 August 1911
SC Light Artillery (Beauregards)
Dorchester Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 32.725 W -82
31.219
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Private B. F. Walker entered

into SC Light Artillery,
Captains Beauregards
Company on 25 February,
1863 at Camp Pickens in
Sandy Springs, SC. There are
no further records of service
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Private/Musician E.M. Griffin

9 May 1840 22 June 1880
Company E
4th SC Infantry
31.225
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Private Elijah Griffin

9 May 1840 22 June 1880
Private Griffin joined into service
on 14th April 1861into the 4th SC
Volunteers. He mustered in on 7
June 1861 at his home near
Anderson, SC at the age of 21
years. He signed up for and
served a 1 year term before
leaving service.
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Corporal Henry N. Breazeale

1 May 1830 27 November 1892
Company G
2nd SC Rifles
31.227
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Corporal/Private Henry Brazeale

1 May 1830 27 November 1892
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Corporal Brazeale entered as a 3rd

Corporal at Anderson, SC on 7 June
1861 and mustered in on 11
January, 1962. He made 5th
Sergeant in May in June 1862 then
5th Sergeant in September 1862. In
September of 1862 he is listed as
on furlough of indulgence. He
made 3rd Sergeant in 1863. He is
listed as being home on sick
furlough since 7 April 64. He was in
the hospital at Columbia, SC from
May until September 1864. In
November 1864 he is shown as
reduced in rank to Private. In
December
1864 he was listed as
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John Breazeale
Dorchester Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 32.725
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Private John Breazeale

3 December 1844 1 July 1895
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Private Breazeale entered into service

on 15 January 1863 at Adams Run in
Anderson SC. He joined Company E of
the SC Cavalry. In May of 1864 he is
listed as being on special
assignment. On 22 May 1864 he is in
the CSA Hospital in Danville, Virginia
with acute diarrhea. He is listed as a
Deserter from the hospital on 24 May
1864. There are no further service
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Double Springs Baptist Church

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Double Springs Baptist Church

Townville, South Carolina
Oliver P. Cole
Thomas S. Cole
Adam F. Cromer
Willis Evans
John Edward Hembree
John Marion Jolly
Turner Richardson
Osborne
William H. Smith
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Private William R. Waddelll

Double Springs Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 30.502
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Private William R. Waddell

entered service on 1 August
1861 at Lightwood Knott near
Columbia, SC at the age of 26
years. He served as a
teamster and as Assistant
Quatermaster. He was
captured at Richmond,
Virginia on 3 April 1865. He
was described as being of
dark complexion, blue eyes,
Brown Hair and standing 5
feet 11 inches. He was sent
to Point Lookout, Md.
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Turner S. Osborn
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Adam F. Cromer
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Private John Edward Hembree

30 July 1843 20 October 1917
Company D
4th SC Infantry
Double Springs Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 30.505 W -82
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30 July 1843 20 October 1917
entered service on14 April 1861
at Columbia, SC into Company D
of the 4th SC Volunteers at the age
of 18. He mustered in on 7 June
1861 and most likely served as a
part of the Anderson County
Home Guard until his release in
December of 1861. No further
service records are found on him
in Fold 3.
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Private John Marion Jolly

27 July 1843 25 July 1915
Company K
4th SC Infantry
52.439
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Corporal John Morehead Jolly

27 July 1843 25
July 1915
Company K
4th SC Infantry
Corporal Jolly entered service as a Private on 7

June 1861 for a period on 1 year. He was 22 years
old at the time of his muster in at Pendleton, SC
on 2 June 1861 into Company K of the 4th SC
Volunteer Infantry. He made 6th Corporal very
soon after entering active duty and was wounded
on 21 July 1861. He was hospitalized on 21 July
1861 and promoted to 5th Corporal on 22 July
1861. He was again injured by a fall and suffered
a severe leg injury on 26 November 1861. He is
listed as being at the General Hospital in
Centerville, Virginia with general debility until
his release on 2 January 1862. He is listed as
being 6 feet 0 inches tall , blue eyes, florid
complexion, red hair and a shoe maker by
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Private Oliver P. Cole

Company A
1st SC State Troops
52.457
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Private Cole entered service on 1
August, 1863 for a period of 6
months into Company A of the 1st
SC State Troops at Anderson, SC.
His service records do not indicate
any active service elsewhere so it
may be assumed the he served as
a home guard.
The is another entry for a Private
Oliver Cole having been in
Company E of the 2nd SC Cavalry
who was captured at Hartwell,
Georgia on 19 May, 1865 and
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Private Thomas S. Cole

1 October 1840 6 March 1926
SC Artillery from Hartwell GA
52.451
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Private Thomas S. Cole entered

service on 5 July 1863 at Camp
Prichard into Company G of the
3rd SC Cavalry. I July 1863 he is
listed as a teamster without a
horse. In September of 1863 he
is listed as on camp guard
duty. On his NovemberDecember service record he is
again listed as without a horse.
In March April again listed as
without a horse and may have
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Bachmans
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Private William H. Smith

11 April 1836 27 August 1881
Company C
1 SC Infantry
52.448
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Private William Smith

11 April 1836 27 August 1881
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Private William Smith entered service

on 10 September 1861 after enlisting
on 12 August 1861 at Lightwood Know
Springs near Columbia SC. He was
listed as 94 miles away from his
rendezvous at the time. He had a very
uneventful service record until he was
wounded in his right foot by a mini
ball from gunfire and admitted to the
Jackson Hospital in Richmond, Virginia
for treatment. He recovered from his
wound and returned to duty. He was
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Private Willis Evans

Unknown 20 February 1904
Company D
Double Springs Baptist Cemetery GPS
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Private Willis Evans

Unknown 20 February 1904
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either as a misspelling or unique spelling
of Evans. Private Evans is listed as being
left in camp at Camp Jackson on 20 July
1862. He is listed as sick again in
hospital in October 1863. In January 1864
he is listed as being detailed as a
shoemaker on duty at CS Clothing
depot in Richmond, Virginia. He
functioned as a shoe maker through May
of 1864 making excellent pay. His rate of
pay was $2.00 per day with some
monthly pay as high as 1 September
1864 to 31 December 1864 at $168.00
(the equivalent of $4,704.00 in 2013 US
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East View Cemetery

Warren S. Fleming
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Private Warren S. Fleming

East View Cemetery
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Private Warren S. Fleming

entered service on 16
February 1864 from his home
in Abbeville, South Carolina
into Company F of the 24th SC
serious incident or injury.
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Ebenezer Methodist Church
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Ebenezer Methodist Church

Thomas Leftwich
Clinkscale
T.
J. Darby
James A. Drake
Samuel Jasper Emerson
R. F. Haynie
John Hanks
Luke Hanks
Nimrod
Hanks Marion
Frances
Kay
Reuben Keaton
Reuben M. Martin
Jasper Parker
Newton William Parker
Willie C. Pruitt
R. B. A. Robinson
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Private T. J. Darby
2nd SC Infantry
Company A
Ebenezer Methodist Cemetery
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Private T. J. Darby entered service

on 17 December, 1861 from his
home in Walhalla, South Carolina
into Company A of the 20th SC
Infantry. The 20th SC Infantry
consolidated with the 2nd SC
Infantry on 9 April, 1865. He served
without serious incident or injury
until he was paroled on 6 May, 1865
at Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Private Frances Marion Kay 22 May 1816 26 October 1887

Company C
1st CS State Troops
Ebenezer Methodist Cemetery GPS N 34 23.977 W -82
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Private Frances Marion Kay

22 May 1816 26 October 1887
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Private Kay entered service from

his home in Anderson, South
Carolina on 1 August 1863. He enter
Troops for a six months term. He
was discharged on 15 November,
1863 by order of General
Beauregard. There is no further
explanation of why he was
discharged only that he served only
3 months into his six month
commitment.
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Sergeant Jasper Parker

23 October 1837 24 July 1910
Company E
20th SC Infantry
33.524
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Sergeant Jasper Parker
23 October 1837 24 July 1910
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Private Jasper Parker of Company E of the 20th

SC Infantry enlisted on 29 December of 1861 at
Honea Path, SC. In November 1862 he was
promoted to 4th Corporal and in January of 1863
to 2nd Corporal. On the 15th of June 1863 he was
promoted again to 5th Sergeant and in July of
1863 promoted again to 4th Sergeant. He was
sent home on a sick furlough from Jackson
Hospital in Richmond, Virginia to recuperate
from an illness (unexplained fevers) on 19
August 1864. He returned to service but is
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Sergeant John Hanks

15 October 1806 19 September 1883
Company E
20th SC Infantry
33.529
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Sergeant John M. Hanks

1883
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Sergeant John M. Hanks entered

service as a Private into Company
E of the 20th SC Infantry at
Anderson, SC on 15 June 1863. He
was promoted to 3rd Corporal in
September of 1863. He was sent
home on sick furlough 2
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October 1863. He was promoted
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Sergeant Luke Hanks

15 November 1828 14 July 1863
Ebenezer Methodist Cemetery GPS N 34 23.968
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HANKS
Who was born in Anderson Dist. S.C.
Nov. 15th, 1828 And was killed on
Morris Island
July 14th, 1863 Aged 34 Years, 7
Mos., and 29 Days.
He volunteered in Capt. Cowans Co. E
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of December 1861, and was promoted
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Private Newton William Parker

1840 1930
Company J
4 SC Infantry
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1840 1930
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promoted again to 3rd Corporal in
September 1863. He was sent home
on sick furlough between 2
September 1863 through 2 October
1863. He was promoted again prior
to his being paroled on 2 May 1865
at Greensboro, NC.
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Nimrod Hanks 1 September 1822 2 June 1883

Co C 1st SC State Troops (Never reported for duty)
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Private R. F. Haynie
Company K
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unremarkable career after entering
at Camp Pickens SC on 6 August
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of the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). He was
captured over 3 years later on 3 April
1865 at Petersburg, Virginia and
sent to City Point, Virginia. He was
later released to return to his home
in Anderson, SC on 16 June 1865
after signing the Oath of Allegiance
at Hart Island in New York Harbor,
NY. He was described as having fair
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Private R. B. A. Robinson
27 February 1846 19 March 1906
Company E
2nd SC Infantry
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Private Richard B. A. Robinson

Private Richard B A Robinson joined
Company E 2nd SC Infantry on 5 March,
1864. He is listed as due enlistment pay
from 5 March, 1864 to April 1864.
He is listed as a prisoner of captured at
Columbia, SC on 14th February 1865. He
was received at post on 10 April 1865
from Newbern, North Carolina. He was
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Reuben Keaton
22 April 1828 27 June 1862
Company K
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Private Reuben Keaton

22 April 1828 27 June 1862
Private Keaton enlisted into
Company K 1st SC Rifles on 7
March 1862 from his home of
Orrville, SC. He was paid a
bounty for enlistment of $50.00
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on 27 June, 1862.
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Private Reuben M. Martin

11 July 1822 12 October 1889
Company C
1st SC State Troops
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Private Reuben Martin

11 July 1822 12 October 1889
Private Martin enlisted into
Company K of the 1st SC Rifles on 7
March 1862 from his home in
Orrville, South Carolina. He was
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near Richmond, Virginia on 27 June
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1st Sergeant Samuel Jasper Emerson

11 July 1823 4 April 1904
Company J
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Sergeant Samuel Emerson

11 July 1823 4 April 1904
Sergeant Emerson joined the service
on 7 June, 1861 into Company J of the
4th SC Volunteers at Anderson County
Court House, South Carolina. He left
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Private James A. Drake

26 July 1818 18 February 1900
Company J
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Private Drake joined at
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and entered Company J of the
4th SC Infantry at Anderson,
South Carolina. He is reported
to have taken sick in early July
and sent on sick furlough and
ordered to stay until late
August. On November 1 1861 he
was back on duty and remained
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April 1862.
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25 May 1833 17 July 1900
Private Clinkscales enlisted in Co I of the SC
Volunteers Infantry Hamptons Legion on 14
April 1861 at Anderson, SC. On the January
February 1863 he is marked as a deserter.
He is listed as deserting on 29 January
1863. There is some conflict as there is a
service record stating he is on furlough in
November December 1864.
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Private TL Clinkscales
the 4th SC Infantry on 14 April, 1861at
Anderson SC and mustered into service on 7
June, 1861. July though December 1861 he is
listed as present and on duty. On his
December 1862 service record he is listed as
a Sergeant of Company E of the 4th SC
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8 October 1827 5 December 1895
Company E
20th SC Infantry
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2nd Lieutenant Pruitt entered service into

Company E of the 20th SC Infantry on 9
January 1862 after initial enlistment on 29
December 1862 at Anderson, SC. He is
listed as being home on furlough in March
of 1862. He was stationed at Sullivans
Island, SC in June of 1862 and in August of
1862 he was arrested for being drunk
while on marching orders. Lieutenant
Pruitt was released from arrest on 26 June,
1863. He was tried and pled guilty but with
the exception that he did not know they
were under marching orders . June 28,
1863 he is recorded as being absent with
leave for 10 days. In November of 1863. He
made 1st Lieutenant of Company E 20th
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Eskew Family Cemetery

John Eskew
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Eureka Baptist Church

Lewis Edwin Campbell
Samuel J. Smith
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Lewis Edwin Campbell

25 September 1844 13 September 1927
Company C
1st SC Artillery
Eureka Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 30.727 W -82 35.802
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Corporal Lewis Edwin Campbell

25 September 1844 13 September 1927
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Corporal Campbell entered service on 3

January 1862 at Sullivans Island, South
Carolina into Company F of the 2nd SC
Rifles. On 26 February, 1862 he was paid
$50.00 enlistment bounty (the
equivalent of $1,400.00 in 2013 US
currency). In late June of 1862 he
received a gunshot wound to his right
wrist and was admitted into General
Hospital No. 7 at Richmond , Virginia. On
6 July he was furloughed home for
recuperation. In July, 1862 he is back on
duty. He was promoted to 2nd Corporal on
1 September,
1864. He was given a
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Samuel J. Smith Private Co D 5th SC Cavalry

Eureka Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 30.734 W -82 35.803
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23 February 1822 21 December
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Fairview Methodist Church

Bassel Day
John Robert Henderson
James E. Johnson
John M. Laboon
Joseph Allen LaBoon
Van L. LaBoon
G. W. Owens
George W. Owens
James R. Richey
John Robert Richey
Charles Smith
G. A. Smith
Tilmon Smith
John R. Tripp
Cyrus Miles
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Nathan Harvey Welborn
James Walker
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James E. Wyatt
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Private P. R. Dupriest
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Private P.R. Dupriest entered

service on 23 August 1863 into
Company G of the 1st Georgia
Cavalry at Decatur, Georgia.
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Private John M. Laboon

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Private John M. Laboon entered

service on 12 May 1862 into
Company I of the 43rd Georgia
Infantry. He was captured on 16
May 1863 at Campain Hill and
sent to Memphis, TN POW
Camp. He was paroled from Fort
Delaware, Del. on 3 July 1863.
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Private George W. Owens
Hampton Legion
Company K
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Private George W. Owens

entered service on 10 October,
1861 at Greenville, SC into
Company K of the Hampton
Legion. He first entered as a
cavalryman and then
transferred to the infantry. He
served without serious incident
or injury until his parole on 9
April, 1865 at Appomattox Court
House, Virginia.
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Private Van L. LaBoon
4th SC Infantry
Company D
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Private Van L. Laboon entered

service on 1 July, 1862 from his
home in Anderson, SC into 2nd
Company H of the 7th SC
Infantry. On his November
December, 1863 record he is
listed as being wounded and
lost a finger. He was sent on
furlough to recuperate. He
returned to service in March of
1864. In May of 1864 he is
listed as being in the hands of
the enemy since 23 May of
1864. He was taken to Port
Royal, Virginia where he was
sent to Point Lookout,
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Private Joseph Allen LaBoon
4th SC Infantry
Company D
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Private Joseph Allen LaBoon

entered service on 14 April,
1861 at the age of 21 into
Anderson, SC. He signed up for
one years service. There are no
further records to indicate
further service or regarding his
discharge.
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Corporal James E. Johnson
5th SC Cavalry
Company K
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Corporal James Johnson entered

service on 7 November, 1861
from Unionville, SC into
Company K of the 5th SC
Cavalry. He was being paid
$24.00 (the equivalent of $
672.00 in 2014 US currency)
every two months for the use of
his horse. In June until August,
1862 he was detailed as a
Hospital Steward at Winder
Hospital in Richmond Virginia.
In April until August of 1864 he
is listed as being in the
dismounted Battalion
meaning he was without horse
for some reason. His horse is
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Private John Henderson

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Private John R. Henderson

entered service on 10 July, 1863
at McPhearsonville into
Company C of the 4th SC Cavalry.
He was paid $20.20 (the
equivalent of $593.60 in 2014
US currency) for the use of his
horse for a two month period.
On 28 May, 1864 he was
wounded in the hip and placed
in the Jackson Hospital in
Richmond, Virginia. In July of
1864 he was furloughed for 30
days. There was no record of
his discharge found.
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Private Bassel Day

27 May 1816 27 April 1885
Company K
3rd SC Reserves
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Private (Bassel) Baswell Day

27 May 1816 27 April 1885
Private day entered service on
25 November 1862 into
Company K of the 3rd SC State
Reserves at Greenville, South
Carolina. He served his 90 day
commitment.
Private Baswell re-entered
service on 12 September 1863
with a 90 day commitment in
the Company G of the 1st SC
State Troops. He completed this
commitment in December 1863.
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Private Charles Smith

7 April 1832 11 March 1890
Company F
2nd SC Rifles
Fairview Methodist Cemetery GPS N 34.284 W -82 43.943
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Private Charles Smith

7 April 1832 11 March 1890
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Private Smith enlisted into Company G

22nd South Carolina Volunteers on 23
September 1862. He was 30 years old.
He was wounded near Rappahannock,
Virginia severely in his left arm on 23
August, 1862. His left are was
amputated at the General Hospital No.
17 at Richmond, Virginia. He was
discharged on a medical discharge on
23 September, 1862. He survivors
were paid his back pay of $53.55 (the
currency) and a re-enlistment bounty
of $50.00 (the equivalent of $1400.00
in 2013 US currency). His description
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Private Cyrus Miles Watson
6 August 1836 25 February
1925
Fairview Methodist
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Private Cyrus Watson

6 August 1836 25 February 1925
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Private Watson first joined the 1st

Partisan Rangers Company A on 10
July 1862 at Pickens South Carolina.
He mustered in on 10 July 1862 at
Columbia, SC. His horse was valued
at $250.00 and equipment at $60.00.
He transferred from Company A on 1
November 1862 into Company K of
the 6th SC Cavalry. On 22 June 1863
he is listed as being on detached
service after a horse. On 31
December he is listed as a courier for
Colonial Harrisons Headquarters. In
August
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Sergeant G. A. Smith
Company I
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Sergeant G. A. Smith
1911
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Private GA Smith joined the service

on 7 July 1861 at the age of 22
years ld. He entered Company I of
the 4th SC Volunteers at
Pickensville, South Carolina for 1
year service. He re-enlisted for 2
more years on 16 April1862. He
was promoted to 3rd Sergeant on
13 August 1862. Sergeant Smith
was wounded at Morristown,
Virginia and hospitalized at Fields
Hospital. Sergeant smith was
promoted to 2nd Sergeant on 15
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Sergeant James E. Wyatt

Company C
4th SC Cavalry
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Sergeant J.E. Wyatt
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Private Wyatt entered service into

Company B of the 10 Battalion SC
Cavalry on 9 January 1862 at Wolf
Creek, Pickens District,
Grahamville, SC. His horse was
valued at $175.00 (the equivalent
of $ 4900.00 in 2013 US currency)
at the time. He later transferred
to Co C 4th SC Cavalry service in
the Commissary. From July 1863
until December 1863 he was paid
$12.40 per month for use of
horse for a total of $74.40 (the
currency). On 26 September 1864
he was sent to the Jackson
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Company T
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Company F of the 1st South
Carolina Artillery on 20 May, 1862
at Greenville, South Carolina. He
died at Charleston, South
Carolina on 5 August 1862. The
cause of death is unknown and
he is not listed in Broken
Fortunes records book. His
father was paid his monies due at
the time of death resulting in a
payment on $105.80 (the
US currency).
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Private James Walker White

1924
Fairview Methodist
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Private James Walker White

1924
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Private White entered service into

Company K of the 4th SC Infantry
at Columbia, SC for a term of 6
months. After serving his term he
re-enlisted for a 2 year term at
Richmond Virginia on 16 April,
1862 into Company L of the
Palmetto Sharpshooters. He is
listed in the Episcopal Church
Hospital between 2 June, 1862 and
19 June, 1862 with debility. He
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Private John R. Tripp

30 June 1842 3 June 1910
Company C
4th SC Cavalry
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30 June 1842 3 June 1910
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Private Tripp entered the service at a

claimed age of 17 into Company D of
the 4th SC Infantry on in May of 1861.
He was discharged on 30 October,
1861by order of the Conscription Act
which stated that all under 18 and all
over 35 are to be discharged from
service. He served 5 months and 24
days. He had back pay and a bounty of
$50.00 due.
He re-enlisted on 21 March 1862 at
McLanes Ford, Virginia and was
hospitalized with measles at
Chimborazo Hospital #5 at Richmond,
Virginia. On 3 October, 1863 he was
paid for his saddle and bridle at the
price of $30.00 (the equivalent of
$840.00 in 2013 US currency). On 1
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Private John Robert Richey

Company D
4th SC Infantry
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Private J. R. Richey entered
service into Company D of the 4th
SC Infantry before transferring
into Company A of the 13th
Infantry on 14 April 1861 for 1
year service.
Private Richey died on 4 August,
1862 of disease unknown.
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Private Nathan Harvey Welborn

8 August 1824 8 June 1905
Company C
4th SC Cavalry
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Private N. H. Welborn
8 August 1824 8 June 1905
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Private Welborn entered service on 12

February 1863 into Company C of the
4th SC Cavalry at Pocotaligo, South
Carolina (near Charleston, SC).
Records show he was paid for the use
of his horse at a rate of $12.20 (the
currency) per month from July 1863
until December 1863. He is listed as
being without a horse in September
1864 and placed in the dismounted
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15 December 1842 21 October 1906
Company I
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Lieutenant M. Tilmon Smith
15 December 1842 21 October 1906
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Sergeant on 16 April, 1862 at the age of 19
years old. He was promoted to 2nd
Lieutenant when he re-enlisted for 2 more
years on 13 August 1862. He entered
command into Company I of the Palmetto
Sharpshooters. On 24 April, 1862 he was in
Chimborazo Hospital #5 with Rheumatic
fever. He was wounded slightly on 20 July,
1862. He was promoted to 1st Lieutenant on
13 August, 1862. In January of 1863 he was
ordered to go home on sick furlough by
General Lee. When he returned in May of
1863 he was placed in the General Hospital.
In July of 1863 he was back on duty. He reenlisted for the 3rd time at Morristown,
Tennessee on 15 January, 1864. He is listed
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Pendleton, South Carolina
Neidam Kirksey Bryant
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22 December 1837 11 January
1915
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Private Needam Bryant

22 December 1837 11 January 1915
Private Bryant entered service on 30
December 1861 into Co D of the 18th
South Carolina Infantry from his
home at Mountain Springs in
Anderson County, South Carolina. He
enlisted for 1 years service. Private
Bryant is listed as being on sick
furlough in February of 1862.
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Corporal William Henry Fielding

