Provided courtesy of Lee Summerford
| OFFICERS | SARGEANTS & CORPORALS | ENLISTED MEN | |
| Name | Rank | BASS, James | ADAMS, Salathiel |
| HARRIS, William A. | Captain | BRAY, Harmon | BAKER, Elbert |
| FULTON, Robert H. | Captain | FOWLER, Levi T. | BAKER, Nathan |
| MOUNGER, Terrell T. | Captain | FOWLER, Nathan J. | BASS, Malcolm J. |
| FORD, James | 1st Lieutenant | GOODMAN, James | BATY, William R. |
| GIDDENS, Asa Marion | 1st Lieutenant | HILL, Lott W. | BOSTWICK, Nathaniel B. |
| SHINE, Robert F. | 1st Lieutenant | HOBBY, James N. | BOZEMAN, Luke C. |
| JOHNSON, William A. | 2d Lieutenant | JORDAN, Sylvannus | BRITT, Samuel J. |
| CHAMPION, David | 2d Lieutenant | LAND, William L. | BROWN, Pearson D. |
| WEEKS, Robert J. | 2d Lieutenant | MASSEY, Robert B. | CALHOUN, Joseph |
| JONES, J. M. | 2d. Lieutenant | PIERCE, John T. | CALHOUN, Nathan T. |
| WESTFALL, Thomas | 2d Lieutenant | ROSS, John J. | CALHOUN, Thomas |
| BOSTICK, Thadius Jr. | 2d Lieutenant | SHIVER, Henry | CALHOUN, Thomas O. |
| BOZEMAN, John R. Jr. | 2d Lieutenant | SPRING, George W. | CHAMPION, Daniel H. |
| TA(O)BOR, Napoleon B. (Nep) | CHESTNUT, Jacob | ||
| COLLIER, Charles | |||
| DAWSON, Samuel | |||
| DERISO, James | |||
| DERISO, Michael Washington | |||
| EADY, Edward | |||
| EADY, James E. | |||
| ET(X)UM, Benjamin | |||
| EVERETT, William | |||
| FORD, Garry G. | |||
| FORD, John J. | |||
| FORD, Robert G., Jr. | |||
| FORD, William J. | |||
| GA(I)NEY, William H. | |||
| GA(I)NEY, Robert | |||
| GAUGHF, Benjamin | |||
| GAUGHF, John H. | |||
| GERMON, Joseph B. | |||
| GILLIS, Norman G. | |||
| GILLIS, William Daniel | |||
| GLEATON, Dudley C. | |||
| GREEN, Bartley | |||
| GREGORY, Aaron T. | |||
| GUNTER, William J. | |||
| HALL, George W. | |||
| HALL, Henry | |||
| HAMILTON, Daniel L. | |||
| HAMILTON, William B. | |||
| HANCOCK, Jackson M. | |||
| HARDEN, John F. | |||
| HARDEN, James | |||
| HARRIS, William M. | |||
| HARRIS, Rome | |||
| HAYES, John D. | |||
| HEGGIE, Corydon Alexis | |||
| HENDERSON, Manassseh | |||
| HILL, Haskell H. | |||
| HOBBY, James A. | |||
| HOBBY, Jesse | |||
| HOBBY, William | |||
| HODGE, William | |||
| HOLIDAY, Edward G. | |||
| HOLLOMAN, Daniel T. W. | |||
| HORN, Jordan | |||
| HORN, Michael (Micajoh) | |||
| HORN, William W. | |||
| JERKINS, John T. | |||
| JETER, Jeremiah J. | |||
| JOHNS(T)ON, Bull | |||
| JOHNS(T)ON, Daniel | |||
| JOHNS(T)ON, David D. | |||
| JOHNS(T)ON, Thomas | |||
| JONES, Isaac | |||
| KERCE, Albert B. | |||
| KERCE, Barney | |||
| KERCE, James M. | |||
| KERCE, George D. | |||
| KERCE, James O. | |||
| LANE, William | |||
| LUNSFORD, James Cater | |||
| MASSEY, Abel C. | |||
| MASSEY, George W. | |||
| MASSEY, Silas M. | |||
| McAFEE, James W. | |||
| McCRANEY, Daniel J. | |||
| McCRANEY, George W. | |||
| McCRANEY, R. | |||
| McCRANEY, Manning | |||
| McLEHANNON, R. C. (Tipp) | |||
| MEADOWS, William T. | |||
| MOORE, Henry | |||
| NICHOLS, Madison C. | |||
| NIPPER, Samuel S. | |||
| O'MOONEY, Joseph C. | |||
| POSEY, James D. | |||
| POSEY, Littleton B. (Barry) | |||
| POSEY, William W. | |||
| POTTS, Volentine E. | |||
| QUIETT, Henry C. | |||
| REYNOLDS, Henry | |||
| RHODES, John | |||
| RIDLEY, W. Jonathan | |||
| ROGERS, Asa C. | |||
| RO(D)GERS, Martin J. | |||
| R(H)OUSE, John W. (Maje) | |||
| SHIVER, Marion | |||
| SHIVER, Anthony | |||
| SHIVER, Green | |||
| SHIVER, Jackson W. | |||
| SHIVER, James | |||
