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
| Name | Date | Explanation |
| *John D. Hayes, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Oct 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| Oct 31, 1862 | Appears on hospital
muster roll of soldiers sick and wounded in General Hospital No. 19 Richmond, Virginia. |
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| Nov 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| Nov 29, 1862 | Appears on a register of Medical Directors Office. General Hospital No. 19 Richmond, Virginia. | |
| Nov & Dec 1862 | Appears present on hospital muster roll of soldiers sick and wounded in General Hospital No. 19 Richmond, Virginia. | |
| Dec 13,1863 | Died at Camp Gregg
Petersburg, Virginia. Name appears on a register of Officers and Soldiers of the Army of the Confederate states whom where killed in battle or who died of disease. Name appears on a register of claims of deceased Officers and Soldiers from Georgia, which was filed for settlement in the office of the Confederate States Auditor for the War Department. Martha Hayes was his wife. |
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| *Corydon Alexis (or Alexis Corydon) Heggie, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted for war. |
| Sept & Oct 1861 | Present Muster roll shows him in company E of the 14th Georgia. |
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*Mannassah Henderson, Private |
July 9, 1861 | Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept & Oct 1861 | Discharged at Warm Springs, Virginia Oct 28, 1861 by reason of an order from Brig General Loring. | |
| Nov 15, 1861 | Appears on a register of payments to discharged soldiers. | |
| Mar 4, 1862 | Enlisted as a private in Co. B, 10th Georgia Battalion | |
| 1863 | Appointed 2nd Sergeant Elected Jr. 2nd Lieutenant |
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| 1864 | Elected 1st Lieutenant | |
| 1865 | Elected Captain | |
| Apr 9, 1865 | Surrendered at Appomattox, Virginia | |
| *Haskell H. Hill, Private | July 9,1861 | Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept & Oct 1861 | Absent sick in hospital and has pay due from enlistment. | |
| Mar 1, 1862 | Appears on a register
of payments on descriptive list. Period of service: From: March 1, 1862 To: Oct 31, 1862 |
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| Oct 1862 | Appears on regimental return | |
| May 12,1864 | Appears on a roll
of prisoners of war received at Fort Delaware, Delaware. Where Captured: Mine Run, Virginia When Captured: May 12, 1864 |
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| May & June 1864 | Absent. Captured May 12, 1864 | |
| Sept & Oct 1864 | Absent. Captured May 12, 1864 | |
| Nov & Dec 1864 | Absent. Captured May 12, 1864 | |
| Jan & Feb 1864 | Absent. Captured May 12, 1864 | |
| Mar 12, 1865 | Exchanged at James
River, Virginia. Name appears on a List made on a sheet, which bears the following heading: Post Register, Albany, Georgia. |
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| *James Hobby, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept & Oct 1861 | Absent Remarks: Sick in hospital and has pay due from enlistment. |
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| 1864 | Appointed 3rd Sergeant | |
| Jan & Feb 1865 | Appears on company
muster roll of the organization Remarks: Absent without leave from the 15th day of February |
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| *James N. Hobby, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept & Oct 1861 | Appears on company
muster roll of the organization. Remarks: Absent. Sick in hospital October 31, 1861. Discharged in 1861. |
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| May 13, 1862 | Enlisted as a private in Co. B 10th Georgia Battalion. Appointed Sergeant. | |
| Mar. 8, 1863 | Died in General Hospital
No. 2 at Lynchburg, Virginia. Buried there in Confederate Cemetery. No. 1, 4th line, Lott 199-Wade’s Factory. |
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| *Jesse Hobby, Private | Mar 4, 1862 | Enlisted Isabella, Georgia by Lt. Johnston for war. |
| Aug 9, 1862 | Wounded in eye resulting in loss of sight near Cedar Run. | |
| Dec 13, 1862 | Wounded at Fredericksburg, Virginia. | |
| May & June 1864 | Present | |
| Sept &Oct 1864 | Present | |
| Nov & Dec 1864 | Present | |
| Apr 9, 1865 | Surrendered at Appomattox. Appears on a list of prisoners of war. |
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| *William Hobby, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept & Oct 1861 | Absent. Remarks: Absent on Surgeons Certificate of disability, Oct 1861. |
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| *Edmund G. Holliday, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept & Oct 1861 | Absent. Remarks: Sick in hospital |
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| Dec 4, 1861 | Appears on a register
