Spartanburg County, South Carolina - Chapter 39, 1900

Chapter 39

The first representation from Spartanburg county after its organization in 1785 was not a representation from said county (afterwards called district) proper, but was from the Upper or Spartan district, which was laid out according to the act of the Provisional Congress of South Carolina, February, 1776. (See map "Colonial and Revolutionary History of Upper South Carolina," page 43.) Said election district comprised all the territory of the original county of Spartanburg and nearly all the territory of the original county of Union, and the electors in said district voted together in the selection of a senator and four representatives, to which, under the law, they were entitled. It appears that in the selection of four representatives, by common consent, two were selected from the lower (or Union) side and two from the upper (or Spartanburg) side of the district. This arrangement of voting continued in force until the State Constitution went into effect, which was ratified in June, 1790, and remained in force until after the close of the civil war between the States, when another constitution was enacted in 1868 by virtue of the Reconstruction Act of the Congress of the United States. The old constitution, as adopted, gave to Spartanburg proper one senator and two representatives. It made no provision for any reapportionment of representation. In obedience to this demand the constitution was amended in 1808, and under this amendment the representatives were apportioned among the several connties (or districts) of the State according to the nnmber of white inhabitants and the amount of taxes paid in each district, one representative to be allowed for every sixty-second part of the whole taxes raised by the Legislature. Under the apportionment of 1809, the district of Spartanburg gained two members in the House, making four in all, and by another apportionment in 1830 an another member was gained, making five in all. This apportionment remained until the adoption of the Constitution of 1868, when the number of representatives was again reduced to four. Another apportionment, however, in 1892, increased the number of representatives to six, but in 1896, by reason of the formation of Cherokee county, which comprises a portion of the original county of Spartanburg, the number was reduced to five representatives, which at present remains.

The following is a list of senators and representatives from Upper or Spartan district and Spartanburg county proper in accordance with the foregoing statement. Those marked thus (*) were representatives from the Union section of the Upper or Spartan district from 1776 to '90 inclusive :

Represoitativcs - 1786-88, Thomas Brandon,* Samuel Mcjunkin, John Henderson and William Kennedy* ; 1788-90, William Kennedy,* Thomas Brandon,* John Henderson and James Jorden.

Representatives - 1790-92, John Henderson and James Jorden ; 1792-94 - Obediah Trimmier and Henry Wells ; 1794-96, Henry Wells and Robert Goodloe ; 1796-98, Thomas Moore and William Wells; 1 798-1 800, Thomas Moore and William Wells ; 1800-02, B. Shumate and Isham Henderson ; 1802-04 ; William Lancaster and Andrew B. Moore ; 1804-06, Nathan Lipscomb and William Lancaster ; 1 806-08, Andrew B. Moore and William Lancaster; 1808-10, Andrew B. Moore, Daniel McKie and W. Nesbitt ; 1810-12, A. B. Moore, John Means, Wilson Nesbitt and Daniel McKie; 1812-14, John Means, Wilson Nesbitt, Obediah Trimmier ami Daniel McKie ; 1814-16, John Henderson, John Means, Wm. Reid and Samuel Farrow; 1816-18, John Dodd, James Hammett, William Reid and Samuel Farrow ; 1818-20, William Reid, Samuel. White, Eber Smith and Samuel Farrow ; 1820-22, John Dodd, John T. Earle, William Reid and Eber Smith ; 1822-24, John Dodd, Daniel McKie, William Reid and John W. Lewis ; 1826-28, James Crook, John Stroble, J. Bsannon and William Reid ; 1828-30, John W. Lewis, William Poole, James Crook and Isaac Smith ; 1830-32, John W. Lewis, Memory N. Chapman, Philip Bruton, John W. Smith t This delegation was elected within a few months after close of civil war (1S65) under the auspices of the provisional government of South Carolina.

The following extracts from the laws of South Carolina and Acts and Resolutions of said State relating to Spartanburg district show the following voting precincts and managers from 1806 to 1816 inclusive, and also appointments made of justices of the quorum and peace from December, 1805, to December, 1816, inclusive.

* It will be noticed that during the year 1806 provision was made for only three voting precincts in Spartanburg district as shown above. In the laying out of the Upper or Spartan district by the Provincial Congress of South Carolina, which met in November, 1775, only one voting precinct was provided, which was at a meeting-house near Joseph Kelsey's. The Upper or Spartan district embraced all of the territory of the original county of Spartanburg, and nearly all the territory of the original county of Union. See "Colonial and Revolutionary History of South Carolina." Copy of record, p. 42, and map, P- 43-

Justices Of The Quorum And Peace

Justices of the Peace: Wm. Lipscomb, James Lucas Bird, Aaron Casey, Samuel Lancaster, John Hunter, James Drury Anderson, John Ricknian, Samuel Morrow and John Walker.

Justices of the Peace: Wm. Simpson, James Lucas Bird, Aaron Casey, Samuel Lancaster, John Hunter Jones, Denney Anderson, John Rickman, Samuel Morrow and John Walker.

Justices of the Peace : Wm, Kelso, James Hammett, Moses Casey, Samuel Woodruff, Ezekiel Dobbins, Ephriam Lewis, John Montgomery and Caleb James.

Justices of the Peace: James Whitten, Eaton Walker, Robert Leggon, Joseph Camp, David INIoore, Benjamin Wofford, Berry Hinds, Wm. Hendricks and David Lewis.

1 81 4, Co7nmissioucrs of Free Schools: Samuel Morrow, Burrel Bobo, John Crawford, Sam'l Woodruff, Wm. Reid, Joshua Richards, Samuel Archibald and Herbert Hawkins.

Sir : - I hand you herewith a list containing the names of heads of families as shown by the original census returns of the first census, taken under the direction of the LTnited States Marshal, by Daniel Wright, Assistant to the Marshal, and returned by him on April 15, 1791.

List of Names of Soldiers from Sparta?iburg County zvlio Were Enlisted in the Confederate States hicliiding tJiose E?disted hi the South Carolifta State Militia, State Reserves and Cadet Corps During the Years 1861-65 Inclusive.

Company A. - Privates: M. Blackwood, John Blalock, P. B. Brannon, J. D. Cantrel, L. Duncan, J. A. Foster, J. P. Gardner, John Harper wounded May 12, 1864, died on way home, June 8, 1864, John Permenter, George Rutland killed at battle of Wilderness, W. B. Stone and W. A. Har-

1st Lieutenants: Wm. A Nesbitt (see sketch), killed at Second Manassas ; J. Nott Moore (see sketch), promoted from 2d lieutenant, was made captain under consolidation act.

2d Lieutenants: Glenn Bearden promoted from ist sergeant, was made ist lieutenant under consolidation act; James A. Johnson promoted from sergeant, resigned, W. W. D. Lanford promoted from sergeant, dropped by examining board, and Jas. E. Vise resigned.

Sergeants: Ewell Teague killed at 2d Manassas, Mike Patton transferred to C. S. Navy, W. A. Wofford, Jas. C. Skinner wounded at Wilderness, Henry Yarbrough, Sr., and Crook Nicholls was made sergeant of color guard.

Privates : John C. Bearden, O. P. Bearden, Wm. Bellott, Robert Bogan, Richard Cole, E. Y. Cunningham detached as an artificer by order of General Joe E. Johnson, N. B. Davis, Eber Fowler died at hospital, Simpson Fowler died in. hospital, John Fowler died in hospital. Elias Fowler, Robert Farmer, Ansel Gregory died in hospital, Willis Ginings, Edwin Harrison wounded in battle and disabled, Elias Harrison, Arch Harrison, Wm. H. Harrison, J. Allen Hines, Jas. Hughs, John Johnson, Thad Kendrick, Javos Kimbrell, Frank Lancaster died, Zachary Lancaster, Mike Lee, M. B. Middleton promoted captain Company I, 1st Regiment, S. C. V., Samuel McAbee, Geo. Moore died in hospital, Wm. Norton, F. M. O'Daniel killed at Wilderness, P. H. Otts, Geo. Poole, W. H. Posey wounded at Sharpsburg, disabled, Wiley Rhodes died in hospital, Coley Rhodes, Jas. E. Ramage, Anderson Simpson, John Spillers, Geo. Simmons, Jas. M. Smith, Erwin Stephens, Mills Sumner, J. B. Sumner, W. H. Taylor killed at Petersburg, Enoch Thomas, James Taylor died, Robert Taylor, John Taylor, Wm. Taylor, Theodore J. West killed at 2d Manassas, Edgar West, Elijah West died in hospital, Jeptha White and Henry Yarbrough, Jr.

Company B. - Privates : A. W. Bailey, David Brown, John A. Brown, Wm. Johnson wounded at Sharpsburg and Averysboro, foot amputated, Samuel J. Robinson killed at Fredericksburg.

2d Lieutenants : N. P. Floyd, P. John Ray killed at Savage Station, Wade Allen wounded and died at Fort Delaware, F. M. Gorden wounded at Cedar Hill, Hiram Bobo.

Sergeants : Levi Campbell, Allen Garland died at Richmond, Chance M. Floyd, Hosea Ray, Robert L. Ray killed at Chickamauga, H. W. Duckett and Monroe M. Davis.

Corporals : J. D. C. Abernathy killed at Savage Station, T. C. Hill killed at Malvern Hill, Geo. M. Dillard, John W. Ferguson wounded at Savage Station, Chancellorsville and Spottsylvania, Robert C. Wilburn killed at Deep Bottom.

Privates : R. L. Allen wounded at Gettysburg, Jeremiah P. Pool killed at Bentonville, T. C. Burdine, John Burnett, Hosea Browning wounded at Savage Station, Chancellorsville and Spottsylvania, John Carson, Henry P. Cathcart wounded at Malvern Hill, Fredericksburg and Gettysburg, Jesse Cooper killed at Malvern Hill, W. T. Dodd, T. M. Cooper, Henry T. Ferguson, A. F. Floyd, J. M. Floyd killed at Rapidan, Warren Farmer wounded at Chancellorsville and Spottsylvania, Eliphas Ferguson, Young P. Franklin wounded at Cedar Hill, A. T. Farrow, Mark Finger wounded at Wilderness, Isaac Graham, J. F. Graham wounded at Savage Station, J. W. Gentry wounded at Sharpsburg, Edward Gentry wounded at Savage Station. Philip Huckabee, B. M. Hill wounded at Averysboro, N. C. P. W. Hollis, C. B. Hernbree wounded at Wilderness, - - Andrews killed at Maryland Heights, Drury Jackson, Dellard Jackson wounded at Savage Station, Asbury Graham wounded at Averysboro, Wm. Kelly, Marion Kelly, Thos. Lamb, Robert Lamb wounded at Savage Station, W. E. Lynch, Archibald Lynch, John Lynch killed at Knoxville, B. S. Lynch wounded at Bentonville, R. C. Murphy killed at Cedar Hill, John D. Myers wounded at Savage

Station, A. E. McCravy, R. S. McCravy, Samuel McCravy killed at Savage Station, Peter Murray, Stephen Nix killed at Savage Station, Wm. Millen wounded at Spottsylvania Court House, Robert Ramsey, Perry Ramsey, Wm. Mullins, E. A. Pruit wounded at Spottsylvania Court House, Charlie Pope, Robert Poole, Casper Smith, Wm. Smith, Madison Stephens wounded at Savage Station, J. F. Stephens, Anthony Shands wounded around Richmond, Franklin Shands, T. B. Stone wounded at Chancellorsville, A. H. Stearns killed at Gettysburg, Samuel Shands killed at Bentonville, John Pruit, J. W. Sexton, James L. Tinsley, wounded at Wilderness and Fredericksburg, A. R. Tinsley wounded at Savage Station, J. P. Tinsley, W. B. Taylor wounded at Savage Station, Andrew Vamer, M. S. Varner, J. W. Varner, James Vaughn wounded at Gettysburg, C. M. Williams wounded at Wilderness and Averysboro, J. D. Williams, Harrison Workman wounded around Richmond, Frank Wesson, Thomas Woolbanks wounded around Richmond, John Woolbanks, Pink Lynch, Thos. Ray killed at Chickamauga and Robert Poole wounded at Manassas.

