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Confederate service · Georgia
28th Georgia Artillery
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Company A
Private
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Company C
Private
Abraham Peavy was killed 19 July 1864 at James Island, South Carolina. He was one of 6 brothers that fought for the Confederacy.
Company E
Private
Fought at battle of olustee Fla., was wounded taken to a hospital near lake city Fla. Lost his leg and eventualy succumbed to infection
Company F
Private
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Company F
Private
Died December 1864 hospital at Quincy Florida
Company I
1st Corporal
Francis M. Wells was the son of William S. and Susan A. (Reinhardt) Wells of Memphis, TN. He also had four brothers who served in the Confederacy: Charles H. Wells (29th Tennessee Infantry), James M. Wells (13th Tennessee Cavalry), William R. Wells (12th Tennessee Cavalry) and Julius T. Wells (4th Tennesse Infantry). Francis married Fannie Burke (1st) and Rittie McKissick (2nd). He died on March 31, 1932 and is buried in Trion Cemetery in Trion, Georgia. William S. Wells was killed by Union soldiers in June of 1865 who were celebrating the victory at the close of the War. They did not know that he was sick in bed at the time.
Company K
2nd Lieutenant
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Company K
Private
He was in the Battle of Olustee and was the tax collector in Moultrie Georgia.