of General Hospital No.18 (formerly Greaner’s Hospital) Richmond, Virginia. |
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| Dec 9, 1861 | Returned to duty. | |
| Dec 21, 1861 | Discharged disability. Born in Lee County. Twenty-six (26) years old in 1861, 5’10” tall, Hazel eyes, and dark hair. Was a farmer when he enlisted. |
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| *Daniel T.W. Holloman, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept 28, 1861 | Died at Edray, W.VA. | |
| *Michael J. Horn, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept & Oct 1861 | Absent. Remarks: Absent on special service and has pay due from enlistment. |
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| Oct 1862 | Absent without leave | |
| Dec 1862 | Appears in regimental
return of the organization. Enlisted men on extra or daily duty: Cook |
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| May 26, 1863 | At Camp Gregg, Virginia. Remarks: During the last two months soldier has been unfit for duty. |
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| June 12, 1863 | Discharged by reason of old age and general disability. | |
| May 10, 1865 | Surrendered at Tallahassee, Florida. | |
| May 22, 1865 | Paroled at Albany,
Georgia Born Nash County North Carolina. Fifty-two (52) years old in 1863, 5’11”, fair complexion, blue eyes, and Grey hair. Was a carpenter by trade. |
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| *William W. Horn, Private | Mar 19, 1863 | Enlisted at Camp Gregg, Virginia by Capt. Mounger for war. |
| July 1863, or July 1864 | Wounded in eye, resulting in loss of sight at Hagerstown, Maryland. | |
| July 4, 1864 | Admitted to Stuart Hospital, Richmond, Virginia. | |
| July 19, 1864 | Appears on a receipt roll for clothing at Stuart Hospital, Richmond, Virginia. | |
| Sept & Oct 1864 | Absent without leave | |
| Nov & Dec 1864 | Absent without leave | |
| May 10, 1865 | Surrendered at Tallahassee, Florida | |
| May 22, 1865 | Paroled at Albany, Georgia | |
| *John T. Jenkins, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for War. |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears absent on
company muster roll Remarks: Sick in General Hospital and has pay due from enlistment. |
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| Oct 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| Dec 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| Jan 1 – Feb 29, 1864 | Appears on a register of payments on descriptive list. | |
| May and June 1864 |
Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears on company
muster roll Remarks: Transferred to Co. I 48th Ga. Infantry on Oct. 1 1864. Apr. 17, 1865 Paroled at Burkeville, Virginia. |
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| *Jeremiah J. Jeter, Private | Mar 4, 1862 | Enlisted in Isabella, Ga. by Lt. Johnston for war. |
| June 25, 1862 | Appears on a register
of Chimborazo Hospital No. 3 Richmond, Vir. Disease: Diarrhea Remarks: Transferred to Danville on 26th June 1862 |
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| Oct 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| Dec 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| May 21, 1864 | Killed at Spotsylvania, Virginia near Hanover Junction. | |
| Aug 6, 1864 | Mary Jeter makes
the disposition for the purpose of obtaining from the Government of
the Confederate States what ever may have been due Jeremiah Jeter at the time of his death for Pay bounty, or other allowances for his services. She is the Wife of Jeremiah. |
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| Aug 23, 1864 | Name appears on a register of Claims of Deceased Officers and Soldiers from Georgia which were filled for the settlement in the Office of the Confederate States Auditor for the War Department. | |
| *David D. Johnston, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears present on
company muster roll Remarks: Has pay due from the 9th to 23rd July 1861. |
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| Aug 14, 1862 | Appears on a register of sick and wounded at Lonvinston Hospital Winchester, Virginia. | |
| Sept 5, 1862 | Returned to duty | |
| May and June 1864 | Appears absent on
company muster roll of the organization Remarks: Absent wounded |
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| May 25, 1864 | Appears on a morning
report of Jackson Hospital Richmond, Virginia. Brigade: Thomas Disease: V.S. Shoulder mini ball |
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| July 26, 1864 | Appears on a morning
report of Jackson Hospital Richmond, Virginia. Remarks: Died in hospital Appears on a register containing a record of the property of deceased Confederate soldiers. Buried there in Hollywood Cemetery. |
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| *Thomas Johnston, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Oct 1861 | Died at Rockbridge Alum Springs, Virginia and has pay due from enlistment to date of death. | |
