Pvt George C. Pierce 
103rd Pennsylvania Infantry - Co. G 
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-- Entered by Kathryn Hunt on 7/4/2008 |
Pvt Joseph Henry Bailey
12th West Virginia Infantry - Co. I
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-- Entered by Kathryn Hunt on 7/4/2008 |
LtC John Gotea Pressley
25th South Carolina Infantry 
Commanding officer 62-64 until wounded out of the war at Battle of Port Walthall Junction, VA, May 1864. His grave is an attraction on all tours of the Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery, CA
-- Entered by Charles Christian on 7/3/2008 |
Cpl Michael Smith
9th Illinois Infantry - Co. K
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-- Entered by Jack Smith on 7/3/2008 |
Pvt John Mathis Holland
31st Georgia Infantry - Co. K
John Mathis Holland was my great grandfather. He enlisted Company K, Bartow Avengers, in Dawson, Terrell County, GA on May 12, 1862. He was listed as a prisoner of war, surrendered at Citronelle, Alabama May 4, 1865 & paroled at Meridian, Mississippi. May 16, 1865.
-- Entered by John Holland on 7/3/2008 |
Pvt James Henry Henline
54th North Carolina Infantry - Co. B
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-- Entered by John Lee Shallenberger on 7/3/2008 |
Pvt John S. Aker
51st Virginia Infantry - Co. B
No Comments
-- Entered by dennis akers on 7/3/2008 |
Pvt Calvin Aker
51st Virginia Infantry - Co. B
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-- Entered by dennis akers on 7/3/2008 |
James Wilson Morris
17th Kentucky Infantry - Co. E
James Wilson Morris was my maternal Great Grandfather. He joined the Union army 18 Oct 1861 , discharged at Louisville, KY, on 23 Jan 1865. He was in the 17th Ky Infantry under Col. A. M. Stout, attached to General Sherman's army. He took part in the battle of Ft. Donelson in February 1862. He was in the bloody battle of Shiloh and was at Perryville, KY. He also took part in the battles at Murfree...
-- Entered by Jerry T. Clark on 7/3/2008 |
Pvt James Washington Marquess
17th Kentucky Infantry - Co. E
James Washington Marquess was my Great Grand Uncle. He joined the Union Army 15 Oct 1861 and served under General Sherman until mustered out 23 Jan 1865 in Louisville, KY, then returned to Christian County,KY. After returning to Christian County, KY, he married Margaret Helen Gilliland.
--General Affidavit, 5 May 1887: James W. Marquess, 43 years of age, resident of Sinking Fork, Christian Coun...
-- Entered by Jerry T. Clark on 7/3/2008 |
Ephraim Vaughn
26th Tennessee Infantry
Ephraim was my g-g-grandfather on my fathers side.
-- Entered by David Wilson on 7/3/2008 |
Capt Peter Mulholland
27th Wisconsin Infantry - Co. K
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-- Entered by Daniel on 7/3/2008 |
Pvt John Schare
17th Wisconsin Infantry
Correct spelling of last name is Scheer
-- Entered by Sally Petro on 7/3/2008 |
Lt Jacob Witt Da Vault
50th Virginia Infantry - Co. B
Lt. DaVault served from the beginning of the war including the battles of Fort Donelson, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and the Wilderness before being captured defending the 'horsehoe' in battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse on May 12, 1864 and sent to Elmira Prison until he was released in July, 1865.
-- Entered by Bill Liles on 7/3/2008 |
1 Lt Albert B. Andrews
27th Tennessee Infantry - Co. K
Wounded at battle of Shiloh, Died Oct 17, 1862
Buried in Harmon Family Cemetery, 4.6 miles north of Lexington in Henderson, Co., TN
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Pvt Belzoni F. Andrews
27th Tennessee Infantry - Co. K
Buried in Harmon Family Cemetery, 4.6 miles north of Lexington in Henderson, Co., TN
-- Entered by Rusty Thomas on 7/3/2008 |
Pvt George Pool Andrews
27th Tennessee Infantry - Co. K
Confederate pension application records state his service as Company 'H' of 27th Tennessee Infantry (CSA), but muster records are for Company 'K'.
Died Nov 25, 1929.
Buried at Concord Cemetery, Morris Co., TX
-- Entered by Rusty Thomas on 7/3/2008 |
Pvt Elijah D. Gough
6th West Virginia Infantry - Co. L
Elijah D. Goff (sic) enrolled in the 173rd Militia in Preston County under J.H. Shafer in Company D on June 23, 1863 at Rowlesburg. However, the record did not record a period of service and under comments indicated 'enlisted in cavalry for a period of six months.' His military records indicate he enlisted into Co. L, 6th Regiment WV Infantry on June 24, 1863. I cannot explain this discrepancy a...
-- Entered by Janet Gough McMurray on 7/3/2008 |
1st Sgt John Wilson Pate
32nd Texas Cavalry - Co. B
John W. Pate served with his brother Joseph Pate in CO B 32 TEXAS CAVALRY. According to his widow's pension application, he served under Capt. Scott.
-- Entered by Bruce Pate on 7/3/2008 |
Pvt Andrew C. Thomas
18th Texas Infantry - Co. C
Andrew C. Thomas enlisted as a Private in Rusk, Cherokee County, TX on April 7, 1862 for 3 yrs. service. He joined Capt. Thomas R. Bonner’s Company, W.B. Ochiltree’s Regiment of Texas Volunteers (which subsequently became Company C., 18th regiment Texas Infantry).
The company bivouacked at Camp Nelson where he became ill with black measles and died on November 13, 1862. Literally hundreds die...
-- Entered by Rusty Thomas on 7/3/2008 |
1st Cpl John B. Sinclair
28th Texas Cavalry - Co. K
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-- Entered by Ike Reeves on 7/3/2008 |
Pvt William H. Knight
1st Texas Infantry
No Comments
-- Entered by Ike Reeves on 7/3/2008 |
Pvt Ivy Cockerham
16th Louisiana Infantry - Co. D
Booth's books says he enlisted 2 Dec 1861 at Camp Chalmette and was present on all rolls to June 1862. He was also on the roll for September and October 1862, discharged at Moccasin, TN, and paid off. His stepson Private William B. Albritton served with him in the Walker Roughs, which I believe was a nickname for what became this company. Other records say he was discharged 'Being overage' at 47 y...
-- Entered by Kathryn McCorkle on 7/3/2008 |
Pvt George W. Cockerham
17th Louisiana Infantry - Co. A
George W Cockerham, born 1847, was my g-g-grandfather. He appears to have joined the 17th at Camp Moore in Sept 1861. On his widow's application for a pension she claimed (as supported by a statement by another soldier who served with him) that he also served in Ogden's Battalion under Lt. Co. Fred N. Ogden until the close of the war. This was a temporary battalion organized at Clinton on 6 June 1...
-- Entered by Kathryn McCorkle on 7/3/2008 |
Pvt Elisha Whatley
4th Battalion Louisiana Infantry - Co. C
My g-g-grandfather, Elisha Whatley, son of Elisha Whatley, Sr., was born a few months after his father's death in 1838. He married Louisa Maria Frazier.
-- Entered by Kathryn McCorkle on 7/3/2008 |
