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James Garvin Barton was born June 8, 1846 in Greenville County, SC to Shapley and Elizabeth Montgomery Barton. He enlisted in Co. A of the 16th South Carolina Infantry on November 19, 1861 at the age of 15. After a year''s service he was discharged, still only 16 years old. He later rejoined Co. A of the Consolidated 16th & 24th SC Infantry Regiment and was present at the surrender of this regiment at Greensboro, NC on April 26, 1865 and was given a parole there on May 2, 1865. He died in Forsyth County, GA on October 26, 1934 at the age of 88 and is buried in the cemetery of the Friendship Baptist Church. James Garvin Barton was my great grandfather--the father of my maternal grandmother.

Benjamin F. BRIDGES died September 10, 1862, of pnuemonia in a Civil War Hospital in Adams Run, Charleston Co., SC and was buried there. There was no way to get his body back to the Powdersville, SC area. His company was stationed in Adams Run which is outside of Charleston. His company was under attack or attacking union soldiers all the months before his death. He was not buried on the peninsula of Charleston.

Thomas Ganger is my 3rd great-grandfather; he is the father of Walter Granger, whom married Rachael E. Moody. Walter and Rachael had Ola Cecil Granger, whom married Willis Russel Talley. Raliegh Warren Talley was born to Willis and Ola, whom went by Warren. He married Mary Rachael Dill, and they had my mother, Barbara Ann Talley.

Thomas Granger served 15 April 1863 - Aug 1864, and is said to be buried at Berea Baptist Church, 4.5 miles north of Greenville. I have not yet been able to confirm his burial place or the condition of his grave.

John Taylor Stenhouse, my gr gr grandfather's brother, is not to be confused with Lt. John Taylor Stenhouse, his cousin, who was wounded on July 21, 1861 at at Manassas Plains, Va (1st Bull Run or Manassas?) and died Aug. 27. A lieutenant in Co. E, Bowman Guards, Infantry of Hampton's Legion

Found most documents from the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Possibly buried in an unmarked grave in Williamston Cemetery, Williamston, SC.

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Killed at the battle of Peach tree creek Atlanta GA. Enoch is my great great grandfather. Please contact me with any information about the battle. He had a brother named Richard that was killed also.

Jackson Wooten was my GG grandfather and he served from November 1861 until the surrender 1865. He was listed at hospital in July 1864 after being wounded at the battle of Atlanta. After recovery he went back to his unit. He died in 1929 and is buried at TR Methodist Church in Travelers Rest, South Carolina.

Finn was my great, great Uncle. He died at the Rock Island POW Camp on April 12, 1864 and is buried there in plot #841.

Greenville Rgt. Died of wounds after Battle of Franklin, TN.

J.L.Cothran was a lifelong resident of Dunklin Township in lower Greenville County, son of John Cothran and Sarah Woodson. Paroled at Greensboro, N.C. May 1865.Born 1830 and died 1907, buried at Cedar Shoals Baptist Church Cemetery.

I have very little information on my ggg-grandfather. His son Oliver Berry Creamer lived in Anderson County, SC. I understood from other relatives that he died in the war on 11 March 1864. I have no idea where he was when he died; if he died from injury or disease.

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Im a descendent of Capt John W Boling through my Paternal Grandmothers side Adeline Boling.
Apparently related to some Batsons which i know also served in the unit and are present in greenville.

I was born outta wedlock and born a bastard so. It took me awhile to figure this out.

Capt. John W Boling is buried in Travelers Rest SC at Ebenezer Church .

Born: July 4, 1845
Died: February 15, 1898

Buried at Reedy River Baptist Church, Greenville, SC

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BORN JAN 15, 1846. DIED DEC 7, 1906.

WOUNDED AT PINE KNOT MOUNTAIN.

BURIED AT FAIRVIEW METHODIST CHURCH, 200 E. CHURCH ROAD, EASLEY, SC 29642

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these boys were the eleit of the army of the tn
they were what we woulod call the special forces of today
proud to have they spirit of one of these men to be my ansector

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John Thomas Robertson was my Great-Grandfather. He enlisted in the 16th when he was 18. He survived the war. He is buried at Reedy River Baptist Church Travelers Rest, SC.

Would like to know any info on Robert Lockhart from Greenville County, SC.