14th Regiment, Company G, Georgia Volunteer Infantry
"Yancey's Independents" - Worth County Thomas' Brigade, Pender's-Wilcox's Division, A. P. Hill's Corps Army of Northern Virginia, C.S.A.

Muster records of the 14th Georgia, Company G, Yancey Independents, 

Worth County, Georgia  

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Name	Date	Explanation
William A. Harris Captain	July 9,1861	Enlisted as a Capt. in Worth Co. and formed the “Yancey Independents” of the 14th Georgia Co. G.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Absent. Remarks: Absent sick on furlough.
	Dec 9,1861	Elected Major.
	May 31, 1862	Leg broken by fall from horse at Seven Pines, Virginia.
	Oct 1862	Appears on regimental return. Absent. Remarks: In Georgia sick.
	Oct 23, 1862	Appears on a register of appointments.  Elected Lieutenant Colonel.
	Nov 8, 1862	Resigned Nov 8, 1862.
	Apr 1864	Elected Captain of Co. F 5th Regiment of the Georgia militia.
	May 10, 1864	Resigned.
*Asa M. Giddens 1st Lt.	July 9,1861	Enlisted 1st Lieutenant
	Oct 2,1861	Resigned at Marlin’s Bottom, Virginia.
*William A. Johnston 2nd Lieutenant	July 9, 1861	Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war
	July 23, 1861	Appears on a register containing rosters of commissioned officers, Provisional Army Confederate States
	Sept & Oct	Appears present on company muster roll
	May 14, 1862	Appears on a register of the Chimborazo Hospital No. 3 Richmond, Virginia. Disease: Dysentery
	May 16, 1862	Transferred to Lynchburg, Virginia.
	June 17 or 25 1862	Died in General Hospital No. 1, Lynchburg, Virginia.
	June 27, 1862	Appears on a weekly report of sick and wounded at General Hospital No.1, Lynchburg, Virginia.  Disease: Pneumonia
	June 28 1862	Appears on a consolidated weekly report of sick and wounded of various hospitals in Virginia Medical Directors and Inspection Remarks: Was packed up and sent to Isabella, Worth Co, Georgia. Clayton’s Factory, June 24, 1862 Was recruiting officer for the company
*Robert G. Weeks 2d Lieutenant	July 9, 1861	Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Appears on company muster roll. Remarks: Died at Hunterville, Virginia. Sept 1861
	Feb 14, 1862	Name appears on a register of claims of deceased officers and soldiers from Georgia which were   filed for settlement in the Office of the Confederate States Auditor for the War Department. Remarks: Martha Cox made claim for him.
	Oct 1862	Appears absent sick on regimental return.
*Thomas J. Westfall 1st Sergeant	July 9, 1861	Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Feb 4 1863	Elected 2d Lieutenant
	Dec 11, 1863	Admitted to General hospital No. 4 at Richmond, Virginia with iritis
	Jan 8, 1864	Returned to duty
	April 4, 1864	Elected County Surveyor of Worth Co. and resigned.
*Thaddus M. Bostwick 2nd Lt.	July 9,1861	Enlisted. 2d Sergeant.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Present. Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for period of War.
	April 18,1862	Elected Jr. 2nd Lieutenant
	July 22,1862	Died at Richmond, Va. Buried there in Hollywood Cemetery.
*Sylvanus O. Jordan 3rd Sergeant	July 9, 1861	Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war
	Sept & Oct 1861	Appears on company muster roll  Remarks: Present and has pay due from 9th to 23rd July 1861
	Mar 20 1862	Appears on a register of Chimborazo Hospital No.3 Richmond, Virginia.
	Apr 16, 1862	Returned to duty
	Aug 19, 1862	Appears on a register of Chimborazo Hospital No. 2 Richmond, Virginia Disease: Diarrhea  Died: Pneumonia Name appears on a register of officers and soldiers of the Army of the Confederate States who were Killed in battle, or who died of wounds or disease. Age: 27  Eyes: Hazel  Hair: Brown  Complexion: Fair  Height: 5’11”  Born: Jones County, Georgia
*Robert F. (or Robert T.) Shine 4th Sergeant	July 9, 1861	Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Feb 22, 1862	Elected 1st Lieutenant
	May 31, 1862	Killed at Seven Pines, Virginia
*James H. Ford 1st Lt.	July 9,1861	Enlisted. Elected 1st Corporal
	Sept & Oct 1861	Sick in Hospital at Warm Springs
	June 30,1862	Appears on a register of Chimborzo Hospital No. 4 Richmond, Vir. Disease: Contusion of Shoulder Remarks: Danville July 1.