Company G. (called "the Briers.") - Privates : Wm. Cheek, Wm. Chesney, J. N. Chesney died in 1862, at Manchester, Va., N. Chesney, R. J. Chesney died 1862, at White Sulpher Springs, Va., George Chesney, James Craig died at Lynchburg, 1862, Eber Jones missing, J. A. Hobby mortally wounded at Fredericksburg, Patillo Landford mortally wounded at Fredericksburg, E. L. Landford, John Owens, Enoch Stone, B. H. Wofford and John Vonedore.

Company K. - Captains : Ben Kennedy (see sketch), Seaborn M. Lanford killed at Savage Station, L. Perrin Foster (see sketch) killed at Fredericksburg, Wm. H. Young killed at Gettysburg, Jos. Henry Cunningham killed at Chickamauga, John P. Roebuck wounded at Knoxville and Chickamauga, taken prisoner at Knoxville and remained in prison to the close of the war.

2d Lieutenants: Wm. Bearden killed at Gettysburg, R. M. Smith discharged at Yorktown, A. Baxter Layton wounded at Sharpsburg, Wm. R. Thomas killed at Gettysburg.

Sergeants: David S. Bray surrendered at Greensboro, Wm. B. Wofford wounded at Fredericksburg and died of same at Richmond, Alexander Thomas wounded at Sharpsburg and Wilderness, surrendered at Greensboro, C. P. Varner wounded at Savage Station, Maryland Heights, Cedar Creek, Va., and Chickamauga, John N. McArthur surrendered at Greensboro, John L. Gentry killed at Savage Station.

Privates : John B. C. Bass, surrendered at Greensboro, G. W. Bass surrendered at Greensboro, B. S. Beason surrendered at Greensboro, Burwell Beason surrendered at Greensboro, J. W. Bishop killed at Maryland Heights, J. W. N. Beard transferred to cavalry, J. C. Beard died at Glenn's Springs, S. C, L Ira Bearden wounded at Sharpsburg and Frederickburg, surrendered at Greensboro, David Brice died in Virginia, F. Chris. Burch died at Richmond, W. S. Bearden killed near Richmond, Glenn Bearden horor ably discharged, W. H. Barnett killed in battle near Peters- burg, Nimrod Cook died at Florence, S. C, Henry W. Cunning-ham died in prison near Point Lookout, G. W. Chummy killed at Chickamauga. G. W. Chummy died of wounds near Fishers Hill, Va., R. A. Drummond died at Warrenton, Va., John H. Elmore surrendered at Greensboro, J. Anthony Foster (see sketch) killed at Maryland Heights, C. T. Gwinn wounded at Fredericksburg, surrendered at Greensboro, Doc Gwinn wounded at Bentonville, N. C, lost an arm, Mansel Gwinn, Jefferson Gwinn killed at Bentonville, T. P. Plarmon killed at Maryland Heights, James Harmon killed at Chickamauga, John Harmon wounded at Sharpsburg, honorably discharged, Wm. Harmon wounded in Virginia, surrendered at Greensboro, J. P. Havener wounded at Savage Siation, died of same at Richmond, Geo. T. Hyatt surrendered at Greensboro, Jas. Hyatt surrendered at Greensboro, Jos. H. Hamby died at Warrenton, Va., Levi Hill wounded at Fredericksburg and Chickamauga, transferred to 3d Regiment, S. C, v., Jas. A. Johnson honorably discharged, Samuel W. T. Lanham wounded at Spottsylvania, surrendered at Greensboro, now a congressman from Texas, Wm. Lawrence killed at Fredericksburg, Wm. Linsey killed at Sharpsburg, John J. Marco wounded in Virginia, honorably discharged, Perry Mattox killed at Maryland Heights, S. S. Mayes died of wounds in Virginia, surrendered at Greensboro, Wm. J. Mayes died of wounds at Richmond, T. W. Meaders died of disease in Virginia, T. S. Meadows, killed in Virginia, Wm. McAbee surrendered at Greensboro, Joel McAbee wounded at Wilderness, J. E. McDonald killed at Wilderness, Joseph McArthur wounded in Virginia, surrendered at Greensboro, John Owens killed at Chickamauga, John W. Pearson wounded at Spottsylvania, Thomas Petty, B. F. Pettitt, Harvey Pearson, John S. Rountree wounded at Savage Station, Jos. M. Riddle wounded at Chickamauga, T. Riddle died of disease in Virginia, Mathew Rogers killed at Maryland Heights, Joseph Rogers killed at Chickamauga, Elias Rogers wounded in Virginia, Willis Rogers wounded at Fishers Hill, surrendered at Greensboro, Green Rogers wounded at Fishers Hill, surrendered at Greensboro, Benj. F. Roebuck surrendered at Greensboro, Jesse J. Roebuck died of disease at Lynchburg, Wm. P. Roebuck, captain in Holcombe Legion for twelve months, time expired, reenlisted and was killed at Spottsylvania, Geo. Simmons killed at Deep Bottom, John L. Shackelford discharged,

B. Anthony Shands wounded at Savage Station and Petersburg, surrendered at Greensboro, Samuel Shands killed at Averysboro, N. C., John Stallions discharged, B. M. Smith killed in Virginia, Simeon Smith killed in Virginia, Elijah F. Smith surrendered at Greensboro, Robert Smith died in Virginia, W. P. Smith died of disease in Virginia, W. T. Shurbutt died of disease at Richmond, Z. S. Shurbutt transferred, A. T. Shurbutt killed at Savage Station, John Slater wounded in Virginia, surrendered at Greensboro, G. H. Stoney died of disease at Richmond, D. G. Stoney died of disease in Virginia, Jas. S. Stoney wounded in Virginia severely, T. S. Thomas wounded at Spottsylvania, surrendred at Greensboro, L. P. Thomas killed at Geetysburg. Wm. Thomas surrendered at Greensboro, Mitchell Thomas wounded in Virginia, surrendered at Greensboro, J. Turner died of disease in Virginia, W. J. Vehorn severely wounded at Wilderness, Lewis Vaughn surrendered at Greensboro, Jos. Vaughn died of disease in Virginia, Roddy Varney surrendered at Greensboro, Robt. M. Williams wounded at Chickamauga, lost a leg, Benj. Wofford, Jr. surrendered at Greensboro, W. Thomas Wofford killed at Spottsylvania Court House, ?- Henry Wofford killed at Spottsylvania Court House, Wm. A. Wofford, T. J. West, G. W. West killed at Cedar Creek, Va., Elihu M. West, Henry West killed near Richmond, Henry A. Wingo' surrendered at Greensboro, Rufus B. White discharged in Virginia, S. P. Westmoreland wounded in Virginia, W. M. Wright killed

1st Lieutenants: Lawson Turner resigned in 1862, joined Western army, C. P. Petty resigned, J. T. V. Legg resigned, Daniel Antliony wounded seven days around Richmond.

Sergeants : Geo. Epton. W. S. George severely wounded and honorably discharged, W. T. McArthur wounded and transferred to Sharpshooters, Stephen McDonald, W. M. Tate transferred to Palmetto Sharpshooters, W. L. Lipscomb wounded at Clays farm, transferred to 26th Regiment, S. C. v., G. B. Culp wounded at Frazier's Farm, J. B. Humphries disabled and discharged, Samuel Cole killed at Frazier's Farm, Jos. Price wounded at Seven Pines, Samuel S. Austell died at Frazier's Farm, W. D. D. Poole wounded at 2d Manassas and at Knoxville from which he soon after died.

Corporals: Davis Moore discharged, Elias T. Mitchell killed at Campbells Station, Tenn., W. B. Parris, A. N. Turner wounded and discharged, T. D. Tate, Jas W Coyle and J. P. Camp killed at Chickamauga.

Bishop seriously wounded at 2d Manassas, Wm. H. Bridges transferred, C. D. Bridges transferred, Chas. Blanton wounded seven days around Richmond, Wm. Bryant killed at Chickamauga. Robt. S. Byars killed at Wilderness, Rowland Briant, Franklin Blanton died during the war, W. J. Briant, W. A. Briant, R. Brown killed at Seven Pines, T. B. Bullock wounded Seven Pines, C. R. F. Crounlans disabled and discharged, W. D. Cash transferred, John E. Cooper killed in Virginia, John Cash transferred, John Cole died at Centerville, Va., O. V. Cleary killed in Virginia, G. B. Cleary, John Cantrel wounded at Seven Pines, T. J. Cantrel wounded at Seven Pines, L. A. Cantrel wounded at Seven Pines, L. J. Cook wounded at seven days around Richmond, J. Pinckney Cole wounded seven days around Richmond, Joseph Cash died at Sweet Water, Tenn., John Cash transferred, W. D. Cash transferred, John B. Cash wounded at 2d Manassas. Aaron Duncan wounded 2d Manassas, B. F. Davis, Jesse Duncan killed at Wilderness, E. B. Durham killed at Wilderness, Thos. Dewberry killed at Wilderness, John Ellis wounded seven days around Richmond, Epton wounded Deep Bottom, died of same, Henry Ervin died at home. Dr. J. B. Goudelock transferred to hospital, Wm. M. Gibson wounded at Seven Pines, Pinckner Garner, Jeremiah Gidney. Joseph Garner. J. M. Goudelock, F. Harvey wounded at Seven Pines, Richard Huskey, Joseph Huskey, H. H. Humphries, Alfred Harris, Robert Harris, L. H. Hill, John M. James wounded at 2d Manassas, J. W. James wounded at 2d Manassas, John Jones, C. C. Jarrett, Ad Kennett wounded at Deep Bottom, Abner Kennett killed at Wills Valley, Tenn., James

Leonard W. M. Leonard, J. M. Lipscomb, A. D. Lovelace wounded seven days around Richmond. Wm. Lowe, Jefferson McAbee, Jas. McAbee killed in Virginia, 1864, Abner McAbee killed at Petersburg, 1864, Jas. Madison, J. E.

Millwood discharged, John Morah, O. P. Morgan wounded. Seven Pines, A. M. McDonald, David McComson died in hospital from disease, D. J. McArthur wounded at Seven Pines, Peter Morgan killed or died of disease, G. C. Moore wounded, Thomas Martin wounded, George McKenney wounded at 2d Manassas, John Osmert, Wm. Parris, J. W. Porter killed at Wildereness, Wm. Porter, Toliver Philips wounded at Wilderness, P. P. Pearson wounded, Wm. Petty, W. M. Pearson killed in Virginia, Skip Price, T. D. Price, John Reynolds, J. M. Reynolds, John Ramsey, Calvin Ramsey, Newton Raines, B. F. Rice, Jos. Reynolds, Henry Rice killed at Seven Pines, Pinckney Seates, Wm. Seates, Aaron Self wounded at New Market Heights, Va.. J. W. Self wounded at Wilderness, J. E. Scruggs, R. D. Scruggs, Drury Scruggs, Drury Scruggs wounded at New Market, Va., S. D. Sanders wounded at Seven Pines and died, Ansel Sprouse, John Sprouse killed at Mitchells Station, Tenn., Henry League killed at Seven Pines, Christon Thorne killed at Wilderness, Jesse Threft died in Virginia, 1861, Allen Threft, J. M. Turner killed at New Market Heights, Va., N. C. Washburne killed at Wilderness, D. K. Willis died in Virginia, Calvin Willis killed seven days battles below Richmond, Wm. Wyatt died in hospital, Manchester, Va., Jos. Wright, John C. Willis died of disease, 1861, L. J. Wyatt killed at Wilderness, Edward Waters, John Wyatt, J. N. Ward, Joe Young killed at Seven Pines. This company, recorded among the rolls in Coumbia, S. C, as Company I., 5th Regiment, S. C. V., is a part of what was Company I., 6th Regiment, S. C. V., before the reorganization of the company at Yorktown, Va., in 1862. Captain Camp and at least three-fourths of the company had belonged to the 6th Regiment prior to the reorganization, at which time the company largely recruited from Company C, 9th Regiment, S. C. V., commanded by Captain Wm. M. Foster who at said reorganization was elected Major of the 5th Regiment. This accounts for the long list of commissioned and non-commissioned officers

Company K. - Captain: R. B. Seay died of apoplexy in Virginia (see sketch), Wm. Choice (see sketch) and Jos. H. McDowell (see sketch) wounded at Louden Heights.

