Company D 23rd Georgia Inf

23rd Georgia Infantry

Company D 23rd Georgia Inf

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Company D's Record of Events

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Nov & Dec 61 Yorktown, Va.
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Jan & Feb 62 Yorktown, Va.
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Jul & Aug 63 James Island, S.C.
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Sep & Oct 63 James Island, S.C.
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Nov & Dec 63 James Island, S.C.
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Jan & Feb 64 Camp Milton, Fl.
The Company with Reg't. Left James Island near Charleston S.C. Feb 9th 64, Marched to Johns Island to meet the Enemy.
Left Johns Island Feb 15th 64 for Savanah, Ga. From Savanah, proceeded by R.R. to Valoosta (Valdosta), Ga. marched from Veloosta Ga to Madison, Fl. from Madison, Fl. by R.R. to Lake City, Fl. hence to Olustee Station Feb 20th 64. was engaged in the battle of Ocean Pond, Fl. afterward marched to Baldwin, Fl., from Baldwin Fl. to Camp Milton were we are now stationed.
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Mar & Apr 64 James Island, S.C.

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Allen, W.R.

enlisted 11-5-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll 11-61 to 2-62 present

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #4, 4-6-62

Admitted Gen Hosp #21, 6-7-62 Febris Remittent transferred to Lynchburg 6-10-62

Admitted Confederate Hosp Culpepper, Va. 9-26-62, sent to Gen Hosp 10-1-62

Roll Jul/Aug 63 Deserted 4-29-63, stoppages $83.25 for apprehension and delivery and equipment and gun. Paid $44.00

Released under proclamation of President

Roll Nov/Dec 63 present

Roll Jan/Feb 64 present

See personal papers of James W Davis Lt. 74th Regt N.C. Militia

Wife: M.E. Atherton, married 12-31-65 Pickens Co. Ga.

Died: Apl 10, 1927 Pickens Co. Ga.

Alston, William

3 cards

1 receipt of clothing dated 3-27-64 CSA

USA) Deserted at Bermuda Hundred near Richmond, Va. 8-14-64, turned over to

Lt. D.W. Shelby Army of the Potomac 8-15-64

18 yrs, 5’9”, blue eyes, light hair, light complexion, born in Caulk County Tenn. sent to Philadelphia by way of Nashville, Tenn.

Anderson, James S

enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Jul/Aug 63 absent on furlough 30 days since 8-11-63

Roll Sep/Oct 63 absent on hospital duty in Atlanta, Ga. Disabled for field service

Rolls Nov 63 thru Apr 64 absent, detailed in hospital by Board of Surgeons as a nurse

Admitted Gen Hosp #7, 2-11-63, Febris Intermittent, transferred to Howard’s Grove, Va. with Variola acute

Admitted Howards Grove 1-29-63 Variola returned 2-11-63

Admitted Gen Hosp #7, 2-11-63 Ascites, transferred to Camp Winder 2-19-63

Admitted Gen Hosp Camp Winder 4-4-63 Variola returned to duty 4-27-63

Admitted Gen Hosp #9, 5-63, transferred to Gen Hosp #19 Richmond 5-22-63

Admitted Camp Winder Div 1 2-19-63

Furlough 60 days from 6-11-63 to Manassa, Ga. Residence because of old Hepatic Disease – effusion into left Plural sac (Effusion)

Roll Mar/Apr 64 absent last on file

USA) Captured at Resaca Georgia 5-24-64, Released on Oath at Rock Island Barracks, Rock Island Ill. by order of the President 10-5-64 after taking Oath of Allegiance

After Capture at Resaca 5-24-64, he was sent to Nashville, Tenn. then to Louisville, Ky. POW Camp, where he appears on a list of Rebel Deserters: shows he deserted but refused to take the Oath of Allegiance, to remain north of the Ohio River for war.

Appears on Signature to an Oath of Allegiance 5-10-64, but entire entry cancelled.

Louisville description = residence Pickens County, Ga. light complexion, auburn hair, dark eyes, 6’1”. Sent to Rock Island Barracks 6-4-64 and received there on 6-6-64, finally took the Oath at Rock Island 10-5-64

Rock Island Description = Pickens County, Ga. Residence, dark complexion, black eyes, black hair, 6’, 25 yrs old.

Askins, L.P.

2 med cards

Admitted Gen Hosp #9 Richmond, Va. 6-6-64, transferred to Jackson Hosp 6-7-64, no further record

= I think this might be Aikens, Atkins, or one of them guys =

Bailey, Thomas

Born; Franklin Co. Ga.

enlisted 11-11-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Furloughed from 2-4-63 to 3-5-63, 30 days

Roll Jan/Feb 64 last on file present

Roll Mar/Apr 64 absent on sick furlough 60 days from 4-4-64

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63

USA Captured at Resaca 5-16-64, sent Louisville by way of Nashville and transferred to Alton, Ill. 5-23-64, where he-

Died 8-20-64 of Malarial Fever. Received at Alton on 5-25-64. Received at Louisville from Nashville on 5-23-64

USA Admitted Post and Prison Hosp 6-2-64 Dysentery, discharged 6-11-64

USA Admitted Post and Prison Hosp 8-13-64 Anemia Died 8-20-64

Bailey, William

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Jan/Fed 62 present, last on file

USA) Died 9-29-62 of Wounds received at the Battle of Sharpsburg, Md. 9-17-62, died at Hoffman House Hosp (Mrs. Hoffman’s Farm)

USA) Appears on list of wounded at 2nd Div 2nd Army Corps Hosp, Army of the Potomac (Hoffman House Hosp) Wounded in Right Shoulder

Bailey, J.F.

Born; 1841 Cherokee Co. Ga.

Enlisted at Pickens Co. Ga. 8-61, mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Nov/Dec 62 present, last on file

Discharged 11-1-61, for having Epilepsy, Lumbago, and Chills.

Pension; He states he served for about 2 years, before discharge

Not present at surrender, at home discharged from disability

Barron, Daniel O

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63

Roll Mar/Apr 64 On arrest for Desertion

Admitted Jackson Hosp Richmond Va. 10-6-64 gunshot wound left hand minie ball

furloughed 30 days 10-9-64

Bell, A.P. Quarter Master Sgt

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Jan/Feb 62 Appointed Army Quarter Master Sgt of Regt by Col. 8-31-61

Discharged by Secretary of War 11-9-62

Bell, William A.

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63

Furloughed 30 days from Camp Winder Div #5 Hosp 10-19-62

Roll Jul/Aug 63 Deserted 8-8-63 in Charleston, S.C.

Roll Jan/Feb 64 On arrest for Desertion

Roll Mar/Apr 64 present On arrest for Desertion

Blitch, James H

1 Reference card

See also 25th Ga. Infantry, no reference to the 23rd Ga. Inf. in those records

Boswell, J.W.