14 April 1838 2 August 1922
Company D
4th SC Infantry
Fielding-Martin Family Cemetery GPS N 34.036 W -82
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Corporal W. H. Fielding
14 April 1838 2 August 1922
Corporal Fielding entered service as
a 3rd Corporal at Anderson
Courthouse in Anderson, South
Carolina on 7 July 1861. In
November 1861 he was promoted to
2nd Corporal. Corporal Fielding is
reported in the Winder Division
Hospital where he died of an
undisclosed disease on 28 October,
1862.
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First Baptist Church Cemetery

David Anderson
William Anderson
H. B. Arnold
D. J. Bohannon
Daniel Brown
John Bayles Clarke
William Chiles Davis
Joseph Lewis Dawson
Jesse L. Fant
Peter A. Keys
James M. McFall
William McFall
George W. Miller
Joseph Pickett
James A. Pagett
Jacob Pickney Reed
John B. Sloan
Samuel M. Wilkes
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Adjutant James M. McFall

1843 20 March 1875
Company C
First Baptist Church Cemetery GPS
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Adjutant James McFall
1843 20 March 1875
Adjutant Fielding entered service
into Co C of the Palmetto
Sharpshooters on 31 May 1861. He
was taken prisoner on 21 July 1861
and later exchanged on 1
September 1862. He rejoined his
Company on 8 September 1862. He
was promoted to Sergeant Major in
January of 1863. On 26 July he was
again promoted to Acting Adjutant
and on 16 June 1864 was confirmed
as Adjutant. In June of 1864 he was
wounded in his left shoulder and
again on 7 October 1864 was
wounded in the neck. General Lee
ordered him furlough for 21 days
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Sergeant H. B. Arnold
1828 17 December 1862
Company L
First Baptist Church Cemetery GPS N 30.184 W -82 38.784
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Sergeant Hudson Arnold
1828 17 December 1862
Sergeant Arnold is misfiled in Fold 3 under the last
name of Armstrong. Sergeant Arnold entered
service as a 1st Sergeant in Company L of the 1st SC
Rifles (Orrs) on 20 July 1861 at Camp Pickens in
Sandy Springs, Anderson County, South Carolina.
In January, 1862 he is listed as being on sick
furlough. On 16 December 1862 he is listed as
entering Chimborazo Hospital #5 at Richmond
Virginia with a gunshot wound to the neck
received at the battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia.
He died on 17 December 1862 from those wounds.
The widow, Floriller P.L. Arnold, was sent his back
Sergeant Arnolds pay of $50.66 less stoppage of $4.00 for a total
of $46.66. Personal effects were sent later as
back pay is the
follows.
equivalent of
$1,306.58 and
his pocket money An inventory of his possessions are as follows:
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Adjutant Samuel M. Wilkes

Company F & D
4th SC Infantry
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Captain Samuel M. Wilkes
Captain Wilkes enter service as an
elected Captain into Co F of the 4th SC
Volunteers at Columbia, SC from his
home in Anderson, SC on 7 June 1861.
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He is listed as Adjutant on the CSA
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found
Adjutant was refused by the CSA legal
staff. In July of 1861 he is listed as
serving in Leesburg as well as other
The equivalent in 2013
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Virginia. He was killed in battle on 21
From the CSA to Louisa
July 1861 at the battle at Stone Bridge
Wilkes for Captain Wilkes
near Manassas, Virginia. A claim on
back pay of $150.00
behalf of his widow, Lousia Wilkes,
($4,200) and for his horse
was filed by attorney Jacob P. Reed,
$160 ($4,840). All other
Attorney at Law, asking for payments
claims were denied,
of back pay as well as pay as Adjutant
including his claim as pay
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Private D. J. Bohannon
10 January 1840 15 May 1899
Company G
Aikens Ranger
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Private D J Bohannon
10 January 1840 15 May 1899
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Bohannon is the cover sheet for
Company G of 6th SC Cavalry Aikens
Partisan Rangers. Most likely this is
D G Bohannon of the same Company
and the 6th SC Cavalry. He entered
the service on 28 June 1862 at
Anderson, SC and mustered in at
Columbia, SC on 6 August, 1862. On
the July August service record he
is listed as sick and in the hospital
at Columbia, SC. The only other
record is where a D J Bohannon
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Daniel Brown
3 August 1837 9 September 1892

Multiple Candidates
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Daniel Brown
3 August 1837 9 September
1892
There are at least 2 Daniel
Browns listed. One in the 16
SC Infantry and one in
Company I of the 6th Cavalry.
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of these corresponds with
the life dates of this Daniel
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Private George W. Miller

Company A
1st SC Cavalry
First Baptist Church Cemetery GPS N 34 30.190 W -82
38.792
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Private George Miller

The rate of exchange to

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use of horse is $14.00
($392.00) and $12.20 per
month
($341.60).
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Private G W Miller entered service on

23 September 1861 at his home of
Abbeville, SC into Company A of the
1st SC Cavalry. He was paid for the
use of his horse $14.00. In November
1861 through December of 1861 he
is reported sick. Although he was
sick he was paid for the use of his
horse at the rate of $12.20 per
month. In total records show he was
paid for 16 months at $12.20 per
month. In June of 1863 he was
transferred to the regimental band
as a musician. In September of 1863
he is listed as sick again. On 30
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Private Jacob Pinckney Reed

15 December 1844 22 May 1922
Company C
38.802
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Private J P Reed (Reid)
15 December 1844 22 May 1922
Private Reed entered service on 10 April
1863 at Anderson, SC into Company C of the
Palmetto Sharpshooters. September
October, 1863 service records show him sick
in camp. November December service
records show him sick at hospital. On the
15th of June, 1863 he re-enlisted at
Morristown, Tennessee. He is shown as
working on telegraph lines from May 25 to
June 14, 1863 and receiving extra pay of
$.25 per day (the equivalent of $7.00 per
day in 2013 US currency). He fell sick there
and was left sick in the Lookout Mountain
Field Hospital near Chattanooga, Tennessee
when his company moved out. The hospital
was taken over by Yankees and he was
taken prisoner on 25 November, 1863. After
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Lieutenant James A. Pagett

18 June 1827 13 December 1862
Company L
38.783
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Lieutenant James Pagett

Lieutenant Pagett entered as an elected
Lieutenant on 20 July 1861 into 1st SC
Rifles (Orrs) at Camp Pickens, Sandy
Carolina. He was 34 Years old at the
time. He served well until he was struck
down in a battle near Fredericksburg,
Virginia on the 13th on December, 1862.
He was severely wounded in the left
breast and died of the wounds on
January 6, 1863.
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month (the equivalent od $2520.00 in
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Sergeant Jesse L. Fant 23 June 1835 26 April 1899

Company L
38.770
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Sergeant Jesse L Fant
23 June 1835 26 April 1899
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Sergeant Fant entered service on 20 July

1861 into Company C of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs) at Camp Pickens, Sandy Springs,
Anderson County South Carolina. He was
25 years old at the time. In November he
was in battle near Fredericksburg,
Virginia. He was promoted from Private
to 4th Corporal on 23 June 1863. He was
promoted again on 31 August, 1864 to 3rd
Corporal. He was promoted again to 5th
Sergeant on 1 October, 1864 and then 4th
Sergeant shortly after. He was captured
at Petersburg, Virginia on 2 April, 1865
and sent to City Point Prison Camp. He
was released on 15 June, 1865 from
Harts Island, New York Harbor. His
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John B. Sloan
6 November 1824 21 September 1862
Company D
38.801
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Lieutenant John Sloan

6 November 1824 21 September
1862
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22 June, 1861 as an elected
Lieutenant of Company D of the 1st SC
Rifles (Orrs) at Camp Pickens, Sandy
Carolina. On his March April service
record he is recorded as sick in
quarters. He died of a unnamed
disease at Charlottesville, Virginia on
23 September, 1862. His last pay
rate was $80.00 per month (the
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Private John Bayles Clarke

1824 1888
Captain Kirks Partisan Rangers H-Y
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Private J. B. Clarke
1824 1888
Private Clarke is filed under
Captain Kirks Partisan Rangers H-Y
name is listed as Clarke, J.
Private Clarke entered Captain
Trenholms Company, Rutledge
Mounted Riflemen & Horse Artillery
on 11 February, 1863 at Pocatalico,
South Carolina.
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Conscript assigned from 30
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General W. Walker. On sick furlough
15 February 1863 for 20 days. Has
no horse.
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Private Joseph R. Pickett
11 December 1826 12 September

1864
Company
K
7th
SC Cavalry
First Baptist Church
Cemetery
GPS
N 34 30.176 W -82
38.792
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Private Joseph R. Pickett

11 December 1826 12 September
1864
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Private Pickett enter service into

Company K of the 7th Cavalry on 3
February 1864 at Greenville, South
Carolina. He is listed in the CSA
General Hospital at Farmville,
Virginia with a complaint of severe
diarrhea on 3 June 1864. Admitted
to Jackson Hospital for 3 days and
returned to duty on 6 June 1864. On
the September October service
records indicate he was put on
dismounted regiment status since 7
October, 1864. He was captured at
Farmville, Virginia on 6 April, 1865
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Private Peter A. Keys

Company C
38.808
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Private Keys entered the service

on 26 April 1861 for a 6 months
term at Lexington, South Carolina
on 26 April, 1861into Company B
of the 4th SC Infantry. He is listed
on a muster out list as leaving
service on 9 July, 1861. He served
just over 2 months. He then reenlisted for a 2 year period from
termination of his original term
into Palmetto Sharpshooters
Company C. He was wounded in
action at Gaines Mills, Virginia on
27 June 1862. He has returned to
duty by May of 1863 and
requested to be detached to the
enrollment office at Columbia, SC.
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Private Joseph Lewis Dawson

Company G
First Baptist Church Cemetery GPS N 34 30.182
38.773
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Private Dawson entered Company G of the

1st SC Infantry on 17 November 1862 at
Anderson, South Carolina. In January 1864
he is listed as being in General Hospital at
Charleston, South Carolina. He was charged
for a lost knapsack, by neglect. Private
Dawson was detached as a mail carrier
between May 1862 to November 1862.
Private Dawson was wounded severely in
the arm and face on 17 November, 1863. He
is listed as a deserter on 12 September
1864. No other service records were found.
No papers to confirm the deserter charges
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Private William Cadow McFall
8 January 1839 28 September

1884
First Baptist
Church
N 34 30.184
Company
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38.798
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Private William C McFall

8 January 1839 28 September 1884
Private McFall joined service on14
April 1861 at his home in Anderson, SC
into Company C of the Palmetto
Sharpshooters. In January 1863 he was
detached as Provost Guard (military
police) by order of General Lee. In
November 1864 he is listed as Division
Provost Guard. He functioned in this
capacity until he was paroled on 9
April at Appomattox Court House,
Virginia.
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2nd Lieutenant William Chiles Davis

November 1873
st
Company
B
1
SC Rifles
First Baptist Church Cemetery GPS
N 34 30.170 W -82
38.803
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Private William Davis

November 1873
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Private William Davis entered

service on 18 March 1861 at
Ringgold, Georgia into Company B
of the 36th Georgia Infantry. There
are many candidates with this
name but the birth year matches
this one.
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David Anderson
First Baptist Church Cemetery GPS N 30.183
W -82 38.798
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born in 1802 and died in 1861. He
would have been 59 years old at the
start of the war when he died. No
record of David Anderson being
killed in 1861 from Anderson, SC.
Only record close was a D. J.
Anderson from Bennettsville, SC.
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Major William Anderson

1832 4 July 1862
Company J
4th SC Infantry
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Major William Anderson

1832 4 July 1862
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Major Anderson entered

service on 14 April 1861
at his home of Anderson
South Carolina into
Company J of the 4th SC
Infantry. He was later
elected as Major of the
on 16 April, 1862. Major
Anderson was wounded
at the Battle of Seven
Days, Fraysers Farm, in
Richmond, Virginia and
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First Creek Baptist Church

Cemetery
First Creek Baptist Church of Flatrock

F M Bonds
John Wesley Bowen
Robert Caldwell
John A. Elgin
Ambrose Milton Fleming
John J. H. Hall
William A. Hall
Josiah B. Hall
Willie McGee Harkness
Abner H. McGee
John M. McGee
George W. Milford
David Murdock
Thomas Lorton Robertson
J. Z. H. Swilling
William Elijah Walters (verify)
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Private John Wesley Bowen
20 September 1845 7 September

1938
th
First Creek Baptist
Cemetery
34 20.278 W -82
Company
I
14GPS
SCN
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32.996
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record.
This John Bowen would have
been 16 in 1861 at wars start.
John W. Bowen
20 September 1845 7
September 1938
Possible John W Bowen
Company I of the 14th SC
Infantry. This veteran in
Company I of the 14th SC
Infantry was born in 1841, not
1845 though.
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F M Bonds
First Creek Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 20.278
32.996
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Private Ambrose Milton Fleming

1830 1895
Company F
24 SC Infantry
First Creek Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 34.200 W -82
32.900
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Private Ambrose Fleming

1830 1895
Private Fleming joined into the service
at Camp Gist near Charleston, South
Carolina on 28 March 1862. He joined
Volunteers for a period between March
28 1862 and August of 1864 without
serious incident or injury.
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Private David Murdock

24 October 1819 25 January 1908
Company G
5th SC Reserves
First Creek Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 2.267 W -82 32.980
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Private David Murdock

Private David Murdock entered
service into Company G of the 5th SC
Reserves at Summerville, South
Carolina from his home in Abbeville,
South Carolina. He enlisted for a
period of 90 days. He was 43 years
old when he enlisted.
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Private George W. Milford

29 December 1834 6 February 1821
Company G
32.996
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Private George Milford

29 December 1834 6 February 1821
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Private Milford entered service in 20

July 1861 at Camp Pickens in Sandy
Carolina into Company G of the 1st SC
Rifles (Orrs). He was wounded on 20
July 1861. Private Milford is recorded
as being enroute from Abbeville
District to camp near Martinsburg,
Virginia between 9 July 1862 to 6
August 1862. Private Milford is
recorded as being in the hospital on 14
July, 1863 with additional wounds. On
September through December 1863 he
is recorded as being on wounded
furlough. In January 1864 he is listed
as inMain
the hospital
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Private J. Z. H. Swilling
Company D
7th SC Infantry
32.997
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Private J Z H Swilling
Private Swilling, age 18, entered
Company D of the 7th SC Infantry on 4
June, 1861 at Camp Butler. He contracted
severe and recurring bouts of measles
and typhoid fever causing what was
caused debility. Private Swilling was
medically discharged from Charlottesville,
Virginia.
He died of unstated causes in 1864 at the
age of 21 years, most likely related to his
diseases contracted during his service.
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Private John A. Elgin

1820 1905
Company C
1st SC State Troops
First Creek Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 20.275
32.986
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Private John A Elgin

1820 1905
Private John A Elgin joined into
his military service on 1 August,
1863 at Anderson, South
Carolina. He entered Company C
of the 1st South Carolina Troops
for a 6 months enlistment. There
are no further service records.
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John J. H. Hall
1814 27 January 1884
Company G
2nd SC Rifles
32.985
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Sergeant John J Hall
1814 27 January 1884
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Sergeant Hall entered service on

11 January, 1862 into Company G of
the 2nd SC Rifles at Anderson,
South Carolina. E enlisted as a 4th
Sergeant. He was paid a $50.00
enlistment bounty on 26 February,
1862. Promotions came quickly. He
was quickly promoted to 3rd
Sergeant in July 1862 1st Sergeant
in August of 1863 and full Sergeant
by October 1864. He was wounded
in the battle for Manassas in
Virginia on 30 August, 1862. He
spent some time in the Warren
Hospital until after October of
1862. On 14 October, 1864 he was
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Private Abner H. McGee

27 December 1841 13 August 1862
Company G
32.995
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and brother Johns memorial on
right side. Both lost in battle in
different conflicts in Virginia, 6
weeks apart.
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Private Abner H. McGee
Private Abner H. McGee, age 20, joined
into 1st SC Rifles (Orrs) into Company G on
20 July, 1861 at Camp Pickens, Sandy
Springs, from his home in Anderson
County, South Carolina. He was wounded
at the Battle at Gaines Mills near
Manchester, Virginia and was carried into
the saw mill workshop for treatment of his
wounds. He died there in the workshop on
12 August, 1862. He was due back pay and
bounty for enlisting to the sum of $112.40
which was paid to his father, Michael
McGee. Private Abner McGees brother,
John M. McGee of Company F, 3rd SC
Volunteers was killed, near Richmond,
Virginia, just prior to this on 29 June, 1862.
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Private John M. McGee

1841 29 June 1862
Company F
3rd SC Infantry
32.995
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and brother Johns memorial on
right side. Both lost in battle in
different conflicts in Virginia 6
weeks apart.
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Private John M. McGee

1841 29 June 1862
Private John McGee, age 21, enlisted
on 15th April, 1861 into Company F of
the 3rd SC Volunteers at Boyds Old
Field in Anderson, South Carolina. He
served well until he was wounded at
Savage Station, Virginia on 29 June,
1862. He died shortly after from the
wounds received. His younger brother,
Abner, age 20, died 6 weeks later in
another battle in Virginia on 12
August, 1862 at Gains Mills near
Manchester, Virginia.
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Private Josiah B. Hall

Company E
2th SC Infantry
32.985
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Private Josiah B. Hall

18 November 1839 3 September
1915
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Private Hall entered service on 28th

December, 1861 at Anderson,
South Carolina into Company E of
the 20th SC Volunteer Infantry. He
had originally signed up for 1 year
service. His service record is
mislabeled on Fold 3 as Joseph B.
Hall, not as Josiah as it should be.
He served until the end of the war
with promotion in rank. Private
Hall was paroled on 26 April, 1865
at Greensboro, North Carolina
when General Johnson surrendered
his
troops
to General Sherman 2
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Private Robert Caldwell

Company C
1st SC State Troops
32.990
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Private Robert Caldwell

18 November 1818 2
September 1897
Private Caldwell joined into
Troops at Anderson, South
Carolina on 1 August 1863 for a
term of 6 months. He was last
marked present on duty on a
service record dated October
1863. There are no further
service records found.
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Private Thomas Lorton Robertson

11 November 1838 13
February 1863
& 14th N 34 20.304
First Creek Baptist
Cemetery
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Company
I
1st GPS
SC Infantry
33.008
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Private Thomas L. Robertson

1863
Private Robertson entered into
Company I of the 14th SC Infantry at
Camp Butler on 1 September, 1861.
He is listed as being on sick furlough
on 28 February, 1862. The next
service record shows him as having
died on 13 February, 1863. Broken
Fortunes reference book has him
listed as having died on February 3,
1863 at Fredericksburg, Virginia.
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Chaplin William Elijah Walters

Company F & S
2nd SC Rifles
32.991
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Chaplin William E. Walters

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Private Walters entered service

at Anderson, South Carolina on 7
June 1861 at the age of 24 years.
He joined Company B of the 4th
SC Infantry. On the July August
service record he was ordered on
sick furlough by the Company
surgeon. He is reported as being
in the General Hospital in
Charlottesville, Virginia on 11
November 1861 with severe
diarrhea. Private Walters was
appointed as Chaplin on 1
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January,
1862. No further
Private Willie McGee Harkness
29 December 1844 13 December

1862
First CreekCompany
Baptist Cemetery
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N 34 (Orrs)
20.319 W -82
G
1st SC
Rifles
33.002
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Private William Harkness

29 December 1844 13
December 1862
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Private Harkness entered into

2nd Company B of the 7th South
Carolina Infantry at Charleston,
South Carolina on 1 August,
1861. He was 17 tears old and
his home was Anderson, South
Carolina. He was killed in
action on 13 December, 1862 at
the Battle of Fredericksburg,
Virginia. His father, John
Harkness, filed for and
received his due from the CSA
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Private William A. Hall

20 march 1820 25 May 1892
Company G
5th SC Reserves
First Creek Baptist Cemetery
GPS N 34 20.277 W -82
32.999
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Private William Hall

20 march 1820 25 May 1892
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Private Hall entered service on 10

November, 1863 from his home in
Abbeville, South Carolina. He
reported to Summerville, South
Carolina to join Company G of the
5th SC Reserves. He is listed as
being 200 mile from his rendezvous
point. Point not named. His age is
listed as 42.8 years old when he
enlisted. Private Hall was
discharged from service on 15
February, 1863.
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First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church Cemetery

Joseph M. Adams
William Felix Barr
Thomas Prue Benson
Alexander Brown
Enoch Benson Cater
Thomas M. Cater
William Harrison Cater
Hiram C. Cooley
James Milton Erskine
Henry D. Garrison
Elliott Monroe Keith
Samuel H. Langston
Joab L. Mauldin
Madsion Lewers
Kennedy
Peter Keys McCully
W. A. McFall
Benjamin F. McDavid
John E. Norris
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William Calhoun Norris

James Lawrence Orr (verify)
John Blair Prevost
William S. Sharp
John S. Smith
David Sloan Taylor
William R. Todd
Samuel Maverick Van Wyck
Benjamin F. Whitner
Elias Eugene
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Joseph Newton Whitner
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Private Alexander Brown

Company F
1st SC Artillery
First Presbyterian Church Cemetery GPS N 34 30.264 W -82
39.228
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No headstone found or exact location
of burial established.
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Private Alexander Brown

18 October 1822 10 March
1897
Private Brown initially entered
service at Nashville, Tennessee
on 1 June 1862 before
transferring on 1 June 1862 at
Fort Sumter, South Carolina into
Company F of the 1st Artillery
Band. He served there from his
transfer until his discharge in
August 1864.
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Private Benjamin F. McDavid

Company A
16th SC Infantry
39.258
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Private Benjamin F. McDavid

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Private McDavid enlisted into service

on 12 December, 1861 at Camp
Hampton as a 1st Corporal of
Company A of the 16th SC Infantry.
On August 28, 1862 Corporal
McDavid is listed as having left his
assigned detailed duty and was
reduced in rank to Private. In
November 1862 he was listed as on
furlough by doctors certificate. In
January he is listed as being an
orderly in the hospital. July of 1863
finds Private McDavid sick at Walkers
general
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James Milton Erskine (verify) no Fold 3 record in SC or Ga

39.237
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anywhere in Fold
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2nd Lieutenant Thomas Prue Benson

10 June 1835 8 October
1880
B
4th SC
Infantry
First PresbyterianCompany
Church Cemetery
GPS
N 34 30.253 W -82
39.233
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Lieutenant Thomas Benson

10 June 1835 8 October 1880
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Lieutenant Benson entered service

on 7 June 1861 after enlisting at
Anderson, South Carolina on 14
April. 1861. He entered Company B
of the 4th SC Volunteers as a 1st
Sergeant. In September of 1861 he
was promoted to Brevet 2nd
Lieutenant (Brevet rank, usually
an honorary rank). Hi left the
service in November1861 with his
leaving rate of pay at $80.00 per
month (the equivalent of $2240.00
in 2013 US currency.
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Private David Sloan Taylor

1845 1891
Company I
16 SC Infantry
First Presbyterian Church Cemetery GPS N 34 30.262
39.267
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Private David Taylor

1845 1891
Davis S Taylor that joined the 16th SC
Infantry was born in 1833 so this is
not the same person, but is the
closest found in Fold 3 records.
The David Sloan Taylor was 16 years
old in 1861, the beginning of the war.
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Captain & Surgeon Hiram C. Cooley

1822 1878
Companies F & S
4th SC Infantry
39.334
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Captain Hiram C. Cooley

1822 1878
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Elias Eugene Whitner

22 November 1839 21 March 1872
Unable to confirm any Confederate service
39.284
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Whitner found on nps.gov
and fold 3. Unable to
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Private Elliott Monroe Keith