Privates : J. H. Bishop, A. Bishop, Govan Bush, J. M. Bush, G. M. Bush, R. Brannon, W. H. Brannon, M. B. Burrell, N. Burnett wounded in Virginia, D. Burnett, J. M. Benson appointed captain provost marshal's office in Columbia, Elias Belcher, Jasper Cook. Alfred Cook, Calvin Cook, Wm. Cook, J. C. Clement, Wm. Clement, John L. Clement wounded at 2d Manassas, J. B. Carter, J. T. Camp wounded Frazier's Farm, W. C. Crittendon wounded in A^irginia, H. Cothran died of disease in Virginia, M. B. Christopher, John Clements, David Cudd, John Cudd, killed at Petersburg, 1864, Jas Howerton, S. T. Jackson wounded at Petersburg, A. D. Jackson, R. L. Jackson, A. Junior wounded, L. Jackson wounded at Petersburg, W. S. Kirby, H. Liles, Abner Low, Giliam Mabry wounded four times in a charge against Fort Steadman, J. T. McDowell killed at Sharpsburg, H. A. McDowell, J. C. McDowell, Calvin McDowell wounded at 2d Manassas, M. V. McDowell killed at Wilderness, Robert McDowell, Jones McDowell wounded at Frazier's Farm, died of same at Richmond, 1862, T. C. McCall, Joe. McCarter wounded at Petersburg. J. C. Moss, J. F. Moss killed at Petersburg, John Mason, Matt McClure. Wm. B. Nolen, J. M. Nolen, Wm. R. Pollard wounded at 2d Manassas, D. M. Prince, S. S. Pehuff, Wm. Rollins wounded 2d Manassas, D. M. Prince, S. S. Pehuff, Wm. Rollins wounded near Richmond, M. Rollins, T. J. Rollins missing after Wilderness, W. P. Robbins died of disease near Richmond, W. S. Royston, J. E. Royston killed at Petersburg, 1864, L. N. Suthenland missing after battle of Lookout Mountain, J. N. Seay died in A'irginia, E. P. Shields died at Chattanooga, L. L. Smith, Wm. Sizemore wounded at Loudon, Tenn., James Snoddy, Alfred Smith, Alberry Solsbee, J. A. Thomas, T. J. Turner died of disease in Virginia, W. J. White. C. H. White died of disease in Virginia, J. C. Wall wounded near Richmond, Leland Wolf died of disease at Chattanooga, B. F. Williams, J. C. Wilkins, J. M. Wall, R. J. F. Wall, O. P. White died in Virginia. A. D. Wingo, Hamp White died in Virginia anfl Jackson Williams.

Company B. - Captains: Benj. T. Brockman (see sketch), Jesse K. Brockman (see sketch) wounded at Spottsylvania, died of same, Flavonius J. Poole (see sketch) wounded at Chancellorsville, Jericho Ford and Petersburg.

1st Lieutenants: James W. Bennett killed at Jones J'arm in 1864, Samuel J. Greer, wovmded at 2d Manassas, Chancellorsville and Gaines' Mill,

1st Sergeant: Jas. D. Leonard wounded at Chancellorsville and 2d Manassas, Anthony P. Wakefield discharged on account of wound received at Cold Harbor.

Privates : Jas. M. Anderson, Perry Ashley died in Winder hospital, 1862, Wheeler W. Barker mortally wounded at Fussel's Mill, Newton L. Bennett, Alvin Burnett severely wounded at Gettysburg, Perry Burnett, W. Pinckney Burnett wounded, John N. Burnett wounded at Ox Hill near Germantown, Jas. D. Burnett wounded Five Forks, Jas. M. Boiter, Wm. Brock died in Columbia, 1861, John Brown wounded, died of same at Ox Hill, John A. Brown, J. Franklin Brown killed at Jericho Ford, Wm. B. Brown killed at Spottsylvania, Alexander Brown, Herington Brown wounded at 2d Manassas and Gettysburg, died at

Elmira, N. Y., Austin W. Bailey wounded at Spottsylvania, Jos. M. Brannon wounded at Gettysburg, Jos. Bridwell wounded at Frazier's Farm, Manly F. Bright, Wm. A. Bright wounded at Fredericksburg, Robert Bright died of disease in Cokunbia, 1862, Adam Bright died of disease at Richmond, Thos. P. Beecham killed at Gettysburg, Simeon Baswell wounded at Spottsylvania, Albert T. Collins killed at Gettysburg, West Cole, Pinckney Cole, Wm. Cole died at Laurel Hill, D. Jackson Cole died of disease at Laurel Hill, 1862, Ellison G. Christopher died of disease at Richmond, Samuel J. Chamblen died of disease at Richmond, Enoch Cannon, J. M. DeYoung, Wm. A. Robbins, Thos. Davis, John W. J3avis died at home in 1862, Jas. M. Davis killed at Gaines' Mill, 1862, Wm. P. Davis, L. C. Davis died at Hanover, Va., John T. Dillard wounded at 2d Manassas and Spottsylvania, Jos. P. Darby, John Elmore wounded at Wilderness, John C. Edge wounded at Gettysburg, Elias F. Floyd, Silas W. Floyd, Miles Floyd, Mark F'oote discharged, Wm. J. Green killed at Spottsylvania, Elleson J. Green died at Beuna Vista, S. C, Benj Greer wounded in battle, Jas. H. Gaston killed at 2d Manassas, Hugh B. Grisham died Winder hospital, 1862, Jacob Griffin, John M. Griffin died at home, Thos. M. Howe, Benj. F. Howe killed at Gaines' Mill, John J. Howe wounded at Spottsylvania, Jas. C. Howe, J. N. R. Hill, C. J. Hill, Wm. T. Hughes died in hospital, Amos Holmes killed at Chancellorsville, Alichael Hadden, Jas. H. Hadden, John C. Hadden died Chimborazo hospital, ToUiver R. Johnson, Simeon P. Johnson wounded at Deep Bottom, John J. Jorden died in Richmond, Prue B. James severely wounded 2d Manassas, J. Franklin James killed at Spottsylvania, Miles M. Knight wounded five times, Robert M. Kenrick wounded 2d Manassas, Isaac P. Long wounded at Chancellorsville and Jones' Farm, Pettus V. Liles, Leonard Morgan wounded 2d Manassas, John T. Mash, John D. McVay died in Richmond, 1862, Wm. McElreath wounded at Chancellorsville, Manly McElreath died at Coosawhatchie, Peter H. Moore died at Coosawhatchie, Robert M. Mahaffy, Jos. K. Mahaffy, Green L. Mahaffy died in hospital, Massey Mayfield mortally wounded at Fussel's Farm, July, 1864, died of same at Richmond, John D. Murray died of wounds at Crawfordsville, S. C, Wm. P. Pearson Alvin Powers died at Richmond, 1863, Riley D. Reynolds died at Columbia, S. C, Martin Reynolds wounded at Laurel Hill, 1862, Nimrod B. Boddy, Willis T. Ray wounded at Wilderness, 2d Manassas and Gettysburg, John W. Ray wounded at Spottsylvania, Erwin Roe died at Richmond, 1863, Linsey W. Ralph, Wm. Ralph wounded at Wilderness, John W. Smith died at Richmond. Nathaniel Smith died at Richmond. Thos J. Smith wounded at Petersburg-, Daniel Smith killed 2d Manassas, Thos. Staggs wounded at Sottsylvania, Thos. M. Staggs killed at Jericho Ford, Steqhen Sizemero died at Ri-^hmo monnd. 1862. Reuben Sizemore wounded at 2d Manassas and Sqottssylvaniia, John F. Shaw died at Lynchburg, John Sovvell, Benj. Tiqr|ens, Elliot O. Thomas died in (.'olnmbia, F. Landrum Tillotson wounded at Gettysdurg, Wm. A^aughn died of wounds at Richmond, Samuel L. Vaughn. John M. AVilliams, Jas. Williams wounded at 2d Manassas, Ellison S. Waddel wounded at Malvern Hill, Jas. D. Wakefield. Jas. M. Wakefield died at Laurel Hill, 1862, John Wilson killed at Gettysburg, John Wright killed at Gettysburg, Edward H. Willis killed at Petersburg, Perry Waters died at Laurel Hill and Manning A. Wilson wounded at Wilderness.

Company C. - Captains : T. Stobo Farrow elected major of 13th Regiment at organization, D. R. Duncan promoted from 1st lieutenant and John W. Carlisle promoted from 2d to 1st lieutenant.

2d Lieutenants : Chas. Petty promoted from sergeant to 2d lieutenant and Adam W. Ballenger promoted from ranks, wounded near Petersburg (see sketches of Farrow, Duncan, Carlisle, Duglass, Petty and Ballinger).

Privates : David T. Alley, Thos. J. Alley killed at Gaines Mill, Andrew J. Archer, Eber E. Bailey killed at Spottsylvania, 1864, Chas. S. Baker killed at Fussels Mill, 1864, Wm. B. Ballenger, Joseph Ballenger killed Frazers Farm, John W. Burnett, Howard Bobo killed at Fussels Mill, C. C. Bearden, John L. Booker died at Coosawhatchie, 1862, Wm. J. Boniar, H. vSpencer BuUman killed at Gettysburg, John M. Burnett wounded at Gettysburg, died of same in Pennsylvania. Matt Burnett, Wm. Byars, Wm. C. Cannon, Jas. B. Cannon, D. E. Converse, D. M. Coan wounded at Spottsylvania and 2d Manassas, Jas. M. Corley wounded at Frazier's Farm, Wm. L. Cauthren wounded at Chancellorsville and Reeves Station, John T.Cautherm,Jos. E. Cauthern, Jos. E. Cauthern, David A. Cauthern, Z. Cowan wounded near Richmond, James E. Davis (Union) wounded at Jones' Farm and died July, 1865, T. Jefferson Dillard, Felix L. Dillard died of disease at Richmond, 1862, Christian B. Foster wounded at Riddles Shop, Va., Thos. M. Fowler wounded at 2d Manassas, died January 15, 1863, Albert H. Finch, Edward P. Gaines killed near Frazier's P'arm, Jesse W. Gaines killed at Reams Station, George Gossett wounded at Gaines Mill, G. W. Gossett wounded at Zd Manassas, Jos. H. Griffin, Robert Genobles wounded at Noels Station, Hiram Genobles, Albert G. Harris, Jos. S. Harmon wounded at Spottsylvania, P. Alberry Harmon wounded at 2d Manassas, John F. Harmon killed 2d Manassas, Cotesworth P. Huggins wounded at Fussels Farm, Wm. G. High, Monroe High, Frank M. High wounded at Reames Station, J. Van Buren High wounded at Reames Station and Gettysburg, Frank A. Johnson, W4n. Johnson

E. Leitner, John N. Lemaster, Jos. J. Lawrence wounded at Wilderness, Wilson Lawrence, Wm. Lawrence wounded at Riddles Shop, Elias J. W. Lowe, James M. Lowe, Ephrim A. B. Lockman, Samuel Land, Wm. Lowe, Hiram Mc- Abee wounded at Fussels Mill and Gettysburg, Albert Mc- Abee wounded at Fussels Mill and 2d Manassas, David McMillen wounded at Gettysburg, John J. Moore, Lemuel

F. Mason wounded at 2d Manassas, Walter H. Mitchell, Robert J. Owens killed at Frazier's Mill, Frederick J. Parham killed at Gettysburg, John Pierce, Wm. L. Swatsell killed 2d Manassas, Marcus L. Sutherland, John W. Ship, Abram Summers killed accidentally at Coosawhatchie December 15, 1861, Robert Smith killed at 2d Manassas, Wm. C. Sexton killed at 2d Manassas, Marcus W. Sexton wounded near Frazier's Farm, David W. Styles, Wm. R. Tanner wounded at Sharpsburg, Alonzo Tanner, M. Thomas killed at 2d Manassas, Marion L. Thomas killed at 2d Manassas, Wm. A. Thompson wounded at Jones Farm and died of same at Richmond, 1864, Wm. W. Tinsley died of disease at Laurel Hill, 1862, Ransom W. Tinsley wounded at Cold Harbor, Eber Tinsley, Albert H. Twitchell, Marcus Turner, John D. Turner, John T. B. Turner killed at Spottsylvania, Alexander W. Walker, Andrew J. Wingo wounded at Fredericksburg, Robert Wingo wounded at Spottsylvania, J. Frank Wingo, Ransom Wingo wounded at Sutherland Station, Alberry Wingo, Wm. F. White, Geo. W. Wilkie, Jas. Williamson, Chas. W. Williamson, James Williams and Peter C. Wheeler killed at Gettysburg.