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Gen Hosp Camp Winder 9-30-62 returned to duty 10-1-62

Roll Sep/Oct 63 Detailed as Negro driver since 9-15-63

Sep 63 at James Island, St. Andrews Parish as Sub Overseer

Oct 63 at James Island, St. Andrews Parish as Sub Overseer, Near Lines

Nov and Dec 63 at James Island, St. Andrews Parish as Sub Overseer, Near Lines, Paid $1.50 per day

Roll Nov/Dec 63 absent on furlough 30 days since 12-14-63

Roll Mar/Apr 64 present

(See personal papers of Captain W.M. Ramsey 4-4-63)

Boyd, Jesse F musician

Mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga., Residence Ellijay, Ga.

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 12-10-61 Acute Pleurisy returned to duty 12-15-61

( See personal papers of J.M. Dillingham Co. D 23rd Ga. Inf.)

Detailed as Wagoner with Gen MaGruder since 12-25-61

Roll Jul/Aug 63 present

Roll Sep/Oct 63 present, then transferred to Regt Band 10-31-63

Roll Mar/Apr 64 present Field and Staff and Band Muster Roll

Killed 7-4-64 in Battle at Petersburg, Va.

Brandley, S.B.

Mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Nov/Dec 61 absent, returned since muster

Roll Jan/Feb 62 absent left sick in Georgia since 11-22-61

Feb 64 Sick in Pickens County Georgia

Killed 9-17-62 at Battle of Sharpsburg, Md.

Bridor, Elisha

1 Med Card

Admitted Gen Hosp Danville, Va. 7-23-62 Debilitas, returned to duty 7-30-62

Brown, William

enlisted 8-21-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Jan/Feb 62 present, last on file

Died 4-30-62 at 2nd Georgia Hosp Richmond, Va.

Wife: Mary filed in Alabama McClain County and 3 children.

description: 30 yrs, black hair, black eyes, dark complexion, 6’, Born in Burke N.C.,

Farmer

Burch, John T

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Nov/Dec 61 present

Roll Jan/Feb 62 present

Died 7-6-62 in 1st Georgia Hosp in Richmond, Va., no further record

Wife: Rebecca Burch filed for Bounty, Fannin County, Ga.

Burleson, W.W. (William Washington)

enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63,sent to Fort Delaware after being held at Old Capitol Prison Washington, D.C. 5-7-63, & Paroled at Fort Delaware, sent to City Point, Va. for exchange from Fort Delaware

Present on all available rolls to Apr 64

Admitted Chimborazo #4, 9-27-62, transferred to Chimborazo 10-22-62

Admitted Chimborazo #2, 10-23-62 Diarrhea, returned to duty 12-1-62

Birth: Feb. 20, 1845 Union Co. Georgia

Death: Sep. 16, 1919 Fairview, Major Co. Oklahoma

Cagle, Leonard

Died 5-23-63 of Pneumonia in Gen Hosp #13 Richmond, Va.,

Effects: Sundries

P.O. Canton Ga. Notation on Statement of Service Reference Slip, states he Died in Prison

Caldwell, Allison

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #2, 5-11-62 Catarrh returned to duty

Discharged 2-21-63, reason not stated

Canup, James M musician drummer

enlisted 10-8-61 Camp McDonald or enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Nov/Dec 63 remarks: states musician drummer

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 9-28-62 wounded in thigh, transferred to Danville Va. 11-3-62

Admitted Gen Hosp Danville, Va. 11-3-62 Rheumatism returned to duty 11-13-62

Wife: Melinda married 1866 Habersham Co. Ga.

Present at surrender

Died: Feb 1891 Habersham Co. Ga.

Carver, W.R. 3rd Cpl

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Apr 64 present, last on file

Admitted to Gen Hosp #21, Richmond, Va. 5-8-63 Vulmus Incisum, returned to duty 5-14-63

Received at Gen Hosp #9, Richmond, Va. 5-6-63, sent to Gen Hosp #16, 5-7-63

Furloughed from Jan 64 to 4-30-64

Admitted to Chimborazo Hosp #5, 5-16-64 gun shot wound Big Toe furloughed 40 days 6-7-64

USA) Name appears on Signature to a Parole of POW’s Captured. Shows in letter dated 5-24-63 to Lt. Col. William H Ludlow on a list captured and paroled by Lt. Col. Davis 12th Ill. Cavalry in his recent Raid in the rear of Lee’s Army.

Clark, Allen

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga. Pickens County

Roll Feb 28 62 last roll showing present

Died 5-27-62 Anasarca at Gen Hosp #2, Lynchburg, Va.

Father: James Clark applied for his bounty due him, single, 16 yrs old, blue eyes, dark complexion, dark hair, 5’10”, born in Pickens County

Clark, Noah

Born: 1832 NC

enlisted in the spring of 1862, mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Pay Roll from 8-31-61 to 10-31-61

Roll Nov/Dec 61 present

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 12-10-61 Febris Remittens returned to duty 12-16-61

Discharged Yorktown, Va. 12-26-61 on account of sickness, was gone for nearly a year then returned

Discharged from gunboat at Savannah, Ga. 1865

Filed for pension in Gordon. Co. Ga.

Cloniger, J.P.

mustered 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63, sent to Old Capitol Prison in Washington, then to Fort Delaware 5-7-63 and Paroled there

Admitted Gen Hosp #9 7-7-63, sent to Chimborazo Hosp 7-8-63

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #2, 7-8-63 Remittent fever, furloughed 35 days from 7-22-63 to Cross Station, Ga.

Furloughed 30 days from 8-24-63

Cloniger, William R

mustered 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Killed 9-14-62 at Battle of South Mountain, Md.

Father: George Cloninger applied for bounty due his son

Collins, Byron M

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Signature shows J Barnum Collins

Admitted Camp Winder 1st Div Hosp 12-23-62, returned to duty 3-3-63

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63

Admitted Jackson Hosp Richmond, Va. 8-16-64 acute Diarrhea, furloughed 30 days from 8-21-64 to Yorkville S.C.

Collins, James S

1 card

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 12-10-61 Pneumonia returned to duty 12-16-61

Collins, J.B. 3rd Cpl

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #1, 11-5-62 Debility returned to duty 12-1-62

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63

Furloughed 20 days from 12-16-63

Promoted 3rd Cpl 4-1-64

Present at surrender

Wire: Martha A Chandler, married 11-11-1869

Filed pension in Johnson Co. Ga.

Died 1888 Bartow Co. Ga.

