25th North Carolina Infantry

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looking for any information on Joseph Sorrells who was in the 25th reg. I have his actual oath that he had to take after the war dated Aug. 6th 1865. He had a son named John.

My great-great grandfather, Merridy Williams enlisted in the 25th NC in August 1861. He was 18 years old. His older brother, Charles Williams enlisted about the same time. When the war was over, Merridy walked home from Virginia to Upper Hominy, NC. He has no money, no supplies and was barefoot. His brother Charles was either killed in action or died of illness.

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Mar 18, 1826 - Nov 4, 1893. Enlisted Oct 1, 1862 Sampson Co. Parents: • Daniel Melvin III – War of 1812, son of Daniel James Melvin Jr, son of Daniel James Melvin Sr. • Celia Herrington born Mar 13, 1794 and died Apr 5, 1841.

killed in action at the battle of five forks, va

This is by Great Great Grandfather on my Mother's side.

John Martin Chambers was captured during the Seige of Petersburg and was sent to Point Lookout, Maryland. He survived the war. John Martin Chambers was a Cherokee Indian who served under Captain Samuel Bryson.

GILLETTE, THOMAS S., Private - 25th NC, Co. C Resided in Haywood County where he enlisted at age 35, May 31, 1861. Mustered in as 1st Sergeant but was reduced to ranks on April 30, 1862. Present or accounted for until wounded in the hand at Fredericksburg, Virginia, December 13, 1862. Returned to duty in May-June, 1863. Present or accounted for through December, 1863. Thomas Gillette is buried at Green Hill Cemetery in Haywood County. He has a military marker.

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died 1862 hospital wilson n.c.

Peter was born in Buncombe Co. NC on 16 Nov 1841. He enlisted in Capt Samuel C Bryson's Co C 25th Regiment NC Infantry at Waynesville, NC on 31 May 1861. He is 19 years old. He is appointed Drum Manor 17 Oct 1861. Dec 1863 he is given extra duty as a shoemaker. 16 Aug he is given a weeks furlough from the General Hospital at Camp Winder at Richmond Va. [ No diagnosis given for hospital stay] His Regiment is attached to Ransom's Brigade. He is engaged in most to the major battles in Va. including Drewry's Bluff and the Petersburg siege. He died 31 Oct 1882 in Granbury, Hood Co. Texas. He was the Father in Law of my 3rd cousin 3 x removed.

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25 North Carolina Infantry. Regiment Name Expanded: 25th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry Company: C Rank In: Private Rank Out: Private Film Number: M230 roll 35 Did not survive the War

At 22 years of age, on June 1, 1861 in Cherokee Co James enlisted in Co., D., 25 regiment NC troops. On March 25, 1865 James was captured at or near Fort Stedman, VA, by the Union Army. He was imprisoned at Point Lookout, Maryland. James was released on May 15, 1865 after taking the oath of allegiance.

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1861-1863 Lost eyesight in Fredericksburg. Cross of Honor for same battle.

My Great Great Grandfather Wiley Calvin Jackson was a member of 2nd North Carolina Artillery. His parents died in 1853, and lived with Mr. Morning Dawson Tew of Sampson County. My family history said Mr. Tew was taken by a Confederate conscription team and not seen again. Wiley Calvin Jackson was captured at Fort Fisher and sent to Point Lookout POW Camp. When he was released he went back to Sampson County and married Mr. Tew's widow. She is my Great Great Grandmother. A few days ago I found a reference to M. D. Tew in the Raleigh Newspaper for May 21 1865, announcing his death at a POW Camp at Harts Island in New York City on April 26th 1865. In the article it says he was a member of the 22nd North Carolina infantry Company E. Which was not recruited in Sampson County, and was not in North Carolina, but was fighting in Petersburg/ Appomattox at the time. I was able to find a list of prisoners at Hart Island, which includes an entry for a M. D. Tew captured in Sampson County on March 15 1865. The rolls there identified him as a member of the 25th North Carolina Regiment, which like the 22nd would have been at Petersburg/Appomattox, not in the Carolina Campaign. I suspect, as he is not listed on the rolls of either the 22nd or 25th Regiment of North Carolina Infantry, that he was a member of the 25 North Carolina Militia Regiment recruited from Western Sampson County. He is not listed on any index for North Carolina Soldiers available online. I am looking for resources to confirm this.