Company E. - Captains : Joseph W. Wofford advanced by promotion to major, John Dewberry advanced by promotion from 1st lieutenant, wounded at Gettysburg, lost an arm, was captured and held till the close of the war, O. Robbins advanced by promotion from ranks, ist lieutenant W. T. Thorne wounded, lost an arm, discharged.

Corporals : Isreal Willis died at Charlottsville, Robert Price died at Charleston, B. B. Martin, Hazel Parris and S. M. White wounded at 2d Manassas.

Privates : Mathev^^ Burnett wounded 2d Manassas, Thomas Belcher, Robert Byers, Barney Belcher, Jovan Bryant, John Byers, M. D. Bryant, Rowland Bryant killed at Gettysburg, James Bryant, C. C. Bonham wounded at Gettysburg, died at Fort Delaware, Albany Cash wounded at Riddles Shop, Lee Cash died at Charleston, Lawson Cash died at Richmond, Arthur Cash, Green B. Cash wounded at 2d Manassas, S. M. Cash, C.C.Calvert wounded Fussels Mill, James Calvert, T. Childers wounded at 2d Manassas, J. P. Cudd, Rufus Clement wounded at Wilderness, C. M. Cantrell wounded at North Anna, Ransom Cartee, John Cartee, Farrow Cole, John Cash wounded at Jones

Farm, W. B. Cash, Cadle wounded at Chancellorsville, died of disease, Henry Davidson wounded at 2d Manassas, lost a leg. Hazel Davidson, James Davidson died in hospital, J. W. Elder died in Richmond, A. C. Elder, Zebean Ezell killed at Williamport, Va., Wm. Ezell killed at Spottsylvania, A. C. Ezell wounded at Petersburg August 25, 1864, Isaac Epton, Wm. Epton, Jas. Epton, Wm. Garrett, Zebean Gilbert died in hospital September 26, 1861, John Gossett, W. M. Gossett killed near Petersburg, Wm. Giles, John Head died in Richmond, Va., H. Horn, A. Henderson died in hospital, Javan Henderson wounded at Ox Hill, Wm. Henderson killed at Chancellorsville, Wm. Henderson No. 2, Louis Henderson died in hospital, Jackson Henderson, Wm. J. Hines wounded at Wilderness, J. L. B. Hines died at Richmond, Albert Hines, John Z. Johnson wounded at Wilderness, Green Johnson, Wm. Johnson wounded at Spottsylvania, died of wounds, David Johnson died in hospital, Jas. Johnson, Marion Johnson wounded at Fredericks- burg-, lost ail arm. - Kim])rel. Anthony Lewis, Uriah :\Iul- Hns wounded 2d Manassas, Jas. H. Moseley, Wm. Moselev, J. H. McKelvey died in Richmond, J. A. McKelvey, Wm. McKintree, T. C. McKintree, J. O. Martin died in hospital, Haden Morris, Hiram Owens wounded at Ox Hill, James Owens, Jackson Oliver, C. C. Peck, Thos. Price wounded at Wilderness, Docter Potter, Peyton A. Potter killed at 2d Manassas, Abram Potter. Wm. Potter, E. Potter, J. M. Randall, Jackson Robbins died in hospital, S. F. Robbins died at Richmond, O. Robbins wounded at Frazier's Farm, M. S. Shields, J. K. Seay wounded at Gettysburg, John Spencer, J. P. Turner killed at 2d Manassas. Lee L. Turner died in Richmond, IL AL Turner, Zera Thomas. R. O. White. Francis Willis, David Willis wounded at 2d Manassas. Thos. Willis. John O. Willis killed at Widerness. Wm. P. Willis, E. White, Jas. A. Waldrep. John Webb killed at Gettysburg, Louis Webb, Benj. W. Wells, J. Wakefield, Wm. W^ooton.

Company F. - Captains : W. P. Compton (see sketch) resigned, and Alexander Copeland promoted from ist serg-eant, surrendered in command of company at Appomattox, April 9. 1865.

1st Sergeants : David Rudisail killed December 13, 1862, at Fredericksburg, John White died August, 1862, in \{vginia, Edward Alverson surrendered at Appomattox.

kins, John L. Alverson, killed at Reddles Shop, Va., B. F. Alverson, Matt Alverson, B. F. Alverson. Sr., B. F. Alverson. Jr., W. C. Alverson, J. H. Andrews died May, 1862, in Virginia, Peter Andrews died August, 1862, in Virginia, Joseph Andrews died April, 1863, in Virginia, W. P. Barnett wounded at Ox Hill, Va., O. Barton died 1864, Elijah Bishop, Simpson Bishop, Isaac Bishop, Wm. Blackv/ood, Alexander Blackwood killed at 2d Manassas, Marcus Blackwood, C. B. Bowling wounded at Fredericksburg, W. M. Bowling killed at Fredericksburg, Wm. Brooks. Kobert Bullington, J. P. Bullington, Tench Bullington, Epu.lla Burns killed Sharpburg, J. A. Burns wounded at 2d Manassas, W. J. Burton, Govan Bush, John Bush, J. C. Caldwell, W. M. Cambell wounded and discharged, Jas. Cambell wounded at Spottsylvania, Jas. Clark, M. G. Clark, Farrer Cole, Tlios. Cooper died in 1862, in Virginia, J. H. Daniel died in 1863. in \lrginia, John Daniel, T. J. Davis, J. B. Dill, J. P. Dill, James Dunlap, Wm. A. Erwin killed at Fredericksburg, Elias Farmer died 1862, Edmond Feagans killed July, 1864, T. R. Fleming wounded at 2d ^lanassas, Wm. H. Foster, Wm. ^l. Forest, T. A. Forest killed in 1863, Jos. Forest killed at vSpottsylvania in 1864, John L. French, \\\ A". Golightly killed in 1863. Thos. Golightly killed at Ox Hill, Va., J. E. Hall, J. H. Hall, H. B. Hall wounded at 2d Manassas, surrendered at Appomattox, T. J. Hall surrendered at Appomattox, George Hall killed at Chancellorsville, Adam Haas wounded at 2d Manassas. Wm. Henderson, Elias Henderson, Calvin Henderson. F. \L Hines, J. C. Jackson, Jackson Johnson wounded and discharged, lost an arm, Tandy (Kase) Kimbrel surrendered at Appomattox, John Kimbrel died in 1863, Wm. King killed at Fredersburg, Calvin Lancaster surrendered at Appomattox, Crawford Lancaster, Thomas Lively, Collins McCarter transferred to Holcombe Legion, C. R. Mc- Clure killed near Petersburg September 30, 1862, David McClure. John B. McClure surrendered at Appomattox. Charles McClure, Wm. McClure, Jones PL McDowell killed

1864, Jerome McDowell died, Wm. McGinnis, David Mc- Millen died 1862, John W. McMillen wounded and discharged, J. M. Mills wounded at Petersburg, surrendered at Appomattox, Thos. Mills killed in Virginia, G. Morrow wounded at 2d Manassas, Johnson Newman died in 1864, B. F. Nicholls, Jos. Nichoils, J. W. O'Shields, J. A. Pearson killed, E. L. Pope, C. T. Pope wounded at Gettysburg, Thos. Rayan, Charles Rayan killed at Gettysburg, G. C. Reece died in 1862, John Roddy, Mat Roddy killed at Fredericksburg, Wilson Seay killed at Spottsylvania, Franklin Seay killed at Chancellorsville, David Sizemore died 1861, Jackson Staggs wounded at Ox Hill, surrendeded at Appomattox, Jonathan Staton, Wm. Staton, James Stone died in 1863, Eber Tinsley, Thomas Tinsley died in 1862, Wm. Townsend killed at Spotsylvania, James Turner wounded at 2d Manassas, surrendered at Appomattox, John Turner, Jeff Turner killed in battle, Elias Vehorn killed in battle in 1863, Thos. Vehorn died in 1862, Alonzo Wallace died in 1863, R. J. F. Wall discharged, joined 5th Regiment S. C. v., F. A. West surrendered at Appomattox, J. C. C. Wilkins, P. A. Wilson, Wm. C. White, T. C. Wofford killed below Richmond in 1863, W. P. Wofiford, John Wofford killed at Gettysburg, John Young wounded and discharged, lost an arm, James Young died in 1863.

Privates : John Allen wounded at 2d Manassas, W. C. Allen wounded at 2d Manassas, Josiah W. Bagwell wounded 2d Manassas, Jas. Bagwell, Samuel Bagwell wounded severely at 2d Manassas, Simpson Bagwell killed at 2d Manassas, L. Ballenger, T. R. Barnett, W. H. Barnett, Pinckney Brice, Wm. Carlyle, W. M. Coggins died of wounded at Wilderness, J. L. Coggins died on coast of S. C. in 1863, A. C. Crocker wounded at 2d Manassas, W. W. Crocker, A. W. Currant, Elph Elder, Samuel Elder, Robert Elmore, J. M. Finch, T. A. Forrest, J. F. French, A. C. Gossett died at Winder hospital, E. M. Gossett, R. W. P. Gossett killed at 2d Manassas, I George mortally wounded at 2d Manassas, Drury Griffin, John Griffin, B. F. Hammett, W. T. Hammett, T. C. Harmon, S. Harmon, Fowler Hembree wounded at 2d Manassas, lost an arm, Robert Hembree, Russel Hembree, E. A. Henley, E. M. D. Henley died at Richmond September 19. 1863, Jas. Henley, Thos. Henderson, Giles Hewett, W. J. Hutchings, P. J. Jenkins, Peter Johnson, Andrew Kirby, F. A. Kirby died at Columbia, October 12, 1861, Henry Kirby, Jasper Kirby, L. C. Kirby, T. J. Kirby, W'm. Kirby, Thos. Lemaster, Lee Lender, W^illis Linder, J. C. Lipscomb, John H. Lipscomb, Nathan Lipscomb, T. H. Lipscomb missing, supposed to have died, T. M. Littlejohn, J. H. Lowe, J. H. McAbee, Wm. Millwood, John Patterson, John Petrie, L. H. Petrie, wounded at Fredericksburg December 18, 1862, lost an arm, P. C. Petrie, W. B. Quinn. Barham Reaves, G. B. (or T. J.) Reaves killed at 2d Manassas, Morgan Reaves, T. J. Reaves died during the war, W. J. Reaves, D. M. Richards, N. Roddy, Simpson Sanders, Jeff Satterfield, Wilson Satterfield, Wilson Seay. J. H. Smith, P. L. Smith, Stewart Sparks, Wm. Sparks,, James Sprouse, Jas. Stone, Wm. Thomas, A. J. Thompson, Elijah Thompson, M. Thompson, Wm. T. Thompson wounded at 2d Manassas, W. R. Thompson, F. M. Turner, T. J. Turner, Abner Waters. Simpson Weather, T. R. Wilkie, A. W. Willis, H. J. Willis,

Privates : James Gwinn dangerously wounded at Gettysburg, J. B. Jones seriously wounded in battle, John Pearson killed at Spottsylvania, Lewis Pearson, Charles Phillips killed in Wilderness campaign, Sanford Reynolds, James R. Waddel killed in battle, W. B. Waddle, W. R. Waddle, George Waddle killed in battle. S. \'. Waddle, T. P. Waddle, John A. Westmoreland. J. W.Westmoreland, Bluford Westmoreland wounded at Wilderness from which he afterwards died. Monterey Westmoreland, Dr. W. Thomas Westmoreland killed at Petersburg.