	July 2,1862	Appears on a register of C.S.A. General Hospital, Danville, Vir. Co. Commander: Capt. Mounger Complaint: Ulcers Returned to duty: July 9,1862
	Aug 15,1862	Elected Jr. 2nd Lieutenant.
	Oct 1862	Present
	Dec 1862	Present
	May 12,1863	Elected 1st Lieutenant
	May & June 1864	Present
	Sept & Oct 1864	Present
	Nov & Dec 1864	Present
	Jan & Feb	Present
	Mar 25, 1865	Appears on a Register of Stuart Hospital, Richmond, VA.  Disease: N. S. Trunk Side of body: Right How received: In Battle Missile: C.L.B
	April 26,1865	Transferred to Jackson Hospital
	April 29,1865	Appears on a Register of Jackson Hospital, Richmond, Vir. Captured in Richmond, Va. Hospital. Apr 3,1865. Paroled there May 1865.
	May 1,1865	Appears on a report giving prisoners of war by D. M. Evans, Col. 20 N.Y. Cav, from the 1st to the 15th of May inclusive. Report dated Office Pro Marshal Capital Building, Richmond, Va. May 15,1865.
	May 11,1865	Deserted
*James Bass 1st Corp.	July 9,1861	Enlisted. Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for War.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Present
	Aug 25, 1861	Wounded in arm, necessitating amputation below elbow, while on picket at Greenbrier River, Va.
	Oct 28,1861	Discharged disability at Warm Springs, Va.
*Lott W. Hill 3rd Corporal	July 9, 1861	Enlisted 3rd Corporal Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Present. Remarks: Has pay due from 9th to 23rd July.
	Dec 13, 1862	Wounded at Fredericksburg.
	Mar 30, 1862	Appears on a register of Chimborazo Hospital No.5 Richmond, Virginia.
	Apr 29, 1862	Appears on a register of Chimborazo Hospital No.5 Richmond, Virginia. Remarks: Returned to duty
	Jan 9, 1863	Died of wounds in General Hospital. Appears on a report of sick and wounded in General hospital No. 1 Richmond, Virginia. Disease: Amputated thigh
	Jan 17, 1863	Appears on a register containing a record of property of deceased confederate soldiers. Remarks: Paid to J.W. Hill (Father)
*James I. Goodman 4th Corporal	July 9, 1861	Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	May 31, 1862	Killed at Seven Pines, Virginia.
*Salathiel Adams Private	July 9 1861	Enlisted, Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war
	Sept & Oct 1861	Present
	Dec 8, 1861	Name appears on a Register of Chimborazo Hospital No. 4 Richmond, Vir. Disease: Tonsillitis
	To Dec 31, 1861	Appears on Hospital Muster Roll of Patients in Chimborazo Hospital No. 4 Richmond, VA. Remarks: Now sick in this Hospital.
	Jan 3,1862	Returned to duty
	Dec 1862	Appears of Regimental Return of Enlisted men on Extra or Daily duty as a cook.
	Feb 27, 1863	Died of pneumonia
*Elbert Baker Private	July 9,1861	Enlisted, Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Present. Remarks: Pay due from enlistment
	Dec 13, 1862	Name appears on a Register of Officers and Soldiers, who were killed in battle, or who died of wounds or disease. Where born: Irwin Co. Ga. When deceased: Dec. 13, 1862 Where deceased: Killed in the battle of Fredericksburg
*Malcolm J. Bass Private	July 9, 1861	Enlisted, Worth Co. by Capt. Harris
	Sept & Oct 1861	present
	Oct 27,1861	Died at Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.
*William R. Baty Private	Mar 4, 1862	Enlisted, Isabella, Ga. by Lt. Johnson for war.
	Aug 10, 1862	Appears on a Register of Chimbrazo Hospital, No. 2, Richmond, VA.
	To Aug 31, 1862	Present
	Sept 4, 1862	Appears on Hospital Muster, Huguenot Springs, Va.
	Oct 1862	Appears on Regimental Return, Absent sick.
	Dec 1862	Appears on Regimental Return, Absent sick
	To April 1863	Appears on Hospital Muster Roll, General Hospital Staunton, VA. Present.  Remarks: Baty is a convalescent.
	To June 1863	Appears on Hospital Muster Roll General Hospital.
	July 24, 1863	(Diarrhea) Present. Remarks: Baty is a convalescent.
	Nov 30 1863	Appears on a Register of Floyd House and Ocmulgee Hospitals Macon, GA Station: Tennessee  Complaint: Ulcers Foot
	May & June 1864	Absent Without Leave
	Sept & Oct 1864	Present
	Nov & Dec 1864	Present
	Feb 8 1865	Died in brigade Hospital
*Nathaniel B. Bostwick (or Bostick) Private	July 14 1861	Enlisted, Macon Ga. Lt. Giddens for war.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Absent on Surgeons Certificate of disability. Discharged disability, in 1861.
