This is my ancestor. He died in 1909 in Haralson County, GA.

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His son, my 2g. grandfather, William Smith, served in the 61st Ga. Infantry Co. 'B'

Brig. William D. Smith died of fever in defense of Charleston, S.C.

Have no information on this distant relative. The surname Cozart is one of the more common of the hundred or so variants of the original surname Cossart. Priestly H. is the same person as P. H. Cozart serving in Co. G, 45th GA Infantry. He served some 5 months and was discharged for 'disability.' There is another (sergeant) P. H. Cozart in Capt. Green's Co., Georgia Infantry, State Armory Guards. Is this Priestly, too? Would appreciate learning any information others may have on Priestly.

C. J. Mixon was my GGG Grandfather. I dont have much information for him, other than he died at General Hospital #1 on March 14, 1863.

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Joseph enlisted as a Private on 23 May 1861 in Company B with his brother Matthew Harris Pool. His company was commanded by John A. Strother, Border Rangers/Muscogee Mounted Guards. All the men were from Muscogee County. Joseph lost his brother on Sept. 15, 1861 in one of the first actions the boys saw.

Matthew enlisted with his brother, Joseph Henry Pool, on 23 May 1861. He was in the Company B: John A. Strother, Border Rangers/Muscogee Mounted Guards, men from Muscogee County, Georgia. He was ordered to Fairfax County Virginia as part of Early’s Brigade, Van Dorn’s Division, 1st Corps, Army of the Potomac. Matthew was killed on September 15, 1861, in a skirmish soon after the regiment arrived in Virginia.

Leonidas enlisted on May 23, 1861 with his Father Thomas Wingate. After the Battle of Gettysburg, he was hospitalized for a dislocated knee and Scofulous Diathesis and then recommended to return to Columbus, Ga. to work in a mechanical shop. He was never officially discharged.

Wingate, Leonidas—Private May 23, 1861. Wounded at Gettys-
burg, Pa. July 2, 1863. Absent without leave Oct. 1, 1863 - Oct. 1864. No later record.

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Thomas Wingate enlisted on May 23, 1861 with his son Leonidas Wingate. He was discharged on Oct. 31, 1861 in Manasses due to his chronic rheumatism.

Wingate, Thomas—Private May 23, 1861. Discharged on ac-
count chronic rheumatism at Manassas, Va. Oct. 31,1861.e

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Enlisted as a Private June 14,1861 Co C. Transferred to Co I 28th Infantry Reg. Georgia, January 3 1862. See further @ 28th Infantry Regiment.

Was captured and signed parole and oath of allegiance after Battle of Knoxville. Was brother of Mary Ann Coalson Garner and Brother-in-Law to Richard Henry Garner of Company 'D'. Allen's Father help found Holly Springs Baptist Church in 1850. Also in 20th Georgia were three of Richard H.'s brothers: Milton, James, and Levi. Allen Coalson's signature is on requests for Confederate Widow's Pension applications for his sister, Mary Ann Coalson Garner. Is buried at Garner Cemetery.

20th Georgia Infantry Regiment ('Jefferson County Guards' or 'Jefferson Guards'), Company C

Denny, Willis F. -- 1st Lieutenant - June 14, 1861. Elected Captain March 7, 1862. Furloughed for 30 days on account of
sickness January 6, 1864. Unfit for field duty. Furloughed
on account of disability January 6, 1865. Requested that
furlough be extended for 30 days March 8, 1865.

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Archives by: Virginia Crilley varcsix@hot.rr.com

Enlisted 24 Jun 1861 in Polk County, GA.

This was my Great - Great Grandfather - he was born in the Polk/Harrelson/Paulding county area.

Bennett Lee was my Great Great Great Grandfather.He also had 2 sons that served in the same company.

Captured at Gettysburg, Pa. July 3,1863 . Paroled at Point Lookout, Md. and transferred to James River, Va. for exchange March 20,1864 . No later record.

Son Of Bennett Lee

Inlisted July 1861. Surrendered April 6, 1865. Served with 20th Georgia through the entire war. It is amazing he survived.

