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1st South Carolina Infantry (6 mo enlistment, 1861)
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Laurens was born in Edgefield County, SC 31 Aug. 1847. He enlisted at age 17 on 12 Sept 1864 in Co E 4th Battalion SC Infantry Reserves [6 months] . Commanding officer was Major J. H. Williams. He applied for a pension #34735 while living in Paris. Lamar Co. Texas. [ I am entering his record here as this is listed as SC 6 month enlistments] This Reserve unit was made up of what was left of the South Carolina manpower and it was young boys and old men. He served until the unit was disbanded in March of 1865. He was sick in the hospital at Charlotte NC and was there until 13 April when his father came and took him home. He moved to Texas and drew a pension. When he died his second wife Frances West applied for a pension on 27 Oct 1928 and was granted one based on his service. He died 22 Oct 1928 In Paris, Lamar Co. Texas He is buried in Evergreen Cem. in the aforesaid town and county.
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