Collins, J.V. 5th Sgt

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Furloughed 20 days from 12-16-63

Due pay as 5th Sgt to 4-1-64

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63

USA) POW card states at bottom: for Captured POW’s Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63 shows Received at City Point, Va. 5-23-63 from John E Mulford Captain 3rd Infantry New York Volunteers Commanding Flag of truce 1140 Confederates paroled for exchange

Collins, Miles A 1st Sgt/1st Lt/Captain

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 5-30-62 Const Fever, P.O. Falcon Rock

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 9-28-62 furloughed 25 days 10-23-62 for wound of hand

Roll Sep/Oct 63 shows on detached duty for 20 days since to gather up absentees and deserters

No POW record

Roll Mar/Apr 64 present, last on file

Admitted Jackson Hosp 7-7-64 Diarrhea, transferred to Gen Hosp #4, Richmond, Va. 7-14-64

Admitted Gen Hosp Wilmington, N.C.7-14-63 Dysentery furloughed 7-23-64

Inspection Report for Aug 64 at Petersburg, Va. shows sick, absent with leave 7-21-64

Admitted Jackson Hosp 9-15-64 gun shot wound right arm minie ball furloughed 30 days 10-13-64

Promoted to Captain of D Company 10-30-64 to Replace Capt. Glenn deceased the date of Capt Glenn’s death

Present at surrender

Wife: Toccoa E Clayton, married 1-5-1870 Bartow Co. Ga.

Filed for pension in Fulton Co. Ga.

Died: 1-22-1896 Cartersville, Ga.

This man testified at Col. Emory F. Best's Court Martial

Collins, Miller

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Nov/Dec 61 shows absent but returned since muster

Furloughed 20 days since 10-25-63

Roll Dec 61 Appointed as Regiments Marshall

Admitted Jackson Hosp Gun Shot Wound Right Arm minie ball

Admitted CSA Military Hosp #4, Wilmington, N.C. Dysentery 7-14-63 returned to duty 7-15-63

P.O. Talking Rock, Ga.

Corbin, E.R.

enlisted 11-5-61

Killed 9-17-62 at Battle of Sharpsburg, Md. Father: William R Corbin filed for bounty

Corbin, R.L.

enlisted 11-5-61 at camp McDonald, Ga. or mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Killed 6-2-64 at Battle of Cold Harbor

Crider, E.W.

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Dec 61 shows left sick at Camp McDonald since 11-22-61

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #4, 6-29-62 typhoid fever, transferred to Danville 7-28-62

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63

Admitted Gen Hosp #4, Wilmington, N.C. Pneumonia 8-8-63

P.O. Sunders Town N.C. Rolls all show present to Apr 64

Crump, Thornton P

Born: 5-11-1836 Athens, Ga.

enlisted at Elijay, Ga.

Wounded: Gunshot wound in the right knee at the 2nd Battle of Manassas Aug 28-30, 1862, while a member of his first Regt, the 6th Ga. Co. G, later transferred to the 23rd Ga. Inf.

2 Med cards

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #4, 3-27-63 Pneumonia, shows Deserted 4-7-63

Admitted Gen Hosp #9, 3-28-63, transferred to Chimborazo Hosp #4

Medical Directors card notes: Deserted from Chimborazo Hosp #4

Filed for pensions in Murray, Habersham, Towns, & Union Counties, Ga.

Crump, Thomas L Sgt

Only 2 med cards

Admitted Gen Hosp #9, 3-1-63 transferred to Chimborazo Hosp #2

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #2, 3-2-63 Catarrh-

Deserted 3-25-63

Curry, W.A.

enlisted 11-16-63

Joined the 23rd Georgia by transfer

Admitted Gen Hosp #9, 5-18-64, transferred to Camp Winder 5-19-64

Admitted Gen Hosp Danville, Va. gun shot wound arm, furloughed from 5-25-64 30 days

Surrender 5-10-65 at Tallahassee, Fl., and Paroled 5-22-65 at Albany, Ga.

Davis, E.H. Cpl

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Rolls Nov 61 thru Feb 62 present

Furloughed 60 days from 10-6-62 to 12-6-62

Rolls Jul 63 thru Apr 64 present

Rebel Deserters received 12-21-64 at Bermuda Hundred, confined 12-22-64, turned over to Provost Marshall at City point, Va. Remarks: to go to Louisville, Ky. Took

Oath of Allegiance at Bermuda Hundred, transferred to Louisville, Ky. 12-27-64

Davis, G. Washington

enlisted 9-24-61 Big Shanty, Cobb County, Capt J.A. Steel says he enlisted 9-10-61

Killed 9-17-62 at the Battle of Sharpsburg, Md.

Wife: Ivy Davis applied for bounty.

Davis, Orville Sgt

enlisted 11-12-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Promoted to 3rd Sgt 4-1-64

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 12-10-61 Rubeola returned to duty 12-16-61

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #2, 5-11-62 Debility returned to duty 5-29-62

Roll Mar/Apr 64 present last on file

Dillingham, J.M.

enlisted 11-16-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Sep/Oct 63 furloughed 20 days 10-31-63

Rolls for Dec 61 and Jan/Feb 63 detailed as Wagoner

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63

Edwards, George R Chaplain

Roll Feb 62 absent on leave for 30 days in Georgia

Became Chaplain for Regiment 9-21-61

Elders, Thomas W

enlisted 9-10-61 or 10-1-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #2, 6-6-62 Diarrhea transferred to Danville 6-28-62

Admitted Gen Hosp Danville, Va. 6-29-62 Chronic Diarrhea, returned to duty 7-2-62

Roll Nov/Dec 63 absent on 20 day furlough since 12-19-63

Roll Jan/Feb 64 present

Received in Union Lines 5-29-64 at Resaca, Ga. Report 5-22-64: Discharged after taking Amnesty Oath by order of Gen Burbridge and ordered to remain north of the Ohio River till close of war

Took Oath on 5-15-64 at Louisville, Ky. Place of Res: Gordon County, Ga.

Description: dark hair, dark complexion, blue eyes, 5’11”, grey eyes

Evans, Richard

enlisted 9-9-61 Cobb County, Ga.

Attached to Hosp as cook

Roll Nov/Dec 61 absent, returned since muster, left sick at Camp McDonald

Roll Nov/Dec 63 present = sick

Roll Jan/Feb 64 absent sick

Roll Mar/Apr 64 Deserted and dropped from rolls

He was last paid up to 1-1-64

Evans, Willis

enlisted 10-1-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Nov/Dec 63 absent on 20 day furlough

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 9-28-62 wound in hip, returned to duty 11-21-62

Roll Jan/Feb 64 Deserted

Findley, Henry L

enlisted 9-24-61

Roll Nov/Dec61 absent sick at Chimborazo Hosp in Richmond, Va. since 12-16-61

Roll Jan/Feb 62 absent sick at Chimborazo Hosp in Richmond, Va. since 12-16-61

Rolls from Yorktown Va. said he left sick for hospital on 12-10-61

Died 8-6-62 Erysipelas in Chimborazo Hosp #5

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5 12-14-61 Erysipelas died 8-6

Wife: Lucy Ann Findley

Fossett, H.H. Cpl

enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Wounded slightly at Battle of Olustee, Fl. 2-20-64

Promoted Corporal 9-28-63

Roll Jan 64 thru Apr 64 last on file, absent wounded since 2-20-64 in Hosp at Savannah, Ga.