Privates: Thos. Anderson, Caleb Canady, David Canady, Sr., David Canady, Jr., Erwin Hembree died at Richmond, Benj. Hollingsworth killed at 2d Manassas, Wm. P. Huckabee killed at Boonesboro. Jas. M. Huckabee, Philip Huckabee killed at Chancellorsville, John Huff died at Richmond, Wm. M. Huff, Thos. H. Hughes killed at 2d Manassas, Ephrim Hughes wounded at Wilderness, Jas. H. Kelly wounded at Chancellorsvile, David Lamb, Wm. M. Poole, Jas. Rook killed. Franklin Rook killed at Sharpsburg. H. Caldwell Stone wounded at 2d Manassas, Wm. M. Waldrep, B. E. West, Frederick Wilbanks, Thos. Wilbanks, John F. Wilbanks. Elijah H. Whitemire killed at 2d Manassas, Thos. H. Whi.twire and Hiram Yarborough.

Company F. - ist Lieutenant: Moses Wood (see sketch) promoted from ranks, wounded at Wilderness, in command of company at surrender at Greensboro.

Company C. - Privates : John Briddle surrendered at Appomattox, Marion W. Kelly surrendered at Appomattox, Wm. H. Waldrep surrendered at Appomattox, Thos. Waldrep killed near Petersburg, Lewis Yarborough captured and discharged from prison.

.2d Lieutenants : Burwell C. Bobo killed at Clay's Farm, J. Madison Stone, J. M. Anderson killed at Petersburg in 1864, John M. Shackleford.

Privates : Eber S. Allen (see sketch) promoted to assistant regimental quartermaster, Geo. W. Bass, Stephen Bass, Asahel Beason, Sampson Beason, John Beason killed at Five Forks in 1865, Samuel Bell, Jas. F. Brown, Adau C. Bettes, David Barker, Chas. A. Barry. Wm. Bullington, Fred Bailey wounded at Cay's Farm, Thomas Brady, Levi Cambell, Wm. Cambell, Jesse A. Couch died in prison Elmira, N. Y., Tolliver R. Couch, Lecil Couch, John Chummey, D. Crocket Crow, Marion Casey, Wm. Casey, John Chesney, Thos. Chesney died of disease at Charleston, S. C, Miles Compton wounded at Clay's Farm. Jas. Cathcart wounded at Clay's Farm, W. Oscar Evins wounded at Clay's Farm, lost a leg, Allen O Epps wounded at Petersburg, John Farmer died of disease at Stanton, Va., W'. Riley Fowler, Cornelius Fowler, Wiley H. Felker. Thos. Hembree killed at Rappahannock, Frank Hembree died of disease at Petersburg in 1864, Baylis Hindman died of disease at Charleston, Neville Holcomb, Baylis Hill killed at Clay's Farm, John M. Harrelson, Samuel S. Johnson, Wm. M. Kelley, Pinckney H. Kelley killed at Petersburg, Thos. M. Kelley, Thos. J. Kelley, M. Oliver Knighton, John Knight, G. Pinckney Littlefields, Albert Littlefields died at Charleston, John C. Layton, Christopher C. Layton. Thos. C. Layton died at Balden, Fla., Silas G. Lanford, Elisha J. Linder, T. Monroe Miles killed at 2d Manassas, Jacob Maddox killed at Petersburg in 1864, Andrew C. Moore (see sketch) killed at 2d Manassas, Thos. J. Moore (see sketch) discharged in 1862, joined Holcombe Legion, G. W. Martin, Robert Mayes died in Virginia, Isaaic W. Mayes, Wm. Neighbors, M. J. R. Neighbors killed at Petersburg in 1864, John New, John O'Shields, John D. Poole killed at 2d Manassas, Henry Patterson, Monroe O. Prewett, Edward M. Prewitt wounded at Appomttox in 1865, Virgil M. Rogers wounded at Petersburg, James S. Rhodes wounded at Petersburg. W. Simpson wounded at 2d Manassas, Jas. M. Rhodes, John F. Rhodes, J. M.

Rhodes, Green D. Rook wounded at Petersburg in 1864, Samuel Sexton died at home, Zachraiah Spencer, Jonathan Shackelford, Pinckney Shackelford. Robert A. Sherbutt wounded at 2d Manassas, Madison A. Sherbutt wounded at Sharpsburg, Samuel Z. Sherbutt wounded at Sharpsburg, Benjamin C. Sherbutt, Carlisle W. Sherbutt died at Petersburg. James Stribling. John W. Stribling, James Spelts wounded at 2d Manassas. John Strange died at Charleston, Asa Smith, Grant Senn wounded at Rappahannock, Edward Smith, John Sexton, L. Madison Stone, Wm. Stone, Leander Stone wounded at Clay's Farm, Benj. Smith, James T. Taylor, ]\Iordecai Taylor, Wm. Turner, Wm. M. Taylor died of disease at Charleston, John M. Terry died March, 1864, Robert Thomas, Thos. Varner killed at Petersburg in 1864, J. Frank Varner killed at Clay's Farm, John R. \'ise wounded at Petersburg, John J. Williams wounded at Boonesboro, Adolphus Williams killed at Petersburg in 1864, Enoch C. Wofiford, J. T. Woodward, Eber Waters, H. S. Wyatt, T. M. Wilder killed at 2d Manassas, S. G. Woodward wounded at 2d Manassas, lost an arm, W. Frank West wounded at Clay's Farm in 1864, Frank C. Waters, Ransom Walker, John West, Lemaster West, Landon C. Waters, Wm. Whitmire, Sr., Wm. Whitmire, Jr., John Wilder, A. W. Watson and Robert Waldrep.

Company B. - Captains : John S. Wheeler resigned, A. J. Foster promoted from ist lieutenant, Robert G. Fleming severely wounded near Petersburg, May 20, 1864, and resigned or was discharged, W. Alexander Benson (see sketch) killed in the trenches in front of Petersburg and George B. Lake (see sketch) appointed after death of Benson, covered up by mine explosion at Petersburg.

Privates: J. Allen killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, J. Atkins, W. M. Atkins, J. B. Atkins, A. R. Ballenger transferred to Company D, Palmetto Sharpshooters, Josiah Barker wounded in 1862, killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, Thomas Barker killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, J. A. Barker, Jos. Barnett died in army, Wm. Barnett, Berry Bennett died in Charleston, West P.ennett died in Charleston (remains of Berry and West Bennett were brought home together), Jas. Brown killed at Boonsboro, Md., D. R. Brown killed during the war, Jos. Brown,

John W. Bomar killed near Petersburg in 1864, E. Thos. Bomar killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, Washington Bomar killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, L. S. Beshears died soon after enlistment, B. C. Burns died during the war, W. T. Cambell, Jasper Clayton killed by mine explosion at Petersburg. J. G. Clayton, Joel Cooley killed at Rappahannock by explosion of shell August 23, 1862, Lazareth Collins died during the war, Lorenzo D. Collins died of wounds in Virginia, P. F. Cooper died during the war, David Darby killed at Boonsboro, Md., September 14, 1862, James Darby killed by explosion of shell at Rappahannock August 23, 1862, A. B. Dobson died during the war, W. R. Dobson killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, J. Duncan killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, Joel Duncan killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, J. A. Duncan killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, W. J. Duncan killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, Moses Evins killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, D. Evins killed by mine explosion at Peterburg, Pink F. Floyd, Wm. Ford died during the war, Matthew A. Henson, Z. J. Haskins, Miles Haskins died during the war, Nathaniel S. Howe captured and died in prison. L. M. Hudson died in hospital in Virginia, Thos. W. Keller, Y. A. Keller died in prison ship, was thrown overboard, John Kendrick killed by explosion of mine, Petersburg, R. W. Kimbrel died soon after returning home from the army, Ramson Lee died during the war, A. Lister killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, J. P. Mason killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, G. W. Mason killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, M. A. Mc- Cue killed by mine explosion at Petersburg, W. A. McElreath wounded by explosion of shell on Rappahannock August 23, 1862, H. Wilson Moore (see sketch) covered up in crater by mine explosion at Petersburg, was dug out alive, Harris Owens killed by explosion of mine at Petersburg, J. Pollard, William Pollard wounded September II, 1862, Alexander Prewitt, Benjamin C. Brewitt lost in the war, J. Prewitt died during the war, W. W. Pre-

Note. - For an account of the explosion of mine at Petersburg July 30, 1864, the reader is referred to the sketches published in this volume of Captain Geo. B. Lake, Lieutenant W. J. Lake and private Henry Wilson Moore.

Lieutenants: T. E. Wood, D. M. Wood, Washington Johnson, J. ]\L Calvert, J. M. Thomas and E. J. Calvert killed at Boonsboro September 14, 1862.

Company K. - Privates : Lorenzo Christopher surrendered at Appomatox, - Duncan surrendered at Appomattox, Tom Cooper surrendered at Appomattox, Sanford Martin wounded at Dandridge, Miss., John McCrary and Arthur Rodgers killed at Seven Pines.

Sergeants: Warren S. Drummond died of wounds at Cambell Station, Tenn., November 30, 1863, Legrande (Moss) C. Zimmerman surrendered at Appomattox, wounded near Petersburg, Franklin V. Landrum wounded severlv in battles around Richmond and Spotsylvania and slightly at 2d Manassas, surrendered at Appomattox, Alfred J. Tolleson transferred to Holcombe Legion, died during the war, Wm. H. H. Richardson wounded at Frazier's Farm and Atlee's Farm, surrendered at Appomattox, George Steading killed at Atlee's Farm, November 7, 1864, and Moses Foster surrendered at Appomattox.

Corporals : Paschel Hawkins, A. Jackson Nesbit wounded at 2d Manassas, Geo. W. Howell died of wounds 2d Manassas September 2, 1862, John J. F'oster killed at Seven Pines, Wm. S. Beacham died of disease December 19, 1861, Thos. Lee regimental color guard, died of disease at Charlottsville, Va., September 16, 1861, Wm. M. Foster wounded at Wilderness, John R. Pollard died of wounds at Cambells Station, Tenn., November 19, 1863.