31 March 1824 1 April 1862
Company A
39.224
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Private EM Keith
31 March 1824 1 April 1862
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18 March, 1862 at Pickens County Court House
into Company A of 1st South Carolina Rifles
(Orrs). He reported and was mustered in on 8
August, 1862 at the age of 38 years. He was
paid a bounty of $50.00 (the equivalent of
$1400.00 in 2013 US currency) on 30 May,
1862. He is listed as a lawyer and made a
request to the Confederate Command,
Secretary of War, for a position of Lieutenant
Colonel from his conscripted rank of Private
due to his pre-war efforts in raising troops for
service. His request was not granted. He was
granted a medical discharge on 8 August,
1862 due to existing liver disease that had
been a problem for him.
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Private Enoch Benson Cater

Company H
2nd Cavalry
39.230
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Private E B Cater
Private Cater entered service into
Troop H of the 2nd South Carolina
Reserves at Anderson, South
Carolina on 1 September, 1864 after
enlisting on 1 August 1864. He was
immediately detached for service as
a courier for General Beauregard by
his command. There are no further
records found.
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Private Henry D. Garrison

Company B
25 February 1820 26 March, 1895

16th SC Infantry

39.230
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Private H D Garrison
25 February 1820 26 March,
1895
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Private Garrison entered service

to Company B of the 16th SC
Infantry at Camp Hampton on 12
December after enlisting on 27
November, 1861. His rank at
enlistment was 4th Corporal. He
progressed through the ranks of
Corporal by receiving 3rd Corporal
in September 1862, 2nd Corporal
in November 1862 and 1st
Corporal the same month. The
only other rank change was that
in January 1864 he was reduced
toMain
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James Lawrence Orr (Non participant in the war)

39.234
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Private Joab L. Mauldin

1838 18 August 1861
Company B
2nd SC Infantry
39.244
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Private Joab Mauldin

1838 18 August 1861
Private Mauldin entered service
into Company B of the 2nd South
carolina Volunteer Infantry at
Columbia, Sc and mustered in at
Camp Davis near Richmond,
Virginia on 23 May, 1861. He was
22 years of age at the time. His
home was Greenville, South
Carolina. He contracted Typhoid
Fever and consequently died on
18 August, 1861.
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Private John E. Norris

12 March 1837 16 October 1861
Company F
2nd SC Infantry
39.241
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Private John E Norris
Private John Erwing Norris joined into
Company B of the 4th SC Infantry at
Columbia, South Carolina on14 April,
1861 and mustered in on 7 June, 1861
from his home in Anderson, South
Carolina. He was 24 years old at the
time. In July 1861 he is listed as being
sick in the hospital. He consequently
died in the hospital near Germantown,
near Fairfax, Virginia on 16 October,
1861 of Typhoid Fever.
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his back pay as Private Norris was not
married and without children. His pay
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Sergeant John S. Smith

Company L
2nd SC Rifles
39.236
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Sergeant John S Smith

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Sergeant Smith entered service into

Company L of the 2nd SC Rifles at Adams
Run, South Carolina on 21 April, 1862 as
a 1st Sergeant. He was wounded in the
Battle of 7Days near Richmond, Virginia
on June 27, 1862 and is listed as
wounded in bowels. In May of 1863
Sergeant Smith was sick in the hospital.
July of 1863 finds Sergeant Smith
present on duty. He is furloughed on 5
March 1864 to 5 May, 1864 (no reason
given) and had it extended to 15 April,
1864.
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Hospital Steward John Blair Prevost

6 November 1839 9 August
1877
First PresbyterianCompany
Church Cemetery
N 34 30.248 W -82
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5th GPS
SC Cavalry
39.259
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Private J B Prevost
6 November 1839 9 August 1877
Private Prevost entered service at
Charleston, South Carolina into
Company A of the 17th SC Cavalry at the
age of 22 years. He is listed on a
petition to make major R J Jeffords
promoted to Colonel of the consolidated
regiment.
He is next listed as being in Company D
of the 5th SC Cavalry. He was detailed by
general Beauregard to report to
Surgeon Thomason in July 1863 to
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Sergeant Joseph M. Adams

1836 8 January 1878
Company G
39.285
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Captain J M Adams
1836 8 January 1878
Captain Adams entered service on 28
January 1862 into Companies F & S of
the 4th SC Infantry. He was appointed
as Captain and Quartermaster with a
pay rate of $140.00 per month.
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Joseph Newton Whitner (Unlikely Participant)

39.269
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11 April 1799 31 March 1864
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J N Whitner
11 April 1799 31 March 1864
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Madison Lewers Kennedy

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39.256
Madison Lewers Kennedy is buried in Section C

Grave No. 75
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Private Peter Keys McCully

22 June 1845 20 June 1917
Company B
SC State Cadets
39.221
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Section C at
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Honor at his grave. He had association with SC
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Private Peter K. McCully
22 June 1845 20 June 1917
Private McCully entered service as a South
Carolina Cadet at the age of 18 years old
into Company B of the South Carolina
Cadets at Charleston, South Carolina for a
period of 3 months. There are very few
service records to indicate service.
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The Battalion of State Cadets was created

on January 28, 1861. It was also known as
John B. White's Battalion; the Local Defense
Troops, Charleston; the Boy Battalion; and
the Battalion of State Cadets-South Carolina
Infantry. The State Cadets was made up of
men who were attending The Citadel
Academy in Charleston and The Arsenal
Academy in Columbia. These academies had
been combined to create the South Carolina
Military Academy. Though the State Cadets
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39.269
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Sergeant S. L. Langston
15 April 1823 17 May 1878
Company B
4th SC Infantry
39.271
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Sergeant S H Langston
15 April 1823 17 May 1878
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Sergeant Langston entered service as

a 3rd Sergeant into Company B of the
4th SC Infantry at Anderson, South
Carolina on 14 April 1861 and
mustered in on 7 June 1861. In July
1861 he is shown as sick in the
hospital and issued a furlough from
31 September, 1861 until 31 October,
1861. After completing his 1 year
commitment he was discharged. His
leaving pay was $11.00 per month
(the equivalent of $308.00 in 2013 US
currency).
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Private Benjamin F. Whitner

22 February 1835 14 January 1919
Co G 6th Cavalry, Co B 7th Cavalry & Rutledge Mtd.
39.271
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Private B F Whitner
Private Whitner entered service into
Rutledge Mounted Riflemen on 10 July, 1862
at Columbia, SC. He mustered in on 12
January 1863 at Pocatalico, South Carolina.
He is listed as being paid for the use of a
horse at $24.50 (the equivalent of $686.00
in 2013 US currency) for November &
December of 1863. His company merged
with Company B of the 7th SC Cavalry on 1
March, 1864 and served until 31 August
1864. He was detached for use as a clerk
after a letter recommending his was written
by James L Orr. The letter outlined Private
Whitner as the son of Judge Whitner, a
graduate of South Carolina College, a lawyer
and an honorable and outstanding citizen.
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Private Thomas M. Cater

Co D
1st SC Militia
39.226
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Private T M Cater
14 February 1846 4 April
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Private T M Cater from

Abbeville, South Carolina is
listed as joining Company B of
the 4th SC Reserves. He was in
the hospital in Charleston, SC
in September 1864 and was
issued a furlough for 60 days.
He was to be transferred to
Captain Wesley Robertson on 1
November, 1864. He is also
listed as being in Company D of
the 1st SC Reserves but that he
never reported. The is very
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Private W. A. McFall
Company K
August 1842 25 November 1888

Infantry Hampton Legion

39.225
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Private William McFall

August 1842 25 November 1888
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A Private William McFall is listed as

joining but there are little support
records and a William McFall was
reported for Hamptons Legion as a
deserter.
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or both of these records.
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Private William Harrison Cater

5 August 1841 18 May 1876
Company B
4th SC Infantry
39.226
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Private W H Cater
5 August 1841 18 May 1876
Private Cater, age 19, joined for a one year
enlistment from his home in Anderson, SC into
the 4th SC Volunteers on 14 April, 1861. In
June 1861 General Beauegard issued an order
of indefinite furlough from 1 July, 1861.
Service records further indicate he was
diagnosed as having contracted tuberculosis.
He was discharged on 30 January 1862 from
the hospital in Centerville, Virginia.
He is described as being 5 feet 7 inches tall,
age 20 at the time of discharge, fair
complexion, black eyes, black hair and a
student by occupation when he enlisted. He
was due and was paid his back pay of $54.13
(the equivalent of $15.15.64 in 2013 US
currency) and a clothing allowance of $29.00
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Lieutenant William Calhoun Norris

September 1830 10 July
1862
First Presbyterian
Church K
Cemetery
GPS (Orrs)
N 34 30.251 W -82
Company
1st SC Rifles
39.240
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Lieutenant William C. Norris

September 1830 10 July 1862
Lieutenant Norris was a medical
doctor entering as a 2nd Lieutenant at
Camp Pickens, Sandy Springs,
Anderson, South Carolina at the age
of 30 years on 20 July, 1861. He
served for a period of 1 year without
serious incident but was killed in
battle at Gaines Mill, Virginia on 10
July, 1862. He was promoted to 1st
Lieutenant after his death on 12 July,
1862. His rate of pay at his death was
$80.00 per month (the equivalent of
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Private William Felix Barr

3 February 1832 27 August 1895
Company G
7th SC Cavalry
39.278
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Private William F Barr
3 February 1832 27 August 1895
Private Barr entered service into Co
G of the 7th SC Cavalry on 11
February 1863 at Anderson, SC. On
December 1863 he is listed as sick in
the hospital. On 22 February 1863 he
was furloughed for 15 days to
recuperate. In December of 1863 he
was promoted to promoted to
Corporal. On 2 April, 1865 he was
admitted to the General Hospital #9
at Richmond, Virginia and
consequently captured on 3 April
18635 at the hospital.
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On October 13, 1863 he was repaid

for recruiting expenses incurred in
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William R. Todd
39.230
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The war started 65 years before his death

in 1926. This would indicate he needed to
have lived at least 83 years to have been
18 at the start of the war in 1861.
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Captain William S. Sharp

Companies F & S
2nd SC Rifles
39.230
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Captain Sharpe was a merchant in

Anderson, SC prior to entering the
service and was a perfect fit as
Quartermaster. He served in this
capacity as acting Quartermaster
when he entered in April of 1862 at
Winchester, Virginia into Companies
F & S of the 2nd SC Rifles. His
commission was officially dated 1
January, 1862. He was transferred to
Brigade Command Staff on 26
September, 1864.
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Flat Rock Baptist Church

Cemetery
Flat Rock Baptist Church Cemetery

Elias Z. Brown
P. C. Hall
William S. Hall
J. T. Hanna
John C. Haynie
S. R. Haynie
Stephen P. Haynie
Tillman Tate
Grief Tate
John Thomas Webb
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Private S. R. Haynie
1834 - 19 May 1871
Company E
20th SC Infantry and Co J
4th SC Infantry
Flat Rock Baptist Church Cemetery GPS N 34 25.613
39.378
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Private Sydney R. Haynie
1834 - 19 May 1871
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Private Haynie entered Company I of the

4th SC Infantry as a Private into Company
E of the 20th SC Infantry on 14 April, 1863
at Anderson, SC. He enlisted for a period
of 1 year. He took ill shortly after
enlistment due to ill health from
exposure to camp life and the colder
climate. He was issued a medical
discharge and was paid his back pay of
$26.03 (the equivalent of $728.84 in
2013 US currency), his clothing
allowance of $29.00 (the equivalent of
$812.00 in 2013 US currency)and a travel
expense from Centerville, Virginia to
Anderson, SC at a rate of 16 cents (the
currency)per
20 miles for a total of $4.95
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Privat Grief Tate 29 June 1820 7 February 1892

Company F
2nd SC Rifles
39.391
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Private Grief Tate

Private Tate enlisted into Company F
of the 2nd SC Rifles on 20 February
1864 from his hoem in Anderson, SC.
He is listed as mustering in at
Gordonsville, Virginia. In June 1864
he is listed as on sick furlough. Again
in September he is listed as being on
sick furlough since 1 August, 1864.
He was paroled at Appomattox,
Virginia on 9 April 1865.
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John Thomas Webb 20 August 1841 8 July 1862

Company B
4th SC Volunteers
39.388
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20 August 1841 8 July 1862
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Private John T Webb entered service on 14

April, 1861 into Company B of the 4th SC
Volunteers from his home in Anderson, SC. He
signed up for 1 year service. Private Webb
served his first year without any major
incidents of injuries. He re-enlisted 16 April,
1862 for the duration of the war and his
company was merged into the Palmetto
Sharpshooters Company C. He was wounded
on 31 May, 1862 at a battle at Anderson, SC
and died from his wounds 8 July 1862. His
father claimed his sons back pay and all due
for his sons commitment. He was paid back
pay for 1 month, 8 days at $11.00 per month
at $11.00 per month, total $13.93(the
equivalent of $ 308.00 in 2013 US currency),
6 months clothing allowance of $25.00 (the
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Private John C. Haynie

Company E
7 July 1823 22 August 1898

20th SC Infantry

39.342
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Private John C. Haynie

7 July 1823 22 August 1898
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Private Haynie joined into Company E

of the 20th SC Infantry on 14 March,
1863 at Anderson, South Carolina. He
was transferred by order of General
Ripley on 15 June, 1863 to merge into
the cavalry due t excessive numbers
in his company. He is listed as sick on
furlough on 29 September, 1863 for
30 days. On another service record
his sick leave was extended from 29
October to 10 December 1963. From
then he is listed on picket duty until
30 April, 1864. No further records are
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Private J. T. Hanna 28 January 1831 1 November 1903

Company F
24th SC Infantry
39.365
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J T Hanna
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Private J T Hanna enlisted into Co F of

the 24th Infantry from his home at
Anderson, SC. He mustered in at Camp
Gist, near Charleston, SC on 28 March,
1862. He was appointed 4th Corporal on
10 February, 1863. He reported sick in
arch 1863. He was promoted to 1st
Corporal on 1 June, 1863. He was
promoted again to Sergeant on 1 August
1863. Sergeant Hanna is reported AWOL
and was reduced in rank. He had 5
months, 11 days at $17.00 a month and
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Private P C Hall 3 January 1842 29 January 1924

Company C
Flat Rock Baptist Church Cemetery GPS N 34 25.620 W -82
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Private PC Hall
3 January 1842 29 January 1924
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Private Hall entered the service

Sharpshooters on 14 April, 1861
at Anderson, SC. He served his 1
year commitment without serious
incident or injury and re-enlisted
for the duration of the war on 16
April 1862. He was wounded in
action on 31 May, 1862. On
September 1863 service record he
is listed as sick in the hospital. He
was listed as sick with bronchitis
on 5 April, 1863. Again on 5 July,
1863 to 8 august, 1863 he is sick
in hospital with diarrhea. Again
on 2 October,
1863 he is again
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Elias Z. Brown 26 January 1839 12 July 1916

Company D
39.348
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Private Elias Z. Brown
26 January 1839 12 July 1916
Private Elias Brown entered service at
Sumter, SC into Company E of the 19th SC
Infantry on 28 December, 1861 at the age
of 22 years.
He was captured on 25 November, 1863
at a battle near Chattanooga, Tennessee
at a place called Missionary Ridge,
Tennessee. He lost his gun and
accoutrements there is reported on his
service record. He was sent to Louisville,
Kentucky for exchange in December of
1863. He signed the Oath of Allegiance on
20 June, 1865 at Rock Island Barracks,
Illinois.
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Private Stephen P. Haynie

Company J
4th SC Infantry
Flat Rock Baptist Church Cemetery GPS N 34 25.613 W -82
39.378
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Private/Lieutenant Stephen P. Haynie
Lieutenant Haynie entered service on 7 June,
1861 at Columbia, SC as a Private from his home
in Anderson, SC into Company J of the 4th SC
Infantry at the age of 30 years. On 20 April 1862
he was promoted to Lieutenant and Acting
Adjutant for the Company. He was wounded in
the Battle at Fraziers Farm, Virginia and
subsequently died from his wounds on 8 July,
1862.
He was due back pay in the amount of $40.33
(the equivalent of $1129.24 in 2013 US currency)
as a private, $208.00 (the equivalent of $5824.00
in 2013 US currency) as a Lieutenant, $13.00
(the equivalent of $364.00 in 2013 US currency)
as Adjutant , a $50.00 (the equivalent of
$1400.00 in 2013 US currency) enlistment bounty
and a clothing commutation of $25.00 (the
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Private William S. Hall 22 April 1822 13 January 1903

Company G
2nd SC Rifles
Flat Rock Baptist Church Cemetery
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Private William S Hall
Erysipelas is a superficial
infection of the skin, which
typically involves the lymphatic
system. Erysipelas is also
known as St. Anthony's Fire, an
accurate description of the
intensity of this rash.
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Private Hall. Age 42, entered service,

21 April, 1864 at his home in
Anderson, SC into Company G of the
2nd SC Rifles. He was assigned as a
nurse in various hospitals during the
time he was active. On 23 June, 1864
he was on sick furlough for 30 days
due to complication of rheumatism.
On 7 December, 1864 he returned to
duty. On 3 January, 1865 he was
ordered to report to Surgeon Bland at
Jackson Hospital, Richmond, Virginia
for assignment. He is reported as on
sick call from January 1865 until June
1865 suffering from Erysipelas (see
note on left). His actual occupation is
listed as a shoe maker but
apparently
unable to work at it due to
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Private Tillman Tate 26 May 1817 18 October 1863

Company C 1st SC State Troops
39.384
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Private Tillman Tate

26 May 1817 18 October 1863
Private Tilman Tate entered service
into Company C of the 1st South
Carolina State Troops on 1 August,
1862 from his home in Anderson,
SC. He joined for a period of 6
months. His only service record
shows he died of unstated reasons
on 18 October, 1862.
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Friendship Baptist Church Honea
Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery

Drayton Wilson Gambrell
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Private Drayton Wilson Gambrell

11 May 1848 31 October 1913
Company A
13th SC Infantry
Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery GPS N 29.872 W -82
23.010
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Private D W Gambrell
11 May 1848 31 October 1913
Private Gambrell enlisted on 11
April 1862 for a period on 6
months. listed on only 2 service
records it shows him wounded
and absent. No further records of
him or his further service could be
found.
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G. Elrod family Cemetery
G. Elrod Family Cemetery

Adam F. Elrod
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Private Adam F. Elrod 18 January 1834 24 June 1906

Company D
18th SC Infantry
G. Elrod Family Cemetery GPS N 34 40.383 W -82 28.379
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Private Adam F. Elrod

18 January 1834 24 June 1906
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Private Adam F. Elrod entered

service on 4 December, 1861 into
Mountain Spring, Anderson, South
Carolina for a period of 1 year. On
the January 1862 service record he
is shown as being sick in the
hospital. He is shown sick again in
April as well as January of 1863. He
was discharged by order of the
Medical Board in November 1863.
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Gambrell Family Cemetery

James H. Gambrell
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Private James H. Gambrell

GPS N 34 18.446
W -82 42.716
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Private James H. Gambrell entered

service on 4 December 1861 into
Mountain Springs, Anderson, SC. He
committed for a period of 12 months.
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Generostee ARP Presbyterian Church
Cemetery
Generostee ARP Presbyterian Cemetery

Iva, South Carolina
Samuel W. Boyd
James N. Campbell
Jesse Alexander
Campbell
John W. Campbell
William Obediah
Campbell
J. O. Evans
William Hamilton
William F. Harris
Ashbury M. Holland
J. J. Martin
John S. Pressley
William Ransom
David J. Sherard
James W. Sherard
Samuel W. Sherard
Thomas A. Sherard
John R. Simpson
J. Flemmon Stacks
James W.
Stevenson
Thomas A. Stevenson
William Steward
John W. Stewart
Andrew J. Watt
J. G. Watt
John W. Watt
Thomas Alex Watt
Wiliam H. Watt
Samuel Whorton
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Sergeant William A. Ransom

Generostee Presbyterian Cemetery
42.716
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Sergeant William A. Ransom entered

service on 1 August 1861 at Rome,
Georgia into Company C of Georgias
Floyd Legion. He enlisted for a 6
month term and was discharged.
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Private John Wiley Stewart

42.716
GPS N 34 18.446
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Private John W. Stewart entered

service on 10 November, 1862 into
Company F of the 5th SC Reserves at
the age of 48 years. He joined his
company at Summerville, SC for a
period of 90 days.
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Private John W. Watt Unknown Unknown

Generostee Presbyterian Cemetery GPS N 34 18.446
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Private John W Watt

Unknown Unknown
Private John W Watt entered service
into the 24th SC Volunteers, Company
F on 1 April, 1864 at Anderson, South
Carolina. Private Watt is shown as
having a enlistment bounty due hi. He
is listed as being sick in hospital in
June 1864 at Floyd House & Ocmulgee
Hospital in Macon, Georgia, He was
suffering from Acute diarrhea and
general debility. There are no further
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Private Andrew J. Watt Private

Unknown Unknown
Company F
24th SC Infantry
Generostee Presbyterian Cemetery GPS N 34 18.456 W -82
42.697
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Private Andrew J Watt

Unknown Unknown
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March, 1863 into Company F of the
24th SC Volunteers at Anderson, SC.
In June of 1863 he was wounded on
14 May, 1863 and placed in the
hospital at Jackson, Mississippi. He
was later taken prisoner while in the
hospital and subsequently paroled
from the hospital on 2 July, 1863. In
March 1864 he was being treated at
the Hospital in Columbia, South
Carolina.
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Private J. G. Watt
1829 Unknown
Company F
24th SC Infantry
42.701
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Private Jennings G Watt

1829 Unknown
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Private watt entered into Company F of

the 24th SV Infantry on 13 January 1862
at the age of 33 years. He served
without serious incident or injury until
he was wounded in a battle near
Jackson, Mississippi on 14 May, 1863. He
was hospitalized and was captured in
the hospital near Nashville, Tennessee
on 16 December, 1864. He was later
placed in POW Camp Chase in Ohio. He
signed the Oath of Allegiance on 12 June
1865 and was discharged.
His description was that he was 5 feet 6
inches tall, light complexion, light hair,
blue eyes and 37 years old at discharge.
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Private James W. Stevenson
25 November 1838 4 October

1909
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Private James W Stevenson

25 November 1838 4 October 1909
Private James W Stevenson enter the service
on 29 October 1861 at Anderson into
Company F of the 2nd South Carolina Rifles. He
was 22 years old at that time. He transferred
on 19 January 1862 into Company D of the 1st
SC Rifles (Orrs) and went on detached duty
with the Quartermaster. He was wounded at
the Battle of Manassas, Virginia on 29
August, 1862. He was sent home to Anderson
on furlough to recuperate. He returned to
duty and served until he was captured at
Petersburg, Virginia on 3 April, 1865. He was
received at City Point Camp on 11 August,
1865.He was released by general Order No.
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Private David Josephus Sherard

Company C
42.719
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Private D J Sherard
Private Sherard entered service
Sharpshooters on 14 April 1861 at
Anderson, SC. He served his 1 year
commitment and re-enlisted on 16
April, 1862. In January, 1863 he
was detailed to guard baggage.
He is listed as sick in the hospital
in May 1863. On 15 January, 1864
he re-enlisted again at Morrisville,
Tennessee. He was paroled at
Appomattox Court House on 9
April, 1865.
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Thomas A. Sherard (verify) no record in Fold 3 or nps.gov

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42.693
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Private Samuel W. Boyd

15 July 1842 9 October 1863
Company F
24th SC Infantry
42.716
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Private Samuel W Boyd

