22nd Georgia Infantry

Joseph, the son of Peter and Jemima Cashion was born about 1823 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina and moved to Floyd County, Georgia circa 1850. He married Zilpha Morris in 1849. He was wounded at King's School House, Virginia June 25, 1862 and died of his wounds in the Institute Hospital, Richmond, Virginia July 1, 1862. His wife filed a pension request in Georgia which was approved.

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James enlisted in Company A August 31, 1861 at the age of fifteen. Military records indicate he drowned with 15 of his fellow soldiers while crossing the Potomac River on June 23, 1863. They were en route to the Battle of Gettysburg. I am trying to find out where they were crossing, and would like to hear from others whose relatives drowned there.

This is my husband's great, great grandfather on his mothers side.

Zachariah 'Zack' D Taylor of Randolph County, GA served in the Georgia 22nd Infantry Cobb's Guard Company A. Enlisted in Savannah, GA October 1864 under Captain Cullens and Colonel Hatteridge. He took part in the battles of Savannah and Charleston.

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Enlisted 3 Sep 1861, Glascock Co, GA. Died from wounds Spotsylvania VA, May 1864.

Enlisted 3 Sep 1861, Glascock Co, GA. Died 2 Jul 1862 from wounds in Battle of Malvern Hills, VA.

Captain Logue was from Gibson, Glascock County, Georgia. He was Sheriff of Warren County which included what is now Glascock County. As a member of the Georgia legislature he voted to secede. He entered service as a 1st. Lieutenant. He was promoted to Captain Nov 1863. He was killed at the second battle at Deep Bottom, Virginia on Aug 16, 1864, and is buried at the Hollywood Cemetary in Richmond, Virginia. A tall monument stands directly in front of the courthouse in his hometown of Gibson, Georgia.

Enlisted as 1st Sergeant Sept 3, 1861. Elected Lieutenant. Union records show him paroled at Appomattox, VA, Apr 9, 1865, on a list of prisoners. Died Dec 22, 1896, and buried at Knight Family Cemetery, Grady Co, GA.

Captured at Gettysburg, PA. Paroled. Killed at Crater near Petersburg, VA July 30, 1864.

Private May 6, 1862. Died Dec 1, 1862.

Enlisted as private Sept 3, 1861. Appointed 2nd Corporal Dec 1, 1861. Wounded at Malvern Hill, VA. July 1, 1862. Appointed Sergeant. Surrendered, Appomattox, VA Apr 9, 1865.

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James T Wilson was the Regimental Ensign

Wounded at Gettysburg in assault on Cemetary Ridge, July 2,1843. Born in Greene, Arkansas, in 1842. Lived in Georgia immediately before and after war. Moved to Franklin County, Ala. Died and is buried there.

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Marcus was just one of 9 Shelton men in Confederate Service. Marcus enlisted 30 Jan 1862 at Camp Blanchard near Atlanta Georgia on 30 Jan 1862. He and his two brothers Martin Vanburen and Jeremiah saw some heavy fighting. 25 June 1862 Marcus was wounded at the Battle of Kings Schoolhouse and again on 23 July 1863 at Manassas Gap Va. serving with Wright's Brigade. The remarks on the CMR states that he is missing in Battle. He must have been exchanged as he is back in his unit later.

Pvt, Co C, 22nd Reg GA Inf, Confederate States Army joined: Dec 1861 Big Shanty (Dallas), GA discharged: 10 April 1865/Seven Pines, VA was with ROBERT E. LEE when he surrendered. wounded at Seven Pines, VA...right shoulder/left hip

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William was my 2nd Great Grandfather. He was from Murray county. He enlisted in Co D 3 SEP 1861. D Co may have later been identified as Co H or Co I. He was initially at Camp McDonald. He is listed on pay records as present through April 1982. He is listed as arrested at Div HQ on 31 AUG 1863. He was court martialed on 12 JAN 1864 for Persuading others to desert and sentenced to hard labor. I am trying to find any records of court martial, letters, pardons, leave slips, pay stubs, or anything to contribute to understanding his military service.

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Killed at Gettysburg, July 2, 1863

Wounded at Gettysburg, July 2nd, 1863Returned to duty but died on December 22nd, 1864 of a fever at Petersburg, Virginia

Enlisted in Company D, Georgia 22nd Infantry Regiment on 03 Sep 1861. Mustered out on 25 Jun 1862 at Seven Pines, VA.

