Friday, December 22, 2017

Gettysburg Dead - Confederate - Georgia


 ~A Labor of Love~


 What This Is: I've spent the past 5 years compiling a list of those who were killed at the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg or later died from their wounds. I tried to be as thorough as possible regarding if a man died or was merely wounded and recovered, but in some cases information was so scant that a definite conclusion cannot be formed.

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

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

More Gettysburg Confederate Dead - Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia

Gettysburg Federal Dead: Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, United States Regulars, Vermont, West Virginia, Wisconsin


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


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


PULASKI ARTILLERY (FRASER'S BATTERY)
Records for this regiment are incomplete

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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


PHILLIPS' GEORGIA LEGION INFANTRY
Records for this regiment are incomplete


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


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


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


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


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


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


2ND GEORGIA INFANTRY BATTALION
Records for this regiment are incomplete


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


2ND GEORGIA INFANTRY
Records for this regiment are incomplete


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


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

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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


3RD BATTALION GEORGIA SHARPSHOOTERS
Records for this regiment are incomplete


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


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


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


3RD GEORGIA INFANTRY
Records for this regiment are incomplete


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


4TH GEORGIA INFANTRY


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


7TH GEORGIA INFANTRY


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


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


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


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


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


8TH GEORGIA INFANTRY 


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


9TH GEORGIA INFANTRY 


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


10TH GEORGIA INFANTRY


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


11TH GEORGIA INFANTRY


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


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


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


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


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

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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


12TH GEORGIA INFANTRY


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


13TH GEORGIA INFANTRY


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


14TH GEORGIA INFANTRY


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


15TH GEORGIA INFANTRY


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


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


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


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


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


HOLLINGSWORTH, 1ST Sgt. William J., d. 31 Jul 1863, DeCamp General Hospital, David’s Island, NY, enlisted 15 Jul 1861, buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY – Co. I
JONES, Pvt. Joshua H., d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 27 Feb 1862, parents unknown (there is a Joshua Jones in the correct county, Lincoln, in the 1860 census, born abt. 1839 and probably the son of Edmond and Phebe L. Jones, and the presence of a brother named Moses makes me believe this is likely the same man) – Co. G


LAUGHLIN, Pvt. John, b. abt. 1832, d. 03 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jul 1861, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA – Co. K


LYONS, Pvt. Benjamin Franklin, b. 15 Feb 1815, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 18 Jan 1863, occupation farmer, married to Mary Jane Taylor with children Icy (born 1850), Jane (born 1852), Charles (born 1854), Benjamin (born 1856), and James Singleton (born 1858), son of Jesse and Bathsheba (?) Lyon – Co. E


MURRAH, 2ND Lt. John W., b. abt. 1840, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jul 1861, possibly listed as painter in 1860 census – Co. C


PARKS, 1ST Lt. John K., b. 1845, d. 05 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jul 1861, son of John Wilson and Mariah M. (also listed as Moriah, Mary, and Maria) (Gilchrist) Parks – Co. G


TATE, Pvt. Enos Richard, b. abt. 1839, d. 05 Jul/Aug 1863, enlisted 15 Jul 1861, listed as farmer in 1860 census, son of Edmond Brewer, Sr. and Mahala or Mahaleth (Fortson) Tate, buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA, surname also spelled Tait – Co. C


VAUGHN, Pvt. Joshua, b. abt. 1835, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 23 Sep 1861, listed as farmer in 1860 census, married to Martha Sewell with child Andrew J. (born 1860/61), son of James and Nancy Caroline (Sewell) Vaughn, surname also spelled Vaughan – Co. B


WARE, Pvt. Thomas Lewis (photo), b. 08/09 Sep 1838, d. 02 Jul 1863, enlisted 15 Jul 1861, listed as farmer in 1860 census, son of Nicholas Cornelius and Matilda (Stovall) Ware, buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, GA (stone says “J. Ware”) – Co. G
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