Fossett, William

enlisted 5-11-63 Ellijay, Ga.

Roll Jan/Feb 64 absent sick

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 5-16-64 gun shot wound to the face, transferred to Lynchburg, Va. 5-23-64

Wounded: in the abdomen 9-30-64 at the Battle of Fort Harrison or New Market Heights as it is also called, about seven miles S.E. of Richmond, Union troops broke through the lines at Fort Harrison and New Market Heights at dawn on Sept 29th, and Lee's troops counter attacked on the 30th, this is where Wm Fossett received his mortal wound

Killed in the charge of Fort Fisher, Va. about seven miles S.E. of Richmond, Va. In Nov 64, lived only a short while after being wounded, died in a hospital in Richmond. (There was some confussion in the recollection of some of William's comrades in trying to remember where he died

J P Cloninger says he was personally present and seen William Fossett after he was shot

Died 10-2-64 after being Admitted to Gen Hosp #9, 9-30-64 gun shot wound to abdomen, death 10-2-64, died of gun shot wound to the Bowels, No Effects

Wife: Elizabeth Filed for pension in Gordon Co. Ga.

Gibson, Doctor E. Sgt

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #1, 5-11-62 Diarrhea, returned to duty 5-19-62

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #4, 6-6-62 Injury to Spine, transferred to Lynchburg, Va. 6-10-62

Haley, William H

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Jan/Feb 62 present, last on file

Died 1-13-63 of wounds in Richmond Va. Hosp, or –

Died 7-23-62 in the 3rd Ga. Hosp Richmond, Va. Hosp 20 yrs old, dark hair, grey eyes, dark complexion

Father: James Haley

Hallum, Vincent H 2nd Lt.

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Promoted 2nd Lt. 8-24-62

Killed 9-17-62 at Sharpsburg Died at Stone House Hosp

Wife: Sarah Hallum.

Captured 9-17-62 at Battle of Sharpsburg, Md., on list of wounded at Sharpsburg, with Compound Fracture to Right Leg, Hosp near there. Signed an Oath not to take up arms against the United States on 9-25-62

Hightower, Jordan H

Born: 9-3-1841

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga. signs roll by mark

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #3, 5-14-62 Typhoid, transferred to Lynchburg, Va.

Admitted Camp Winder Gen Hosp #1, 10-3-62, returned to duty

Admitted Camp Winder Gen Hosp #3, 10-19-62 till 11-6-62

Admitted Wayside Gen Hosp #9, Camp Winder 10-18-62

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63

Present with company at surrender at Bentonville, NC

Wife: Amanda E, married 10-3-1882 Pickens Co. Ga.

Died: 6-8-1926 Pickens Co. Ga.

Ivey/Ivie, W.N.

enlisted 1-5 or 2-5-64 Cartersville, Ga.

Ivy/Ivie, L.S.

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63

Admitted Gen Hosp Camp Winder 5-16-62 Catarrh 5-18-62

Johns, Jackson

Name appears on Register of Officers & Soldiers Killed or Wounded in Battle or

Died of Wounds

Died 6-8-63 Howards Grove Va. effects: $22.00

Johnson, Americus

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Chimborazo #5, 12-10-61 Pneumonia 12-20-61

Discharged 12-1961 Disability

Jones, Alex/Alec Hugh

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

born in Gilmer County was Killed at Battle of Seven Pines

CSA)?Killed at Battle of Seven Pines near Richmond, Va. 5-31-62

USA) Captured at Battle of Antietam 9-17-62-

Died at Lines Farm Hosp to White House Hosp 9-17-62 to 9-29-62, on List of Soldiers who died in White House Hosp near Sharpsburg, Md. from 9-17-62 to 9-29-62

?Killed in Battle of Antietam

Jones, A.V.

mustered 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #1, 6-1-62 slight wound in finger

Admitted Camp Winder Div 1 Hosp 10-21-62

Roll Mar/Apr 64 On arrest for Desertion

In Jail at Baldwin Fl. Apr 64 see personal papers of W.E. Parr

4-30-64 On trial before Military Court

Captured 11-30-64 at Petersburg, Va.

Deserted 11-29-64 Came into Union Lines 12-2-64 at Bermuda Hundred, Va. took Oath at Dept Head Quarters, turned over to Provost Marshall at City Point, Va., To go to Louisville, Ky. 12-3-64, 12-7-64 sent to Cincinnati, Ohio. remarks: Oath taken

In prison at time of surrender

Filed for pension in Pickens Co. Ga.

Jones, Columbus T

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga., enlisted at Big Shanty, Cobb County, Ga.

Died 9-14-62 from wounds from Battle of South Mountain

Father: Andrew Jones

Jones, M.A.

Regimental Return for Dec 61 shows, Left sick at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Jones, William L

mustered 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Gen Hosp #21 Richmond, Va. 6-7-62 Diarrhea, transferred to Lynchburg, Va. 6-10-62

Died 9-24-62 from wounds received at the Battle of Sharpsburg, Md.

On POW Roll for the Army of the Potomac 9-27-62

Mother: Melinda Jones

Keeter, Paschal Y Cpl

mustered 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga., enlisted 8-25-61 at Jasper, Pickens Co. Ga.

Admitted Gen Hosp Camp Winder 5-22-62 Diarrhea till 5-28-62

Died 5-31-62 in Battle of Seven Pines near Richmond, Va.

Father: Adin Keeter of Town Creek Gilmore Ga.

remarks: see Keeles

Kelliam, George W

enlisted 9-6-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Furloughed 9-17-62 to 10-17-62

Kelly, Andrew J

enlisted 8-30-61 at Big Shanty Ga. or 9-10-62 for war

Admitted Gen Hosp #10 Richmond, Va. 10-31-62, till 12-24-62

Admitted Gen Hosp #16 Richmond, Va. 1-6-63

Died 1-13-63 of Endocarditis from the effects of a wound at 7 Days Battle

Father: James B Kelly, Gilmer County, Ga.

Kelly, H.A.

Admitted Chimborazo #3, 5-14-62 Pneumonia, transferred to Lynchburg, Va. 5-16-62

nothing further

Kevers, J.M.

1 card

Left sick at Chimborazo Hosp 12-10-61

Kilby, Archibald

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Dec 61 left sick at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted CSA Gen Hosp Danville, Va. 5-5-62 Debilitas returned to duty 5-12-62

Admitted Gen Hosp #21 Richmond, Va. 5-12-62, remarks: Camp Winder

Admitted Gen Hosp Camp Winder 5-25-62 Debilitas till 6-12-62

Died 9-14-62 at the Battle of Boonsboro Md.

Father: Henry Kilby, Jasper, Pickens, Ga.

Kilby, Isaac

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Left sick at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Died 1-22-62 at Yorktown, Va.

Father: Henry Kilby filed for bounty 11-13-62, P.O. Talking Rock, Pickens County, Ga.