| Dec 26, 1862 | Name appears on a
register of claims of deceased officers and soldiers from Georgia which
were Filled for the settlement in the Office of the Confederate States Auditor for the War Department Easter C. Wiley made claim for her brother. |
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*Isaac Jones, Private |
March 4, 1862 | Enlisted |
| May 18, 1862 | Appears on a register
of General Hospital Camp Winder Richmond, Virginia Complaint: Diarrhea |
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| May 24, 1862 | Returned to duty | |
| Aug. 9, 1862 | Wounded at Cedar Run, Virginia | |
| Oct. 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| Nov. 9, 1862 | Appears on a report
of sick and wounded in General Hospital No. 1 Lynchburg, Virginia Disease: Pleurisy 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. Where born: Stewart County, Georgia When deceased: November 9, 1862 Where and what cause: Wounds |
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| March 30, 1862 | Name appears on a
register of Claims of deceased of Officers and Soldiers from Georgia
which Were filled for settlement in the Office of the Confederate States Auditor for the War Department. By whom presented: Jacob Jones (Father) Isaac’s father states under oath that “he left neither widow or child” Buried in Confederate Cemetery at Lynchburg, Virginia. No. 6, 5th line. |
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| *Julius M. Jones, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears on company
muster roll Remarks: Sick in Hospital |
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| Dec 13, 1862 | Wounded at Fredericksburg, Virginia | |
| May and June 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Jan and Feb 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| April 9, 1865 | Appears on a list
of prisoners of war, belonging to the Army of Northern Virginia who
have been This day surrenderd by General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. commanding said Army to Lt. Gen. U.S. Grant commanding armies of the United States done at Appomattox Court House, Virginia. |
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| *Albert B. Kerce, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears present on
company muster roll Remarks: Has pay due from 9th to 23rd July 1861 |
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| April 10 1862 | Appears on register
of Chimborazo, No.1 Richmond, Virginia Disease: Convalesce |
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| May 3, 1862 | Returned to duty | |
| 1862 | Discharged | |
| *Barney Kerce, Private | Mar 4, 1862 |
Enlisted in Isabella, Georgia by Lt. Johnston for war |
| March 7, 1862 | Appears on a register of General Hospital Winder Richmond, Virginia | |
| Oct 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| Dec 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| May and June 1864 | Appears on company
muster roll Remarks: Deserted from the hospital in Macon, Georgia 1862 |
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| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears on company
muster roll Remarks: Deserted from the hospital in Macon, Georgia 1862 |
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| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears on company
muster roll Remarks: Deserted from the hospital in Macon, Georgia 1862 |
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| Jan and Feb 1865 | Appears on company
muster roll Remarks: Deserted from the hospital in Macon, Georgia 1862 |
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*E. James M. Kerce, Private |
Mar 4, 1862 | Enlisted in Isabella, Georgia by Lt. Johnston for war |
| Aug 1862 | Appears on a report of sick and wounded in Chimborazo Hospital No. 2 Richmond, Virginia | |
| Aug 31, 1862 | Died at Chimborazo Hospital | |
| *George D. Kerce, Private | Mar 4, 1862 | Enlisted in Isabella by Lt. Johnston for war |
| Oct 1862 | Appears on regimental return absent without leave | |
| Dec 1862 | Appears on regimental return absent without leave | |
| May and June 1864 | Appears on company
muster roll Remarks: Deserted from Albany, Georgia Mar 4, 1862 |
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| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears on company
muster roll Remarks: Deserted from Albany, Georgia Mar 4, 1862 |
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| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears on company
muster roll Remarks: Deserted from Albany, Georgia Mar 4, 1862 |
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| Jan and Feb 1865 | Appears on company
muster roll Remarks: Deserted from Albany, Georgia Mar 4, 1862 |
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| May 22 1865 | Appears on list of
prisoners of war surrendered to Brig. General E.M. McCook by Major General Sam Jones C.S.A at Tallahassee May 10 1865. |