| SHIVER, Jehu | |||
| SHIVER, John C. | |||
| SHIVER, John J. | |||
| SIMMONS, Marion | |||
| SIMPSON, Alexander | |||
| SIMPSON, James | |||
| SIMPSON, Morris F. (L.) | |||
| SMITH, Homer M. | |||
| SMITH, John C. | |||
| SMITH, William P. H. | |||
| SPRING, Joseph L. | |||
| STEPHENS, Rienza (Ree) | |||
| SUMNER, Joseph L. | |||
| TA(O)BOR, Andrew Jackson | |||
| THOMPSON, Calvin R. | |||
| THOMPSON, Elihu Seaborn | |||
| THOMPSON, Daniel | |||
| TIPTON, Thomas | |||
| VICKERY, Eli | |||
| WALKER, William | |||
| WARREN, Lewis | |||
| WATSON, Robert | |||
| WEEKS, Romulus | |||
| WHEELUS, Thomas L. | |||
| WHEELUS, W. H. | |||
| WILEY, Edward J. | |||
| WILLIAMS, W. A. | |||
| WILLIAMS, Berrien A. | |||
| WINGATE, George A. | |||
| WINGATE, Green B. | |||
| WUILLT, Clay W. |
Jesse Hobby was my great-great-grandfather. He had a heat stroke on August 9, 1862, at the Battle of Cedar Mountain, as a result he permanently lost sight in his left eye. He continued to fight and was wounded again at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13, 1862. Jesse continued to serve and was one of only 21 members of this Company listed as being present at the Surrender at Appomattox Court House.
These men originally enlisted with this Company but for one reason or another they wound up serving in other Regiments and Batallions. The most notable of these soldiers is Manasseh Henderson whose father raised a Company from Worth County (Company B, 10th Ga. Battallion, "Worth Rebels") of which Manasseh would later rise to the rank of Captain.
Bull Johnson may have been the nickname for one of the other Johns(t)on's listed.
Quiett deserted September 16, 1864, and took oath of allegiance to U.S. on September 24, 1864.
Robert G. Ford, Jr., supplied Green Wingate as his substitute in this Company and later re-enlisted in the 5th Regiment, Ga. Millitia and eventually served as Captain of the 10th Regiment, Ga. Millitia, Company F.
Maje Rhouse and John Rouse may or may not be the same person.
This list is a compilation of every recorded Muster Roll or List of the members of this Company I was able to locate. Therefore, I have included questionable spellings with ( ), however, if based on my research I determined that one spelling was in my opinion correct, I used that spelling only. (An example of this is McCraney (McCranie) and Deriso (Deariso) - I included only the spelling that I thought was correct.
Battles In Which Company G, 14th Georgia Infantry Served
| Location | Date |
| Seven Pines (Fair Oaks) | May 31, 1862 |
| Seven Days Battles | |
| Mechanicsville | June 26, 1862 |
| Gaines' Mill | June 27, 1862 |
| Frayser's Farm | June 30, 1862 |
| Malvern Hill | July 1, 1862 (reserve) |
| Cedar Mountain | August 9, 1862 |
| 2nd Manassas | August 28-30, 1862 |
| Chantilly (Ox Hill) | September 1, 1862 |
| Harpers Ferry | September 12-15, 1862 |
| Shepherdstown Ford | September 20, 1862 |
| Fredericksburg | December 13, 1862 |
| Chancellorsville | May 1-4, 1863 |
| Gettysburg | July 1-3, 1863 |
| Williamsport | July 6, 1863 |
| Bristoe Campaign | October 1863 |
| Mine Run Campaign | November-December 1863 |
| The Wilderness | May 5-6 1864 |
| Spotsylvania Court House | May 8-21, 1864 |
| North Anna | May 23-26, 1864 |
| Cold Harbor | June 1-3, 1864 |
| Petersburg Siege | June 1864-April 1865 |
| Appomattox Court House | April 9, 1865 |
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