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62nd Georgia Cavalry

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Company Unknown

Private

The 62nd Georgia Calvary became the 14 Va. Calvary. Asa was promoted to Full 4th Corporal estimated date: 15 Dec. 1862. He was killed at Cold Harbor, VA on 23 Jul 1864.
Contributor Ann Lee EarnshawDate added 11/4/2008

Company B

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Mark JohnsonDate added 1/17/2006

Company B

Private

Enl. as Pvt. Co. G,7th Regt. GST on 11/28/1861. Enl. as Pvt in Co. B.62nd Regt. Ga. Inf. 8/1/1862. Xferred to Co. B, 8th Regt. Ga. Cav. 7/11/1864. Paroled Albany, GA 5/1865. Moved family to TX in 1871-73; settled in San Jacinto County. Served as County Commissioner. Died 1890.
Contributor Roy E. MillerDate added 8/20/2006

Company C

4th Corporal

Born on 16 Jan 1822 in Montgomery county, Georgia. Enlisted on Nov 1 1862. Promoted to full 3rd corporal about 15 AUG 1863. Promoted to full 4th corporal in 1863. Transfer to Company C, 8th Cavalry on 11 Jul 1864. Survived the war and died 28 Dec 1883 in Chattahoochee county, Georgia
Contributor Cheri AmarnaDate added 2/19/2013

Company E

Private

Enlisted as a private into Co. 'E' and transferred in 1864 into Co. 'A' 16th NC Battn. Cavalry.
Contributor Randy PeacockDate added 11/17/2005

Company E

Private

Enlisted as a private into Co.'E' and was transferred 1864 into Co. 'A' 16 NC Battn. Cavalry.
Contributor Randy PeacockDate added 11/17/2005

Company G

Private

Stephen Oscar Akins was my great great grandfather, from Cochrane County, Georgia. He lived until 1926. Died in Atlanta.
Contributor Lee BennettDate added 7/4/2013

Company H

Corporal

One of the six Self brothers to serve in the Confederate forces. Four other brothers served in the 6th Georgia Infantry, Company C. Three of the brothers were KIA - Jefferson, Marion, and Lott. Columbus was wounded in action and survived. David and his younger brother Spencer both served in the Ga. 62nd Calvary.
Contributor Wyatt ParkerDate added 12/29/2005

Company H

Private

One of six Self brothers to serve in the Confederate forces. Marion, Lott, and Jefferson were all KIA. Columbus, David, and Spencer survived the war and returned to Houston County, Georgia.
Contributor Wyatt ParkerDate added 12/29/2005

Company I

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Randy SharberDate added 3/18/2015

Company I

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Christopher WilkersonDate added 2/12/2011

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