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| *James O. Kerce, Private | Mar 4, 1862 | Enlisted |
| June 2, 1862 | Appears on a register of C.S.A. General Hospital Danville, Virginia. | |
| July 9, 1862 | Returned to duty | |
| Dec 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| Dec 13, 1862 | Wounded at Fredericksburg | |
| Dec 29, 1862 | Died of wounds at
Montgomery Springs, Virginia 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. |
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| Dec 22, 1863 | Rynthia Kerce (widow) made claim for her husband | |
| *William L. Land, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth
Co. by Capt. Harris for war Appointed Corporal |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears absent on
company muster roll Remarks: Sick in Hospital. Paid on descriptive list to 31st Dec 1861 |
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| Nov 21, 1861 | Appears on a register
of General Hospital No. 18 (formerly Greaner’s Hospital) Richmond, Virginia. Remarks: At Peidmont House |
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| May and June 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Jan and Feb 1865 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| April 9, 1865 | Appears on a list of soldiers surrendered at Appomattox Court House, Virginia | |
| *William Lane, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war |
| Oct 1861 | Discharged at Warm Springs, Virginia | |
| *James C. Lunsford, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears on company
muster roll Remarks: Sick in General Hospital |
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| Nov 1861 | Appears on a register of General Hospital No. 18 (formerly Greaner’s Hospital) Richmond, Virginia. | |
| Aug 30 1862 | Wounded at 2d Manassas, Virginia | |
| Oct 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| Dec 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| Nov 14, 1863 | Appears on a receipt roll for clothing at 2d Div. General Hospital Camp Winder, Richmond, Virginia. | |
| Nov 17, 1863 | Appears on a register
of Medical Director’s Office Richmond, Virginia. Remarks: (Detail) Report to Winder Hospital for assignment duty |
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| Nov 18, 1863 | Appears on a register
of General Hospital Camp Winder Richmond, Virginia. Remarks: Extra Duty |
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| Dec 10, 1863 | Appears on a receipt
roll for clothing at 2d Div. General Hospital for Camp Winder Richmond, Virginia. |
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| Dec 23, 1863 | Returned to duty | |
| Jan 1864 | Appears on hospital
muster roll of soldiers sick in 2d Division General Hospital Camp Winder Richmond, Virginia. |
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| Mar 20 1864 | Appears on a register
of General Hospital Camp Winder Richmond, Virginia showing detailed Men and guards. Age: 22 Brigade: Thomas How Employed: Nurse May and June 1864 Appears on company muster roll absent on detached service at Richmond, Virginia. Appears on hospital roll of 2d Division General Hospital Camp Winder Richmond, Virginia. |
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| Aug 4, 1864 | Appears on receipt roll for clothing in General Hospital Camp Winder Richmond, Virginia. | |
| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears on hospital
muster roll of 2d Division General Hospital Camp Winder Richmond, Virginia. Employed: Nurse Remarks: Detached duty by General Lee. Due extra pay at 25 cents per day Appears absent on company muster roll Remarks: On detached service in Richmond, Virginia |
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| Nov 10 1864 | Appears on a receipt roll for clothing at General Hospital Camp Winder Richmond, Virginia. | |
| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears on hospital
muster roll of 2d Division General Hospital Camp Winder Richmond, Virginia. |
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| Jan 2, 1865 | Appears on a register of Medical Directors Office Richmond, Virginia under the head of furloughs and leaves of absences. | |
| Jan 12, 1865 | Appears on a morning
report of General Hospital Camp winder Richmond, Virginia. Remarks: Furloughed 30 days |
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| Jan and Feb 1865 | Appears absent on
company muster roll. Remarks: Absent on detached service at Columbus, Georgia. |
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| May 16, 1865 |
Appears in a list prisoner of War surrendered to Brig. General E. M. McCook by Maj. General Sam Jones, C.S.A. at Tallahassee, Florida on May 10, 1865. | |
| *Abel C. Massey, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears present on
company muster roll Remarks: Has pay due from 9th to 23rd July 1861. |
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| 1864 | Appointed 4th Coporal | |