I would appreciate all and any information on my grandfather Blalock. Military Service Event Year: 1861 Age (Original): 44 Military Unit Note: Twenty-fifth Infantry Confederate Soldiers State of North Carolina 1ST LIEUT CO F 25 NC INF CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY JULY 12 1817 JULY 21 1896

Blalock, Ethelred Harrison. Resided in Haywood County, NC enlisted at the age of 44. Appointed 1st Lt. on June 29, 1861. Present and accounted for until he was defeated for reelection on April 28, 1862. Buried at Bethel Methodist Church in Haywood County, NC.

Blalock, James A. Resided in Haywood County, NC and enlisted at the age of 22. Mustered in as a sergeant and was elected 2nd Lt. on April 28, 1862. Appointed 1st Lt. on April 30, 1863. Was promoted to Captain on August 16, 1864. Present and acounted for through April 7, 1865. Buried at Bethel Methodist Church in Haywood County, NC.

Enlisted at the age of 44 and was discharged on 07/16/1862 due to age.

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Robert Poston was my 3rd Great Grandfather. Served until discharged for overage and debility. Buried in Cruso, NC.

enlisted 17 march 1862 mustered out 17 aug 1863. haywood county n.c.

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Henry Sorrells died at Petersburg, Va. July 30, 1862 of Typhus. He is buried in the North Carolina section at Blanford Church Cemetary, Petersburg. He left behind his wife Adrah and two children Robert and Alice in Canton, North Carolina.

This man is my Great, Great, Great, Great Grandfather... William was born in Monroe County, Tennessee on October 15th, 1832. He lived for a while in District 85, Union County, Georgia. He later came to Rabun County, GA. Emily Perlana Gillespie was his first cousin, her father's mother, Judith Clarissa, William's father's sister (I think). They were married on May 12th, 1856. William became a farmer and lived peacefully with his wife. Emily bore William three children. James Hiram “Doc” was the first born in the month of April in 1857. “Doc” was my Great, Great, Great Grandfather. Next to be born was Caledonia MaryAnn on the 2nd of November in 1859. Born on the year William was mustered into service in the American Civil War, Ellen Leona breathed her very first breath on January 2nd, 1862. William Conrad fought with Company G of the 25th North Carolina Infantry, either enlisting in Athens, GA or Clay or Macon County, NC. (Macon County is my guess because it was closest and he lived in Rabun County, GA.) Charles Frazier’s ancestor, W.P. Inman, also fought in the 25th of North Carolina. Inman was in Company F. William was said to have received a flesh wound to his left thigh at Five Forks, Virginia on the 1st of April, 1865. He was taken prisoner by Yankees on April 3rd, two days before Lee surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse. He was said to have been transferred to a general hospital on April 27th, 1865. Later, it was said he was transferred to Point of Rocks Hospital on May 8th, 1865. He was, once again, said to be transferred to another general hospital on May 17th, 1865. Soon, it was said, William contracted Typhoid Fever and died at the age of thirty-one on July 24th, 1865 in Amherst, Virginia near Fort Monroe. He is buried in Hampton National Cemetery.

Enlisted 22 Dec 1861 (at Athens) from Clay Co. into Company G (aka Highland Guards) of NC 25th Infantry. Shown as POW also at Athens, GA on 08 May 1865; paroled same day. Pension application # 32035 on file with Texas State Archives. Wife's name Martha J. Hogsed. Married NC. He died 02 May 1916; buried Glen Cove Cemetery, Coleman Co, Texas.