	Mar 4, 1862	Enlisted as a private in Co. H born in Jefferson County 37 years old (16 Aug 1862) 5 foot, 8 inches, Dark complexion, grey eyes, Dark Hair (Teacher) enlisted by Lt. Douglas at Dublin, Ga.
	May 31, 1862	Wounded at Seven Pines.
	Aug 16, 1862	Discharged disability by reason of wound in the left arm caused by a bombshell.
	July 7, 1863	Appointed Sub - enrolling Officer of Laurens County, Ga., on account of disability.
*John R. Bozeman Private	July 9, 1861	Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Absent Sick in General Hospital
	Nov 14, 1861	Elected Jr. 2nd Lieutenant.
	April 18, 1862	Resigned disability
*Luke C. Bozeman Private	July 9, 1861	Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Absent, Sick in General Hospital
	Oct 4, 1862	Discharged on account of less of speech at camp near Winchester, VA. He was born in Lee County is 29 years old, 5’10”, fair complexion, blue eyes, and  light brown hair.
*Harmon Bray Private	July 9, 1861	Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Absent. Sick in General Hospital
	May & June 1863 (dated June 30, 1863)	Appears on Hospital Muster Roll at Huguenot Springs, Va.
	Dec 3, 1863	Appears on a Register of General Hospital Camp Winder Richmond, VA. Disease: Rheum
		Appears on a Register of Receiving and Wayside Hospital, or General Hospital No. 9 Richmond, VA.
	Dec 23, 1863	Returned to duty
	May & June 1864	Present. Appointed to 2d Corporal.
	May 10, 1865	Paroled, Albany Ga. appears on list of Prisoners of War surrendered to Brig. Gen. E. M. McCook by Maj. Gen. Sam Jones, C.S.A. at Tallahassee, Fla.
	May 29, 1865	Name appears in a list on a sheet, which bears the following printed heading: “Post resister, Albany, Ga.” Supposed to be a list of prisoners paroled at Albany, Ga. In a  letter dated June 1, 1865 Brig. Gen. E. M. Mccook states: “The rebel troops with all public property in the District of Florida were surrendered to me by Maj. Gen. Samuel Jones on the 10th of May 1865. The number paroled and already reported is 7200 and will doubtless reach 8000” (Albany, GA was included in the District of Florida on the above date)
*Samuel J. Britt ( Brett) Private	July 9, 1861	Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Remarks: Died at Warm Springs, Va.
	Oct 14, 1861	Has pay due from enlistment to date of death
*Pearson D. Brown Private	July 9, 1861	Enlisted, Worth Co. by Capt. Harris of war
	Sept 26, 1861	Died at Marlings Bottom, Va. pay due form enlistment to date of death
	Aug 27, 1863	Elizabeth Brown (widow) claimed pay due from enlistment.
*Joseph Calhoun, Jr. Private	July 9,1861	Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Oct 21, 1861	Died at Warm Springs, VA
	Feb 4, 1862	Joseph Calhoun Sr. claimed he was the only living relative of his son. He said his son had no living wife or children. John R. Bozeman was witness for Joseph Calhoun Sr.
*Nathan T. Calhoun Private	July 9, 1861	Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Present
	Dec 6,1861	Admitted to General Hospital Orange Court House, VA Complaint: Catarrh Fever
	Jan 13, 1862	Returned to duty
	April 12, 1862	Admitted to Chimborazo Hospital No.3 Richmond, VA.
	May 8, 1862	Transferred to Camp Winder
	Jan 13 1863	Appears on register of General Hospital Farmville, Vir.
	May 5 1863	Appears on a register of Medical Directors Office Richmond, Vir (Chimborozo No. 5)
	May 11 1863	Appears on a register of C.S.A General Hospital, Danville, Vir. Age: 24 Complaint: Vaccinia Occupation: Farmer
	July 10 1863	Appears on a register of Chimborazo Hospital No. 2 Richmond, VA. Disease: Scorbutes Admitted: July 10 1863
	Aug 5, 1863	Transferred to Camp Jackson. Appears on morning report of Jackson Hospital Richmond, Vir Brigade: Thomas  Disease: Scorbutis
	Aug 13 1863	Appears on a receipt roll for clothing issued to soldiers in Jackson Hospital at Richmond, Vir. (documents show he could not write)
	May & June 1864	Present
	Sept & Oct 1864	Present
	Nov & Dec 1864	Present
	Jan & Feb 1865	Present
	April 9 1865	Surrendered Appomattox, Vir. Appears on a list of Prisoners of War belonging to the Army of Northern Virginia who have been this day surrendered by General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. commanding said army, to Lieutenant General U.S. Grant commanding armies of the United States.
