35th North Carolina Infantry

Wounded in Virgina, Lost Right Arm.

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A 27-year-old farmer, John stood 5'9' when he enlisted as a sergeant in the 'Marion Men.' Promoted to First Lieutenant in April 1862. He was wounded at Antietam and resigned in October 1863 by reason of 'piles.' His gravestone reads, 'He was a brave Confederate soldier and an honest man.'

Grice, Lawson M., Private Company B, 35th NC Infantry 'The Marion Men' Born in Rutherford County and was by occupation a farmer prior to enlisting in McDowell County at age 29, September 11, 1861. Present or accounted for during January - April 1862. Deserted on May 13, 1863. Returned to duty on an unspecified date. Hospitalized at Richmond, Virginia. Decmber 8, 1864 with a gunshot would to the right leg. Place and date of wound not reported. Furloughed for sixty days on December 124, 1864. Born: May 4, 1832 in Rutherford County, NC Died: September 14, 1914 Buried: unknown Married: Sarah Jane Banther Children: 10 Occupation: unknown

Henry Hoover was born and died on South Toe,Harvard community, Yancey County NC. He was 21 years old and temporarly living at Linville Falls,McDowell County when he joined the CSA army September 11, 1861. He was assigned to Company B, 35th NC troops.Henry had some serious family problems at home and could not get leave time. He left anyway and returned later. He was put in Castle Thunder prison at Richmond.Because of the treatment there his health failed. Dropped from the Co roster November 20,1864. When he returned home he was wearing his confederate uniform. To take a picture the uniform was coverd over with a white cloth to be within the law. It is not known where Henry is burried.

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Daniel Shehan enlisted Sept.11,1861 age 28.

GG grandfather. enlisted September 1861. Wounded at Malvern Hill. Captured at Five Forks.

Not related, only honoring his service. William was born to a slave, fathered by his mother's owner, who freed him after 1850. Residence Moore County NC; a 27 year-old Mechanic. Enlisted on 9/12/1861 at Moore County, NC as a 3rd Lieut. On 11/6/1861 he was commissioned into 'C' Co. NC 35th Infantry. He was listed as: * Sick 10/15/1862 (place not stated) (Estimated day) * Confined 6/17/1864 Fort Delaware, DE (Estimated day) * POW 6/17/1864 Near Petersburg, VA * Transferred 8/20/1864 Hilton Head, SC * Confined 10/20/1864 Fort Pulaski, GA * Transferred 11/15/1864 Hilton Head, SC (Estimated day) * Transferred 3/12/1865 Fort Delaware, DE (Estimated day) * Oath of Allegiance 6/16/1865 Fort Delaware, DE Promotions: * 1st Lieut 5/24/1864 SOURCE : North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster FIND-A-GRAVE LINK (with photos) : https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=jones&GSfn=william&GSmn=thomas&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=29&GScnty=1713&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=10370746&df=all&

Enlisted 1 Feb 1862. Captured at Weldon R.R. on 19 Aug 1864. Arrived as P.O.W. at City Point on 24 Aug 1864. Exchanged for Union prisoner on 14 Mar 1865. Rejoined unit. Captured again, and held at P.O.W. in New York Harbor. Released long after the end of the war, and wandered home by foot. Rejoined his family after being presumed dead.

Private, 35th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry, Company D “Haw River Boys”, Chatham County. Regiment organized in Nov 1861 and joined the state forces in Jan 1862 under Lawrence Branch. First battle at New Bern on 14 Mar 1862.

George W Sloan was born 20th May 1840 in Cape Fear District, Chatham County, North Carolina. He died 15 Oct 1926 in Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina. George was the son of Robert and Nancy Ann Marks Sloan. He had six siblings. George married Lucy A Barham 3 Jan 1874 in Chatham County, North Carolina. To this union was born one daughter, Laura. Military Record: Name: George W. Sloan; Side: Confederate; State/Origin: North Carolina; Regiment Name: 35 North Carolina Infantry; Regiment Name Expanded: 35th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry; Company: D; Rank In: Private; Rank In Expanded: Private; Rank Out: Private; Rank Out Expanded: Private; Film Number: M230 roll 36

Pvt Thomas Ruffin Gentry served with the 35th NC Infantry from its formation at Camp Mangum, having enlisted in Company E from Person County. He met his end during the Battle of Plymouth. According to his commander 'He was shot through the body with grapeshot while assaulting the breastworks on the second day of battle.' My grandmother always said he was buried at Kitty Hawk but I think his grave must be somewhere near Kittrel as that is closer to Plymouth. Anyone one with information please email me.

This was my Great Great Uncle Born in 1837. Was in Co. E 35th NC Inf. Regt. He was wounded by 3 rifle balls and 2 shell fragments at Petersburg VA and taken prisoner of war. Carried to Point Lookout Md. and from there was taken to Elmyra NY. He survived the war and lived in Person County until he died in 1931.

i know he was captured in virgina released june 1865. moved to odum ga.

Promoted to Full 1st Lieutenant on 21 Apr 1862. Promoted to Full Captain on 17 Dec 1862.

inlisted age 28 oct.28 1861.captured at five forks va april 1 1865.held hart's island new york harbor until released june 17 1865

David Levi Beddingfield Sr served with Co G of the 35th Regt, along with his brother Ezekiel M. Beddingfield. They were from Henderson County, NC.

Enlisted in. Commissioned an officer in Company G, North Carolina 35th Infantry Regiment on 05 Nov 1861.Mustered out on 20 Dec 1861.Promoted to Full Captain.

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Benjamin was 18 years old when he joined at Henderson, NC on 5 Oct 1861. He has 15 cards in his archival file. He was discharged because of wounds he suffered in the battle of Malvern Hill. He died 27 Sept 1935. He was the Father in Law of my 4th cousin 4 x reemoved.

Name: R A Hall Residence: Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, North Carolina Age at Enlistment: 18 Enlistment Date: 1 Mar 1864 Rank at enlistment: Private Enlistment Place: Mecklenburg County, North Carolina State Served: North Carolina Survived the War?: Yes Service Record: Enlisted in Company H, North Carolina 35th Infantry Regiment on 01 Mar 1864. Birth Date: abt 1846 Sources: North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster

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Joined Company H (Mecklenburg Farmers) in 1862. Wounded at the Battle of Seven Pines (Virginia)June 25-28, 1862.

Born 1824 in Mecklenburg County (Sugar Creek area) Enlisted March 30, 1863 Died July 6, 1864 at Chaffin's Hospital, Virginia His body was taken back to North Carolina and he was buried in Sugar Creek Cemetery.

Commissioned an officer in Company I, North Carolina 35th Infantry Regiment on 29 Oct 1861. Enlistment place: Wayne County, NC, Mustered out on 21 Apr 1862. North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster A.J. Finlayson became a Methodist minister in North Carolina after the war.

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6'3' Alex enlisted in Burke Co. NC on Oct 15/61 at the age of 40. in to the {Burke and Catawba Sampsons} for one year. Alex reenlisted May 1862 as a substitute. Alex was wounded at the battle of Plymoth NC. He recieved a gun shot wound in the left hand Sept 21/64 and was found unfit for duty, he was reassigned to the hospital in Wilmington NC as a nurse and fisherman. His son George served in the 6th NC Cav/65th NCST.

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