Privates : Wm. H. Ballenger wounded at Seven Pines and Franklin, Tenn., Albert R. Ballenger wounded at Frazier's Farm, surrendered at Appomattox, Oscar P. Ballenger wounded at Wilderness, C. C. Bishop died of disease at Weldon, N. C, June 18, 1863, W. C. Bishop, T. W. Booker died of wounds at Cambell Station, Tenn., November 17, 1863, Thos. P. Booker surrendered at Appomattox, died soon afterwards of disease contracted in army, Richard Burnett killed at 2d Manassas, Jas. B. Burnett killed at Sharpsburg, Jos. Burnett, Granville Burnett (all four named brothers) surrendered at Appomattox, T. A. Bomar, Calvin Bright surrendered at Appomattox, Wm. J. Bright, H. H. Brown surrendered at Appomattox, David S. Burns killed at Petersburg, W. W. Chamblin died at Bristol, Tenn., 1864, John E. Cox surrendered at Appomattox, Levi Clanton transferred to Hplcombe Legion, Enoch Couch died at Richmond in 1862, A. C. Cunningham wounded in battles around Richmond, died of same eighteen years after-" wards, Bradley Dalton surrendered at Appomattox, G. M. Davis wounded at Fredericksburg, Nathan Demsey, John R. Dickson surrendered at Appomattox, Robert Davis killed at Frazier's Farm, D. E. Finger died at Warren Springs, Va., John A. Foster killed at Frazier's Farm, Jos. H. Foster wounded at Seven Pines, shot through the head, remarkable recovery, reentered service and was killed at Carsville, Va., May, 1863, Wm. A. Foster died of wounds at Boonsboro September 14, 1862, A. J. Foster died in prison, J. M. Foster, Thos. J. Foster killed at Frazier's Farm, Abel A. Foster surrendered at Appomattox, Luther L. Foster surrendered at Appomattox, Wm. M. Glenn wounded at

Gaines Mill, surrendered at Appomattox. Z. Dow Golightly killed at Williamsburg-. Va., Jacob Golightly died in Atlanta, 1863, Jackson L. Green wounded at Frazier's Farm, Hampton A. Green killed at Atlee's Farm, B. H. Greer, VVm. D. Gaston surrendered at Appomattox, A. h. Gaston surrendered at Appomattox, Wm. M. Goin, Mitchell Goin, N. G. Goin discharged. Jas. A. Gregory wounded at Gains Mill. J. L Hawkins. J. W. Hawkins surrendere at Apptomattox, Robert B. Howell wounded at Seven Pines and seige of Petersburg, John P. Howell killed at Cambell Station, Tenn., Richard A. Howell killed at Carville, Va., J. C. Hammett. W. K. Hutchinson missing in Maryland in 1862, supposed to have died of measles, Joseph F. Howerton surrendered at Appomattox, Robert Haynes died April, 1863, Daniel Johnson died at home 1863, G. B. James, Washington C. Knight surrendered at Appomattox, John L. Kemp died October i, 1861, A. Keasler surrendered at Apptomattox. Thos. P. Lankford died of wounds at Fort Harrison, Ira Linsey, J. B. O. Landrum was a member of this company the first year of the war, 1861, when it was Company F. 5th Regiment, S. C. V., was honorably discharged and soon afterwards commissioned by Gov. Pickens as a lieutenant in State malitia, but in April, 1862, reentered the Confederate army and served to the end of the war as a member of Company E, 2d Regiment, S. C. V., Cavalry, P. Orr Miller, Jos. McVay died July 30, 1861. J. Joice McAbee killed in battle, David Moore killed at 2d Manassas, A. W. Moore wounded at Spotsylvania, J. G. Muller, R. R. Mc- Dowell died August, 1861, Jas. J. McDowell died August, 1861, Jesse M. Morgan died at home February 23, 1862, Martin Mathis, Alex. J. Nesbitt wounded at 2d Manassas, killed at Fort Harrison, Jas. R. Nesbitt surrendered at Appomattox, Wilson Nesbitt killed at Frazier's Farm, J. E. P. L. Nicholls wounded at 2d Manassas, Thos. W. Richardson (see sketch) wounded at Seven Pines, Benj. F. Richardson died March, 1863, J. G. Rogers, A. J. Surratt surrendered at Appomattox, John Surratt surrendered at Appomattox,

Wm. Smith killed at Gaines Mill, Martin W. Smith kill at Seven Pines March 31, 1S62, John M. Smith, Adolph Schappaul surrendered at Appomattox, Julius A. Settlemyer, Robert C. Shands, Wm. Settle killed at Sharpsburg, September 17, 1862, John L. Settle surrendered at Appomattox, Geo. F. Settle wounded and discharged, Jas. A. Snoddy surrendered at Appomattox, P. A. Stone, J. C. Sexton surrendered at Appomattox, Wm. M. Timmons surrendered at Appomattox, Henry Tucker, Thos. J.Tinsley, killed in battle, Jesse G. Tinsley killed in battle, Thos. Tinsley killed at Frazier's Farm, S. W. Turbyfield, R. J. Winn died at Richmond in 1861, J. R. Wood killed at Gaines Mill, N. Jefferson Woody transferred to 5th S. C. Regiment, W. Dudley Moody wounded at 2d Manassas, killed near Petersburg July 12, 1864, John C. Williams surrendered at Appomattox, Perry Workman killed near Petersburg, Va., July 15, 1864, Memory C. Wingo wounded at Frazier's Farm, seriously, and 2d Manassas, Samuel C. Wrightson wounded 2d Manassas, surrendered at Appomattox, A. B. Waldrep, W. A. Wood surrendered at Appomattox, T. H, Wofford surrendered at Appomattox, and H. H. Workman killed in seige of Petersburg.

Company H. - Captains : John M. Martin wounded at Frazier's Farm died of wounds, John J. Brown (see sketch) wounded at Frazier's Farm, discharged, Robert L. Poole killed at Seven Pines, and Jas. P. Mdbre promoted from ranks.

Corporals : J. Benson Martin surrendered at Appomattox, J. Willis Martin surrendered at Appomattox, B. F. Davis wounded, J. W. Dawson (from York county), M. L. Martin and J. J. Watson.

Privates : C. M. Amos wounded at Frazier's Farm and Wilderness severely, surrendered at Appomattox, C. W. Brown wounded in Tennessee, Alfred Burke surrendered at Appomattox, Mathew Burke, wounded at Wilderness, John E. Black surrendered at Appomattox, W. L. Brown, Nathan Byars, Jason Blackwell, Tench Blackwell, A. W. Cash, A. J. Cantr<Jl, A. M. Cash, Marville Cash, Smith Cash, T. G. Cash, Alexander Crooker, A. G. Calvert surrendered at Appomattox, E. M. Calvert, J. Turner Cantrel, A. C. Cooley killed at Gaines Mill, W. H. Cudd, John Crooker killed at Gaines Mill, M. Cooper wounded, Richard Champion killed at Frazier's Farm, John E. Cooley, J. N. Davis wounded at 2d Manassas, J. C. Davidson wounded at Knoxville, Tenn., J. M. Elliott, J. C. Eloyed wounded at Reames Station. C. J. Fowler, A. J. Gee died, W. H. Gentry, Simpson Humphries died at Martinsburg, Va., C. Humphries, J. Knott Jolly died of wounds near Richmond. Lee Linder wounded at Spottsylvania, N. L. Lovelace killed at Wilderness, F. M. Lamb, J. M. Martin wounded at 2(] Manassas, surrendered at Appomattox, Ross Massey, Wm, Massey wounded, Wm. Mosley died, Hugh Moore surrendered at Appomattox, W. F. McKelvey killed near Richmond, W"m. Owens killed at Dandredge, Henry Petitt killed at Frazier's Farm, James Parris killed at Frazier's Farm, Jos. Pritchard. Tolliver Phillips, J. F. Quinn, W. L. D. Rollins, J. S. Russell, B. F. Reaves, W. E. Rodgers wounded at Wilderness, Jas. Robbins, J. P. Scates, John Stephens, Henry Spencer killed at Williamsburg, Va., D. R. Willis, D. G. Whitlock (from Union county), H. M. Waters, J. AL West (from Union county), Rufus Willis and Jolin Wilkins died.

Company K. - Captains : John H. Evins (see sketch) wounded at Seven Pines, disabled and resigned, and John H. Blassingame wounded at Frazier's Farm and in charge on Fort Harrison.

2d Lieutenants: Robert P. Miller killed at Cambells Station, Tenn., Hiram H. Mitchell wounded seriously at 2d Manassas, James P. LockAvood wounded at Spotsylvania, and Wm. D. Anderson killed at Cambells Station.

Sergeants : Thos. C. Duncan killed at Frazier's Farm, Green B. Culp wounded at Gaines Mill, Horace A. Mc- Swain killed at 2d Manassas, Wm. T. Miller wounded at Seven Pines, J. S. R. Thomson promoted in the enrolling service, Feilden Walden wounded at 2d Manassas, Petersburg and Fort Harrison, Henry F. McDowell wounded at Gaines Mill, and Pat L. N. Henry wounded at Frazier's Farm, was made lieutenant in the regular service, Wm. F. McArthur wounded at Williamsburg, Va.

Corporals : Jos. T. Holt killed at Frazier's Farm, Jas. J. Palmer (from Chester county) killed at 2d IManassas, Jas. A. Moore killed at Seven Pines.

Privates: Frank L. Anderson (see sketch), Hamilton Abbott killed at Frazier's Farm, Robert R. Abbott mortally wounded at Frazier's Farm, died at Manchester Hospital, James H. Allen died at home while on furlough. Tench J. Bullington wounded at Seven Pines and John B. Bethune discharged, received appointment to citadel, Jas. M. Bivings surrendered at Appomatox, J. Martin Bowen, Thos. B. Bright died in hands of enemy, Albert Brown killed at Frazier's Farm, Marsh S. Bryson killed at Seven Pines, Jesse H. Bullington surrendered at Appomattox, Geo. B. Bullock wounded at Frazier's Farm, disabled and discharged, Geo. J. Bullman wounded at Seven Pines, Wm. K. Bullman, Govan Bush killed at Petersburg, Andrew Bowie died in camp July 22, 1863, Geo. H. Camp wounded at Sharpsburg, disabled, L. M. Cannon, Nahum Cannon woiuided at 2d Manassas, Theodore L. Capers killed at 2d jNIanassas, Richard T. Crittendon wounded at Gaines Mill, died of disease in hospital, J. Cunningham died at Farmville, \'a., John Dupreist wounded at Frazier's-

Farm, discharged, John Diirant killed on Darbytown road. Andrew S. Dnrant died in camp, Jas. B. Earnhart wounded at Gaines Mill, discharged, Asa ]M. Foster killed at Frazier's Farm, Richard Foster wounded at Frazier's Farm, lost an arm, Elias Gentry wounded at Seven Pines, Wm. M. Gibson wounded at Frazier's Farm, John Gibson, Daniel E. Gilchrist. Wm. H. Gray (from Union county) wounded at vSeven Pines, Leitner Hall, Wm. D. Hammett died in enemy's hands, Arthur Harris wounded at Sharpsburg, Asbury Hammett, Andrew J. Hause wounded at Gaines Mill and disabled from further service, J. Caldwell Hawkins wounded at Seven Pines died in Hospital, R. E. Haynes, John W. Haynes, W. Simpson Haynes killed at Seven Pines, Thos. J. Hayes, Jos. F. Haynes wounded at Knoxville, Jas. D. Hensley wounded at Seven Pines, Peter A. Holt wounded, John C. Holt wounded 2d Manassas, died of same in hospital, Joel A. Horton died in hospital, Elisha W. R. Hughston killed at Seven Pines, Geo. R. Hughston killed at Seven Pines, Thomas F. Hughston wounded at Seven Pines, left in hands of enemy, Thos. M. Hughston, Wm. Hughston, Wm. P. Hughston, Wm. L. Johnson captured day before surrender at Appomattox, G. Allen Kirkland wounded at 2d Manassas, P. Govan Kirby, Maynard C. Layton wounded at Frazier's Farm, died at Chattanooga, David M. Lancaster wounded on Darbytown road, Va., Wm. McFarland died of disease in hospital, Wm. E. Maulden, Alfred M. McDonald wounded at 2d Manassas, Andrew H. Miller died in hospital, Samuel W. Miller killed at Frazier's Farm, Jos. Mims (from Colleton county), Eldridge T. INIcSwain captured at Seven Pines, Jas. C. Neil citadel cadet, was attached temporarily to company before 2d Manassas battle, Robert D. Owens died in enemy's hospital in Tennessee, W. Smith Patterson killed at Fort Harrison, las. A. Purgason, Jos. Petty died in hospital, Wm. S. Richardson mortally wounded at Frazier's Farm, died there in field hospital, Geo. F. Round discharged for disability, Whiteford A. Smith killed at 2d Manassas, Thos. C. Scott wounded at Lockout Mountain, Tenn., Charles Summons wounded at Seven Pines, Thos. G. Smith wounded mortally at Seven Pines, died there in field hospital, Jas. E. Solsbee wounded at Frazier's Farm, Calvin Stephens wounded at Frazier's Farm, Whiteford Smith wounded at 2d Manassas, Henry C. Stephenson wounded in thigh at Gaines Mill, leg amputated, Robert E. Tuck wounded at Frazier's Farm, Wm. A. Walden wounded at 2d Manassas and at Seven Pines, Absolem Walker wounded on Darbytown road, disabled and discharged, Felix Walker died of wounds at Manchester hospital, John E. Walker wounded at 2d Manassas and Petersburg, R. W. Watson killed at 2d Manassas, Rufus B. White wounded at Frazier's Farm, died in hospital, Andrew J. Williams, J. Aleck Williams, J. A. Williams, John B. Williamson wounded at Seven Pines, Monroe W. Wyatt, John Zimmerman killed at Frazier's Farm.