Padgett, William Sidney, Sergeant Company G, 25th North Carolina Infantry Resided in Clay County and enlisted in Grahamville, South Carolina, at age 23, December 27, 1861. Present or accounted for until wounded at Fredericksburg, Virginia, December 13, 1862. Died on December 15, 1862, of wounds. Place of death not reported. Born: about 1839 in Rutherford Co., NC Died: December 15, 1862 in Fredericksburg, VA Buried: probably in Fredericksburg, VA Married: unknown Children: unknown Occupation: unknown

Promoted to 4th Sgt in 1863. Joined as a 21 yr old, 5'5' with brown hair and grey eyes. Present for all recorded musters, taken POW at Petersburg in April 1865, took oath at Pt Lookout, MD in June 1865. After the war married Phoebia Hall, sister to my GGGgrandfather, Lawson Hall, that served with Thomas's Legion.

Nelson S. Dotson was born in Rutherford Co. NC 1824 to Joseph and Easter Dotson. He enlisted in the Confederate Army on 7/15/1861 for 12 months. He was discharged on 7/16/1863. He reenlisted for a 3 year tour and returned to the war. He became ill and was taken to Richmond Va. where he died in the hospital of Typhoid Fever on October 25, 1864.

Joseph S. Gentle, (1826-1910) was recruited into the Confederate army in Company H which was known as the Cane Creek Rifles. He was wounded at Plymouth, NC. He survived and returned to active duty to serve the southern cause. He was captured at the battle of Five Forks, Va. during the last stages of the war. As a POW, he was confined at Hart's Island in New York harbor and when released made his long way back home to Western North Carolina. He is buried at Locust Grove Baptist Church in Henderson County. He was my great, great grandfather.

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(Born - 18 Jul 1843 in Buncombe Co., North Carolina) (Died - 02 Jul 1912 in Buncombe Co., North Carolina) (Father - Richard Ledbetter) (Mother - Elizabeth Louisa Bean) (Married - Louise Glenn on 11 Apr 1873 in Buncombe Co., North Carolina)

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Enlisted as a Private on 22 July 1861 at the age of 28.

During the siege of Petersburg, the Drummer of his company was killed, Martin Luther took his place and served as Drummer to the end of the war. He had the distinction of beating the last roll call in Lee's army before the surrender at Appomattox.

wounded at Seven Pines, returned to WNC, Cold Mtn. area 1863-64(?). Buried in Candler, N.C., Snowhill Cemetery, not far from the 25th monument at Montmorenci Methodist Church,SR 151

died at the Seige of Petersburg

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Mustered out 18 aug 1862 at petersburg,va hospital. Died 1 sept.1962

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Aaron W. Ingle resided in Buncombe County, NC where he enlisted at age 23, July 23, 1861. Mustered in as Private and was promoted to Corporal in May-August, 1862. Present or accounted for until wounded at Fredericksburg, VA, December 13, 1862. Returned to duty in January-February, 1863, and was reduced to ranks in July-August, 1863. Present or accounted for until captured at or near Fort Stedman, VA, March 25, 1865. Confined at Point Lookout, Maryland, until released on June 14, 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance. (Brothers Isaac, Andrew, and Samuel also served in this Unit).

Andrew Ervin Ingle was born in Buncombe County, NC where he resided as a farmer prior to enlising in Buncombe County on July 23, 1861. Present or accounted for until discharged on July 26, 1862, by reason of being over age. Discharge certificate gives his age as 36. (Brothers Isaac, Aaron, and Samuel Ingle were also members of this unit).

Isaac Ingle was killed in the battle of Fredericksburg, VA, Dec. 13, 1862, as per a list of casualties in Ransom's Division. He was born in Buncombe Co., NC. The original company was 'I', which subsequently became Company K. 25th Regiment North Carolina Infantry (State Troops). His age at enlistment (per Muster-in-Roll) was age 25; enlistment date was July 23, 1861.

Samuel Ingle resided in Madison County, NC where he enlisted at age 40, May 1, 1863, for the war. Present or accounted for until captured near Petersburg, VA, April 2, 1865. Confined at Point Lookout, Maryland, until released on June 14, 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance. (NC pension records indicate he was wounded at Petersburg on Nov. 1, 1864.) (Brothers Isaac, Aaron, and Andrew also served in this unit).