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Confederate service · alabama
10th Alabama Cavalry
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Company B
Sergeant
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Company B
Private
James was born in Fayette Co. Ga. he was about 20 years old when he joined the fight in repulsing the invaders in August 1862 at Rock Mill Alabama. He served the entire war. Fought at Saltville, Va Dalton Ga and was wounded at Griswoldvile Ga. and taken prisoner. He was treated for his wounds at a union hosp. and was paroled there on 15 May 1865. He spoke of his good treatment at the hosp. and credited the union surgeon for saving his leg. Family lore has it that while on picket duty at Dalton he saw his father on the other side [ had joined the union ] and they sat and talked for a while before departing. James is the husband of my 3rd cousin 4x removed.
Company B
Private
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Company C
Private
Great Great Great Uncle
Company C
Private
Great Great Great Uncle
Company C
Captain
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Company C
2nd Lieutenant
Buried Confederate Memorial Park Cemetery. Mountain Creek, Chilton County, Alabama. Died Jan. 18, 1923.
Company D
Private
My ancestor
Pvt.-- Co. D.-- 5th Batt'n, Hilliard's Legion, Alabama Volunteers and Co. D., 10 Confederate Cav. (which was formed from Hilliard's Legion)
Enlisted in Lowndes Co., AL. After the Civil War the family moved to Etowah/St Claire Counties, AL
Company E
Private
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Company E
Private
Francis Marion Manasco enl: 10 Mar 1862 at Littleville, Winston Co Al in Co 'E' 10th Al Cav Regt. In 1863 took part in Gen Roddy's raid on Pulaski, Tenn and as part of Gen Forrest's command persued and captured Union Gen Stright's command that raided North Ala. Rather than surrender the Regt disbanded at Tuscombia, Al in May 1865. Francis Marrion Manasco stated on Pension Records that he was never Parolled and never Mustered Out of the Army.
Company E
Private
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Company G
Private
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Company K
Private
On the muster roll, he signed his name as F.S. Jenkins. He didn't surrender. He 'just went home' as he told my grandfather. I still have his Enfield Rifle.