Enlistment Date 1 Jun 1861
Enlistment Rank Private
Muster Date 1 Jun 1861
Muster Place Georgia
Muster Company D
Muster Regiment 20th Infantry
Muster Regiment Type Infantry
Muster Information Enlisted
Rank Change Rank 3rd Corporal
Rank Change Information In 1861
Muster Out Date 19 Jun 1864
Muster Out Place Petersburg, Virginia
Muster Out Information Killed
Side of War Confederacy
Survived War? No
Residence Place Polk County, Georgia
Title Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865

Record
NamGeorge W. Turner
Side Confederate
Regiment State/Origin
Georgia Regiment 20th Regiment, Georgia Infantry
Company D
Rank In Private
Rank Out Private KIA July 2, 1863
Film Number M226 roll 61

Kinyon Turner's CSA service was discovered during a Family Tree Project for my son's 9th Grade Honors World Studies class. The information we have is:

U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006

Name: Kinyon Turner
Service Info.: CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY
Birth Date: 14 Apr 1832
Death Date: 16 Sep 1901
Cemetery: Friendship Umc Church Cem
Cemetery Address: Fayetteville, GA 30215

Wounded in the arm/shoulder at Petersburg, 02 April 1865

Captured at Chickamauga, 09/20/1863. Died at Camp Morton, Indianapolis 02/15/1864. Buried in Greenlawn Cemetery,grave 780.

Died 16 Nov 1861 Union Hill, VA

Born in Ireland, Luke was among the Irish to flee the famine, and so he sailed aboard the ship Schoodiac, arriving in New York on the 7th of September, 1849. He is listed in the Famine Irish Entry project 1846-1851, NARA, Washington DC. He made his way to Atlanta, Georgia, by the year 1860, where he appears on the census with wife Eliza and son Luke. He enlisted in the Confederate army on 18 June, 1861 in the 20th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company F.

My 2x Uncle. He was from Macon County, NC. In the 1860 census, he was living in the household of Hugh White.

Compiled Service Records are missing from May 1862 until October 1864. However, I have found a casualty list from a period newspaper which lists him as being wounded at the Battle of Antietam.

Also known as Gater Stringer in subsequent census records and died in OK in 1915

My third great-grandfather, Pvt. Daniel Beasley, fought with the 20th Georgia Infantry Company G, Born in 1826, he lived through the war and passed away in 1898. In 1864 though, he was right in the thick of it with the 20th Georgia Company G, part of the Army of Northern Virginia. One of the big fights he was in was the Battle of the Wilderness (May 5–6, 1864). Company G was under George P. Doles’ Brigade, which was assigned to Rodes’ Division within Richard S. Ewell’s Second Corps, and they took heavy losses, with over a third of the regiment knocked out of action. The Wilderness wasn’t the end of it. The 20th Georgia kept marching through the Overland Campaign, they fought at Spotsylvania Court House (May 10–21, 1864), where the regiment faced more combat, and Cold Harbor (June 3, 1864). Later, they were entrenched around Petersburg, and he saw action at Chaffin’s Farm (September 29–30, 1864) as well, where Company G lost men at Fort Harrison. Next was Darbytown Road (October 7, 1864), where their captain got wounded. The 20th Georgia surrendered at Appomattox in April 1865, he was one of the 191 men who laid down arms there.

Enlisted Feb 22, 1862.
Killed at Battle of Malvern Hill, VA - July 1, 1862.

Enlisted July 15, 1861.
Wpunded in left arm, necessitating amputation above elbow near Columbus, GA - April 1865.

Enlisted Feb 22, 1862.
Wounded at Battle of Malvern Hill, VA - July 1, 1862.
Captured near Ft Harrison, VA - Sept 29, 1864.
Released at Pt Lookout, MD - Oct 17, 1864.

John Oliver Brown, Sr. enlisted in the 20th Georgia Infantry Regiment, Company G on January 28, 1863. He received an honorable discharge on August 31, 1863 in Liberty Mill, Virginia. Records indicate that he may have lived in Muscogee Co., GA at the time of his enlistment in the Confederate States Army but he was married in Fayette, County, GA and later lived in Fayette County, GA.

He was my great-grandfather's older brother. Born 1/1/1826 and died in 1912. He enlisted on 5/6/1863 and was wounded at Chickamauga on 9/19/1863. He was captured on 9/29/1863 near Fort Harrison, VA and imprisoned at Pt. Lookout, MD. He was released 6/8/1865.

D.C. Anderson, born 1838, enlisted 01 September 1862 in Telfair Co., GA and was killed at Richmond, VA 18 March 1863. His brothers Jesse Copeland Anderson and Francis Marion Anderson were enlisted in the same company.

Marion Anderson, 1832-1918, enlisted with his brothers DC and Jesse Anderson from Telfair County, GA. He was wounded in the shoulder at Gettysburg and was either discharged or furloughed home after that (his daughter Ann was born in 1864). Family lore says he did not have the Yankee minnie ball removed from his shoulder until 18 years after. I am still searching for more information concerning his service record.