Langston, G.L.

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted CSA Gen Hosp Farmville, Va.

Admitted Gen Hosp Camp Winder 5-20-62 Diarrhea to 6-18-62-

Died 6-18-62 of Diarrhea

Father: John Langston

Langston, James A

Admitted Gen Hosp #18, 5-17-62 Rheumatism 5-17-62 till 5-28-62

Admitted Gen Hosp Camp Winder 8-29-62 Rheumatism, till 9-17-62

Furloughed 9-17-62, 50 days

AWOL 12-17-62

Captured at Fair Oak, Va. 5-31-62, by Capt Lyons 6 New York Cavalry from Fort Monroe, Delivered 6-9-62 to Fort Delaware

Born in Ga. 20 yrs, 5’8”1/2”, Light Brown Hair, grey eyes, fair complexion

Lewis, William H.T.

enlisted 1861 in Cherokee Co. Ga.

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 9-28-62 wounded in breast, till 11-28-62

Detailed as Negro Driver 10-10-63

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63

Admitted Jackson Hosp 9-5-64 till 10-27-63

Admitted Jackson Hosp 10-5-64 Intermittent Fever 10-27-64

Present at surrender Greensboro NC 4-26-65

Wife: Martha, married 1-17-1866 Cherokee Co. Ga. filed for pension in Floyd Co. Ga.

Died: 9-15-1886 Atlanta, Ga.

This man testified at the Court Martial of Emory F. Best

Lewis, W.W.L.

enlisted 2-2-64 Canton, Ga.

Admitted Jackson Hosp 5-19-64 gun shot wound Right thigh minie ball

Furloughed 5-26-64 60 days

Admitted CSA Gen Hosp #3, Greensboro, N.C. 3-5-65 acute colitis

Long, James A

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #3, 5-14-62 transferred to Lynchburg, Va. 5-16-62

Died 9-25-62 of wounds received at the Battle of Sharpsburg, Md.

Father: William T Long served with Company D Jr. 2nd lt.

born in Rutherford N.C.

Long, William T 2nd Lt

enlisted 10-2-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Gen Hosp #18 Richmond 6-18-62 Dysentery till 6-22-62

Furloughed 10-26-62 to 11-26-62

Promoted to 2nd Lt. 9-28-63

20 day Leave granted, started home on 12-24-63

Captured 8-19-64 Petersburg, Va., sent to Old Capitol Prison Washington, then to Fort Delaware, took Oath of Allegiance and released 6-17-65, place of residence Pickens County Ga., dark hair, dark eyes, dark complexion, 6’

Resigned 12-1-64

Mashburn, James M

enlisted 9-16-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63, Held at Old Capitol Prison in Washington D.C. sent to Fort Delaware 5-7-63 and Paroled there, P.O. Talking Rock, Ga.

black hair, blue eyes, 5’91/2” tall

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 12-10-61 Catarrh returned to duty 12-24-61

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #1, 11-27-62 Rheumatism returned to duty 11-27-62

Admitted CSA Gen Hosp #4, Wilmington, N.C. Pneumonia returned to duty 8-11-63

Detailed as Teamster since 9-3-63

Deserted and Dropped from the Rolls, Took Oath of Allegiance on 2-24-64 and

Released from Chattanooga, Tenn.

McCullum, David A.

enlisted 9-24-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Transferred from Company I to Company D at Yorktown, Va.

Sent to Hospital in Grimes Station, Va. 5-1-63

Admitted to Chimborazo Hosp #2, 5-2-63 Syphilis, transferred to Lynchburg, Va.5-11-63

Rolls from Jul 63 thru Dec 63 absent

Roll Jan/Feb 64 sick in Camps

Deserted at Bermuda Hundred near Richmond, Va. 10-15-64, note: to go to Baltimore, Md. Took Oath of Allegiance

Died at Fort Monroe 12-1-64 of Chronic Diarrhea, age 31

Mitchell, John Franklin

enlisted 8-20-61 in Gilmer County, transferred to 18th Ga., Infantry 12-1-61

Present with the 23rd Ga. Infantry up to Dec 61

Died 7-19-62, Wife: Martha M Mitchell, claimed Bounty due him

Mooney, George W

Born: 8-27-1826

enlisted 8-21-61 at Big Shanty, Ga. or Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Gen Hosp #19, 10-26-62, returned to duty 11-10-62, Patient in Gen

Hosp #19 Richmond since 10-14-62, reason not stated

Admitted Winder Div 1 Hosp 12-18-62 reason not stated

Wounded: 5-3-63 at the Battle of Chancellorsville, Va., Gunshot wound right ankle fracturing bone

Captured at Chancellorsville, Va. 5-3-63

USA) Records show he was at Lincoln Gen Hosp Washington, D.C., with Flesh Wound of Right Leg by minie ball, he was sent to Old Capitol Prison in Washington 6-25-63, Paroled there 6-25-63 and Exchanged on the James River, Va. 6-30-63

Admitted Gen Hosp Petersburg, Va. 6-30-63 Gun Shot Wound of Left Leg,

remarks: Paroled Prisoner

Absent on 60 day furlough from 7-8-63

Absent on Wounded furlough since 8-4-63, time expires 10-30-63

Admitted Jackson Hosp 10-7-64 for Gun Shot Wound Left thigh minie ball, sent to & Admitted Wayside Gen Hosp #9, 10-9-64, finally furloughed for 30 days to Cherryville, N.C. from 10-27-64

Filed for pension in Murray & Gordon Co.'s Ga.

Moss, George W

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Mar/Apr 64 On arrest for Desertion

No later records of him found, info sent to Pensioners office 8-10-1909 says tried for Desertion before the Military Court dated 4-30-64

Moss, Grandison

Born: 1831 SC

enlisted 9-16-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Roll Jan/Feb 62 present

Rolls Jul 63 thru Apr 64 present

Surrendered at Bentonville NC May 1865

Captured at Greenville, S.C. 5-23-65 and Paroled there

Came home with Jordan Hightower, of the same company, at the end of the war

Paroled at Carnesville Ga.

Wife: Sara Moss, married 12-23-1864 Pickens Co. Ga., filed for pension in Pickens

Died: 10-6-1899 Pickens Co. Ga.

Moss, Richard D.

Born: 12-23-1838 York District SC

Enlisted 8-31-61 Camp McDonald Ga.

Roll Jan/Feb 62 present

Detailed at James Island, S.C. as Blacksmith 10-3-63

Name appears on List of Missing Wounded and Killed on Morris Island, list not dated, Wounded slightly in the Arm

Rolls Jul 63 thru Apr 64 present

Not present at surrender, Paroled at Kingston, Ga. 5-12-65

Wife: E.J., married 1-2-1865 Pickens Co. Ga.

Filed for pension in Gordon Co. Ga.

Died: 9-2-1908 Floyd Co. Ga.

Moss, Wiley

First name signed by him as Wiley

Died 3-3-62 from Disease at Yorktown, Va.