*Thomas O. Calhoun Private	July 9 1861	Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for War.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Absent. Paid on descriptive list to 31st Dec 1861
	June 25 1862	Appears on a register of Episcopal Church Hospital Williamsburg, Vir. Complaint: Rubuola Admitted: June 25 1862
	July 21, 1862	Returned to duty
	Dec 13, 1864	Killed at Fredericksburg. Appears on a register of Officers and Soldiers of the Army of the Confederate States who were killed in battle or who died of wounds or disease.
*Daniel H. Champion Private	July 9,1861	Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Present. Paid on descriptive list by Capt. Amber to Dec 31st 1861.
	Sept 20 1862	Name appears on a register of Officers and Soldiers of the Army of the Confederate States  who were killed in battle, or died of wounds or disease. Killed by a shell at Shepherdstown, W.Va.
*David Champion Private	Aug 28.1861	Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Present
	April 12, 1862	Appears on a register of Chimborazo Hospital no.1 Richmond, VA. Disease: Convalescent
	April 23, 1862	Returned to duty
	Sept 20, 1862	My brother, Daniel, was killed within a few feet of me by the explosion of a shell. I was refused permission to go to the rear with his body, but disobeying orders, I helped to bury him close to a  public road near Shepherdstown. He was buried like all soldiers on the field, simply wrapped in a blanket and his hat placed over his face. All I could do was to place a headboard on his grave with name and dates of birth and death carved on it.
	Aug 14, 1863	Appears on a register of Approved furloughs. Medical directors office, Richmond, VA.
	April 4, 1864	Elected 2d Lieutenant.
	May 15, 1864	Appears on a register of General Hospital, Howard’s Grove, Richmond, VA. Disease: Amputation of finger  When transferred:
	June 12, 1864	Where transferred: Albany, Ga.
	June 7, 1864	Appears on a register of Medical Directors Office, Richmond, Vir.
	Sept & Oct 1864	Present
	Nov & Dec 1864	Present
	Jan & Dec	Present
	April 9, 1865	Appears on a list of Prisoners of war, belonging to the Army of Northern Vir, who have been this Day surrendered by General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A., commanding said army, to Lt. General U. S  Grant, commanding Armies of the United States. Name appears on a signature to a parole of prisoners of war.
*Jacob Chestnut Private	July 9, 1861	Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Sept 27 or Nov 1 1861	Died at Hunterville, W. Vir.
*Charles Collier Private	July 9, 1861	Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war.
	Sept & Oct 1861	Present Remarks: Has pay due from 9th to 23rd July 1861
	Dec 4, 1861	Appears on register of General Hospital no. 18 (Formerly Greaner’s Hospital) Richmond, Vir.
	Dec 28, 1861	Discharged from the service, Disability, at Richmond, Vir.
	Dec 30, 1861	Appears on a register of discharged soldiers
*Samuel Dawson Private	Aug 28, 1861	Enlisted, Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war
	Sept & Oct 1861	Absent Remarks: Sick in General Hospital
	Dec 21, 1861	Appears on a register of payments to discharged soldiers Date of payment: Dec 23, 1861 Born in the State of Georgia is twenty-eight (28) years of age, Five feet seven inches high (5’7”)  Fair complexion, blue eyes, brown hair, and by occupation when enlisted was a farmer. Discharged Disability at Manassas by reason of severe and frequent attacks of stricture.
*James Deariso Private	July 9, 1861	Enlisted, Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war
	Sept & Oct 1861	Present Remarks: Has pay due from 9th to 23rd July 1861
	Oct 1862	Absent sick
	Oct 18 1862	Appears on a roll of men from various organizations that were paid at Richmond, Vir. by Major Carg B.Q.M Richmond, Vir. due: From – 1 Mar 1862 To – 31 Aug 1862 Remarks: Bounty 50
	Jan 10, 1863	Accidentally wounded near Harper’s Ferry, Vir Died in service
*Michael W. Deariso Private	May 14, 1862	Enlisted, Virginia by Capt. Mounger for war
	May & June 1864	Present
	Sept & Oct 1864	Present
	Nov & Dec 1864	Present
	Jan & Feb 1865	Present
	April 9, 1865	Appears on a list of prisoners of war, belonging to the Army of Northern Virginia who have this day surrendered by General Robert E Lee, C.S.A. commanding said Army, to Lt. General Grant, Commanding Armies of the United States. Done at Appomattox Court House, Virginia

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