Enlisted at age 23 on September 3, 1861. Wounded at Seven Pines Virginia on May 31, 1862 and died there from wounds June 25, 1862. Born: 1838 in North Carolina Died: June 25, 1862 at Seven Pines, Virginia Buried: Unknown Married: Unknown Children: Unknown Occupation: Unknown

Enlisted at age 32 on September 3, 1861. Captured at Falling Waters, Maryland on July 14, 1863. Admitted to Hammond U.S.A. General Hospital at Point Lookout, Maryland. November 7, 1863, and died there November 21, 1863. Born: 1829 in North Carolina Died: November 21, 1863 at Point Lookout POW Camp, Maryland Buried: Unknown Married: Narcissus Hall on July 6, 1858 in Murray County, GA Children: unknown Occupation: Unknown

Enlisted in Company D, Georgia 22nd Infantry Regiment on 03 Sep 1861. Mustered out on 21 Nov 1863 at Point Lookout, MD.

Died from dysentery. Jackson Hospital, Richmond, Virginia in 1864

Died of fever General Hospital, Lynchburg, Virginia December 14th, 1862. Buried there in Confederate Cemetery.

Jeremiah died of dysentery, Jackson Hospital Richmond Virginia on October 16th, 1864 Buried there Hollywood Cemetery

John died of fever Richmond, Virginia October, 24th, 1864. Buried at Hollywood Cemetery

Born June 10, 1840 Polk, TN Died June 5, 1908 Marion, AL Enlisted Apr 1, 1862 Spouse Sarah Frances Cash

Killed at Chancellorsville, May 3rd, 1863

Wounded at Gettysburg July 2nd, 1863. Taken prisoner, went to hospital 12th Corp, 3 miles south of Gettysburg. Miles W. Lewis died from his wounds on July 22nd, 1863 Originally buried at Gettysburg, but 1871 was exhumed and relocated to Savannah Georgia for reburial.

Wounded at Deep Bottom, Virginia. Died of wounds Jackson Hospital, Richmond, Virginia, October 2nd, 1864. Buried there in Hollywood Cemetery

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Killed in combat, Battle of Crater. July 30th, 1864

Killed at Gettysburg July 2nd, 1863 buried at National Cemetery there.

Died 1864 from disease while 22nd was in Virginia

Died at 2nd Manassass, August, 1862

Reported missing at Gettysburg July 2, 1863

Wounded Hatcher Run February 5th 1865 Died of wounds Jackson Hospital Richmond, Virginia March 9th, 1865

Died Virginia April 29th, 1864 {cause unknown}

Wounded in arm, necessitating amputation, at 2nd Manassas, Virginia August 30, 1862. On detail duty as Sub-enrolling Officer in Milton County, Georgia from 1863, to close of war. Jan. 11, 1838-Apr. 4, 1914 (76 yrs old)

Andrew Jackson Smith is my 3rd Great Grandfather. He was born in Fulton County, Georgia on June 2, 1844. By the start of the War Andrew was living in Milton County, Georgia where he enlisted with the 22nd Georgia Infantry Co. E. on February 22, 1862. His regiment would see heavy action throughout the war. On July 2nd 1863 at Gettysburg he would be captured and be sent to Fort Delaware where he would stay until 1865 before being paroled and exchanged. If anyone has more information or photos of my ancestor please feel free to reach out.

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AG Paradise is my great great grandfather. He is sometimes listed as Augustus Greely Paradise which is erroneous. His middle name is 'Grimshaw'. Born: 7 August 1836 Lincolnton, Georgia. Died: 9 February 1920 Lincolnton, Georgia. He joined the 22nd GA Company F on 3 September 1861 along with his younger brother James C. (Calvin) Paradise. Fought at Gettysburg under AP Hill's III Corps, Anderson's Division, Wright's Brigade. Took part in 2 July 1863 evening attack on the Union center at Cemetery Ridge. Wright's Brigade has the 'distinction of penetrating the furthest into the Union defenses'...further than the more widely known Pickett's charge on 3 July 1863. Looking for anyone with a photograph of Augustus or James Paradise taken during the War or after.

James C. (Calvin) Paradise is my great great granduncle. He joined the 22nd Georgia Infantry, Company F along with his older brother Augustus Grimshaw Paradise (my GGgrandfather) on 3 Sep 1861. Fought under AP Hill's III Corps, Anderson's Division, Wright's Brigade during Gettysburg in July 1863. Both were from Lincolnton County, Georgia. Both survived the War through 9 April 1865 at Appomattox Courthouse. B: 26 October 1842 D: 11 January 1900. Looking for photos and/or additional information on both James and Augustus Paradise.

Enlisted August 31, 861. Discharged for disability July 17, 1862

Enlisted August 31, 1861. Wounded at Gettysburg July2, 1863. Surrendered at Appomattox, April 9, 1865.

Enlisted February 20, 1862. Wounded in the arm in 1862 and admitted to Chimborazo Hospital #2. Wounded again June 12, 1862. Transferred to Lynchburg, Va. on June 17, 1862. Drowned crossing the Potomac River during the Gettysburg campaign when a pontoon bridge collapsed while the regiment was crossing.