Company M. - Captains : J. Q. Carpenter (see sketch) killed at Seven Pines, and Frederick G. Latham wounded at Frazier's Farm and 2d Manassas.

Sergeants : Jonas Harris wounded on Darbytown road,. Seven Pines and Wilderness, Wm. Camp wounded at 2d Manassas, killed at Appomattox April 9, 1865, Ben. F. Bonner wounded at Seven Pines, George Bonner wounded at Petersburg.

Privates : Wm. Bridges wounded and disabled at Gaines Mill. Pinckney Bonner killed at Seven Pines, Wm. Black killed at Sharpsburg, D. B. Collins died at Richmond in 1863, M. C. Collins killed at Seven Pines, Obey Clary died at Franklin, Va., June, 1863, Enoch Cannon, Sr., Enoch Cannon, Jr., Jos. Coyle wounded at Gaines Mill, Lemuel Cobb wounded at Gaines Alill, Davis Whitman killed at Seven Pines, James Harrison killed at Wilderness, Rice Harris killed at Seven Pines, Wm. James wounded at Frazier's Farm, Dick Jolly wounded and disabled at Gaines Mill, discharged, Peter Morgan woimded at 2d Manassas, Arthur Morgan, Alfred Pritchard wounded at Gaines- Mill, Hugh Ray discharged on account of disability, Benj. B. Scott, W. D. Scruggs wounded at Seven Pines, F. C. Surratt died of wounds in prison, W. A. Surratt transferred to calvery and killed, James Tate, John Surratt discharged by reason of being over age, Camellus Surratt, Jonas Vassey and Pink Goforth.

Company A. - Captains: Wm. Jas. Smith (see sketch) resigned in 1862, Thos. C. Brady died, Adolphus U. Brown promoted from ranks to sergeant then to captain.

Orangeburg, John P. Finch died in prison at Point Lookout. Thos. N. Fielder, Pat C. Gentry died of wounds at Harrisburg, Va., November i, 1862, Thos. P. Hamm killed at

Kingston, N. C. in 1862, Bird Hembree, Geo. W. Hill, Calvin Hill, James Hill, Henry Hill died of wounds at Kingston, N. C. December 14, 1862, Jerry Hill killed at 2d Mar.assa, Alfred Hill died of wounds at Hatchers Run March 29, 1865, Chambers Hembree died of wounds at Petersburg March 25, 1865, W. Pinckney Hoy, Thos. Hill, Wm. Hatchett died at Stoney Creek, Va., David W. Johnson, John L. Johnson, Elias R. Johnson, E. C. James, Jos. H. King killed at 2d Manassas, Chambers Linder wounded and captured at Petersburg November 25, 1865, Alvin C. Mc- Craw, Isaac S. Miller wounded at Rappahannock August 23, 1862, Wm. H. Miller died of wounds at Sharpsburg, Edward B. Miller, Elijah McMillen, W. Frank Meadows, Thomas M. Meadows, wounded at Petersburg, November 9, 1864, Jesse Mathis, Thomas J. Moore (see sketch) promoted to regimental color ensign, captured at Five Forks, William Moore, Henry F. Mason killed at Manassas, Chric C. Morrow wounded at 2d Manassas died of same, Drayton O'Sheilds, Eber Pinson, James Pritchard, M. Turner Philips, D. R. Quinn died of wounds at Jackson, Miss., Drury J. Reynolds, Fowler W. Reynolds, David Ramsey, I. W. Satterfield accidently shot and died at Adams Hun, S. C, Ignatius Sanders wounded at Edisto Expedition January 24, 1862, Alfred Scruggs, Lewis Scruggs wounded at Petersburg March 5, 1864, Calvin Scruggs, Tellotson A. Scruggs, John D. Switzer died of wounds at Hatchers Run, Edniond Smith died of disease at Adams Run, James Smith died in prison at Point Lookout, Elihu P. Smith, Samuel F. Strange, Wm. Strange killed at 2d Manassas, Enoch Stephens wounded at 2d Manassas, Elias Spencer, Geo. W. Thomas killed at Petersburg October 27, 1864, while leading his comrades in a charge crying to them to follow him (see Spartan files, November 10, 1864), J. Newton Thomas, Geo. P. Trail died in prison at Point Lookout, W. Elliott Turner died at Winchester, Va., September 13, 1862, Isaac N. Varner killed at 2d Manassas, Simeon N. West wounded at 2d Manassas, David West, Benj. W. Walker killed at Jackson. ]\liss.. July 14, 1863, Drury D. Webber, Rufus S. Willis, Smith Willis, wounded at Petersburg, Dec. 27th, 1864, Thos. Williams wounded at 2d Manassas, Wm. Wilhams, Wm. J. Wood killed at Warrenton, Va., September TO, 1862, and Robert Y. Williams died in prison at Point Lookout.

Company B. - Captains : Jas. F. Sloan (see sketch) resigned November, 1862, on account of ill health, Alfred B. Bryant promoted to captain January, 1863, killed near Fort Steadman March 25, 1865, and E. Henry Bates promoted to by General Wallace March 25, 1865.

Corporals: Elijah S. V. Bryant wounded at Pittsburg,. Va., Calvin Littlejohn wounded at Rappahannock August 23, 1862, Larkins S. Lee, J. Boylin Bryant died of fever at home, A. T. Crocker, C. V. Hammett died, and Geo. V. Brown wounded at Pittsburg, Va., March 29, 1865.

Privates : John Allen, Wm. N. Brown company commissary, Wm. Brown, Columbus Bryant, David Bryant died' of fever in Mississippi, Harcanus Bryant wounded in battle, died in hospital at Columbia, Wm. Compton (from Laurens county), Spira Cash, Jas. L. Crocker killed at Kingston,. N. C, Dec. 14, 1862, Jas. H. Croker wounded at Malvern Hill April 6, 1862, Matteson Crocker, Henry C. Crocker, Thos. Crocker, John Dillard, Samuel Elden died at Adams Run, S. C, John Elder, Hillard Elder, Joshua D. Fenley killed at Petersburg November 12, 1864, Gaston Fleming wounded at 2d Manassas, died at Warrenton, Va., September 30, 1862, Ganum Fleming killed at 2d Manassas, Tillman Fleming died of fever in Virginia, Newton Fleming, John A. Gore, Jerry L. Gore, Wm. G. Gossett, Thos. Gossett wounded at 2d Manassas, Samuel Gossett, John W. C. Gossett, Jos. Harvey, Jr., killed at Rappahannock August 23, 1862, J. Caswell Harvey, Morgan Harvey killed at 2d Manassas, Jos. Harvey, Sr., John Harvey, Wade Harmon wounded at 2d Manassas, Coleman Hammett, Richard D. Hammett wounded at Jarretts' Station March 29, 1865, arm amputated at shoulder, Wm. Hawkins, James Hope, Columbus Harvey, Alfred Jennings, Elihu Jennings, Wm. E. Jett wounded at Rappahannock August 23, 1862, C. C. Kelmett wounded at Jarretts' Station March 29, 1864, W. E. M. Kirby wounded at Petersburg October 27, 1864, Sylvester Kirby wounded at Rappahannock August 23, 1862, R. B. M. Kirby wounded at 2d Manassas, Ransom L. Kirby, Monroe Kirby, Jas. M. Kirby wounded in battle, R. B. M. Kirby, Jr., died of disease in Virginia, Wm. Lands died at: Richmond, Richard Lands died of wounds at Rich-

--mond, Eliphas Lee, Thomas S. Lipscomb killed at 2d iManassas. Jas. Low died in prison at Point Lookout, Richard Lee, Sr., entered the service at sixty years of age, R. W. Lee, Wm. M. Lee, James Lee, Mathew C. Lee, John M. Lee, John P. Lee, Richard Millwood, Jas. Millwood wounded at 26. Manassas, Hosea D. Mathis wounded at 2d Manassas, John Mathis, Gabriel Moore wounded at 2d Manassas, Frank McBee, Willis McBee wounded at Goldsboro, N. C, Jas. Owens, G. W. S. Poole died of measles at Adam Run, S. C, Levi Pearce wounded by accident, Asbury Petty died at Adams Run, Elijah Petty, Wm. Quinn, Josephus Quinn, Barham Reeves, Wm. L. Rush, Austin Rakestraw, Wm. A. Reed, Timothy S. Sloan, Seth M. Sloan wounded at Charlottsville and 2d Manassas, died of wounds, David H. Sloan wounded at 2d Manassas, Calvin Sprouse died in Virginia, Holman Thompson, Jas. J. Thompson died Adams Run, S. C, Wm. K. Thompson, John Thornton, Oliver K. Vandiver died at Petersburg, Va., H. K. A^andiver, Elisha Williams wounded at James Isand, S. C, Thomas Weathers, Alberry Weathers, George W. Wood, W. Lipscomb Wood, Samuel Zimmerman sent home on sick furlough and died, Berryman Jackson, free colored man, team driver, Jillson Bates, colored man, officers cook.

Company C. - Captains: John Earle Bomar (see sketch) honorably discharged on account of ill health, Jos. M. Bost wounded at Sapony church June 14, 1864, and died at Stoney Creek, Va., June i, 1864, Jas. A. Tolleson wounded at South Mountain, died in Columbia, S. C.

2d Lieutenants : Michael E. Miller died soon after the war, Wiley H. Bagwell wounded at Petersburg November 5, 1864, and died in hospital there, Geo. Cofield, John M. Daniel wounded at Rappahannock August 23, 1862, and D. Pinckney Gilbert.

Sergeants : Jas. G. Harris killed at 2d Manassas, T. W, Wyatt, J. Belton Tolleson wounded at 2d Manassas, died in hospital at Warrenton, Va., C. L. Bosse wounded at 2d Manassas and Petersburg, and Jas. T. Brown. Corporals, John V. Martin wounded at 2d Manassas and died in Field Hospital, J. Arthur Clark wounded at Saponey church, Va., T. M. Tuck wounded at 2d Manassas and died a prisoner at Boonsboro, September 14th, 1862. Privates, Jos. A. Adley, Samuel Austin wounded at Petersburg, November 5, 1864, A. Jackson Abbott wounded at Petersbug, November 25, 1865, Benj. W. Bagwell died at Adams Run in 1862, Marion Bagwell. Edward Brackett, Augustus G. Brannon wounded at Petersburg October 27, 1864, Alexander Brown,. John Brown wounded at Kingston, N. C, December 14, 1862, Reuben Brannon, Byas Bright, Moses Bell, Richard Bishop, Pink Bishop, Westley W. Burns, Wm. Belcher wounded at Sapony Church, July 14, 1864. and at Sapony Church June 29, 1864, Columbus Brannon, Geo. W. Bates, David Brewton, John Burnett wounded at Petersburg, November 7, 1864, lost a foot, Perry Burnett killed at Kinston, N. C, Edward Belcher, Eber Bearden, Charles Bridges, Jas. J. Caldwell, Wm. N. Caldwell, Geo. H. Camp, wounded 2d Manassas, Napoleon B. Camp, Wm. A. Chapman wounded at Edisto Island, 1862, Richard Cole, Jas. W. Caldwell wounded at Jackson, Miss., J. Bomar Caldwell wounded in Virginia in 1865, Thos. B. Caldwell wounded at Notaway Bridge May 8, 1864, Pink Cole wounded at Kinston, N. C, December 14, 1862, John M. Carson, Henry Dodd, Austin Demsey, John W. Dye wounded at Kinston, N. C, and at Jarretts Station, Samuel S. Davis, Isham H. Daniel, Benj. Freeman died in service,. John W. Garrett, John Gulledge died at Adams Run, S. C. , W. Frank Gwinn drummer, killed near Florence, S. C, by railway accident, John S. Grififin died at Richmond, Jos. Gossett killed at Rappahannock August 23, 1862, John W. Godfrey wounded at Kinston, N. C.^ captured at Petersburg- and died at Point Lookout, Alberry T. Hammett, John Harvey, Drayton Hawkins, Preston G. Kirby, David M. Lancaster, Aaron G. W. Land, Jas. Low, Abner Low, John W. Low, Henry Low, J. Miles Lee, John D. Lewis, John P. Martin, Wm. G. Moore, Wm. R. Miller wounded at South Mountani September 14, 1862, and died in Union prison, John D. McCullough wounded and died a prisoner, Walter H. Mitchell. John B. Mullins, John J\lerrell, Robert Miles, Hyram Nelson, John W. Nelson, John W. Owens wounded at 26. Manassas and Petersburg, John H. F. Poole died at Adams Run, S. C., Ira G. Petty died of wounds at Rappahannock, 11. C. Pettitt wounded at Rappahannock, August 23, 1862, John Patterson died of disease, S. S. Painter, J. Wash Quinn, Pinckney A. Ramsaur wounded at 2d Manassas, A. A. Surratt, H. H. Smith died at Adams Run, S. C., in 1862, James M. Seay wounded at 2d Manassas and Petersburg in 1864, W. H. Sullivan died at Mt. Pleasant, S. C., in 1862, R. L. Sprouse killed at Sapony Chruch, June 29, 1864, R. M. Seay wounded at 2d Manassas, Henry A. Smith, Edward Stephenson, E. Stephens died in service, Jas. R. P. Tinsley served through the war, Richard Tillotson captured in Virginia, released at Point Lookout, J. J. Tillotson captured in Virginia, released at Point Lookout, Bomar Trollinger served through the war, Richard H. Tuck killed at Petersburg November 5, 1864, T. M. Tuck wounded at 2d Manassas, captured at South Mountain and reported dead, Jackson Tuck, E. W. Turner, Alfred J. Tolleson wounded at Petersburg November 7, 1864, and died at Richmond, J. Wm. Tolleson wounded at Petersburg, Jesse Vinson captured at Fisher's Run and never heard from, W. J. Wooton wounded at 2d Manassas, T. Westley Wyatt, John Wyatt, John P. Willis wounded at Sapony Church, June 20, 1864, Lacey Weathers wounded and disabled at 2d Manassas, Marcus Wingo wounded at 2d Manassas and disabled, discharged, John Williams, Benj. F. West, Wm. H. Walker and J. W. Vanderver wounded at Petersburg November 5, 1864.