Wife: Frances, applied for bounty due him, Pickens County, Gabriel Moss was witness to application

Nicholson, Thomas

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Left Camp McDonald sick on 11-22-61 to Pickens County Ga., still gone in Feb 62

Admitted Gen Hosp #16, 12-14-62

Admitted Gen Hosp #16, Richmond 12-29-62 returned to duty 1-15-63

Name also appears as Nickelson as signature 46 yrs, 5’9”, fair complexion, grey eyes, grey hair.

Discharged 10-31-62 for Disease of Kidneys and crippled in left hand

Born in Monroe County Tenn.

Osborn, James S

enlisted 9-10-61 at Big Shanty, Ga./Camp McDonald, Ga.

Left sick at Camp McDonald, Ga. 11-22-61

Roll Nov/Dec 61 absent, returned since muster

Admitted Chimborazo #1, 5-11-62 Catarrh, transferred to Petersburg, Va. 6-12-62

Died 8-22-62 at Richmond, Va. single

Father: Littleton Osborn of Gilmer County, Ga.

Pack, George Marion

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Rolls Nov 61 thru Feb 62 present

Rolls Jul 63 thru Apr 64 present

Deserted 12-21-64

Captured 12-22-64 turned over to Provost Marshall at City Point, Va. sent to Louisville, Ky. , Took Oath of Allegiance at Bermuda Hundred, Va. sent to Washington D.C. 12-28-64

Palmer, Aaron B.F.

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Died 7-6-62 of Disease in camp near Richmond, Va., Father: Solomon C. Palmer

Residence: Pickens County, Ga.

Parker, R.M.

enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Pay Roll 8-31-61 to 10-31-61 received pay

Roll Nov/Dec 61 present

Deserted 8-8-63 at Charleston, S.C., Residence: Pickens County, Ga. dark complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, 6’11/2”, Took Oath of Allegiance 2-14-64

Phillips, G

Admitted Jackson Hosp Richmond, Va., returned to duty 11-1-64

no further record

Reeves, James M Cpl/2nd Lt.

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 12-14-61 Syphilis returned to duty 12-31-61

Rolls 8-31-61 to Feb 62 present

Rolls Jul/Aug 63 present

Resigned 9-18-63 for reason of attaching himself to Col Aikens Regt. S.C. Cavalry being a citizen of S.C.

This man was named for Gallentry by Colonel James H Huggins, but not the want of proper records, the peculiar acts of bravery by which they are distinguished, cannot be given
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Reeves, William A Sgt
mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Roll 8-31-61 to Feb 62 present
Roll Jul 63 to Apr 64 present
Detailed as Commissary Sgt since 11-15-62
Captured 9-17-62 at Sharpsburg, Md. and sent for exchange from Fort Delaware to Aikens Landing, Va. 10-2-62
Possibly resided in Pickens Co. Ga. in 1891, witnessed for D E Gibson pension
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Roach, J.P.
enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Admitted Gen Hosp Camp Winder Richmond, Va. 5-21-62 typhoid fever
Rolls Nov 61 to Feb 62 present, transferred from 18th Ga. Inf. 12-1-61
Died 1-6-63 at Richmond, Va. of Pneumonia in Gen Hosp #17
Roberts, Peter F AKA (Peter Robbins)
Roll Nov/Dec 61 absent, Dec 61 left sick at Camp McDonald, Ga returned since muster
Roll Jan/Feb 62 present
Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #4, 10-23-62 flesh wound of thigh and fracture tibia,
Furloughed 40 days from 11-10-62
Captured at Battle of Antietam, Md. and Exchanged 11-10-62 at Aikens Landing, Va.
Roll Jul 63 to Oct 63 absent Detailed as Provost Guard in Raleigh, N.C. since 7-21-63
Roll Nov/Dec 63 present
Roll Mar/Apr 64 absent sick in hospital in Savannah, Ga.
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Roe, J.J.
enlisted 11-7-61 at camp McDonald, Ga.
Rolls Nov 61 thru Feb 62 present
Discharged Double Hernia
Born in S.C., 17 yrs, 5’6”, fair complexion, black hair, blue eyes, Farmer
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Roland, J.A.
enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Roll 8-31-61 to Feb 62 present
Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #3, 5-14-62 Typhoid, transferred to Lynchburg, Va. 5-16-62
Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #4, 9-27-62, returned to duty 11-21-62
Gun Shot Wound of hip, transferred to Chimborazo 10-22-62 Gordonsville, Va.
Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 10-22-62 Gun Shot Wound of hip, returned to duty 11-21-62
Roll Jul/Aug 63 absent sent to hospital 1-21-63 Richmond, Va.
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Roland, William
enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Rolls 8-31-61 to Feb-62 present
Treated at Amelia Hosp Gen Hosp in Va. and released for duty 5-19-62
Admitted Gen Hosp #21, 6-10-62 Rubeola, returned to duty 6-13-62
Died 6-29-62 near Richmond, Va. of Typhoid Fever at CSA Gen Hosp Farmville, Va.
Father: Peter Roland collected bounty due him
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Silver, Andrew
mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Roll 8-31-61 thru Feb 62 present
Name appears on Register of those who Died of wounds or was Killed in action at the Battle of South Mountain 9-14-62, simply says Wounded at South Mountain 9-17-62
Father: William Silver
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Silver, David
mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Rolls 8-31-61 to Feb 62 present
no further record
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Slaton, J.R.
enlisted 10-4-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Rolls 8-31-61 to Feb 62 present
Deserted 4-29-63 and dropped from rolls 3-8-64
Admitted Gen Hosp #13, 4-19-63 acute Diarrhea, transferred to Camp Winder 8-26-63
Hosp Muster Roll 2nd Div Camp Winder says, Enlisted 7-10-61 at Tacknock by Capt Steel, to 8-31-63 not dated
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Smith, E.M.
Rolls 8-31-61 to 12-61 present, transferred to 18th Ga. Inf. Co. E at Yorktown, Va. Jan 62 Killed 8-30-62 at Manassas, Va.
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Smith, Thomas T
mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Rolls 8-31-61 to 10-31-61 received pay Deserter
Roll Nov/Dec 61 present
Roll Jan 62 transferred to 18th Ga. Inf. Co. E 1-1-62, Killed 8-30-62 at Manassas, Va.
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Smith, W.A.
1 card
Roll Jan 62 transferred to 18th Ga. Inf. 1-1-62
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Stancel, William A
enlisted 10-4-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Roll 8-31-61 to Feb 62 present
Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #2, 5-11-62 Diarrhea returned to duty 5-19-62
Admitted Gen Hosp #13, Richmond, Va. 6-30-62 returned to duty 7-3-62
Admitted Winder Div 3 Hosp 9-27-62, returned to duty 12-15-62
Died 1-7-62 in Hosp at Virginia Station/Guinea Station
Wife: Emily M Stancel, P.O. Elijah Gilmer County, Ga., soldier left a wife and one child
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Steel, Andrew H 2nd Lt.