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Private Samuel W Boyd entered

Company F of the 24th South
Carolina Volunteers at Camp Gist
near Charleston, South Carolina
Carolina. In March of 1863 he is
listed as being the prestigious
color guard for the company. On
the 10th of October, 1863 Private
Boyd was wounded in the Battle of
Chickamauga, Georgia and died on
20 September, 1863 at the Fair
Grounds Hospital in Atlanta,
Georgia.
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Private Thomas Alexander Watt

22 June 1826 12 February
1909
Generostee
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1st SC Infantry
(Butlers)
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Private T. A. Watt
March 1863 into Company I of the
24th SC Infantry at his home in
Anderson, South Carolina. He is
listed as being sick in Hospital from
14 October, 1863 until January 1864.
His last service record was for
December 1864 where he was
present for duty.
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Private William F. Harris 18 October 1833 4 October 1862

Company B
42.721
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Corporal William Harris
18 October 1833 4 October 1862
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Private William P Harris entered

service as a Private on 14 April, 1861
into Company B of the Palmetto
Sharpshooters from his home in
Pendleton, SC. He was appointed a 1st
Corporal on 11 April, 1862. He was
wounded in the Battle of 7 Pines,
Virginia on 31 May 1862. He died
from his wounds at the hospital in
Richmond, Virginia on 31 August,
1862. His father received his back
pay as Corporal Harris had neither
wife nor children. Benjamin B Harris
received back pay of 5 months at
413.00 per month - $65.00 plus a
clothing allowance of $25.00 for a
total
of $90.00.
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Private James N. Campbell

Company F
24th SC Infantry
42.708
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Private James Campbell

1863
Private James N Campbell enlisted
Infantry at Anderson, SC on 11 April,
1862. He became sick soon after
entering camp in May of 1862.
September show him on duty in
camp. Private Campbell died of an
un-named disease in camp at
Chattanooga, Tennessee on 9
October, 1863. Private Campbell was
23 years old and Martha A. Campbell
was his widow.
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Private Jesse Alexander Campbell

Company B
2nd SC Artillery
42.706
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Private Jesse Alexander Campbell

24 May 1838 20 May 1865
Private J A Campbell entered service
on 9 April 1864 at Fort Lamar into
Company B of the 2nd SC Artillery. His
home was listed as Moffitsville, SC. He
was due a enlistment bounty of
$50.00. He is listed as being in the
General Hospital No. 10 in Salisbury,
North Carolina when he was paroled
by virtue of General Surrender Order
No 10 on 2 May 1865. He died on an
un-named disease 18 days later on 20
May, 1865.
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Private John W. Campbell

1830 17 February 1863
Company F & S
2ndSC Rifles
42.708
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Private John Campbell
1830 17 February 1863
Private John Campbell entered service
into Co F & S of the 2nd SC Rifles on 29
October, 1861 at Anderson, South
Carolina. Private Campbell. In
September 1862 he is listed as being
wounded and in general Hospital No. 21
at Richmond Virginia. On 11 August
1862 he was issued a 40 day furlough
for recuperation. On 17 February, 1865
Private Campbell died of Erysipelas
(Erysipelas is an acute infection of the
upper dermis and superficial
lymphatics, usually caused by
streptococcus bacteria). His widow was
Frances S. Campbell.
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Private William Obediah Campbell

1843 1864
Company F
24th SC Infantry
42.706
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William O Campbell
1843 1864
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Private Campbell entered service into

Company F of the 24th SC Volunteers on 13
January 1862 at Camp Gist, near
Charleston, SC. He was 19 years old at the
time. He is listed as being sick since
September 1863. Private Campbell was
diagnosed with Rheumatics (One who is
affected by rheumatism) or either
Rheumatic fever. It is unclear from the
notations on the service records. The last
service record on January February 1864
shows Private Campbell had been sick
since September 1863. It is unknown when
he died in 1864.
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Private John Owen Evans

June 1828 Unknown
Company F
24th SC Infantry
42.716
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Private John Owen Evans

June 1828 Unknown
Private J O Evan enlisted into
Company F of the 24th South
Carolina Volunteers on 8 April,
1862. He is listed as sick since
enlistment until June 1862. In
September 1863 he was detached
as a Teamster sent to Morton,
Mississippi. In January 1864 he is
listed as an ambulance driver.
Private Evans re-enlisted on 8 April
1864.
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Sergeant William Hamilton

26 May 1833 11 October 1886
Company L
42.716
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Sergeant William W. Hamilton

26 May 1833 11 October 1886
Sergeant William Hamilton entered
service on 3 June 1861 into Company
L of the Palmetto Sharpshooters from
his hoe in Pendleton, SC. His rank at
entry was Private then promoted on
13 April, 1862 to 3rd Sergeant. He was
detailed to guard baggage and was
also promoted to 2nd Sergeant in
November 1862. He made 1st Sergeant
in July 1864. He served without
serious injury or incident until he was
Appomattox Court House in Virginia.
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Ashbury M. Holland
Sergeant Company I
1st SC Infantry
42.713
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Sergeant A.M. Holland

Sergeant Holland entered service on
Company I of the 1st SC Infantry at
the age of 39 years. In March of 1863
he was he was detailed to Colonel
Preston and listed as searching out
conscripts, stragglers and deserters
in the Anderson District. In July 1863
he is listed as an Enrolling
Sergeant by order of General Jones
until 30 November 1864
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Private J. J. Martin
Company H
25th SC Infantry
42.703
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J J Martin
Private J. J. Martin entered into service
on 26 February, 1864 at Anderson,
South Carolina into Company H of the
25th SC Infantry. The only service
records available state that he is
absent without official leave since 24
July, 1864. Last record was October
1864.
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Private John S. Pressley

Unknown 1863
Company B
4th SC Cavalry
42.702
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Private John S. Pressley

Unknown 1863
Private Pressley entered service
into the 4th SC Cavalry Company B
as a bugler on 20 January 1863 at
Grahamville, SC. In his March
April 1863 service record he is
recorded as being Chief Bugler
for the Regiment at
McPhersonville, SC.
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Sergeant James W. Sherard

1828 1910
Company F
24th SC Infantry
42.720
Grave not located by
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J W Sherard
1828 1910
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Sergeant Sherard entered service on 13

January 1862 at Camp Gist from his home
in Anderson, SC into Company F of the
24th SC Volunteer Infantry. He was
appointed 2nd Corporal on December 1,
1862. He was promoted again to 1st
Corporal on 30 June 1863. He was
promoted again to 2nd Sergeant on 1
August, 1863. He was wounded at
Jackson, Mississippi on 14 May, 1863. He
was promoted to 2nd Sergeant on 1
August, 1863. The November December
1863 he is recorded as owed back pay of
5 months at $13.00 per month
(5X$13.00=$65.00 (the equivalent of
$1820.00 in 2013 US currency)) and 5
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Samuel W. Sherard
1830 Unknown
Company F
24th SC Infantry
42.716
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Captain Samuel W. Sherard

1830 Unknown
Captain Sherard entered service on 13
January, 1862 from his home in
Moffitsville in Anderson, SC into
Company F of the 24th SC Infantry. He
was appointed 1st Lieutenant on 1
November 1862. He was wounded in
battle on 16 May, 1863 near Jackson,
Mississippi. He was captured at Taylors
Ridge, Georgia on 16October, 1864. He
was sent to Johnson Island POW Camp,
Ohio (near Sandusky). He was
discharged on Oath 16 June, 1865.
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when he enlisted, fair complexion,
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John R. Simpson
Unknown Unknown
Company D
Cavalry Hampton Legion
42.716
GPS N 34 18.446

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Private John R. Simpson
Unknown Unknown
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Private Simpson entered service at Ashland,

Virginia into Company D of Hampton Legion
on 5 August 1861. He was 28 years old at
the time and his home was in Anderson, SC.
His place of enlistment was Columbia, SC on
17 July 1861. On the September October
service record he is listed as being paid
$42.40 (the equivalent of $683.20 in 2013
US currency) for himself and use of his
horse. In November-December , January
February 1862 he was paid $24.00 (the
equivalent of $672.00 in 2013 US currency)
each period. On 17 July, 1862 he re-enlisted
at Columbia, SC into Company H of the 2nd
SC Cavalry. He had a horse shot out from
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Private J. Flemmon Stacks

Company F
24th SC Infantry
42.713
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Sergeant J Femmon Stacks

Sergeant Stacks entered service as a
Private on 28 February, 1862 into
Company F of the 24th SC Infantry at
Anderson, SC. He was promoted to 3rd
Corporal in 1 June, 1863. He was
promoted again to 2nd Corporal on 1
August 1863. Promotion came again to
1st Corporal on 1 February, 1864. On 12
April, 1864 he was promoted to 5th
Sergeant. He was promoted again to 4th
Sergeant on 26th April, 1865 and was
paroled.
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Private Thomas A. Stevenson

1843 1915
42.715
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Private T A Stevenson
1843 1915
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Private Stevenson entered service

on 3 May 1864 at Anderson, SC into
Company F of the 24th SC Infantry.
Private Stevenson was capture din
battle shortly after joining. He was
captured near Nashville, Tennessee
on 16 December, 1864 and held at
Camp Chase, Ohio. He took the Oath
of Allegiance on 12 June, 1865 and
was discharged. He was described
as being 6 feet tall, dark
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Private William Stewart

3 January 1823 25 June 1881
42.719
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Private William Stewart

3 January 1823 25 June 1881
Private Stewart entered service at
the age of 39 years old into
Company F of the 24th SC Infantry
at Camp Gist near Charleston, SC
on 13 January, 1862. He fought for
over a year before being captured
on 16 May, 1863 near Jackson,
Mississippi. He was released on
paroled June but went right back
to his regiment and continued the
battle.
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on 28 the
April,
1865 at
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probably
same
Greensboro,
individual. North Carolina.
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Thomas Alex Watt

Company I
1st SC Infantry
42.713
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Private T A Watt
Private T A Watt entered service on
1 March 1863 into Company I of the
1st SC Infantry at Anderson, SC. He
was reported sick between 14
October, 1863 and the end of
December 1863. In January 1864 he
was back on duty and his last
service record found was October,
1864 wit him still present on duty.
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Private William H. Watt

1840 6 November 1928
Company F
2nd SC Rifles
42.715
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Private William H Watt

1840 6 November 1928
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October , 1861 into Company F of
the 2nd SC Rifles at Anderson, SC.
He is reported sick in the hospital
in January 1863. March he is back
on duty August of 1863 he is sick
in hospital again. He was wounded
on 13 May, 1864 and in the
General Hospital No. 9 at
Richmond, Virginia. He had a
gunshot wound to his right hand
whereby he had his right wounded
finger removed. On 13 July 1864
the Medical Board declared him
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Samuel Whorton
20 November 1837 18 January 1908
Company F
1st SC Cavalry
42.698
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Private Samuel Whorton

20 November 1837 18 January 1908
Private Whorton entered service into
Company F of the 1st SC Cavalry at
Columbia, SC on 2 March, 1864 from his
detached for service at Dills Bluff at
James Island, South Carolina on 17
September, 1864. His last service
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Good Hope Presbyterian Cemetery
Good Hope Presbyterian Cemetery

Euphronius Norris Adams
James R. Ashley
C. S. Beaty
James Sadler Beaty
Joseph R. Beaty
W. C. Beaty
George W. Belcher
Robert M. Fain
W. D. Hatton
T. W. Hood
John Latham
Richard Carter Ligon
David A. McAlister
John A. McAlister
S. T. McCullough
James McMahan
Archa W. McKee
John O. McKee
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J. Tyler Mouchet
Harrison Porter Price
Penuel Ross Price
William Patrick Prince
James M. Reid
John H. Reid
James W. Spearman
Robert Stevenson
Peter T Yon
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John H. Reid
Good Hope Presbyterian Cemetery GPS N 34 19.134
41.710
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John H Reid was a medical

doctor well established in
Anderson, SC in the period
of the war. He would have
been 44 years old in 1861,
not likely to have left a
medical practice at that
age to enlist as a Private in
the CSA. There are only 2
John H. Reids listed in Fold
3 from the Anderson SC
area and the both were a
private. He is listed in both
the 1860 and 1870 US
Census as being in
Service SC
residence in Anderson,
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John H. Reid
9 March1817 17 August 1925
No
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Private William Patrick Prince

1826 1880-1890
Beauregard s SC Light Artillery
Good Hope Presbyterian Cemetery GPS N 34 19.134 W -82
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Private W P Prince
1826 1880-1890
Private W P Prince enlisted on 8
August, 1863 at Abbeville, SC into
Captain Beauregards Light
Artillery Company P. His
enlistment was for 3 years but no
further records were found under
this company.
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Private Archa W. McKee

Company F
24th SC Infantry
41.692
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Private A. W. McKee
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Private A W McKee entered service on 9

May, 1862 at Anderson, South Carolina into
Company F of the 24th SC Volunteer
Infantry. In July of 1863 he is reported as
being in the hands of the enemy. On the
November 1863 service record eh is listed
as having been captured at Missionary
Ridge, Tennessee on 26 November, 1863.
He was moved to Louisville, Kentucky on 9
December 1863 for encampment and
possible exchange. He was discharged from
enemy hands at Rock Island, Illinois on 11
December, 1863 and was attached to
Walker Division Hospital in Lauderdale,
Mississippi from 14 August, 1863 to 31
August, 1863. He was paroled to 3rd
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Captain C. S. Beaty
25 May 1832 10 September 1894
Company K
16th and 24th SC Infantry
41.697
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Captain C. S. Beaty
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Sergeant Beaty enlisted into service at

Camp Gist near Charleston, South
Carolina on 13 January, 1862 from his
home in Anderson, South Carolina. He
enter Company F of the 24th SC
Infantry as a Private. He was promoted
3 Corporal on 1 December, 1862. He was
again promoted to 2nd Corporal on 30
January, 1863. He made 4th Sergeant on
1 June 1863 and on 1 August was made
3rd Sergeant. On 11 April, 1864 he was
promoted to Jr 2nd Lieutenant. He was
promoted to Captain before being
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1 May, 1865 at Greensboro,
Private Euphronius Norris Adams

September 1894
Good HopeCompany
Presbyterian
Cemetery
N 34 Legion
19.132 W -82
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Infantry GPS
Hampton
41.689
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Private EN Adams
1894
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Private Adams entered into

Company I of Hamptons Legion
Cavalry on 1 January 1864 at the
age of 19 from his home in
Anderson, South Carolina. On 24
June of 1864 he is listed as being in
Jackson Hospital at Richmond,
Virginia listed with Chronic
Diarrhea. He was furloughed for 30
days. In January of 1865 he is
mentioned in a medical report as
having been examined and found
physically unfit for duty by the
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medical officer. This was the last
3rd Lieutenant George Washington Belcher

26 November 1831
15 January 1907
Company
C
SC
Infantry
Good Hope Presbyterian
Cemetery
GPS
N 34 19.140 W -82
41.721
Inscription reads Called

from Labor to
Refreshment Jan 15,
1907
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Lieutenant George Washington

Belcher
26 November 1831 15 January
1907
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Lieutenant Belcher entered service

as a 3rd Sergeant at the age of 29
years from his home in Anderson,
South Carolina. He enlisted on 7
January 1861 at Columbia, South
Carolina and mustered in at
Anderson, South Carolina on 14
April, 1861. He made Corporal on 7
June 1861 and the 2nd to 1st
Sergeant on 22 July, 1861. He was
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Private Harrison Porter Price

Company C

1st SC State Troops

41.692
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Private HP Price
29 November 1816 7 July
1889
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Private Price entered into

service on 1 August, 1863
South Carolina into
Company C of the 1st SC
State Troops. The only
other record found was a
December 1863 service
record showing him as
absent without leave since
19 December 1863. No
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Corporal J. Tyler Mouchet

25 March 1838 14 August 1911
Co I SC Infantry (Hampton Legion)
Good Hope Presbyterian Cemetery GPS
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Corporal J T Mouchet
25 March 1838 14 August 1911
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Corporal Mouchet entered service into

Company I of Hamptons Legion SC
Volunteer Infantry at his hoe of Anderson,
South Carolina on 14 April, 1861. He was
promoted to 3rd. Corporal 28 February,
1863. In September of 1863 he was issued
a furlough of indulgence. In November
of 1864 he was promoted to 1st Corporal.
On 27 June he received a wound in his
hand.
On 2 October, 1864, during a battle at Cold
Harbor, Virginia his horse was shot out
from under him and killed. The army
valued the horse at an amazing price of
$1600.00 at the time and was approved for
payment. This would be the equivalent of
$44,800.00
if in 2013 US currency.
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2nd Lieutenant James M. Reid

28 January 1848 25 July 1893
Company B
10 SC Cavalry
41.699
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Lieutenant James Reid
28 January 1848 25 July 1893
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Lieutenant James Reid entered service as

a Sergeant on 19 January, 1862 into
Company B of the 10th SC Cavalry from
his home in the Pickens District of South
Carolina. His horse was values at entry
at $250.00 (the equivalent of $7000.00 in
2013 US currency). He was elected 3rd
Lieutenant in July of 1862. He was
promoted again to 2nd Lieutenant in
September of 1862. On 4 December, 1862
he made request to be able to resign his
rank due to the fact he had lost his wife
at home and has small defenseless
children that were not protected. He
wished to resign service and provide safe
keeping for his children when he would
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the Infantry where he felt
Private James McMahan

14 February 1818 30 November 1889
Beat Company 4
5th SC Militia
41.685
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Private James McMahan

14 February 1818 30 November
1889
Private James McMahan is listed as
a member of the 5th South Carolina
Militia entering service at the age
of 56 years. There are no further
records of his service.
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Private James R. Ashley

Company E
20th SC Infantry
41.691
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Private James Ashley

22 November 1834 12
February 1913
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Private Ashley enlisted into

Infantry on 30 june, 1862
SC. He is listed as being
absent on sick furlough from
18 April , 1863 until 3 May,
1863. He returned and
remained on active duty and
present until he was paroled
on 2 May, 1865 at
Greensboro, North Carolina at
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Captain James Sadler Beaty
23 November 1838 26 May
1885
Company Cemetery
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17th
SC Infantry
GPS
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Captain James Beaty

23 November 1838 26 May 1885
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Captain James Beaty entered

service being elected as Captain
on 14 January, 1862 and being reelected 1 May 1862. He mustered
Infantry from Anderson, SC. He is
reported sick in the hospital in
Raleigh, North Carolina in
November 1862. He requested and
as granted sick leave of 90 days
from 28 December 1862 until 28
March, 1863. In September of
1863 he was designated as Acting
Lieutenant Colonel of the 17th
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James W. Spearman
Company C
Holcombe Legion
41.692
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Private James Spearman

23 February 1831 27
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Private Spearman entered
Company C of Holcombe Legion
Cavalry at Camp Hampton on 12
December, 1861. He had his
horse appraised at a value of
$250.00. He was discharged
due to the Conscription Act as
being too old.
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John A. McAlister Too young to have been in the civil war

41.700
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Private J. A. McAlister
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1st Lieutenant Robert Stevenson

4 January 1829 5 November
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Lieutenant Robert Stevenson

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Lieutenant Stevenson entered

service on 19 December 1863 from
Company G of the 22nd SC Infantry.
He is listed as being wounded in the
Battle for Boonsboro near Chester,
Virginia on 14 September, 1862. He
was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant on
15 October, 1862. Ha was promoted
again to 1st Lieutenant on 19
December, 1863. He was paroled
on 9 April, 1865 at Appomattox
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Private John B. Latham

Company C
1st SC State Troops
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Private John B Latham

22 June 1821 7 March 1907
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Private John Latham entered service on

13 January, 1862 from his home in
Anderson, SC into Company F of the
24th SC Infantry. He mustered in at
Camp Gist near Charleston, SC. He is
listed as being sick in the hospital in
June of 1863. In September of 1863 he
was furloughed from the hospital.
Private Latham was captured at Taylors
Ridge, Georgia on 16 August, 1864. He
was sent to Camp Douglas, Illinois
where he stayed until his discharge on
17 June, 1865. He is described as being
5 feet
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Private John O. McKee

Company F

24th SC Infantry

41.694
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Private John O McKee

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Private McGee entered service at the

age of 19 from his home in Anderson,
SC into Company F of the 24th SC
Infantry. He is listed as sick in the
hospital in July of 1863. In September
of 1863 he was furloughed from the
hospital. He was captured at Taylors
Ridge, Georgia on 16 August, 1864.
On 26 October he was sent to Camp
Douglas, Illinois POW Camp. He
apparently signed the Oath of
Allegiance and was discharged on 17
June 1865, this was after the
surrender signing at Appomattox
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Private Joseph R. Beaty

1838 - 7 October 1861
Company B
4th SC Infantry
41.700
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Private J R Beaty
1838 - 7 October 1861
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Private JR Beaty enlisted into

Company C of the 4th SC Infantry
on 14 April, 1861 from his home
in Anderson, South Carolina. He
was made 3rd Lieutenant of
Company C on 15 May, 1861. He
resigned that position for some
reason and joined Company B on
3 June 1861. In July of 1861 he is
listed as being sick in the General
Hospital at Culpeper, Virginia by
order of the surgeon. He died of
an accidental gun shot wound on
7 September,
1861 at General
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Private Penuel Ross Price

1864
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Private P R Price
1864
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Private Price entered service on 14

August, 1863 from his home in
Anderson, SC into Company G of
the 7th SC Cavalry. He changed into
Company B at some point. He is
listed as being sick in the Jackson
Hospital at Richmond, Virginia on
16 June, 1864. He was sick with
chronic diarrhea and was sent
home on sick furlough for 30 days
on 24 July, 1864. He is listed as
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Private Peter T. Yon 6 December

1831 Unknown (1880-1890)
Company L
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Private Peter Yon

6 December 1831 Unknown (1880-1890)
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Private Peter Yon entered service on 20

July, 1861 into Company KL of the 1st SC
Rifles at Camp Pickens in Sandy Springs,
Anderson County, South Carolina. He was
wounded in battle by a gunshot to the
right knee in May 1863. In November of
1863 he was detailed to guard the tax
in kind at Anderson County Court House
in Anderson, SC. August of 1864 he is
detailed to the Hospital at Richmond,
Virginia as a nurse. In September of 1864
he is assistant Quartermaster at the
hospital in Richmond, Virginia. In April
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1864 he is appointed as a ward master
Private Richard Carter Ligon

Company A
1st SC Cavalry
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Private R. C. Ligon
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Private Ligon entered service into

Company A of the 1st SC Cavalry on 1
June 1863 from his home in Abbeville,
SC. His November-December 1863
service records shows he was paid
$24.40(the equivalent of $683.20 in
2013 US currency), the typical pay for a
horse and cavalry private for 2 months.
He was detached for service elsewhere
January February of 1864. March-April,
1864 he was paid $72.80 (the equivalent
of $2038.40 in 2013 US currency) for 6
months service. His last record shows
that he was detached by order of
Colonel Black but no destination is
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Private Robert M. Fain

January 1839 1909
Company C
16th Georgia Infantry
41.670
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Private Robert M. Fain

January 1839 1909
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Private Robert Fain enlisted 11

March, 1863 in Hartwell, Hart County,
Georgia. Robert was captured in
Wilderness, Virginia at the beginning
of the war and was a prisoner of War
until it was over. The story was told,
that when Robert was captured,
either one or two of his brother's
were with him, saw Robert being
taken away and they ran away and
went back to Georgia. Company
Muster Roll list Robert Fain absent
and prisoner of War. The 16th Georgia
Infantry came from Madison, Jackson,
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Private Samuel Thompson McCullough