Company E. - Privates : Alfred Allen, Berry Baughcum, Jas. E. Bobo wounded at Petersburg, Jonas E. Bragg, John F. Bragg, Willis M. Bragg, W. Pinckney Bragg, Elias Carlton died at Petersburg, Elijah Carlton died at home. John Carlton killed at 2d Manassas, Benj. F. Cooper, Wm. D. Cooper wounded at Stoney Creek, Va., John Franklin Cooper died in Maryland, Willis C. Carwell, C. Pinckney Carwell wounded at Petersburg, Jonas Edwards died at Adams Run, Perry Edwards, Young A. Fowler, Lewis H. Gwinn died at Adams Run, Jesse Godfrey wounded at Boonsboro September 14, 1862, Wm. Godfrey wounded at Kinston, N. C, December 14, 1862, Bardie Grubbs, J. Hewett, Robert Hewett, Erwin Hewett, O. Perry Hand (from Laurens county). Wash Johnson, Jos. J. Johnson killed at Petersburg, Abner Jennings, David King, Thos. Kenedy, L. Meridith Lanford, E. Frank Lanford, Wm. J. Lanford killed at 2d Manassas, J. Merril Lanford killed at Kinston, xNF. C, Wm. L. Lanford, Asbury Lanford died in hospital, Presley Loving died at Goldsboro, N. C, Wm. Marier, Thos. J. Marier, Elijah Marier, Jas. H. Morgan wounded at 2d Manassas, Jerry Morgan, Alfred M. Page died at Richmond, Willis D. Page died at Adams Run, Jas. C. Page, P. A. Pearson wounded at 2d Manassas, died in field hospital, John C. Pearson killed at 2d Manassas, Drayton Riddle, Thos. W. Ray, Jerry H. Roebuck killed at 2d ]\Ianassas, Jackson R. Roberts, Seabern R. Roberts, Anderson Simpson died in Alabama, Samuel N. Simpson, Jack D. Stephens died at home, Wallace Thompson wounded at Stoney Creek, J. M. Thomas, Rev. Richard Woodruff, Jeff J. Waddell wounded at 2d Manassas, died at Warrenton, Va., William R. Waddell, wounded at Jarretts Station, Noel Waddell, John L. Wright killed in Maryland, Jesse G. Westmoreland wounded at Rappahannock August 23, 1862, Phihp Waddell, S. P. Westmoreland, John D. W. Woodruff, Jas. D. Young, Isaac Roebuck, Isaac Knight and John D. Woodruff wounded at Stoney Creek.

Company I. - Captains : Wm. P. Bishop (see sketch) resigned November, 1862, afterwards joined Charleston BattaUon, and Thos. B. Martin (see sketch) wounded at Kinston, N. C, December 14, 1862, promoted from sergeant in 1863, captured at Stoney Creek in 1864.

2d Lieutenants : Andrew P. Bishop resigned May, 1862, and joined 5th Regiment, S. C. V., Marcus B. Chapman resigned April, 1862, and joined Charleston Battalion, Benj. j\I. High promoted from sergeant, resigned in 1862, Jas. G. Mabry promoted from ranks, resigned in 1863, Collins Mc- Carter promoted from ranks, was in command of company at surrender at Appomattox, Cicero B. Tillotson promoted from ranks, captured at Stoney Creek, and Middleton Ray discharged at Winchester, 1862.

Privates : Cornelius Bush, Geo. W. Bishop captured at Stoney Creek, Va., exchanged, died at home, Jabez Ballenger, Henry M. Ballenger died at home, Wm. Y. Ballenger captured at Five Forks, Va., Jas. L Bulliman captured at Five Forks, Va., died in prison at Elmira N. Y., Samuel Burns disabled and discharged, Jas. M. Camp captured at Stoney Creek, died in prison at Elmira, N. Y., Ben Gambell, ]\Iartin M. Casey, Tench Childers, Andrew B. Cole captured at Stoney Creek, died in prison at Elmira, N. Y., Elijah Cole I\L Casey, Tench Childers, Andrew B. Cole captured at Stoney Creek, died in prison at Elmira, N. Y., Elijah Cole died in hospital in Virginia, Mathew Cole killed at Kinston, N. C, Henry Cudd died at home in 1862, John L Durham,"

George Durham wounded at Petersburg: in 1864. Isaac Eu - banks captured at Stoney Creek, exchanged, died at Spartanburg, Wm. Eubanks captured at Five Forks, Benj. Freeman died in hospital in Virginia. James Gowen died in prison at Ehiiira, X. Y., Martin V. Gowan wounded at 2d Manassas, leg amputated, Jos. Harvey wounded at Goldsboro, N. C, Alexander Henderson, Ramson Henderson wounded at Edisto Island, S. C, April, 1862, died in Savannah, David F. Jackson captured at Stoney Creek, Va., died at Elmira, N. Y., Jefferson I. Lawrence wounded at 2d Manassas, died at home, Jasper Lively captured at Stony Creek, died in prison at Elmira, N. Y., James Lawrence, Eliphes Lee, Jas. P. Mahaffey, John I. Manovs. Tames Mc- Carter wounded at Stoney Creek, Va., captured and exchanged, Jos. M. McCarley, McGuinnis R. Spencer wounded at 2d Manassas, Dado Miller, Andrew J. Mangrum died in Mississippi in 1863, Wm. Neighbors died at Adams Run in 1862, Benj. F. Nicholls, John H. NichoUs, Ishmeal Oliver wounded at 2d Manassas, Miller Owens died in hospital, Bailus Painter captured at Stony Creek, died in prison at Elmira, N. Y., Thos. Sheilds, Hannon Smith wounded at 2d Manassas, John Smith wounded at 2d Manassas, Joshua R. Lapp, Wm. Thompson captured at Stoney Creek, Jas. A. Tupper captured at Stoney Creek, died in prison at Elmira, N. Y., Joseph B. Turner died in hospital, Randolph Turner, George Tice, Joseph West captured at Stoney Creek, died at Elmira, N. Y., William S. West, James P. West, James G. Westmoreland, John C. Westmoreland wounded at Sharpsburg, died in hospital, Lorenzo D. Westmoreland captured and died in prison, Louis S. Westmoreland died at home, Thos. C. Williams, James Weatherwood wounded at Kinston, S. C, died at Moseley's Hall, December 17, 1863, Richard West captured at Stoney Creek, died in prison at Elmira, N. Y., J. G. Robbins wounded at 2d Manassas, and W. P. Willis wounded at Petersburg November 5, 1864.

Privates : Mat Alexander, Isaac H. Brewton, John Bass, W. H. Barnett wounded at Gettysburg, Jos. C. Barnett, J. Nesbitt Brown, Pinckney Crow died ia 1864, Robert C. Crow wounded at Boonsboro, Elias Cathcart, Jas. H. Cathcart died in hospital in 1862, John Cathcart, Robert C. Cathcart wounded on John's Island, S. C, J. Mat Chapman, W. R. B. Caldwell, Austin Y. Desheilds, Wm. D. Dickey, Ira L. Drummond wounded at Smithfield, N. C, Wm. R. Henderson died of wounds at Summerville, S. C, D. Leander Gray, J. A. Henneman, Leonard Hill, J. Alexander Jackson captured at Gettysburg, died in prison at Point Lookout, Robert Jackson captured at Gettysburg, died there in field hospital, D. P. Layton killed at Culpepper, Va., J. C. Layton, J. Oliver Layton died of wounds at Adams Run, S. C, Oscar L. Linsey, Thos. C. Littletields, P. B. Miller died at home, C. P. Miles, W. Otts, Perry Pearson, Frank Parkam died at Adams Run, S. C, W. B. Page, John T. Pool, W. H. Posey, Hampton Posey, Lewis Pool, Wm. H. Ray, J. M. Rampley, M. O. Rowland, W. J. Tillotson wounded at Smithfield, N. C, John W. Ward, T. J. M. Ward, John Wells killed at Boonsboro, W. M. Wingo, S. Pink Woodruff, John Woodrufif, killed at Upperville, Va., P. B. Woodrufif, Wm. Woodruflf, W. D. Wilkins, C. D. Wilkins, J. C. Woods, A. P. Willis killed at Brandy Station, and Thos. Young.

Company E. - Captains : Alvin H. Dean (see sketch) resigned in 1862, afterwards elected lieutenant, and Geo. B. Dean (see sketch) promoted from ist lieutenant.

Besides the roll as given above, there were enrolled in this company eighteen members from Greenville county, twelve members from Laurens county and one member from N. C. The casualties of the company are recorded only in a few instances, such as come within the recollection of the writer, who was a member of the same from April, 1862, to the end of the war, having served the first year of the war as a member of Company F, 5th Regiment, S. C. V.

Company /^. - (Noah) Floyd, W. R. Gaston and Robert M. Smith wounded at John's Island, S. C, in 1864, arm amputated. 5th Regiment, S. C. V., Calvery. Col. Zimmerman Davis.

Company K. - Sergeants : Wm. J. Means. Thos. Blassingame captured at Stoney Creek in 1864, Jas. Fortenberry, Jos. M. Foster and John A. Pool.

Privates: J. H. Bonham, R. Eber Brewton, J. Bullington, M. Collins died in Virginia, P. Collins died at Adams Run, S. C, W. S. Collins, D. H. Elder, Kenard Foster, W. Henderson, L. T. Jackson, J. McCarter, J. M. McFarland, W. L. I'arker, A. L. Reagan, J. Ravan, J. M. Rudersail, Alexander Rudersail died in prison at Elmira, N. Y.,..

Littleford, John McCrady, W. A. McCrady wounded at Sharpesburg, H. Coleman Poole, Giles Poole, Alexander Shaff, Eliphas M. Smith, Isaac C. Tinsley and Richard C. Thomson.

*This cavelry company was composed almost entirely of boys seventeen years of age, they equipped themselves and formed a part of the State Reserves which were called out in 1864. They were in a great many engagements and ren- <lered gallant service.