Enlisted August 31, 1861. Last roll available for February 28, 1865 shows him present. No further record.

Served throughout the war. Paroled at Appomattox.

He enlisted in 1861, and fought in many of the major engagements through out the war and was paroled at Appomattox in 1865. Any other information known about him would be greatly apprecieated.

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Enlisted as a Private in Co H on August 31,1861.Hospitalized at Richmond,VA prior to July 1862. Died on July 6,1862 in Richmond,VA. Any further information would be appreciated.

Allen enlisted as a Private in Co H on May 20,1862.He was taken prisoner at Farmville,VA April 6,1865 and sent to Point Lookout MD.He took Oath of Allegiance on June 29 1865 and released at Point Lookout,MD. Any further information concerning him would be appreciated.

Columbus enlisted August 31,1861 in Co H. Columbus drowned along with thirteen others on the night of June 23,1863 while on the march to Gettysburg.A ferry boat being used sank on the third trip across at Shepardstown. The account can be read in the 'Memoirs of William Brock Judkins'

Fountain enlisted as a Private on August 31, 1861 in Co H, at age 33.He surrendered Apil 9 1865, Appomattox Court House,VA.Any information on him would be appreciated.

Date of enlistment in Co H is unknown. Record indicates was hospitalized June 7,1862 at Richmond,VA. Returned to duty on June 15,1862. JP was killed at Spotsylvania Court House, VA May 14,1864. He is buried in the Georgia section of the Spotsylvania Confederate Cemetery.

James enlisted in Co H as a Private on August 31,1861. While crossing the Potomac River on the night of June 23,1863 on the march to Gettysburg he drowned when a ferry boat sank on the third trip across at Shepardstown.Thirteen of the regiment were drowned. The account can be read in the 'Memoirs of William Brock Judkins'.

August 31,1861 found Jeremiah enlisting in Co H, 22nd Georgia Infantry Regiment. While crossing the Potomac River on the night of June 23,1863 on the march to Gettysburg he drowned when a ferry boat being used sank on the third trip across at Shepardstown. Thirteen of the regiment were drowned.The account can be read in the 'Memoirs of William Brock Judkins'.

Morgan enlisted as a Private on August 31, 1861 Co H. On the rolls on April 30 1862. He possibly was killed at Fredricksburg December 23,1862. Any further information would be appreciated.

Enlisted August 31, 1861. Surrendered at Appomattox April 9, 1865.

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James was captured at Appomattox. Moved to Ok and died there.

James died of typhoid 02/02/1863 in Huguenot Springs,Va

Buried in McClure cemetery in Dawsonville ga on private property

John Jackson Albert enlisted at age 17 on August 28, 1863 as 3d Corporal and was promoted to 2d Corporal in Dec. 1864. He remained with the unit until the end of the war having lost his uncle, Cpt. Joseph Tarpley Albert and cousin Sgt. Thomas M. Albert during the war. He was 20 years old when the war ended. He died Death 9 Jun 1923 and is buried in Panthersville Presby Church Cemetary in Decautar, Georgia.

Tombstone Inscription reads: Georgia, Capt Co K 22 Regt Ga Inf, Confederate States Army, Feb 3, 1817 - Aug 28, 1862 In memory of Capt Joseph T Albert who was born Feb 3rd, 1817 and fell at the Second Manasas Bat Aug 30th and died Sept 15th 1862 Age 45 years

Born in 1842, Thomas M. Albert was only 19 when he along with his father Capt. Joseph T. Albert and cousin Cpl. John J. Albert enlisted as a private in the 22nd Georgia Confederate Volunteer Infantry at Big Shanty, Georgia, in September, 1861. He served in Co. K and saw action in the battles of Oak Grove, Malvern Hill and 2nd Manassass. In early 1863 he was promoted to 5th Sergeant. He was killed at Gettysburg on July 2, 1863 while attacking the Union line at the stone wall south of The Angle. He is buried in the Gettysburg National Cemetery (UDC -161).

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Enlisted with the 'Henry Volunteers'. Wounded and captured at Gettysburg on July 2, 1863. Unknown destiny from that date.

Private Feb. 26, 1862. Wounded at 2d Manassas, Va. Aug. 28, 1862. Surrendered, Appomattox, Va. Apr. 9, 1865. Birth Info: Georgia Apr. 15, 1835. Death Info: April 28, 1911 Burial Info: Turner's United Methodist Church, McDonough, Henry, Georgia (UDC 3-153) Spouse: Kizziah Ross White

Wounded July 2, 1863 Gettysburg. Died of wounds July 10, 1863. Burial site unknown