15 March, 1838 24 July
1916
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N 34 19.111 W -82
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Private S T McCullough
15 March, 1838 24 July 1916
Private ST McCullough
entered service into
Company A of the 1st South
Carolina Artillery. There is
only 1 service record in Fold
3 and 1 record in nps.gov to
prove entry into the CSA
military.
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T. W. Hood (verify) no record in Fold 3

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T. W. Hood
1906
He would have been only 16 at
wars start in 1861. Most likely
did not serve.
No service record found on Fold 3
or nps.gov for TW Hood in any
fashion.
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2nd
Sergeant W. C. Beaty
1840 - January 1863
Co D 7th Cavalry & Companies F&S 17th SC Infantry

41.700
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William C. Beaty
1840 - January 1863
Sergeant Beaty entered service
on 16 July 1862 at Columbia, SC
into 2nd Company D of the 7th SC
Infantry. He died of typhoid
fever on 17 January 1863.
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Private W. D. Hatton
21 May 1833 8 October 1894
Company I
SC Infantry (Hampton Legion)
41.694
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Private W. D. Hatton
21 May 1833 8 October 1894
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Private Hatton entered service into

Company I of Hampton Legion on 14
April, 1861 from his home in
Anderson, South Carolina. He was,
most likely mistakenly, marked as
deserter on 29 January, 1863. He
is later listed as being wounded by a
gunshot to the chest from a mini
ball. He was listed as entering the
Wayside General Hospital No. 9 at
Richmond, Virginia on 28 July, 1864.
He was issued a 30 day furlough for
recuperation.
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Private David A. McAlister

13 June 1849 26 August 1915
Company D
2nd SC Artillery
41.679
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David A. McAllister
13 June 1849 26 August
1915
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Private McAllister entered

service late in the war at his
home in Neillsboro, North
Carolina into Company A of
Captain Charles Light Artillery
Reserve. He was paroled only
1 month after he enlisted on 1
April 1865.
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Old Hardshell Baptist Church
Cemetery
Old Hardshell Baptist Church Cemetery

John Hunter Cannon
Hugh Harkins Dalrymple
Marshall Monroe Martin
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2nd Lieutenant John Hunter Cannon Company G 22nd SC Volunteers

Old Hardshell Baptist Church GPS
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Lieutenant Cannon entered service on

into Company G of the 22nd SC Infantry
on 17 January, 1862. He died of disease
on 24 May 1862 and is buried in
Charleston, SC according to Broken
Fortunes reference book.
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Hugh Harkins Dalrymple

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Private H. H. Dalrymple entered service

on 19 January 1864 from his home in
Anderson, SC. It is noted on his first
service record that he was absent
without leave from 14 February to 5
arch 1864. He was charged for 9
cartridges - $2.25 (the equivalent of @
$63.00 in 2014 US currency) and caps
at .25 (the equivalent of $7.00 in 2014
US currency). He was detached from
service at Mount Pleasant, SC in
December, 1864.
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Marshall Monroe Martin Private 2nd Co G 10th SC Infantry

Note found on Find A
Grave: Cemetery notes
regarding Hard Shell
Baptist Church &
Cemetery: It was located
on the Stegall farm
between Six & Twenty
Creek & Six & Twenty
Baptist Church. The old
wooden church is no
longer standing. There are
headstones but
unreadable. There was
only one headstone which
could be read.
INFORMATION FOUND IN
MY GRANDMOTHER'S
NOTES (Savilla Ann
Newton Martin) WRITTEN
IN 1934. SHE WAS BORN &
RAISED IN THE SIX &
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Private M. M. Martin entered service on 22

July 1861 at Camp Pickens sandy Springs,
Anderson County, South Carolina. His name
is mislabeled on Fold 3 as Miles M. Martin
(20), not Marshall Monroe Martin. He died of
disease at Sullivans Island, South Carolina
(Typhoid fever). His father claimed his
remains. He is listed in the 1860 US Census
for Anderson County as 18 years old and
does not show up in later census records. A
conflict in the name of his mother. On Find a
Grave his mother is listed as Sophronia Ford
Martin, not Rosalinda Martin as on 1860
Anderson County census record.
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Honea Path Presbyterian Cemetery
Honea Path Presbyterian Cemetery

William R. Armstrong
John H. Austin
W. H. Austin
James Archibald Bigby
G. M. Bigby
John Wesley Bigby
William Ashbury Bigby
James L. Brock
David Coleman
Joel B. Cox
William B. Cox
Fleetwood Clinkscales
W. F. Clinkscales
Charles Davies
John Donnald
Benjamin J. S. Greer
David R. Greer
Thomas A. Hudgens
J.A. Lewis
U. J. Mattison
Robert E. Moore
George B. Robinson
Isaac Henry Robinson
James O. B. Robinson
John Jasper Shirley
J. Marion Shirley
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Private William H. Austin

Honea Path Cemetery
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Private William H. Austin entered

service on 13 January 1863 at
Abbeville, Anderson County, SC
Infantry. He was detailed as a
teamster on the Pontoon train.
The pontoons were used to build
bridges to be able to cross rivers.
He was captured and taken as a
prisoner of war at Egypt,
Mississippi on 16 December
1864. He was sent to the POW
Camp in Alton, IL then
transferred to Point Lookout,
Maryland for exchange.
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Private Benjamin J. S. Greer

10 January 1818 8 May 1895
Company M
5th SC State Troops
Honea Path Cemetery GPS N 34 26.658 W -82 23.517
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Private Benjamin J. S. Greer

10 January 1818 8 May 1895
Private Benjamin Greer entered
service for a period of 6 months
into Company M of the 5th SC
State Troops at Union, South
Carolina on 1 August, 1863.He
served his term without serious
incident or injury.
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Private John Jasper Shirley

18 July 1825 9 March 1907
Company E
20th SC Infantry
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Private J J Shirley
18 July 1825 9 March 1907
Lieutenant Shirley entered service
as a Private on 8 February, 1864 at
Summerville, South Carolina into
Company E of the 20th Infantry. He
was appointed Lieutenant on 9
January, 1862. He is listed as being
sick in the hospital at Richmond,
Virginia with an intestinal
infection. Lieutenant Shirley felt
he was physically unable to
perform the duties of his
commission and he resigned the
commission on 13 November,
1863. Now Private Shirley was
paroled on 2 May, 1865.
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Charles Davies
22 August, 1824 20 May, 1910
Possible Candidate for service
Honea Path Cemetery
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Private Oliver C Davies

Possible
Unable to find any Charles Davies
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This Davies would have been 37
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Private David Coleman

1820 1889
Company A
6th SC Cavalry
David
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Private David Coleman
1820 1889
Private Coleman entered
service on 10 July, 1862 into
Company A of the 6th SC
Cavalry at Columbia, South
Carolina. He served without
incident of injury until he was
captured by the enemy on 30
September, 1864. Private
Coleman was sent to City
Point POW Camp in Virginia.
He was released on 24 June,
1865.
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Private David R. Greer

Company K
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Lieutenant David R Greer
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Lieutenant Greer entered service at

Camp Pickens, Sandy Springs,
Anderson, SC on 20 July, 1861. He
was 21 years old at the time. In
January 1862 he was promoted to 4th
Sergeant. Sergeant Greer was
wounded on 13 December, 1862. In
March of 1863 he was promoted to
1st Sergeant. He remained on
wounded leave until June of 1863.
He was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant
on 29 December, 1864. On the 8th of
April, 1865 he was captured at
Appomattox, Virginia. He was
transferred to Old Capital Prison in
Washington, DC. Lieutenant Greer
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Lieutenant Colonel Thomas A. Hudgins

19 June 1831 25
February 1892
1st Company
B N 347th26.665
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Honea Path Cemetery
GPS
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Lieutenant Colonel T A Hudgens

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Lieutenant Colonel Hudgens

entered service as a Private into
Company B of the 7th SC Infantry
on 15 April, 1861 at Charleston,
South Carolina. He acted as
Private for 1 month and 5 days
before he started his rise in rank.
He was a 3rd Lieutenant on 20
May, 1861. On 13 May, 1862 he
was promoted to Captain and
placed on recruiting duty. He was
wounded on 26 May, 1864 with a
gunshot wound to the right thigh.
He was sent to Columbia, SC for
treatment. He received a
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Private George B. Robinson

Company E
20th SC Infantry
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Private George M B Robinson
29 December 1843 9 August
1913
Private Robinson entered
Infantry on 11 February,
Anderson, South Carolina. He
was captured at Strasburg,
Virginia on 19 October, 1864
and sent to Harpers Ferry,
Virginia for processing. He
was released on 17 June,
1865 by virtue of General
Order 109.
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feet 5 inches tall, fair
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Private Isaac Henry Robinson
3 August 1838 6 September
1880
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Honea Path Cemetery
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Private Isaac H Robinson

3 August 1838 6
September 1880
Private Robinson entered
service on 30 June, 1862
into Company E of the 20th
SC Infantry. He was listed as
sick in the hospital in Mount
Pleasant, South Carolina in
November 1863.
Private Robinson was
furloughed on 2 May, 1865.
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Corporal J. A. Lewis
19 July 1831 30 September 1864
Company D
1st SC Cavalry
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Private James A Lewis

19 July 1831 30 September
1864
Private James Lewis entered
Company K of the 26th SC
Infantry on 1 January, 1862
at Blantons Crossroads in
Horry County, South Carolina.
Private Lewis died as a result
of war wounds he received
on 12 July, 1863.
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Sergeand James Archibald Bigby

Company E
20th SC Infantry
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Sergeant James A. Bigby

Sergeant Bigby entered service at
Camp Pickens, Sandy Springs, South
Carolina on 20 July, 1861 from his
home in Anderson, South Carolina. He
was elected as 2nd Lieutenant on 12
July, 1861 and then to 1st Lieutenant
on 20 July, 1861. On 12 February, 1862
Lieutenant Bigby sent a letter to the
Secretary of War resigning his
commission due to his inability to
perform the duties required. He had a
letter from a surgeon sent to the war
department on 10 April, 1862.
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Sergeant James L. Brock

Company E
2th SC Infantry
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Sergeant James L Brock
1891
Sergeant Brock entered service
from his home in Anderson, SC
on 29 December, 1862 into
Infantry. He is listed as sick and
on furlough from 10 December,
1864 until 10 January 1864. He
was captured at Strausburg,
Virginia on 19 October, 1864. He
was sent to Harpers Ferry,
Virginia on 25 October, 1864.
Sergeant Brock was released on
24 June, 1864.
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James O. B. Robinson
Honea Path Cemetery
Never reported for duty. Marked as

deserter.
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Need photo of grave of J. O. B. Robinson son of
J. O. Robinson
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Private James Robinson

Possible.
Never reported for duty. Marked as
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Private Joel B. Cox

Company K
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Private Joel B Cox

30 January 1847 28 March
1906
Private Cox entered service on
14 March, 1864 at Camp
Orange, Virginia into Company
K of the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). He
was absent and found wounded
in the right thigh on 25 August,
1864. He was treated and
furloughed for 50 days on 25
September, 1864. He later
received another gunshot
wound in his right knee.
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Private John Donnald

1820 5 June 1864
Company G
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Stone for John
McDonnald located
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McDonnald who is
buried at Hollywood
Memorial Cemetery
at Richmond City,
Virginia.
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Private John C. Donnald

1820 5 June 1864
Buried at Hollywood cemetery, Richmond,
Virginia
John C. Donnald CSA veteran Company G
of the 1st South Carolina Riffles (Orr's
Company)who was killed in action on 5
June 1864 at Noel Station near Jericho
Mills during the Battle of North Anna in
Virginia.
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Private John H. Austin

22 November 1842 2 November 1896
Company A
16th SC Infantry
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Private John H. Austin

22 November 1842 2 November
1896
Private Austin entered service on
12 December, 1861 into Company
A of the 16th SC Infantry at Camp
Moore in Charleston, South
Carolina. When his Company
moved on he was left behind as a
guard at Camp in Adams Run,
South Carolina. He served without
major incident or injury and was
paroled on 1 May, 1865 at
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Private John Wesley Bigby

18 April 1822 12 April 1872
Company F
1st SC Troops
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Private J W Bigby
18 April 1822 12 April 1872
Private Bigby entered service on 4
May, 1864 at Camp Orange from his
home in the Abbeville District into
Company K of the 1st SC State Troops.
He was captured as a prisoner of war
at Appomattox, Virginia on 2 April,
1865 and sent to City Point, Virginia.
He was released on 15 July, 1865
under General Order No. 109 of 6
June, 1865.
inches tall, Dark hair, Blue eyes and
of dark complexion.
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Lieutenant G. M. Bigby
22 May 1820 1 July 1899
Company K
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Lieutenant George M. Bigby
22 May 1820 1 July 1899
Lieutenant Bigby entered service as a 3
Sergeant on 20 July, 1861 at Camp
Pickens, Sandy Springs, South Carolina
(Orrs). In May and until August of 1863
he is listed as being sick in the hospital
with diarrhea and scurvy. He was sent
home on a 30 day furlough on 20 July,
1863. He was at the CSA General
Hospital No. 10 in Danville, Virginia. He
was elected as 2nd Lieutenant on 2
February 1863 and then 1st Lieutenant
on 30 September, 1864.
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Private Robert E. Moore 6 January

1844 12 November 1919
Company A
6th SC Cavalry
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Private Robert E Moore

6 January 1844 12 November
1919 entered
Private Robert Moore
service from his home in Honea Path,
SC into Company A of the 6th SC
Cavalry on 1 March, 1863. He is
listed as being in the hospital sick in
July of 1863 at Adams Run and
returning to service in November of
1863. He was wounded at the battle
at Trevillian Station, Virginia and
sent to CSA General Hospital in
Danville, Virginia. He suffered a
gunshot wound in the right thigh. On
17 September he was placed on the
dismounted battalion status. His
horse was sent to a recruit in
Lynchburg, Virginia. On 26
November, 1864 he received a flesh
wound from an exploding shell to
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his right hip area. He returned to
Private U. J. Mattison
24 July 1820 13 August 1864
Company F
1st SC Troops
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Private U J Mattison
24 July 1820 13 August
1864
Private Mattison entered
service at Columbia, South
Carolina from his home in
Abbeville, South Carolina on 18
February, 1864. He served with
state Militia prior to joining into
Company G of the 1st South
Carolina Rifles (Orrs). He died
of disease at Chaffins Farm on
30 September, 1864. He left
behind a widow Sarah Mattison.
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Brevant 2nd Leiutenant W. F. Clinkscales

28 December 1837 28
April, 1926
Honea Path Company
Cemetery B GPS N 3419th
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Lieutenant Fleetwood Clinkscales
28 December 1837 28 April, 1926
Corporal Clinkscales entered the Service
on 7 June 1861 from his home in
Anderson, South Carolina. He entered
the 4th SC Infantry and was elected 3rd
Sergeant on 15 September 1861 . In
January 1862 he transferred to Company
E of the 20th Infantry. He is listed as
being on sick furlough home from
November 1862 until he returned to duty
in March 1863. On his return he was
transferred to Company B of the 19th
Cavalry due to excessive numbers. He
was appointed 3rd Lieutenant on 10 June
1863. On 1 December, 1863 he requested
a 20 day furlough to attend to personal
matters regarding his 72 year old
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mother. In September 1864 he was on
Corporal W. F. Clinkscales
1848 - 1906
Company G
5th SC Reserves
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W F Clinkscales
1848 - 1906
Corporal Clinkscales has only 2
service records found. They show
he entered service on10 November,
1862 at Summerville, South
Carolina into Company G of the 5th
South Carolina Reserves from his
home in Abbeville, South Carolina.
See Lieutenant Fleetwood
Clinkscales. Possibly the same
individual.
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William Ashbury Bigby

Company K
Honea Path Cemetery
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24 August 1837 23 October 1911

GPS N 34 26.675 W -82 23.493
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Private William A Bigby

24 August 1837 23 October
1911
Private Bigby entered service on 18
March, 1862 from his home in
Honea Path, Anderson County,
South Carolina into Company K of
the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). On 27 June,
1862 he is listed as being wounded
at the Battle for Gaines Mill and
having his right leg amputated, in
the field, as a result. He is later
transferred to Chimborazo Hospital
in Richmond, Virginia for treatment.
He was discharged on 6 August,
1862. He appears on the Registry of
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William B. Cox
27 July 1843 26 December 1924
Company K
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Private William B Cox
27 July 1843 26 December
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Private Cox entered service into
Company K of the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)
on 25 October, 1861 at Sullivans
Island, South Carolina at the age of
18 years old. He is listed as being in
the hospital on 14 June, 1863 with
some sort of paralysis and a
condition referred to as Febris
Remittens (the fluctuation of the
body temperature usually due to
infection). He is later referred to as
a convalescent patient able to
perform the duties of a nurse in the
hospital.
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Petersburg, Virginia on 3 April, 1865
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Private James Marion Shirley

1 January 1828 26 July 1900
Company C
20th SC Infantry
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Private James M Shirley

1 January 1828 26 July 1900
Private Shirley entered service on
28 February, 1863 into Company E
of the 20th SC Infantry from his
home in Anderson, South Carolina.
He was captured in battle at
Harpers Ferry West Virginia and
then sent to Point Lookout,
Maryland on 24th October, 1864. He
was released from Point Lookout,
Maryland on 19 June, 1865.
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William Lewis Bolt
John M. Brown
William Lewis Dalrymple
Benjamin Duckworth
Aaron M. Guyton
James Albert Jolly
Christopher Columbus King
Marion A. Martin
William Chesney Martin
William M. Melton
J. P. Rogers
William Chesley Rogers
Edward Warren Webb
D. H. Webb
Edward Warren
J. N. Wilson
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Private William M. Melton

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Private William M. Melton

entered service on 1 November
1862 into Company K of the 6th
SC Cavalry at the age of 18
years.
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Private Benjamin Duckworth

1821 12 July 1862
Company D
Hampton Legion Infantry
Hopewell Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 35.455 W -82 36.634
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Private B F Duckworth
1821 12 July 1862
Private Duckworth entered
service on 1 April, 1864 from
his home in Williamston, South
Carolina into Company D of
Hamptons Legion. 30 June he
was present and accounted for.
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Private Christopher Columbus King

1920
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Private C C King
1920
Private King was apparently a
conscript and entered service
on 15 April 1864 by Executive
Order of SC into Company K of
the 7th SC Infantry at Columbia,
South Carolina. There are no
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Private D. H. Webb
1831 28 May 1898
Company D
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Private D H Webb
1831 28 May 1898
Private Webb entered service on 6 May,
1864 into Company K of the 1st SC
Cavalry in Columbia, South Carolina. He
is listed as a saddler. On 5 October,
1864 he is listed as sick at the hospital
in Charleston, South Carolina. He
remained sick and in hospital through
December, 1864. There are no further
records.
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Private Edward Warren Webb

Company L
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Private Edward W Webb

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Private Webb entered service on 17

March 1862 at his home of Anderson,
South Carolina into Company I of the 1st
SC Rifles, Orrs Company. In November
of 1862 he was in the v=battle at
Fredericksburg, Virginia. In May of
1863 he is listed as wounded and
absent. He is listed as being in the
Chimborazo Hospital No. 5 at
Richmond, Virginia. He suffered a
gunshot wound to the right hand. He
was transferred to Lynchburg, Virginia
for treatment. There are no further
service records.
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Private J. N. Wilson
Company G
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24 July 1819 19 September 1905

GPS N 34 35.447 W -82 36.632
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Private J N Wilson
24 July 1819 19 September
1905
Private Wilson entered service
on 11 August, 1863 from his
home in Anderson, South
Carolina into Company I of the
1st SC Infantry. He served
without serious incident or
injury until his discharge by
parole on 2 May 1865 at
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Private J. P. Rogers
Hopewell Baptist
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Private J P Rogers
10 September 1822 2
September 1861
Private Rogers sign up for 6
months on 1 August, 1863 into
Company A of the 1st SC State
Troops at his home in
is listed as being absent
without leave from 26 October,
1863 until 10 December, 1863.
There are no further records.
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Private James Albert Jolly

25 May 1829 22 August 1899
Company A
1st SC State Troops
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Private Albert Jolly

25 May 1829 22 August 1899
Private Albert Jolly entered service
on 1 August 1863 from his home in
Company A of the 1st SC State
Troops. He signed up for and
served a 6 months duty.
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Private John M. Brown

10 March 1822 27 August 1879
Company G
1st SC Cavalry
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Private John Brown

10 March 1822 27 August
1879
Private Brown entered service
on 15 March, 1862 into
Carolina Cavalry from his home
in Abbeville, South Carolina.
Notations on his service
records indicate he was paid at
the rate of $12.40 per month
for the use of his horse (the
equivalent of $289.95). He
served without serious
incident or injury.
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2nd Lieutenant Aaron M. Guyton

20 July 1841 11 July 1916
Company D
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Lieutenant Aaron Guyton

20 July 1841 11 July 1916
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Lieutenant Guyton entered service on 22

July, 1861 at the age of 19. He joined
Company D of the 1st SC Rifles, Orrs
Company at Campo Pickens, Sandy
Springs, Anderson, SC. He was appointed
Corporal on 1 January 1863, then 5th
Sergeant on 4 May 1863. On 15 May, 1863
he received a face gunshot wound in his
left cheek at a battle at Danville, Virginia.
He was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant on 7
January 1865. On 3 April, 1865 he was
captured at Appomattox, Virginia then
transferred to Capitol Prison in
Washington, DC. On 21 April he was sent
to Johnson Island. He was paroled by
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Private Marion A. Martin

20 March 1834 6 May 1905
Company L
1st SC Infantry
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Private Marion Martin

20 March 1834 6 May 1905
Private Martin entered into the
military at Pickens Court House,
South Carolina on 1 October,
1863 into Company E of the 1st
SC Infantry. He is listed as the
Company cook and served in
that capacity until he was
paroled in 1865 at Greensboro,
North Carolina.
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Private William Chesley Rogers

9 July 1837 7 August 1886
Company E
6th SC Cavalry
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Private William C Rogers
9 July 1837 7 August 1886
Private Rogers entered service at
Camp Preston, SC on 21 July, 1862
Cavalry. He enlisted as a 5th
Sergeant but was apparently
reduced in rank due to a physical
situation he suffered immediately
after joining. He is listed as being
sick either in Wayside Hospital or
sick at home from March 1863 until
August 1864.
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Private William Lewis Bolt
22 September 1836 14 December

1909
Company G GPS22Nnd34
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Private William L Bolt

December 1909
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Private Bolt entered service at

Columbia, SC on 17 January,
1862 into Company E of the 20th
SC Infantry. He was transferred
into the Cavalry by order of
General Ripley on 15 June, 1863.
He was on furlough from 26
December, 1864 for 21 days.
Private Bolt was listed as being
in the Hospital and being
captured there on 3 April, 1865.
He was transferred to the
hospital at Point of Rocks,
Virginia on 1 May, 1865. He was
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Private William Louis Dalryple

12 July 1844 21 May 1926
Company M
20th SC Infantry
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Private William Dalrymple

12 July 1844 21 May 1926
Private Dalrymple joined the service
on 25 October, 1862 at Anderson,
South Carolina. He entered
Company E of the 20th SC Infantry.
He served in the infantry until he
was ordered into service with the
Cavalry on 15 June 1863. This
transfer was ordered by General
Ripley due to excessive numbers in
the infantry. No further records
were found.
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Private Edward Warren

20March 1827 4 February 1898
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Private Edward Warren