This is my 3rd great-grandfather. He was born December 2nd, 1832, in Telfair County and volunteered on June 6th, 1861, at the age of 28. His brother, Doctor Copeland Anderson, also enlisted and died of pneumonia on March 18th, 1863. He fought in the Yorktown Siege, the Seven Days Battles, Garnett's and Golding's Farms, Malvern Hill, Thoroughfare Gap, 2nd Manassas, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, marched in the Suffolk Campaign, and was wounded at the Battle of Gettysburg. He was shot in his left shoulder during the third day of battle on July 3rd, 1863, and was then captured on July 5th and incarcerated at Point Lookout. He was later released from Point Lookout in March of 1864, after which he traveled back to Georgia and was treated at the hospital in Columbus. He was then Furloughed in August 1864 on account of permanent disability due to the wound in his shoulder. He returned to Telfair County and died in Cobbvile on July 31st, 1918 when he was 85 years old.

Jesse Anderson, born 1828 (Jesse Copeland Anderson) served in the same regiment as his brothers Doctor Copeland (DC) Anderson and Francis Marion (Marion) Anderson. I have no further information as to what happened to J.C. Anderson after his probable enlistment date on or around 1 September 1862.

Born 03/26/1836 in Telfair Co. Georgia to John Bryan Coffee (b. 01/08/1814 in Telfair Co. Georgia) and Rebecca Willcox (b. 10/02/1817 in Telfair Co. Georgia). John enlisted as a private 4 March 1862 in Company B, 49th GA Volunteer Infantry, soon to transfer to Company H. He surrendered at Appomattox, VA 9 April 1865. John died on 13 September 1899 at the age of 63. He is buried in Coffee-Harrell Cemetery, Dodge Co, GA. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0013, 00000116. Married twice with 4 children. Died 09/03/1899 in Rhine, Dodge Co. Georgia.

(3rd Cousin 4 times removed)

Born 01/06/1840 in Pulaski Co. Georgia to Peter Harrison Coffee (b. 09/28/1813 in Hancock Co. Georgia) and Susan Ann Bailey Rogers (b. 10/19/1820 in Telfair Co. Georgia). He enlisted on 06/06/1861 as a Private. Joshua Coffee married Mary Ennis Daniel (b. April 1845). They had seven children. He died 10/29/1909 and was buried in Old Daniel Baptist Church Cemetery, Dodge Co. Georgia.

(3rd Cousin 4 times removed)

Born 12/23/1844 to John Bryan Coffee (b. 01/08/1814 in Telfair Co. Georgia) and Rebecca Willcox (b. 10/02/1817 in Telfair Co. Georgia). He enlisted as a private in Company H on 06/06/1861. He received pay 23 January 1865. No later record is found. He married Zimlie Griffin in 1866. They had one girl. Mitchell is buried in Coffee-Harrell Cemetery, Dodge Co. Georgia. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0013, 00000130

(3rd Cousin 4 times removed)

Enlisted on 06 June 1861.
P.O.W. on 03 April 1865 at Richmond, VA.
Escaped from Hospital on 01 May 1865.

I am the Great Great Grand daughter of Daniel Grant, who served
in Co. I 20th Georgia Infantry. He fought in many battles and
serrendered at Applomattox.
I am seeking any and all info on Daniel, who went on to marry
Susan Caroline Scroggins and settled in Freestone Co., Texas.

Col. Jones - KIA 2 July 1863 - Little Round Top - Gettysburg - born 11 Feb 1821 Baldwin county, Georgia - son of Seaborn Jones. Elected to captain - 23 May 1861, promoted to major - 30 Aug 1861, promoted to Lt.Col. 3 April 1862, promoted to colonel 29 May 1863. My 1st cousin 4 times removed. I have a picture of him if anyone wants a copy. His brother-in-law was Gen. Henry Lewis Benning

William Oden enlisted in Co K, 20th Regt, GA Volunteer Infantry, Army of Northern Virginia, CSA, in Richmond County, GA, (“Montgomery Guards”) as a private on 26 Feb 1862. Archives records show that William was present for duty but was sick in March and April, 1862. Hospital records show that he reported to General Hospital No. 18 (formerly Greaner’s Hospital), Richmond, Virginia, on May 2, 1862, complaining of debility. He died there of disease on 8 May 1862. On 26 Oct 1863 William appears on A Register of Claims of Deceased Officers and Soldiers from Georgia which were filed for settlement in the office of the Confederate States Auditor for the War Department. Confederate Archives, Chapter 10, File No. 25, Page 86.
I think William Oden is buried in Virginia

Pvt Prescott enlisted at Augusta, Richmond County, GA in 1861.