Samuel Hollingsworth Robins
Military records and Civil War Pension
Pension Courtesy of David Kelly
Samuel H Robins, Private, Company B, Rifle Battalion, Phillips Legion, Georgia Volunteers.
Enlisted June 11, 1861; Camp McDonald GA, by J E Brown
Muster Roll, Aug 2-31, 1861 – present
Muster Roll, August 2-Nov 1, 1861 – absent, sick at Green Sulphur Springs.
Muster Roll, May and June 1862 – not shown
Muster Roll, August 31-Nov 31, 1862 – present. Last paid Sept 1, 1862 by Capt Byrd.
Muster Roll, Nov 30-Dec 31, 1862 – present
Muster Roll, Jan-Feb 1863 – present. Last paid Jan 1, 1863, by Capt Byrd
Muster Roll, Sept-Oct 1863 (dated Jan 10, 1864) – present, last paid Sept 1, 1863 by Capt Byrd
Muster Roll, March-April 1864 – absent
Muster Roll, May-June 1864 – present, last paid in hospital March 1, 1864
Muster Roll, July and August 1864 – present
Prisoner of War – Newport News; captured at Sailors Creek VA, captured April 6, 1865, Joined from City Point, VA April 14, 1865.
Oath of Allegience, sworn and subscribed to at Newport News, June 14, 1865. Residence: Dalton GA. Sallow Complexion, Dark Hair, blue eyes, 5’7”. Captured near Farmville, VA April 6, 1865.
Appears on a Register of CSA General Hospital, Danville VA. Dated 23 July 1864. Complaint: Vulnus Sclopeticum (gunshot wound) knee, returned to duty Sept 26, 1864.
CSA General Hospital – Danville VA. July 23, 1864, age 24, farmer, Vulnus Sclopeticum left knee. Returned to duty Sept 1864.
Receiving and Wayside Hospital or General Hospital No 9, Richmond VA. Admitted Sept 27, 1864. Disposition: Duty Sept 28, 1864.
Receipt roll for clothing, 4th Quarter 1864, date of issue Sept 29, 1864.
Private Co E, Phillips Georgia Legion. Admitted June 15, 1865 to USA General Hospital, Ft Monroe VA from Newport News. Diagnosis: Intermittent fever. Died July 15, 1865, chronic diarrhea and fever.
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