20March 1827 4 February 1898
Private Edward Warren entered
service late in the war on 1 May, 1864.
He is listed as joining from his home
near Dalton, Georgia. There are very
few records of further information.
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Sergeant William Chesney Martin

Company I
1st SC State Troops
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Private William C Martin

Private Martin entered service on 1
March 1863 from his home in
Company I of the 1st SC Infantry. He
served without serious incident or
injury until he was captured at
Smiths Ford on 16 March, 1865. He
was transferred to Point Lookout via
Newborne, North Carolina on 3 April,
1865. He was released on 29 June,
1865. He was described as being 5
feet 9 inches tall, dark complexion,
dark brown hair and hazel eyes.
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Iva City Cemetery
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Iva, Anderson County, South
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Iva, South Carolina
David F. Sadler
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Iva, South Carolina
G. W. Evans
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Company D
Iva Methodist Cemetery GPS N 34 18.333 W -82 39.998
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Private Joseph E Spearman

Private Spearman entered service as
a conscript on 7 July 1862 into
Company D of the 1st SC Rifles, Orrs,
Carolina. On 10 February, 1863 he
was sent to the hospital with chronic
diarrhea and he was nor released
until the end of July, 1863. He
returned to service and had no other
incident of injury of any
consequence. He was paroled on 9
April, 1865.
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Private G.W. Evans

Company L
1st SC Rifles
Iva Methodist Cemetery GPS N 34 18.327 W -82 40.009
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George W. Evans
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Private Evans entered service on

20 July, 1861 at Camp Pickens,
Sandy Springs, Anderson, South
Carolina into Company L of the 1st
SC Rifles. He was slightly wounded
at Fredericksburg, Virginia in
November, 1862. He was captured
at Salisbury, North Carolina on 12
April, 1865. He was forwarded to
Camp Chase at Nashville,
Tennessee on 2 May, 1865. He was
described as being of florid
complexion, black hair, hazel eyes
and stood 5 feet 8 inches tall.
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Kay Family Cemetery
Kay Family Cemetery

Williamston, South Carolina
William Marvin Smith
Enoch H. Kay
Eldred J. Kay
Silas Key Kay
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Private William Marvin Smith

1923
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Private William Marvin Smith

Private Smith entered service into
Company G of the 22nd SC
Volunteers at Anderson, South
Carolina. He enlisted for a period
of 6 months. His last service
record was for July, 1862 where he
was due 4 months back pay at
$11.00 per month (the equivalent
of $308.00 in 2013 US currency).
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Private Enoch H. Kay

4 February 1823 1867
Company A
1st SC State Troops
Kay Family Cemetery GPS N 34 35.652 W -82 33.968
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Private E H Kay
4 February 1823 1867
Private Kay joined into Company A of
the 1st South Carolina State Troops on
1 August, 1863 from his home in
Anderson, SC. The only service records
found show him absent on furlough or
absent without leave. No further
records were found. He enlisted at the
age of 40 years.
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Silas Key Kay

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Lebanon Baptist Cemetery

Williamston, South Carolina
William Burress
John Pegg Campbell
John Hunter
Albert Johnson
John Tyler Jones
Johnson Link
A. N. Richardson
M B Richardson
Samuel W. Smith
W A Wallace
F. Marion Welborn
Jasper A Williams
William H Wilson
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John Pegg Gambrell

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Private John Pegg Gambrell

entered service on 16 August
1864 into Company H of the 2nd
SC Cavalry Reserves from his
home in Anderson, SC. There
are no further records of his
service.
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William Burress
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Private William Burress entered

service on 14 April 1861 from
Company I of the Hampton
Legion Infantry. On 1 April 1863
he was listed as being absent
without leave. On his last
service record in October of
1863 he is still listed as being
absent without leave since 1
April 1863. There is no further
records to indicate that he was
discharged of court marshaled.
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William Henry Wilson

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Possible but unconfirmed.
This William H. Wilson entered

service on 17 January 1862 at
Columbia, SC. He was wounded in
the thigh by a mini ball on 1 July
1864. He was paroled on 9 April
1865 at Appomattox Court House,
Virginia.
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Jasper A. Williams
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Jasper A. Williams possible but

unable to confirm without more
personal information.
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F. Marion Welborn
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F. M. Welborn
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Private William Augustus Wallace

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William Augustus Wallace buried at
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Private Samuel W. Smith
6th SC Infantry
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Private Samuel W. Smith entered

service on 19 June 1861 at
Summerville into Company B of the
6th SC Infantry at the age of 19
years. He became missing in
action on 30 September 1864. He
is also listed as missing
supposed to have been killed.
Private Smith apparently was not
killed and most likely was a POW
until wars end. He was listed as a
blacksmith.
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Private John Hunter
22nd SC Infantry
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Company G
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Private Hunter entered service on

1 September, 1863 at Savannah,
Georgia into Company G of the 22nd
SC Infantry at Savannah, Georgia.
On the 23rd November, 1863 he was
placed in the hospital in
Summerville, SC. He returned to
duty and died as a result f
dysentery at Farmville, Virginia on
7 July, 1864.
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Private Albert Johnson
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Private Albert Johnson entered

service on 18 March, 1862 from his
Company L of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs). On the November
December, 1862 service record he
is listed as being wounded in the
Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Private Johnson was discharged on
11 February, 1863 as a result of
his wounds.
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Private John Tyler Jones
Captain Beauregard's Light Artillery
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Private John Tyler Jones

entered service on 4
January, 1864 at Columbia,
SC into Captain
Beauregards SC Light
Artillery. He was wounded
on 9 May, 1863. He was
captured on 30 July, 1863 at
Snyders Bluff, Mississippi
near Jackson, Mississippi.
He was sent to Camp
Morton POW Camp in
Indianapolis, Indiana on 7
August, 1863. He changed
sides and enlisted in the
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Private Johnson Link entered

service on 10 November, 1862 at
Summerville, South Carolina into
Company H of the 5th SC Reserves.
He was 40 years old at the time
and joined for a 90 day period. His
home was in Abbeville, SC.
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A. N. Richardson
SC Reserves
Company F (needs verification)
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was a Sergeant in Company F of
the SC Volunteers no military
records were found to
substantiate that. He would have
been only 14 at wars beginning of
1861 and 18 or 19 at wars end. He
may well have served in some
fashion with a home guard or
something like that.
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Corporal M. B.
Richardson entered
service on 5 March,
1863 at Columbia,
SC into Company A
of the 1st SC
Artillery. He was
paroled at
Greensboro, NC in
1865 at wars end.
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Brevet rank of
Colonel after the
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Jesse Lewis
Robert Y. Lewis
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Jesse Lewis No records found
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Private Robert Y. Lewis

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Private Robert Y. Lewis entered

home in Anderson, SC into Company
K of the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). He died
of an unstated reason at the
Columbia Greenville Rail Road on 12
June 1862.
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Long Branch Baptist Church
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Anderson County South Carolina
Long Branch Baptist Church Cemetery

James H. Emerson
James P. Haynie
James M. Hawkins
Steven Shirley
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Private James H. Emerson

Company I
Long Branch Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 26.296 W -82
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Private J H Emerson
25 November 1837 10 June
1931
Private Emerson originally
signed up for 1 years service
on14 April,1861. He re-enlisted
on 16 April, 1862 and was
killed in action on 30 June,
1862. He received wounds in
the Battle of Seven Days near
Richmond, Virginia.
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Private James M. Hawkins 3 August 1832 1898

Company C
16th SC Infantry
Long Branch Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 26.296 W -82
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Private James Hawkins

3 August 1832 1898
Private Hawkins entered service on
20 December, 1861 at Camp Hampton
into Company C of the 16th SC
Infantry. He served without any
major incident or injury to at least
August, 1864, his last service record
found.
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Private Steven Shirley

1822 1864
Company E & S
20th SC Infantry
Long Branch Cemetery GPS N 34 26.300 W -82 32.996
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Private Stephen Shirley

1822 1864
Private Shirley entered service at
the age of 40 years on 29 December,
1862 at Anderson, South Carolina
Infantry. He served until he was
discharged in February, 1863
according to Act 77 which
disallowed anyone over 40 years of
age to serve. There is no indication
his death in 1864 was connected to
his service time.
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Private James P. Haynie

Long Branch Cemetery GPS N 34 26.292 W -82 33.004
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Private James P Haynie

Private Haynie entered service on
30 June 1862 at Anderson, South
Carolina into Company E of the 20th
SC Infantry. He served with this
company until he was transferred
into the Infantry by order of General
Ripley on 15 June 1863. He then
served under Company B of the 19th
Cavalry.
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Martin Family Cemetery
Martin Family Cemetery

Sanford Marion Martin
Thomas Hembre Martin
William Chesley Martin
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Sanford Marion Martin

Company K
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Private Sanford Marion Martin

first entered service on 7 June
1861 at Columbia, SC into
Company D of the 4th SC Infantry
until the end of 1861 in Company
D of the 4th SC Infantry. A SM
Martin from Anderson, SC served
from December 1861 until June
of 1862 in Company A of the 13th
Infantry. Sanford M Martin is
again recorded to have served in
Hamptons Legion Infantry with
his last dated record be for
December 1864. There are large
gaps of missing records between
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Thomas Hembre Martin

Company K
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There are several Thomas

Martins listed that may be this
individual. They were in in
Company G of the 7th SC Infantry
or Company F of the 17th SC
Infantry or Company E of the SC
Artillery or Company D of the 3rd
SC State Troops if he served at
all. He would have been 41 years
old at the wars beginning in
1861.
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William Chesley Martin

Company K
Martin Cemetery
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Martins listed that may be this
individual. One in Company I of
the 1st SC Infantry who was from
Anderson and joined on 1 March
1863. He was captured by the
enemy on 3 April 1865 at Smiths
Ford near Newborn, NC. He was
sent to Point Lookout, Maryland.
He was released from there on
29 June, 1865. He was described
as being of dark complexion,
dark brown hair, hazel eyes and
standing 5 feet 9 inches tall.
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Mattison Miller Family Cemetery
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Charles Stark
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Lieutenant Colonel Charles Stark Mattison 26 May 1831 17

February 1882
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Lt Colonel CS Mattison
26 May 1831 17 February 1882
Lt. Colonel Mattison joined te service on 4
April, 1862 at his home in Anderson, South
Carolina. He entered into the 4th Regiment
of the SC Volunteers and was
commissioned Major on 24 April, 1862.
Shortly after being commissioned he was
wounded in the Battle of Seven Pines on 26
May, 1862. He was either promoted prior to
his resignation or accepted a brevet rank of
Lieutenant Colonel before resigning on 25
November, 1862 due to a compound
fracture of the right scapula (shoulder
bone).
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McNeely Cooper Family Cemetery
McNeely-Cooper Family Cemetery

Powdersville, South Carolina
James H. Neely
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Corporal James H. McNeely

1837 - 6 February 1909
Company A
16th SC Infantry
McNeely Family Cemetery GPS N 34 47.559 W -82 27.934
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James H McNeely
1837 - 6 February 1909
Private McNeely entered service
in December of 1862 at Camp
Hampton, Anderson County, SC
into Company K of the 16th
Infantry. He served nearly a year
but was captured near Graysville,
Georgia on 25 November, 1863.
He was transferred to Louisville,
Kentucky and then to Rock
Island, Illinois on December 11,
1863. He was listed for exchange
and was discharged on 12
December, 1863.
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McThursday Family Cemetery
McThursday Family Cemetery

Banister Allen
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William Hardy
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2nd Lieutenant Banister Allen Davis

15 October, 1839 24 July
1905
Company Cemetery
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McThursday Methodist
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23.998 W -82
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Lieutenant Banister Davis

15 October, 1839 24 July 1905
Lieutenant Davis entered service on 4
June 1861 at camp Butler from his
home in Abbeville, South Carolina. On
17 July, 1861 he had a bout with the
measles any on 22 August 1861 he was
hospitalized with Catarrh
(inflammation of the mucous
membranes in one of the airways). He
was promoted to 4th Sergeant on 2
August, 1861, then 2nd in October of
1861 and 1st Sergeant on 6 February,
1862. He was elected to 2nf
Lieutenant on 21 September, 1862. He
became sick and was hospitalized from
November to December or 1863. He
later
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William Hardy
McThursday Methodist Cemetery GPS N 34 24.000
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Midway Presbyterian Church
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Midway Presbyterian Church Cemetery

Robert Smith Bailey
Robert F. Brown
Hugh C. Erskine
C. M. Gentry
Lewis Wiley Gentry
J. W. Lewis
Newton S. Maddox
G. M. McDavid
William Evans McConnell
James Hamilton McConnell
Samuel McCulley
John Bayless Neal
Charles Leroy Webb
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Private G. M. McDavid
Company L
Midway Presbyterian Cemetery GPS N 34 33.694 W -82
36.660
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Private G W McDavid
Private McDavid enter the service on
14 April, 1861 at the age of 30 years.
He joined into Company J of the 4th SC
Infantry that was later absorbed into
Company L of the Palmetto
Sharpshooters. He enrolled for 1 year
service but when the year was
complete he re-enlisted for another
year and was detached as a wagon
master. He was discharged from
service on 22 July 1862.
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He was describer as being 5 feet 10

inches tall, fair complexion, blue eyes
and sandy hair.
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Private Charles Leroy Webb

26 February 1840 6 July 1921
Company G
22nd SC Infantry
36.662
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Private Charles Leroy Webb

26 February 1840 6 July 1921
Private Webb entered service at
Columbia, South Carolina on 17
June, 1862 into Company G of the
22nd South Carolina Volunteers. He
was detailed as a teamster (wagon
master or transportation specialist)
on 31 December, 1863. He served
until he was paroled on 9 April,
1865.
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Private Hugh C. Erskine

Company L
36.663
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Private Hugh C Erskine

Private Erskine entered service on 3
January, 1861 at Anderson, South
Carolina into Company L of the
Palmetto Sharpshooters. In
September of 1862 he is listed as on
sick furlough. He was paroled on 9
April, 1865.
inches tall, dark complexion, blue
eyes and dark hair.
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Private J. W. Lewis
Unknown Unknown
Company B
4th SC Infantry
36.646
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Private James W Lewis

Unknown Unknown
Private Lewis entered service on
31 May, 1861 from his home in
Company B of the 4th SC Infantry.
He was wounded on 27 July, 1862.
This was a gunshot wound to the
buttock on 30 July, 1864. He was
treated and released on 20 August
1864. He was wounded again on
30 September,1864 having his
right eye shot out. There are no
further records.
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Private John Bayles Neal

Company G
16 SC Infantry
36.660
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Private John Bayless Neal

Private Neal entered service on 22
July 1861 into Company D of the 1st
SC Rifles at Camp Pickens, Sandy
Springs, Anderson, SC. He is listed
as on sick furlough in January,
1864. He is listed again as sick in
the hospital with Typhoid on 6
August, 1862 until 8 September
1862. There are no further records
available for this soldier.
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Private Lewis Wiley Gentry

Company C
36.646
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Private Lewis Wiley Gentry

1905
Private Gentry entered
service on 25 March, 1863 at
Columbia, SC into Company C
of the Palmetto
Sharpshooters. In July of
sick. There is little records to
verify other service other
than that he was paroled on
9 April 1865 at Appomattox
Court House.
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Newton S. Maddox
No record on Fold 3 or NPS.gov
36.644
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Private Newton S. Maddox

Most likely not a CSA veteran. He

would have been 13 years old at wars
start in 1861.
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Private Robert F. Brown

Company L
36.644
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Private Robert F Brown

Private Brown entered service on
20 July, 1861 at Camp Pickens,
Carolina. He was slightly wounded
at Battle of Fredericksburg,
Virginia, near Richmond on 27
June, 1862.
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Private Robert Smith Bailey

1908
Midway Presbyterian
N 34 (Orrs)
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Private Robert Smith Bailey

September 1908
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Private Bailey entered service on

22 July 1861 at Camp Pickens,
Carolina into Company D of the
1st SC Rifles. He is listed as being
on sick furlough in November
1861 through February 1862. He
was discharged by order of
Colonel J F Marshall on 18 April,
1862. He is listed as being 5 feet
9 inches tall, fair complexion,
blue eyes and auburn hair.
Private Baily was 38 years old
when
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Sergeant James Hamilton McConnell

13 November 1828 11
August 1911
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Sergeant James McConnell
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Sergeant McConnell entered service as a

Corporal at camp Pickens, Sandy Springs,
Anderson, SC on 22 July, 1861 into Company
D of the 1st SC Rifles, Orrs. He was
promoted to 5th Sergeant by January 1862,
then 3rd Sergeant by November 1862. He
went on a 40 day furlough to Anderson, SC
in November 1862. In January of 1863 he
was promoted to 2nd Sergeant. He then was
required to take a sick furlough to Anderson,
SC for 36 days from 11 February 1863. In
March of 1863 he was in the hospital in
Columbia, SC with an undisclosed illness.
After that he is listed as being in the
hospital most of the time between January
1864 and August of 1864. He was captured
April,
1865 and
to at Petersburg, Virginia on 3
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William Evans McConnell

20 October 1833 15 August 1900
2nd Company E
5th SC Infantry
36.647
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Private William E. McConnell

16 September 1848 28 February
1914
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McConnell he was only 15 when he
entered service at Union Court House
on 15 February, 1863. In June of 1863
the Company Surgeon sent him to the
hospital with a undisclosed illness
where he spent most of the remainder
of his military time, until 1 April 1865,
being treated.
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Samuel McCulley
Multiple persons found with same name
Midway Presbyterian Cemetery GPS N 34 33.685
36.649
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Private Samuel McCulley

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Samuel McCullys on the records.
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C. M. Gentry
Midway Presbyterian Cemetery GPS N 34 33.685

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C M Gentry
1905
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Mount Airy Baptist Church
Mount Airy Baptist Church Cemetery

Matthew Capps
W. S. Murphy
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Mountain Airy Baptist Church GPS
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A M.W. Capp (possibly Matthew W.

Capp but not confirmed) entered
service on 16 February, 1863 at
Willimgton, North Carolina into
Company H of the 22nd SC
Infantry. On May 17th 1863 he is
listed as absent without leave and
is consistently listed as such until
is marked as being dropped from
the rolls and considered a
deserter at Branchville on 17 May,
1863 on the 12 January, 1864
service record.
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Private W. S. Murphy
Mountain Airy Baptist Church
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W. S. Murphy
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Private W S Murphy entered

service into Company D of
Hamptons Legion on December
11, 1861 into Hampton Legion.
Apparently many service records
were lost because only two were
found and they were dated 1864.
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Mount Airy Baptist Church
Mount Airy Baptist Church Cemetery

Matthew Capps
W. S. Murphy
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A M.W. Capp (possibly Matthew W.

Capp but not confirmed) entered
service on 16 February, 1863 at
Willimgton, North Carolina into
Company H of the 22nd SC
Infantry. On May 17th 1863 he is
listed as absent without leave and
is consistently listed as such until
is marked as being dropped from
the rolls and considered a
deserter at Branchville on 17 May,
1863 on the 12 January, 1864
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Private W. S. Murphy
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W. S. Murphy
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Private W S Murphy entered

service into Company D of
Hamptons Legion on December
11, 1861 into Hampton Legion.
Apparently many service records
were lost because only two were
found and they were dated 1864.
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Mt. Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery

Andrew B. Adams
Archibald S. Armstrong
Edward Wesley Ashley
John H.
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John Thomas Ashley
Wilson A. Ashley
James
Banister Banister
Mattison
Thomas Banister
William L. Banister
Clement L. Bigby
Reuben Brock
Steven Milton
Fisher
James R. Hinton
Daniel
Mitchell
E. Mitchell
Jeromiah
Moore
Stephen G. Murdock
Benjamin Franklin Pruitt
John P. Pruitt
Thomas Pruitt
William Pruitt
James Rhody
Peter Rickets
David Washington Saylors
John B. Saylors
William J. Saylors
John C. Shaw
I. T. Shaw
William F. Shaw
William Perry Smith
George Washington Lafayette Mitchell James Taylor

Jesse
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Private John H. Ashley

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Private John H. Ashley entered

service on 14 April 1861 into
Company L of the Palmetto
Sharpshooters. He was appointed
to be the teamster for the
regiment. He was listed as being
absent without leave on 17
November 1863. On 31 March 1864
he is listed as a deserter.
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Private James R. Hinton

Company G, K 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)
Mount Bethel Baptist Church GPS
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Private James R. Hinton entered

service on 19 March, 1862 from his
home in Abbeville, SC into
(Orrs). He transferred into
Company K of the 1st SC Rifles on 9
April 1862. He was paroled on 9
April, 1865 at Appomattox,
Virginia.
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Private John Preston Pruitt

Company E
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Private J. P. Pruitt entered service

home in Honea Path, Anderson
County, SC into Company E of the
20th SC Infantry.
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Private J. B. Saylors Company D 55th Georgia Infantry

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Private J. B. Saylors entered

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Private John C. Shaw Company E 20th SC Infantry

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Private John C. Shaw entered

service on 13 July, 1863 from his
He served without serious incident
or injury until he was paroled at
Greensboro, NC on 2 May, 1865.
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Private William L. Banister Company K 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)

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Private William L. Banister entered

Pickens into Company K of the 1st
SC Rifles (Orrs) at the age of 21
years. He was given a medical
discharge after he contracted
Phthisis (tuberculosis). He was
describer as being 6 feet tall, fair
complexion, grey eyes and brown
hair.
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Private William Pruitt

Company H 16th SC Infantry
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Private William Pruitt entered

service on 8 January 1862 at Camp
Moore into Company H of the 16th
SC Infantry. Only one service
record found with the last name
spelled as Pruitt and a apparent
misspelling of his last name as
Prewitt from the same company
and unit with more detailed
service.
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Andrew B. Adams Private Co E 20th SC Infantry

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Private Andrew B Adams

16 December 1841 5 June 1865
Private Adams entered service on
29 December 1861 from his home
in Anderson, SC into Company E of
the 20th SC Infantry. Other than
camp sickness issues he spent his
term of service without serious
incident or injury.
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Archibald S. Armstrong Private/Musician Co E 2th SC Infantry

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Private Archibald Armstrong

Private Archibald Armstrong
entered service on 17 May 1863 as
a musician into Company E of the
20th SC Infantry at Anderson, SC.
He was on sick furlough from
August through September of
1863. He was on sick furlough
again from 16 December 1863 until
16 January 1864, which was later
extended until 27 February 1864.
His May June service record
shows him sick in the hospital in
Columbia, SC. This was his last
service
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Benjamin Franklin Pruitt Private Co B 43rd Georgia Infantry

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Private Benjamin Franklin Pruitt

3 January 1833 11 October
1906
The only record for Private
Benjamin Franklin Pruitt was
the cover record in the
Company E of the 43rd Georgia
Infantry.
No other records in North or
South Carolina were found.
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Clement L. Bigby Private Co K 1st SC Rifles

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Private Clement L Bigby

30 January 1832 21 July 1900
Private Clement Bigby entered
service on 21 July 1861 from his
home in Pickens into Company K of
the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). He was 29
years old at the time. He served
until wars end without serious
incident or injury.
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Private Daniel Mitchell

Company L Palmetto Sharpshooters
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Private Daniel Mitchell

1843 20 June 1898
Private Mitchell entered service on
24 April 1862 from his home in
Anderson, SC into Company L of
the Palmetto Sharpshooters at the
age of 22 years. He was wounded
on 30 June 1862 at the Seven
Days Battles near Richmond,
Virginia. He was sent to the
hospital on 28 October 1862 but
was back on duty in November
1862. He was again hospitalized
and returned to service on 24
August 1863. He was again sent to
the
hospital on 27 August 1864
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David Washington Saylors Private Co A 12th SC Infantry