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Feb 62 Company Wagoneer

Promoted 1st Lt. 12-12-64, to rank 10-31-64

Rolls 8-31-61 thru Feb 62 present

Rolls Jul/Aug 63 doesn’t state whether present or not

Rolls Sep 63 thru Apr 64 present

Steel, Davidson

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Rolls 8-31-61 to Feb 62 present

Admitted CSA Gen Hosp Camp Winder 9-2-62 Typhoid Fever-

Died 9-6-62

Residence: Pickens County, Ga., single

Father: Andrew Steel

Steel, James M 1st Lt.

mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.

Admitted Gen Hosp #21, 6-7-62 Remittent fever

Rolls 8-31-61 thru Feb 62 present at Yorktown, Va.

Roll Feb 62 sick

Killed in Battle 9-14-62 at battle of Boonsboro/South Mountain, Md., single

Father: Andrew Steel from Pickens County

Lt. Steels death as described by Hugh W. Barclay, from his Remenicences of the war;

When my company was shot out, I got behind a big rock which was in line with the regiment behind the rock fence and there I found Lt. Steel of Company D. We were lying side by side looking at the blaze of fire from the men behind the rock fence and listening to the hurrahs of the Yankees who made charge after charge when an occasional bullet came up the line our way. Lt. Steel remarked, "They have flanked the regiment on their right and we will be captured". I told him I thought not or hoped not, when just then I heard the dull thud of the bullet that hit him, and he said "I am killed". He never moved, and the bullet that hit him, must have entered his heart. It must have gone over me or under me for I was nearest the direction from whence it came.

This man is also mention by the 23rd's Colonel in Heroes and Martyrs of Georgia, for Gallentry, but not the want of proper records, the peculiar acts of bravery by which he is distinguished, cannot be given