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Private David W Saylors

Private Saylors entered service on
4 May, 1862 from his home in
Company A of the 12th SC Infantry.
He served without major incident
or injury until he was captured at
Amelia Court House, near
Petersburg, Virginia, on 3 April
1865. He was sent to Point
Lookout, Maryland where he was
sick in the hospital. He was
released from there on 6 June,
1865.
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Private E. Mitchell
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E. Mitchell
4 November 1837 4 November
1908
Only one record showing this E.
Mitchell from Belton, SC entered
No further records were found.
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Edward Wesley Ashley Private Co E 20th SC Infantry

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This Edward Ashley was born in

1804 which would have made him
57 years old at wars start. A most
unlikely participant in the effort
but could have been in service.
This was the only Edward W.
Ashley found on Fold 3 and
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George Washington Lafayette Mitchell

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This George Washington

Mitchell was only 18 when he
enlisted in Company K of 1st SC
Rifles, Orrs. He was KIA in
Elmira, NY on 7 September
1864 and is buried at
Woodlawn N.C. #213 Elmira
The George Washington
Layfette Mitched on this grave
was born in 1825 making his to
be 36 years old at wars start.
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James Rhody (verify) No record found in Fold 3 for SC or GA

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John Thomas Ashley Private Co E 20th SC Infantry

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Private John T Ashley

Private Ashley entered service 29
December 1861 from his home in
Honea Path, Anderson County, SC
Infantry. His last service record
found was June of 1864. he served
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James Banister Private Co E 20th SC Infantry

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Private James Banister

30 August 1814 23 February
1888
Private Banister entered service
on 1 September 1863 from his
home in Honea Path, Anderson
County, SC into Company E of the
20th SC Infantry. The last service
record found was for June of
1864.
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James Taylor Private Co F 7th SC Infantry

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Private James Taylor

1812 Unknown
Private Taylor entered into
service at the age of 46 years old
into company B of the 7th SC
Abbeville, South Carolina of 16
April, 1861. He served until he
was discharged because of his
age (over 40) on 15 July, 1862.
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Jeremiah Moore Private Company E 1st SC State Troops

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Private Jeremiah Moore

1809 - 23 February 1877
Private Moore entered service on 1
August 1863 for a six month term into
Company E of the 1st SC State Troops
from his home in Pickens, SC. He served
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Jesse T. Murdock Private Co E 20th SC Infantry

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Private Jesse T. Murdock

Private Jesse Murdock entered
service on 30 June 1862 from
his home in Abbeville,
Anderson County, SC into
Infantry. He was sent to the
hospital on 13 October 1863
and sick leave was extended
until January of 1864. He was
reported back on duty in March
of 1864. He was paroled at
Greensboro, North Carolina on
2 May 1865.
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John Thomas Ashley Private Co E 20th SC Infantry

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Private John Ashley

20 January 1837 5 February
1922
Private John Ashley entered
service on 29 December 1861
from his home in Honea Path,
Anderson County, SC into
Infantry. He is listed as being
sick on 29 June until 13
September. He returned to
service after that.
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Mattison Banister Private Co E 20th SC Infantry

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Private Mattison Banister

1823 1895
Private Bannister entered service on
29 December 1861 from his home in
Anderson, SC into Company E of the
20th SC Infantry. He was involved with
a Court Martial proceeding that cost
him one months pay in May of 1863.
He served through June of 1864, his
last service record found.
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Peter Rickets Private Co I 19th SC Infantry

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Private Peter Rickets

1825 - 10 July,1863
Private Rickets entered
service on 17 December
1861 at his home in
Abbeville, South Carolina.
He was detailed as a
wagoner in Company I of
the 19th SC Infantry. On 10
July 1863 he contracted
Typhoid fever and died
from the disease.
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Reuben Brock Private/Musician Co C 1st SC Troops & Co E 20th SC

Mount Bethel Infantry
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Private Reuben Brock

18 November 1818 9 June
1896
Private Brock entered service
Company C of the 20th SC
Infantry. He was detached to
serve in the Engineering
Department on 1 January 1864.
He was paroled at wars end on
27 April 1865 at Greensboro,
North Carolina.
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Stephen G. Murdock Private Co E 20th SC Infantry

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Private Stephen G Murdock

Private Murdock entered service on 30
June 1862 from his home in Honea Path,
Anderson County, SC into Company E of
the 20th SC Infantry. He is reported to
have been sent home on sick furlough
in January of 1863. He is listed as
having been sent to the hospital in
March of 1863. He is reported back on
duty in May of 1863. He was captured
at Columbia, SC on 14 February 1865
and sent to Harts Island, new York
POW camp. He was released on 16 June,
1865 under General Order 109 at wars
end.
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Steven Milton Fisher Private Co F 1st SC State Troops

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Private S M Fisher
12 May 1822 25 June 1904
Private Fisher entered service
on 1 August 1863 from his
home in Abbeville, Anderson
County, SC into Company F of
the 1st SC State Troops. He
served his six month term
without serious incident or
injury.
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Thomas Banister Private Co E 20th SC Infantry

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Private Thomas Banister

15 April 1832 12 March
1908
Private Banister entered
service on 30 June 1862 into
Anderson, CS. He was
admitted to the hospital on
15 July 1863 at Farmville,
Virginia suffering from
Ascites (Ascites results
from high pressure in the
blood vessels of the liver).
On 2 May 1865 he was
paroled at Greensboro, North
Carolina.
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Thomas Pruitt Private Co E 20th SC Infantry

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Corporal Thomas Pruitt

23 January 1844 11 July 1923
Private Pruitt 29 December 1861
from his home in Honea Path,
Anderson County, SC into Company E
of the 20th SC Infantry. He was
promoted to Corporal on 16 July
1863.
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I. T. Shaw Private Co K 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)

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I. T. Shaw
25 January 1841 13
December 1862
Private Shaw entered
service at the age of 20
years on 20 July 1861 at
his home of Anderson, SC
and at Camp Pickens,
Sandy Springs, Anderson
County, SC
When he was 21 years old
he was killed in action at
the Battle of
Fredericksburg, Virginia on
13 December 1862. His last
resting place is unknown.
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William F. Shaw Private Co K 1st SC Rifles

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Private William F Shaw

4 March 1843 16 July 1862
Private William F. Shaw died of
disease His last resting place is
unknown. Memorial stone with
brother at this cemetery.
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William J. Saylors Private Co A 12th SC Infantry

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Private William J Saylors

7 July 1834 10 November
1919
Private Saylors entered
1861 as a transfer from
Hampton Legion. He joined
Company A of the 12th SC
Anderson, SC. He was
captured on 2 April 1865
and sent to Harts Island,
New York. He was released
on 16 June 1865 under
General Order 109 at wars
end. He was described as
being on light complexion,
dark hair, grey eyes and
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standing 5 feet 7 inches
William Perry Smith Sergeant Co F 16th SC Infantry

Took the Oath of

Allegiance and
joined the Union
Army after
being captured.
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Allegiance and
joined the Union
Army after
being captured.
Sergeant William Perry Smith
27 August 1852 - 24 December 1933
Sergeant Smith entered service at the
age of 19 years on 1 March 1863 at
Adams Run, near Charleston, SC, into
Company F of the 16th SC Infantry. He
was captured on near Graysville,
Georgia while on retreat from battle
at M Ridge. He was sent to Louisville,
Kentucky for exchange on 9 December
1863. He was discharged from Rock
Island, New York on 11 December
1863.
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Wilson Augustus Ashley Private Co G 1st SC Rifles

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Private Wilson Ashley

Private Ashley entered service on 20
July 1861 at Sandy Springs,
Anderson County, SC into Company G
of the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). He was 22
years old at the time and lived in
Belton, SC. He is listed as being
wounded in the left shoulder by mini
ball shot and sent home to
recuperate on 16 August 1864. He
was taken prisoner on 11 April 18645
and sent to City Point, NY POW
Camp. He was released on 16 June
1865 under General Order 109 at
wars end. He was listed as having
red hair, fair complexion, blue eyes
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Frederick Bagwell
B. R. Bryant
William Austin Cason
James N. Davis
John Jameson
William Monroe Jones
B. F. Mauldin
M. H. Mullikin
Joshua Owen
Enoch S. Pepper
William H. Scott
William Harrison Whitlock
James E. Wilson
R.C. Wilson (listed as a
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W. F. Wyatt
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W F Wyatt entered service on 1

July 1862 from his home in
Anderson into 2nd Company H of
the 7th SC Cavalry from his home
in Williamston, SC. He was
captured at Charleston, SC on 25
October 1862 and sent to Fort
McHenry, Maryland where he
was paroled and sent to Aikens
Landing, Virginia.
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R C Wilson
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Sergeant R C Wilson entered

service on 30 October 1862 into
Company M of the 10th SC
Infantry. In March 1863 he was
dropped from the rolls and
designated as a deserter. He had
not been heard from since he
was sent to the hospital in
Mississippi in May of 1862.
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M H Mullikin
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Private M H Mullikin entered

Columbia, SC into Company D of
the 4th SC Infantry.
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B. F. Mauldin (verify)
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Private Mauldin entered service on 1

September 1863 from his home in
Pickens into Company I of Hamptons
Legion. On 20 August, 1864 he is listed
as being in the Jackson Hospital at
Richmond, Virginia with chills and
unexplained fever. He was discharged
on 24 August, 1864. No further service
records were found.
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B. R. Bryant Sergeant 18th SC Infantry Co D

Mount Pisgah Baptist Church GPS
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Sergeant Bryant entered service

Infantry as a 3rd Corporal on 4
December, 1861 at Mountain
Springs, Anderson County, SC. He
was promoted to 4th Sergeant on 22
May 1864. He server until he was
captured near Petersburg, Virginia
on 28 March, 1865. He was sent to
City Point, Virginia then transferred
to Point Lookout, Maryland. He was
released under General Order No.
109 at the end of the war and
released 24 June 1865. His
description was that of a man with
dark complexion, black hair, blue
eyes and standing five feet eight
inches.
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Enoch S. Pepper Private Co E 6th SC Cavalry

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Private Pepper entered

service on 15 January 1863
Cavalry. He is listed on his
service records as being the
regimental blacksmith. His
last service record was
August 1864.
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Frederick Bagwell Private Co G 1st SC State Troops

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Private Bagwell entered

service on 20 July 1861 into 1st
SC Rifles (Orrs) from his home
in Anderson County. He was 21
years old when he reported to
Camp Pickens and entered
Company K. On 1 July 1862 he
was ordered by General Hill to
become a teamster and
wagoner on the forage train.
He served until the end of the
war and was paroled on 9 April
1965 at Appomattox Court
House, Virginia.
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John Jameson Private Co E 2nd SC Rifles

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Private Jamison entered service on
24 October 1861 into Company E of
the 2nd SC Rifles from his home in
Pickensville, South Carolina. He
was 18 years old at the time. He
was wounded in battle at the
Wilderness on 6 May 1864. His leg
required amputation at the thigh
that day. He was only 21 years old
at the time. His last service record
indicates he was on sick leave as
late as February, 1865.
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J. N. Davis Private Co A 20th SC Infantry

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reported for duty. His only service
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to report May 20, 1863. There
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James E. Wilson Private Co A 3rd SC Light Artillery

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Private Wilson entered service into

Company A of the 3rd South Carolina
Light Artillery. General Pemberton
ordered his transferred to the
Palmetto Sharpshooters on 3
August, 1862. He continued with
the Sharpshooters until he was
paroled on 2 May, 1865 at High
Point, North Carolina.
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Joshua Owen Private Co D 4th SC Infantry

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Private Joshua Owens entered

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Company D of the 4th SC Infantry.
His last service record found was
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William H. Scott Private Co D 4th SC Infantry

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Private William Scott entered

service on 1 August 1861 from his
home in Williamston, South
Carolina. He joined into Company
D of the 4th SC Infantry at Camp
Pettus, Virginia. He is reported as
sick in the General Hospital No. 18
at Richmond, Virginia on 9
October, 1861 and was issued a
discharge from the service by a
surgeon on 21 October, 1861. He
received his back pay of nearly 3
months at $11.00 per month of
in 2014 US currency) , 5 days
rations pay while he was in the
hospital of $1.25 (the equivalent
of $35.00 in 2014 US currency)
and a 6 month clothing allowance
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William Austin Cason 2nd Lieutenant Co D 4th SC Infantry

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Lieutenant Cason entered

service on 14 April, 1861 into
Infantry. He was 34 years old
at the time. He has very few
service records available. His
last service record is for
August, 1861 when he was
hospitalized for fever at
Culpeper General Hospital in
Virginia.
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William Harrison Whitlock Private Co F 6th SC Cavalry

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Private William Whitlock entered

service on 25 June, 1862 at
Columbia, SC. He entered the 6th
SC Cavalry with his horse being
valued at $150.00 and his
equipment at $60.00 (this would
be the equivalent of $4,200 for
the horse and $1,680 for the
equipment in 2014 US currency).
His last service record is for April,
1864.
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William Monroe Jones Private Co B 1st SC State Troops

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Private Jones entered

service on 1 August 1863 for
a six month period. He
joined the 1st SC State
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Pickens, South Carolina
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Corporal Enoch Hammett Gambrell

9 January 1845 18 June
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Pickens, SC into Company K of the
1st SC Rifles at the age of 34
years. He served without serious
discharged on February 17, 1862.
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Sergeant James G. Cann

Company I
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Mount Tabor Baptist Church GPS
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Sergeant Cann entered service on 10

September 1861 at Camp Butler in
Anderson County, SC. He joined
Company I of the 14th SC Infantry. In
January 1863 he is listed as being sick
at home on furlough for almost 1
month. He rejoined his unit in
February and was later wounded at
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania in August,
1863. He was placed in the hospital
at Richmond for treatment of a mini
ball gunshot wound to his left leg. His
unit promoted him to Sergeant on 1
June, 1864. He was listed on the
Wounded Rebel Prisoners list at
DeCamp Hospital on Davids Island,
NY Harbor on 17 July, 1863.
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Private John M. Williams

Company A
1st SC Infantry
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Private Williams entered service on

10 July,1862 from his home in
Anderson, SC into Company A of the
6th SC Cavalry. His horse was valued
at $175.00 (the equivalent of
$4900.00 in 2014 US currency) and
his equipment valued at $60.00 (the
currency). He is listed as deserting
at Camp Preston on the night of 28th
September, 1862- advertised from
Columbia. On March April 1863
awaiting sentence of court marshal.
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Private Samuel Evans Poore

3 October 1835 6 February 1891
Company D Hampton Legion Infantry
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Private Poor entered service into

Company D of Hampton Legion
Cavalry on 6 April 1863 at Camp
Pickens, SC from his home in
Williston, SC. On 22 November,
1864 he is recommended for
medical discharge due to
paralysis in his left arm and loss
of fingers due to fire burn. He
court House on 9 April, 1865
before being medically
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Mt. Tabor Baptist Church Cemetery

James G. Cann
Enoch Hammett
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Samuel Evans Poore
John M. Williams
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Corporal Enoch Hammett Gambrell

9 January 1845 18 June
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Pickens, SC into Company K of the
1st SC Rifles at the age of 34
years. He served without serious
discharged on February 17, 1862.
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Sergeant James G. Cann

Company I
14th SC Infantry
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Sergeant Cann entered service on 10

September 1861 at Camp Butler in
Anderson County, SC. He joined
Company I of the 14th SC Infantry. In
January 1863 he is listed as being sick
at home on furlough for almost 1
month. He rejoined his unit in
February and was later wounded at
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania in August,
1863. He was placed in the hospital
at Richmond for treatment of a mini
ball gunshot wound to his left leg. His
unit promoted him to Sergeant on 1
June, 1864. He was listed on the
Wounded Rebel Prisoners list at
DeCamp Hospital on Davids Island,
NY Harbor on 17 July, 1863.
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Private John M. Williams

Company A
1st SC Infantry
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Private Williams entered service on

10 July,1862 from his home in
Anderson, SC into Company A of the
6th SC Cavalry. His horse was valued
$4900.00 in 2014 US currency) and
his equipment valued at $60.00 (the
currency). He is listed as deserting
at Camp Preston on the night of 28th
September, 1862- advertised from
Columbia. On March April 1863
awaiting sentence of court marshal.
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Private Samuel Evans Poore

Company D Hampton Legion Infantry
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Private Poor entered service into

Company D of Hampton Legion
Cavalry on 6 April 1863 at Camp
Pickens, SC from his home in
Williston, SC. On 22 November,
1864 he is recommended for
medical discharge due to
paralysis in his left arm and loss
of fingers due to fire burn. He
court House on 9 April, 1865
before being medically
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Mount Zion Presbyterian Church
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Mt. Zion Presbyterian Church Cemetery

Michael Alexander Bellotte
James Waddell Hillhouse
George Turner Milam
Thomas R. Simpson
Joseph Middleton Wilkerson
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Joseph Middleton Wilkerson

Mount Zion Presbyterian Church
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George Turner Milam

Company B
1st SC Cavalry
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Private Milam entered service on 1

September, 1864 at Columbia,
South Carolina into Company B of
the 1st South Carolina Cavalry. He
has very little in the area of service
records found. The only record
found indicates he was on west
side picket line on 1 September,
1864. This was only 7 months
before the end of the war.
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James Waddell Hillhouse Sergeant Co K 4th SC Infantry

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Sergeant Hillhouse entered service

on 7 June 1861 at Columbia, South
Carolina into Company K of the 4th
SC Infantry. He was 37 years of age
at the time. He is reported to have
been killed accidently on 22 July,
1861. There is not explanation of
what type of accident caused his
death.
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3rd Lieutenant Michael Alexander Bellotte

1 January 1830 24 July
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Mount
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Lieutenant Bellotte entered

Pendleton, South Carolina into
Company K of the 4th SC Infantry.
Only one month passed before he
was wounded by a gunshot in the
leg and admitted to the hospital
where he died as a result of his
wounds on 24 July 1861. His
survivors were paid his back pay
at the rate of $80.00 per month
2014 US currency) for a total of
$3733.24 in 20 14 US currency).
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Private Thomas R. Simpson

6 February 1840 19 June 1914
Company D
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Private T R Simpson entered

Pickens, SC in Sandy Springs,
only one year of his three year
enlistment due to physical illness.
He was discharged due to
ordinary disability. He was due
back pay of two months, 29 days
and a $50.00 enlistment bounty.
This totaled almost $83.00 (the
currency.
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Mountain Creek Baptist Church
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Mountain Creek Baptist Church Cemetery

Levi Burriss
David Seaborn
Chamblee
J. M Chamblee
Robert Thompson Chamblee
J. W. Hall
James Hillary Masters
Robert H. Massey
Robert Bayless Massey
William McGukin
James Lawrence Orr Shaw
William Stevenson
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Private William McGukin
Company F
2nd SC Rifles
Mountain Creek Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 26.668

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Private McGukin entered service on

Company F of the 2nd SC Rifles. He
was almost immediately taken sick
and placed in the hospital. In
November-December service
records of 1862 he is listed as
absent without leave. Later he is
listed as being wounded on 7 May
1864. He had his leg amputated
and was sent home to recuperate. A
record from the Episcopal Church
Hospital in Williamsburg, VA says he
had a wound to his right foot and
had it amputated. In January of 1865
he is listed as retired. In a
comment on another record said he
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Private J. M. Chamblee
15 May 1833 29 April 1910
Company G
2nd SC Rifles
Mountain Creek Baptist Cemetery GPS N 34 26.668 W -82
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Sergeant James Chamblee entered

service at Camp Pickens on 10 July
1861. He is listed as receiving a
in 2014 US currency) enlistment
bounty on 26 February 1862. He was
wounded in the right foot by a mini
ball on 7 October, 1862. He was
listed as absent without leave since
February 1865 but the war was
ending in April 1865 and records
could have been lost.
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Private J. W. Hall
Company G
2nd SC Rifles
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John H. Hall entered service on

11 January, 1862 from his
Carolina into Company G of the
2nd. SC Rifles. He was paid an
enlistment bounty of $50.00
2014 US currency in February
1862. He is listed as being
wounded at the Battle of
Manassas on 30 August , 1862
and sent home to recuperate in
September of 1862. He was
promoted to 1st Sergeant on 3
October, 1863. He was paroled
at Appomattox Court House on
9 April, 1865.
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Private James Hillary Masters

Company B
2nd SC Rifles
43.151
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Private J H Masters entered

service on 31 October, 1861 at
the age of 19 years old from his
home in Pickens, South Carolina
into Company B of the 2nd SC
Rifles. His service records show
that he is reported sick in
January 1862 and then again on
sick furlough in May of 1862. He
is listed as being absent without
leave until his last service record
in August 1863. There is no
record of any legal action taken
against him.
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Corporal James Lawrence Orr Shaw

17 June 1847 14 November
1928
Mountain Creek
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H
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Corporal James Lawrence Orr
Shaw entered service as a
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or 15 years old. Although he
was not a member of the CSA
military he none the less served
his country and state.
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Corporal James Lawrence Orr

Shaw entered service as a
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Private Levi J. Burriss

Company F
1st SC Cavalry
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Private L. J. Burris entered service on 1

May, 1863 from his home in Pickens,
South Carolina into Company F, 1st SC
Cavalry at Columbia, South Carolina. He
was paid at the rate of $12.20 per month
for use of horse. He was listed as
driving ordnance wagon since December
1863.
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Private David Seaborn Chamblee

23 February 1837 20 February
1897
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Private Chamblee entered
service on 11 January 1862
from his home in Anderson, SC
into Company G of the 2nd SC
Rifles. In March of 1863 he was
in the hospital in Columbia, SC.
He served without serious
incident and injury. He was
paroled on 9 April, 1865 at
Appomattox Court House,
Virginia.
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Robert Bayless Massey (no military record found)

1 February 1831 14 February 1916
43.129
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Although Robert Bayless Massey was
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Private Robert Thompson Chamblee

11 January 1829 23 January
1899
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Private Chamblee entered service

entered service on 6 August 1862 at
the age of 32 at Columbia, South
Carolina into Company G of the 6th
SC Cavalry. His horse was valued at
in 2014 US currency) and equipment
$1680.00 in 2014 US currency). In
January 1863 he is listed as in
arrest for some reason. In January
of 1864 he was detached on special
assignment of taking unserviceable
horses to Lynchburg, Virginia.
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Crayton Snipes
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17 at the most at wars end. No
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Sergeant William J. Stevenson 19 April 1840 2 May 1913

Company F
2nd SC Rifles
43.150
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Sergeant Stevenson entered service

as a Corporal on 29 October 1861 at
Anderson, SC into Company F of the
2nd SC Rifles. On 16 February of 1863
he is listed as having been
hospitalized with Pneumonia He was
promoted to 5th Sergeant in May of
1863. He is listed as making a 20 day
trip from Petersburg, Virginia to
Anderson, South Carolina and being
reimbursed for rations at the rate of
$.75 (the equivalent of $21.00 in
2014 US currency) per day for a total
of $15.00 (the equivalent of $420.00
in 2014 US currency). The rations
were most likely for the man and
horse. He is also reportedly
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injury on 8 May, 1864. He was
Private William McGukin

Company F
28 March 1866 - 5 July, 1932

2nd SC Rifles

43.132
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Private McGukin entered service on 19

March 1862 at Anderson, South
Carolina into Company F of the 2nd 2
South Carolina Rifles. In July 1862 he
is listed as sick in the hospital at
Richmond, Virginia. On the 7th of May,
1864 Private McGukin had his right
foot shot off by a gunshot. In January
1865. He is listed as his occupation
that of a carpenter, the nature of his
wound: gunshot-right foot shot off,
date: 7 may, 1864, Action: amputation
by circular method at junction of lower
middle thigh. He was issued a 60 day
furlough on 14 July, 1864. He was
issued a $50.00 (the equivalent of
$1400.00 in 2014 US currency)
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S. G. Bryant
Thomas H. Paris
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John H. Reeves Private Co C 4th SC Cavalry

Mountain Springs Baptist Cemetery
31.996
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Private Reeves entered

service on 1 December,
Pickens District into
Company C of the 4th SC
Cavalry. His company
moved out without him as
he was ordered by General
Beauregard to stay at
Pocatalico due to excessive
numbers within the
company. He was
transferred to German
Light Artillery on 4
February 1864. There is as
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S. G. Bryant
Private Company D 18th SC Infantry

31.996
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Private Bryant entered service on 4th

December, 1861 at Mountain Springs,
Anderson County, South Carolina. He
entered Company D of the 18th SC Infantry
at the age of 23 years. He is listed as
being admitted to the Chimborazo Hospital
No. 1 in Richmond in 1862 With Dyspepsia.
Dyspepsia is a common condition and usually
describes a group of symptoms rather than one
predominant symptom. These symptoms
include: Belly pain or discomfort, Bloating.
Feeling uncomfortably full after eating, Nausea.
Loss of appetite. Heartburn. Burping up food or
liquid (regurgitation). Burping. Most people will
experience some symptoms of dyspepsia within
their lifetimes. A disorder that affects
movement of food through the intestines, such
as irritable bowel syndrome.
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Thomas H. Paris
Private Co G 1st SC State Troops

43.132
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Private Paris entered service on

1 August, 1863 for a six month
term commencing on 19
October, 1863. He joined into
Carolina State Troops.
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J. C. Hall
Benjamin Franklin
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Sergeant Benjamin Franklin Mullikin
4th SC Infantry Company D
Millikin Family Cemetery
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Sergeant Mullikin entered service on

7 June 1861 from his home in
Anderson, SC into Company D of the
4th SC Infantry at the age of 27 years.
He served his 1 year enlistment
period and apparently left the
service.
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Sergeant A. N. Mullikin
Company G
22nd SC Infantry
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Sergeant Mullikin entered service on

17 January 1862 as a Private into
Company G of the 22nd SC Infantry. He
had been promoted to Sergeant by 31
December 1863, his last service
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Robert L. Campbell
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Matthew Cobb
J. P. Cox
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Elija M. Holland
Joshua Holland
William Major
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Charles A. Kay
Hugh M. Knox
James Henry King
John Dolphus King
Marion Hushel Kay
Nimrod Kay
Vincent P. Kay
Ephriam Jenkins Major
D. N. Major
James A. Major
Joab W. Major
Alfred K. C. Mann
Kelsey McCoy
Elias O. Pruitt
Elija Lewis Smith
James M. Smith
William Shirley
J. P. Tribble
Elam Vandiver
John S. Vandiver
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Private Elias O. Pruitt

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Private Elias O. Pruitt entered service on

9 January 1862 from his home in Honea
Path, Anderson County, South Carolina
into Company E of the 20th SC Infantry.
He served until at least January of 1864.
There is no record of his discharge.
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Private John James Carpenter

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Private John James Carpenter entered

Pickens, Sandy Springs, Anderson
County, South Carolina. He was 21 years
old at the time. On his NovemberDecember service record he is recorded
as being in the fight at
Fredericksburg. He was wounded with
a gunshot wound to the hand and
listed as being treated at Chimborazo
Hospital on 6 May 1863.
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John S. Vandiver
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No photo of grave. Died at

home in Anderson, SC
according to known records.
Buried at place unknown.
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John S. Vandiver entered
Anderson, SC into
Company L of the 1st SC
Rifles (Orrs).
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Private James M Smith

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Private James M. Smith entered

Pickens into Company L of the 1st
SC Rifles (Orrs). On his November
December 1862 service record
he is listed as being in the Battle
of Fredericksburg in Virginia. He
was paroled at wars end at
Appomattox Court House on 9
April 1865.
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Sergeant James Polk Cox

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Sergeant Cox entered service on 11

January 1862 at Anderson, SC into
Company G of the 2nd SC Rifles. He
served without serious incident or injury
until he was paroled on 9 April, 1865 at
Appomattox, Virginia.
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Private James B Carpenter

Company E
2th SC Infantry
Neals Creek Baptist Church GPS
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Private James B Carpenter entered

service on 16 April 1862 at the age
of 22 years from his home in
Anderson, SC. He was wounded on
16 may 1862. He was taken prisoner
on 1 June 1862 at the Battle of Fair
Oaks. He was sent to Fort Delaware,
Delaware on 5 June 1862. He was
described as being 5 feet 10 inches
tall, sandy hair, grey eyes and sandy
complexion.
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Private Alfred K. C. Mann

25 May 1842 22 February 1901
Company E
2th SC Infantry
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Private Alfred Mann entered service

Infantry on 8 February, 1862 from
his home at Anderson, South
Carolina. He is listed on his service
records as a teamster. He
apparently became ill on 28
November, 1863 and was
hospitalized. His hospitalization and
treatment was extended to June,
1864. There were no further records
found.
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Private Charles A. Kay

Company L Palmetto Sharpshooters
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Private Charles A. Kay entered

service into Company L of the
Palmetto Sharpshooters on 14 April,
1861 from his home in Anderson,
South Carolina. He served without
serious incident of injury until he
was paroled at Appomattox Court
House on 9 April 1865.
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2 Lieutenant Ephriam Jenkins Major

5 January 1828 12 May
1880
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Lieutenant Major entered service

on 21 April, 1862 at Adams Run.
resigned his commission after
being shot in the right hand on 27
June, 1862 at the Battle of Gaines
Mills. The gunshot cost him the
loss of his middle finger and
general stiffness of his right hand.
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Private Daniel N. Major

Company G
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Private Daniel Major entered

Company J of the 4th SC Infantry
at Columbia, South Carolina. He
was sick in the hospital by order
of his surgeon from July 1861
until November 1861.
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Sergeant Elija Lewis Smith

Company L
2nd SC Rifles
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Sergeant Elijah Smith entered

service on 21 April 1862 at
Adams Run, Anderson, South
Carolina. In November 1862 he
is listed as in the hospital. He
was promoted to 5th Sergeant on
1 March 1863. Sergeant Smith
was wounded on 12 May 1864
by a shot from a mini ball in the
right arm. He was paid his
enlistment bounty of $50.00
2014 US currency). He was
Appomattox Court House.
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Elija M. Holland
18 May 1829 7 July 1916
Company E
4th SC Infantry
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Private E.M. Holland entered

service on 19 September, 1861 at
his home of Pendleton, South
Carolina for a six month term in
He served without serious incident
or injury until his discharge.
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Hugh M. Knox
1 December 1840 8September 1894
Company L
2nd SC Rifles
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Private Hugh M Knox entered

service into Company L of the 2nd SC
Rifles on 21 April, 1862 at Adams
Run, Anderson, South Carolina. He
was wounded at the Battle of
Manassas on 29 August, 1862 and
lingered in hospitals until his
discharge.
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Private J. P. Tribble
1844 - 1881
Company E
2th SC Infantry
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Private JP Tribble entered into

service Company E of the 20th SC
Infantry on 30 June, 1862. He was
discharged for medical reasons on
13 July, 1862. He was listed as
having general disability due to
pulmonary disease and was paid
for his service time $8.43 (the
currency). He only spent 23 days in
service.
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Private J. M. Elgin
Company A
13th SC Infantry
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Private J. M. Elgin entered service

on 14 April 1862 into Company A of
the 13th SC Infantry. He is listed as
being wounded in December 1862.
There are no further records that
indicate his situation or his
continued service.
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Lieutenant James A. Major
16 September 1823 23 August

1921
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Lieutenant James Major entered

service on 21 April 1862 at Adams
Run, Anderson County South
Carolina. He is listed as under
arrest in July 1862 through
October 1862 for unstated
charges. He was allowed to resign
for the good of the Confederacy
and because his situation might be
difficult to prove in a Court
Martial. No further details were
provided.
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James Henry King

Company B
1st SC Infantry
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James Kings that served.
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Corporal Joab W. Major

10 March 1833 1 December 1864
Company L
1st SC Rifles
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Corporal Joab Major entered

service at the age of 28 years into
Camp Pickens at Sandy Springs in
Anderson County, South Carolina.
He joined Company L of the 1st SC
Rifles (Orrs) and served with then
until he was discharged on 2
March 1862 with a disability
discharge.
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Private John Dolphus King

Company J
4th SC Infantry
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Private John King entered service into

Company I of the 1st SC Artillery at
Fort Moultrie, South Carolina on 24
May, 1861. He served his 1 year
enlistment commitment without
serious incident or injury and was
discharged on 1 May 1862.
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Private Joshua Holland

14 August 1818 16 March 1896
Company G
1st SC Artillery
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Private Joshua Holland entered

service on10 March 1863 from his
home in Walhalla, South Carolina
into Company G of the 1st South
Carolina Artillery. He served
with his last service record found
being December, 1864.
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Private Kelsey Callaway McCoy

January 31 1822 8 January
1901
Company
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Private Kelsey McCoy entered service on

21 April, 1862 at Adams Run, SC (near
Charleston, SC) into Company L of the
2nd SC Rifles. He was 41 years old at the
time.. He was captured by the enemy
near Richmond, Virginia between 26 June
and 1 July 1862. He was transferred to
Fort Columbus, NY on July 3, 1862 then
transferred to Fort Delaware, Delaware.
Private McCoy was apparently
exchanged, escaped or signed an oath
and was released then rejoined his
company to continue his service. He was
wounded on 6 May, 1864 by a mini ball in
the right thigh. In September 1864 he
was listed as an ambulance driver
He was listed as being 5 feet 2 inches
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Lieutenant Elam Vandiver

2 October 1823 26 December, 1862
Company L
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Lieutenant Vandiver entered

service at the age of 38 from
his home near Camp Pickens
on 20 July, 1861. He served and
was elected to 2nd Lieutenant
on 5 January, 1862. He
contracted Typhoid Fever on 3
October, 1862 and suffering
from the effects of the disease
surrendered his commission
due to his inability to perform
his duties. He died on 26
December, 1862 as a results of
his sickness.
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Private Marion Hushel Kay

1840 - 1901
Companies I 19th and E 20th SC Infantry
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Private Kay entered service

into Company I of the 19th
SC Infantry on 17
December, 1861 from his
home in Abbeville, South
Carolina. He was later
transferred into Company E
of the 20th SC Infantry
where he served until he
was discharged by parole
on 9 April 1865 at
Appomattox Court House,
Virginia.
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Private Matthew Cobb

Company E
2th SC Infantry
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Private Cobb entered service on

11 February 1863 at Anderson,
SC from his home in Honea
Path, South Carolina. He joined
Infantry. He serviced without
serious incident or injury until
he was paroled on 2 May at
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Private Nimrod Kay

22 December, 1822 11 May 1905
Companies C 1st SC Troops & Co L 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)
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Private Ninrod Kay first
entered service in
Company C of the 1st SC
State Troops on 1
August, 1863. He served
his six month term he
has signed up for.
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Private Kay again signed

up in 7 May 1864 at
Columbia, SC into
Company L of the 1st SC
Rifles but was wounded
on 30 September, 1864.
He was placed in Jackson
Hospital in Richmond for
treatment. He was later
furloughed for 30 days
from8 October, 1864. He
is reported again in the
hospital on 5 AprilMain
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Private Robert L. Campbell

1918
Company L
2nd SC Rifles
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Private Campbell entered service on

27 April, 1862 at Adams Run,
Company L of the 2nd SC Rifles. In
July of 1862 through February 1863
he is listed as sick in the hospital.
He is listed as absent without leave
from 17 December, 1863 until he is
marked present in March of 1864.
He was paroled on 9 April, 1865 at
Appomattox Court House.
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Private Vincent P. Kay

Company L
2nd SC Rifles
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Private Vincent P. Kay entered service

on 21 April 1862 at Adams Run,
Anderson County, South Carolina into
Company L of the 2nd SC Rifles, He is
listed as being wounded severely on
30 June, 1862 and placed in the
hospital at Richmond, Virginia. He
was discharged on 20 January, 1863,
being paid his back pay of $48.10
US currency) and his $50.00 (the
currency) enlistment bounty for a
total of $98.10 (the equivalent of
$2746.80 in 2014 US currency) .
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William Major Holland
2 April 1841 - 1 October 1861
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Private Holland entered service on 7

June 1861 from his home in Anderson,
SC into J of the 4th SC Infantry. He was
27 years old at the time. He died of
disease on the 1st of October, 1861 at
Germantown, Virginia. There is no
record of what disease he had but
from one medical record found it
seems he died of complication of
Typhoid Fever. He has a memorial
stone in Neals Creek Cemetery but is
presumed to be buried in
Germantown, Virginia.
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Private William Shirley

Company F
1st SC State Troops
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Private Shirley entered service on 1

August 1863 form his home in
Abbeville, South Carolina for a six
month term of service. The South
Carolina State Troops were for the
most Home Guards. His service
records are very short and show no
battle records.
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New Hope Methodist Church
Cemetery
New Hope Methodist Church Cemetery

Abram Bolt
James Busby
Alfred Elrod
Robert Junkin
William N. Tankersby
J. T. White
T. C. White
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Private Alfred Elrod

Company K
New Hope Methodist Church GPS
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Private Alfred Elrod entered from
(Orrs) according to his VA
headstone order that was approved
on 19 December 1941. No military
records found to substantiate this.
The only military record found was
for the Company C of the 1st SC
State Troops. A Alfred Elrod entered
there from Anderson, SC on 1
August 1863 for a 6 months duty.
This could have been confused with
1st SC Rifles. The headstone was
placed in New Hope Cemetery.
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Abram Bolt Private 22nd Infantry Co. G

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Private Abram Bolt entered service

into Company G of the 22 SC
Infantry on 17 January, 1862. He
served without serious incident or
injury until he was captured at the
battle of Farmville in Virginia on 6
April 1865. he was sent to City
Point POW Camp in Virginia on 14
April, 1864. He was described as
being five feet nine inches tall,
florid complexion, light hair and
blue eyes.
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Private J. T. White
Unknown - Unknown
Company F
24th SC Infantry
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Private JT White entered

service on 14 May 1862 into
Company F of the 24th SC
was appointed Corporal in
February 1864. His pay was
raised from $11.00 (the
US currency) per month to
$364.00 in 2014 US currency)
per month.
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Private Thomas C. White

Private
Company B
1ST SC Rifles (Orrs)
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Private White entered service at the

age of 21 years old at Camp Pickens,
Sandy Springs, Anderson County, South
Carolina on 20 July, 1861. He was in the
Battle at Fredericksburg, Virginia on 13
December, 1862 where he was
wounded in the knee and hip. He was
sent to the hospital in Richmond for
treatment. He was apparently beyond
help because he is found to have died
at Abbeville, South Carolina on 26
December, 1862. His father, R. H.
White, was paid his past wages and his
enlistment bonus of $50.00 totaling
$152.80 (the equivalent of $4278.40 in
2014 US currency).
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James Jim Tillman Busby

8 November 1847 - 23 may 1915
Company E of the 7th Infantry or Company I of the 15th SC Infantry
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Private James Busby date of

entering service is unknown. The
only service record found is that
where he is identified as a POW and
is paroled on 19 May, 1865 at
Augusta Georgia. He apparently
effected a surrender with his troops
there at wars end.
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Captain Robert Junkin

1825 - 1895
Company D
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Captain Robert Junkin entered service

on 22 July 1861 at Camp Pickens,
Sandy Springs, Anderson County,
South Carolina into Company D of the
1st SC Rifles (Orrs). He was promoted
to 1st Lieutenant on 12 November
1862. He was promoted again to
Captain on 13 December 1863. He
was wounded in the right hand at
Fredericksburg, VA on 13 December,
1862. He was wounded again on 5
May, 1864. He was ordered on a 60
day medical furlough on 23 June 64.
On 30 October, 1864 he was wounded
at Petersburg, Virginia. Again on 30
November, 1864 he was wounded
near Petersburg, Virginia. He was
shot in the left thigh and the mini ball
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left in place but he was declared unfit
William N. Tankersly Unknown - Unknown

Company K 65th Georgia Infantry
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Private W. N. Tankersly entered

service on 27 September 1862 at
Clarksville, Georgia into Company K
of the 65th Georgia Infantry. Private
Tankersly took sick and was placed in
the hospital on 4 October 1863. He
returned to duty briefly and was
issued a 60 day sick furlough on 9
February 1863 from the hospital at
Casswell, Georgia. On 1 August, 1863
he is reported as being in jail at
Knoxville, Tennessee. On 11 April,
1864 he was dropped from the rolls
as he over extending his sick furlough
and marked as a deserter. He was
also marked as surrendering on 16
May, 1865 at Augusta, Georgia and
being paroled on 18 May, 1865 at
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Augusta, Georgia. He was apparently
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New Prospect Baptist Church
Cemetery
New Prospect Baptist Cemetery

Lewis Abercrombe
Toliver Bolt
W. J. Bowen
Albert N. Cullen
James William Eskew
W. D. Hall
W. B. Harbin
T. J. McClure
M. E. Smith
J A Todd, MD
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Private M. E. Smith
11 November 1846 23 December 1897
Company F
Hampton Legion Infantry
New Prospect Baptist Church GPS
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Private M.E. Smith entered service

on 1 January 1862 at Greenville,
South Carolina into Company H of
the 22nd SC Infantry. He was part of
the 1st South Carolina Volunteers.
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Private James William Eskew

22 May 1837 11 July 1924
Company D
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Private Eskew entered service at

Greenville, South Carolina on 9 May,
1862 into Company I of the 1st Rifles
(Orrs). He was captured at Morris
Island, South Carolina on 10 July,
1863 and taken to the POW Camp at
Fort Columbus in Ney York Harbor
on 26 September, 1863. He was
released after signing the oath of
Allegiance to the US Government on
15 February, 1864.
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Private J A Todd, M.D. 15 January 1828 27 May 1886

Company E
20th SC Infantry
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Private James A. Todd entered service

23 March, 1862 at Anderson, South
Carolina into Company E of the 20th SC
Infantry. He is listed as being on sick
furlough beginning 29 May, 1863 and
continually extended until 18 March
1864. On 30 June 1864 he is listed in
Wayside Hospital General Hospital No.
9 at Richmond, Virginia. He was shot
with a mini ball in the left thigh on 1
August and remained in the hospital
until 7 August, 1864. He was sent on a
40 day furlough to recover. There are
no more service records found.
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Lewis Abcrombe
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Possible but unable to confirm

without more personal information.
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Captain W. J. Bowen
26 April 1827 31 July 1899
Company H
5th SC Infantry
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Private William J. Bowen entered service

on 10 May 1864 as a conscription
participant (non voluntary military draft)
at Columbia, South Carolina into Company
D of the 1st SC Infantry. He served without
severe incident or injury until he was
paroled on 28 April 1865 at Greensboro,
North Carolina.
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Private W. B. Harbin
Unknown - Unknown
Company L
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Private W B Harbin entered service

on 19 March, 1862 at Pendleton,
South Carolina into Company L of
the Palmetto Sharpshooters. He was
wounded at the Battle of Seven
Pines on 31 May, 1862. In
September of 1862 he was
furloughed home on sick leave. In
November or 1862 his furlough was
extended to January of 1863. His
furlough expired and he had not
returned to duty in February 1862
but was on duty in March 1862. On
29 October he was again wounded
at Lookout Valley. He had a flesh
wound caused by a mini ball to the
head above his right eye. He was
sent to the hospital on 4 December,
1863. Again he was wounded with a
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Corporal Toliver Bolt

8 March 1833 6 November 1903
Company G
22nd SC Infantry
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Corporal Bolt entered service on 12

March 1862 at Charleston, South
Carolina into Company G of the 22nd
Volunteers. He quickly became the
regimental shoemaker and was that
for his military career. He was
paroled on 9 April, 1865 at
Appomattox Court House, Virginia.
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T. J. McClure 26 August 1832 2 October 1907

Company D
2nd SC Rifles
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Private McClure entered service

on 31 December, 1861 at
Sullivans Island, SC from his
home in Anderson , South
Carolina. In August of 1863 he
was promoted to Corporal.
Corporal McClure was taken
prisoner on 25 November, 1863
at Knoxville, Tennessee. He
was sent Camp Chase, Ohio
POW Camp between November
and December 1863 and then
transferred to Rock Island,
Illinois POW Camp where he
remained until wars end.
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Private William Dozier Hall

14 January 1842 - 1911
Company D
Hampton Legion Cavalry
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Private William Hall entered service

entered service on 17 July, 1861 at
the age of 21 years in Columbia,
South Carolina. He entered Company
D of Hampton Legion where his
horse was valued at $60.00 and
equipment ay $15.00. He was paid at
the rate of $21.10 per month for
horse and man (the equivalent of
$590.80 per month in 2014 US
currency). He was hospitalized on 24
January, 1862 with syphilis. In
February of 1863 listed him as unfit
for service and recommended
discharge based on symptoms of
syphilis and rheumatism.
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Albert N. Cullen
1835 1913
No military records found
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MAIN INDEX FOR

ANDERSON COUNTY CEMETERIES

Barkers Creek Baptist

Eskew Burris Family

Eureka Baptist Church

Fants Grove Baptist

Iva City Iva

Cedar Grove Baptist

Mount Airy Baptist

Anderson County, South Carolina

Andersonville Baptist Cemetery

Private William J. Dyar 9 December 1842 6 May 1922

Private William J. Dyar

Private J. A. H. Jones 1832 1912

Private J.A.H. Jones

Private John A. Reeves 13 February 1834 18 February 1885

Private Reeves entered service at the

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Asbury Methodist Church

Asbury Methodist Cemetery

Private William John Bolt

Private William Bolt 17 January,

Private M.M. Clarke entered service

Private James Dan Garrison

Private James Dan Garrison entered

Private Moses W. Garrison

1st SC Rifles (Orrs)

Private Moses Garrison entered

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Barkers Creek Baptist

Barkers Creek Baptist Church Cemetery

Charles Milton Kay

Private Benjamin H. Geer 8 January 1849 31

Captain James Addison Cowan 14 August 1832 29

Captain James A. Cowan 1832 - 1880

Sergeant Charles Milton Kay 18 October 1835 31 March

Barkers Creek Cemetery

Sergeant Charles Milton Kay

Private Ezekiel Harris 8 September 1825 3

Private Ezekiel Harris

Private Harvey Albartus Cummings

Private Harvey A. Cummings

4 September 1812 4 February

Private Josiah Magaha

James A. Green 1842 23 October 1862

Private James A. Green

Private Joel Smith

Private John A. Armstrong

Private John A. Armstrong

Private John C. Massey

Private John C. Massey

Private John Jasper Shirley 18 July 1825 9

Lieutenant/Private John Jasper

Private John Samuel Ragsdale 29 January 1845

Barkers Creek Cemetery

Private John Samuel

Private Josiah Newton Carwile 25 August 1829 31

Private Carwile joined the 1st SC

Private M. S. Strickland 25 August 1829 20

Sergeant Nathan Amaziah Shirley 9 December 1830

Barkers Creek Cemetery

1st Sergeant Nathan Amaziah

Private Nimrod Andrew Jackson Greer 25 August

Private Nimrod Andrew Jackson