Steel, John L Captain
Signs as Captain 12-31-61
Resigned 4-25-63 Affliction of Lungs
Resigned at Guinea Station, Va., suffering occational attacks of Haemorrhia from the lungs with General Physical Disability to perform any of the duties of his office, He has not been able for any active duty in the last ten months.
He has a constant cough with frequent night sweats and is in my opinion unable to discharge any of the duties of a soldier or officer, I recommended his resignation be accepted
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Steel, William H 5th Sgt
mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Rolls 8-31-61 to Feb 62
Died 3-21-62 at Yorktown, Va.
Father: Andrew Steel collected bounty due his son
Born in Iredell, N.C., single
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Stokes, Gus
enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Rolls Nov 61 thru Feb 62 present
Died 10-25-62 in Winder Div Hosp in Richmond, Va.
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Stokes, J C Sgt
mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Rolls 8-31-61 thru Feb 62 present
Rolls Jul 63 thru Apl 64 present
Admitted Camp Winder Gen Hosp 5-21-62 Dysentery, returned to duty 5-28-62
Admitted Chimborazo #3 6-18-62 Remittent Fever transferred to Danville Gen Hosp, Va. 6-26-62
Admitted Danville Gen Hosp 6-29-62 chronic diarrhea returned to duty 9-9-62
Deserted Rebel Army 12-15-64 held at Provo Marshall at Burmuda Hundred, turned over to Provost Marshall at City Point, Va. 12-16-64, took Oath of Alliegance 12-17-64, to go to Georgetown, Ind., 1st sent to Washington DC 12-20-64
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Stokes, T.H.
enlisted 9-20-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
P.O. Town Creek N.C.
Admitted Amelia Gen Hosp, Va. treated, returned to duty 5-12-62
Roll Jul/Aug 63 absent, sent to Hosp 7-27-63 in Wilmington, N.C.
Admitted CSA Gen Military Hosp #4, Wilmington, N.C. 8-8-63 Diarrhea
Roll Sep 63 thru Dec 63 present
Roll Jan 64 thru Apr 64 present, sick in Camp
Hosp Muster Roll Summerville, S.C. 6-30-64 present
USA) Deserted = Captured 12-22-64 at Bermuda Hundred near Richmond, Va., Head Quarters of Army of the Potomac, turned over to Provost Marshall at City Point, Va. 12-23-64 to be sent to Louisville, Ky. Sent from Bermuda Hundred to Washington D.C. 12-28-64
Received at Provost Marshall Gen at Washington D.C. 12-30-64, Taken Oath of Allegiance received transportation to go to Knightstown, Ind.
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Stokes, William M.
Born: 6-1839 Pickens Co. Ga.
enlisted Fall of 61 at Town Creek, Gilmer Co. Ga. enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Roll 8-31-61 to Feb 62 present
Wounded: 9-14-1862 at the Battle of Sharpsburg, Md., gunshot through the left side
Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 9-28-62 wounded in side, furloughed 30 days 10-27-62
Jul 63 thru Apr 64 present
Received clothes for 3rd Quarter of 1864
Discharged from surrender at Randolph Co. SC, present, paroled by U S authorities
Filed in Pickens Co. Ga.
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Talley, H.C.
enlisted 11-21-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Discharged 1-6-62 and Paid at Richmond, Va.
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Talley, M.V.
mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Admitted Gen Hosp Camp Winder 9-2-62 Typhoid fever, furloughed 30 days 10-7-62
Name appears on List of Detailed men at James Island S.C. Quarter Master Med. 10-30-63
Roll 8-31-61 to Feb 62 present
Furloughed 10-2-62 to 11-2-62
Roll Jul 63 thru Oct 63 present = Regiment Teamster since 12-25-63
Roll Jan 64 thru Apr 64 On extra duty as Regiment Teamster
May 64 still a teamster
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Ratliff, P Talley 2nd Lt./Adjutant
Roll Dec 61 present at Yorktown, Va.
Roll Nov/Dec 61 present
Roll Jan 62 present at Yorktown
Roll Feb 62 present at Yorktown, sick
Admitted Gen Hosp Howards Grove, Va. 5-20-64 Dysentery returned to duty 5-22-64
Admitted Gen Hosp #4, Richmond, Va. 5-18-64 Intermittent Fever, sent to Gen Hosp #4, 5-20-64
Appointed Regiment Adjutant 9-23-64 to enter the Med Dept of P.A.C.S. to increase his knowledge and once again be useful to the service
Ratliff writes a letter to Gen Thomas Jordan Chief of Staff dated 9-6-63, that since he has left the Army of Northern Virginia, he has been accused of Stealing a watch that belonged to Captain J.J.A. Sharp of Company “G” 23rd Georgia Inf., and would like a court of ? be convened ASAP to investigate the matter, as his character has suffered and so has his authority.
from the east Lines on James Island
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Taylor, John W.
enlisted 9-10-61 at camp McDonald, Ga.
Roll Nov 61 to Feb 62 present
Admitted Gen Hosp #18 Richmond, Va. 5-11-62 Intermittent Fever returned to duty 6-23-62
Admitted Wayside Gen Hosp #9, 10-15-62 transferred to Winder Hosp
Admitted Jackson hosp 9-11-64 Chronic Diarrhea returned to duty 10-16-64
Roll Jul 63 thru Feb 64 Present
Deserted 3-8-64 and dropped from the rolls
USA) Head Quarters of Army of the Potomac Bermuda Hundred, received 12-22-64 sent to Washington D.C. same day, arrived there 12-30-64, Took Oath and transportation to Knightstown, Ind.
Confined by Bermuda Hundred 12-23-64 remarks: to be sent to Louisville, Ky.
Present at surrender
Resided in Talking Rock, Ga. 1901
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Teams, George
enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63
Admitted Jackson, Hosp 8-9-64 Chronic Diarrhea, furloughed to Athens, Ga. 8-14-64
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Teems, F.V.
Born: 2-28-1839
enlisted 5-7-62 at Richmond, Va. sent to Yorktown, Va.
During the Seven Days Battle in last of June 1862, he contracted kidney disease and was sent to Rockwell Hosp, where he remained one month
Captured 9-30-62
Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63
Admitted CSA Gen Hosp #4, 7-31-63 Wilmington, N.C. Dysentery
Wounded: 5-16-1864 at the Battle of Drewry's Bluff, gunshot wound through right shoulder, Ball entering on top of front side ranging downward passing out through shoulder blade breaking the bone
He left the command 5-16-1864
Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 5-16-64 gun shot wound right shoulder, transferred to Lynchburg, Va. 5-23-64
Not present at surrender, at home on wounded furlough, paroled at Kingston, Ga.
Filed for pension in Gilmer Co. Ga.
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Temples, Patrick H
Born: 1835 NC
enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Left command at Yorktown, Va. sick, to go to the hospital, where he died (this info is from witnesses from his regiment who were there with him)
Died: 4-12-1862 in hospital at Williamsburg, Va. or Richmond
Wife: Mary Ann Stephens, married 9-10-1854 in Pickens Co. Ga.
Wife: Mary Ann Temples was paid $116.40 for bounty, filed original pension 11-13-62 and was paid $30.00
Parents Larkin & Susan Temples
Mary filed for pension in Paulding & Floyd Co.'s Ga.
March 25th, 1862, Confederate States of America,
to makeing a coffin for Patrick Temple Comp D 23rd Ga. Regiment
died at Colleage Hospital and is put in the 42nd grave in this row (Georgia Row)
to diggin a grave for same to conveyance to the ground
this info was found by Mr. Temples relative Jeffrey Barnes, and the source is Richard Bucktrout Ledger, he was a cabinet maker/undertaker in Williamsburg, Va. 423 was the page number
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Temples, William M
mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Va.
Discharged 1-6-62 Settlement given at Yorktown
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Thomas, John
mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Died at Battle of South Mountain in Md. 9-14-62
Mother: Rebecca Thomas, bounty paid, $102.13 Jasper, Pickens County, Ga.
Big Shanty Ga., Cobb Co. Ga., single
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Wadkins, J.S.
mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Roll Pay 8-31-61 to 10-31-61
Roll Nov/Dec 62 present
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West, J.C.
mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #2, 5-11-62 Fever till, 5-29-62
Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #4, 9-27-62 gun shot wound left fore arm, furloughed 30 days
Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 10-22-62 gun shot wound left fore arm
Died 1-20-64 of Disease in the 2nd North Carolina Hosp Columbia, S.C. 10-28-63
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West, M.H.
mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga. left sick
Admitted Chimborazo Hosp 6-7-63 reason not given
Died 4-22-64 of Disease
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West, Thomas J.
enlisted 10-6-61 or 11-5-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Furloughed 20 days 12-19-63
Roll Jan to Apr 64 sick at Charleston S.C. Hosp
Captured at Bermuda Hundred near Richmond in 1864, Va. and sent to Louisville, Prison (Rebel Deserter), Took Oath 12-6-64 and sent to Cincinnati, Ohio
Paroled from Camp Chase Prison in Columbus Ohio, in May 1865
Filed pension in Gordon Co. Ga.
Wife: Mary Jane Bailey, married 6-27-1857 in Pickens Co. Ga., filed pension in Floyd Co. Ga.
Died: 1-8-1918 near Rome, Floyd Co. Ga.
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Wilkey, George W
Born: 1838 Spartanburg District SC
enlisted 10-61 Camp McDonald, enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Cook at York House Hosp Winchester, Va. 9-4-62 to 10-31-62
Admitted Columbia, S.C. 8-23-63
Roll Nov/Dec 63 sent to Hosp at Charleston 8-31-63
AWOL since 1-15-64 sick
Took Oath of Allegiance 3-26-64, light complexion, light hair, blue eyes, 6’,
Res: Pickens, County, Ga.
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Williams, John F
enlisted 10-1-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga., enlisted 9-10-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Rolls Dec 61 thru Feb 62 Detailed as Wagoner
Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #1, 10-28-62 Debility, transferred to Danville
Admitted CSA Gen Hosp Danville, Va. 11-3-62 gun shot wound 11-13-62
Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63
Promoted to Corporal 9-28-63
Wounded slightly at the Battle of Olustee, Fl. 2-20-64, sent to hosp 2-21-64
Captured at Weldon Rail Road 8-19-64, sent to point Lookout, Exchanged on the James River, Va. 3-16-65
Captured at Petersburg, Va. 8-19-64 Held at Point Lookout Prison in Md., paroled 3-17-65
JP Cloninger says that he went into battle at Petersburg and didn't return
Was at home at time of surrender as a paroled prisoner
Wife: Mary J, married 9-8-1867 Gilmer Co. Ga.
Died: 8-16-1933 Gilmer Co. Ga.
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Williams, William W
enlisted 5-11-63 Ellijay, Ga.
Devonport Co. Officer
Roll Nov/Dec 63 Detailed with ordinance train
Deserted 5-8-64 no family
Took Oath of Allegiance at Nashville, Tenn. 4-11-65, Res: Gilmore County, Ga., fair complexion, dark hair, dark eyes, 5’8”
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Willis, A.J.
mustered 8-31-61 at Camp McDonald, Ga.
Admitted Confederate Hosp Culpepper, Va. 9-26-62 Febris Consistent, sent to Gen Hosp 10-1-62
Captured near Fredericksburg, Va. 5-3-63
Admitted Chimborazo Hosp #5, 5-16-64 shot in left leg, remarks: transferred to Lynchburg, Va. 5-22-64
Captured at Kingston, N.C. 3-8-65, sent to New Berne, N.C., then to Point Lookout,
3-16-65, Released 6-21-65
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Woodward, W.J.
enlisted 11-5-62 Johnson, S.C.
enlisted 2-17-64 Augusta, Ga.
Admitted Jackson Hosp 6-30-64 wounded in right foot by shell
Furloughed 7-28-64 60 days