| May and June 1864 | Appears absent on
company muster roll Remarks: Absent Captured May 5 1864. |
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| May 5, 1864 | Captured at Spottsylvania Court House. | |
| May 17,1864 | Appears on a roll
of prisoners of war at Point Lookout, Maryland. Remarks: Transferred to Elmira N.Y. July 27, 1864. |
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| July 30, 1864 | Appears on a roll of prisoners of war received at Elmira, N.Y. , from Point Lookout, Maryland. | |
| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears absent on
company muster roll Remarks: Captured May 5, 1864. |
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| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears absent on
company muster roll Remarks: Captured May 12, 1864 |
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| Dec 17, 1864 | Appears on a record
of deceased prisoners of war at Elmira, N. Y. Cause of death: Pneumonia Locality of grave: No. 227 Grave #1274 Woodlawn National Cemetery |
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| Jan and Feb 1865 | Appears absent on
company muster roll Remarks: Captured May 5, 1864 |
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| *George W. Massey, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears present on
company muster roll Remarks: Has pay due from 9th to 23rd July 1861. |
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| May and June 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Jan and Feb 1865 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| April 9, 1865 | Surrendered at Appomattox Court House | |
| *Robert B. Massey, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears present on
company muster roll Remarks: Has pay due from 9th to 23rd July 1861 |
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| Oct 1862 | Appears on regimental return of enlisted men on extra or daily duty: Wagoner | |
| Dec 1862 | Appears on regimental return of enlisted men on extra or daily duty: Division Wagon Master | |
| Nov 10, 1863 | Appears on a register of register of Receiving and Wayside hospital No. 9, Richmond, Virginia | |
| May and June 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Jan and Feb 1865 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| May 6, 1865 | Admitted to U. S.
A. General Hospital from Richmond, Virginia. Diagnosis: Flesh wound right shoulder Where Wounded: Petersburg April 2, 1865 |
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| May 27, 1865 | Appears on a register
of Jackson hospital Richmond, Virginia. Brigade: Thomas |
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| April 3, 1865 | Appears on a roll
of prisoners of war captured in Hospitals, Richmond, Virginia. Where captured: Richmond, Virginia. When Captured: April 3, 1865 Remarks: Transferred to Point Lookout May 2, 1865. |
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| July 24, 1865 | Admitted to Armory
Square U. S. A. General Hospital Washington, D. C. from Point Lookout,
Maryland. Diagnosis: Wound left leg Where Wounded: Petersburg March 25, 1864 Discharged from service: Aug 17, 1865 Remarks: Took oath of allegiance Age: 33 |
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| *Silas M. Massey, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears absent on
company muster roll. Remarks: Sick in General hospital and has pay due from enlistment. |
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| May 14, 1862 | Appear on a register
No. 4, Richmond, Virginia. Remarks: Lumbago |
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| Apr 5, 1862 | Returned to duty | |
| June 25, 1862 | Appears on a register
of Episcopal Church hospital, Williamsburg, Virginia. Disease: Typhoid fever |
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| July 29, 1862 | Returned to duty | |
| May and June 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears present on
company muster roll. |
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| Jan and Feb 1865 | Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| April 3, 1865 | Appears on a roll of prisoners of war captured in hospitals, Richmond, Virginia. | |
| April 18, 1865 | Appears on a register
of Receiving and Wayside hospital or General hospital No. 9 Richmond, Virginia. Disease: Wounded right shoulder |
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| May 2, 1865 | Transferred to Point Lookout, Maryland. | |
| May 6, 1865 | Admitted to U. S.
A. General Hospital from Richmond, Virginia. Diagnosis: Flesh wound hip ( minnie ball ) Where Wounded: Hatchers Run ( March 25, 1865 ) Remarks: Hospital at Washington D. C. |
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| July 25, 1865 | Name appears as a
signature to an oath of allegiance to the United States, subscibed and
sworn to at U. S. A. General hospital, Point Lookout, Maryland ( July
25, 1865) Place of residence: Worth Co. Georgia Hair: Light Eyes: Hazel Height: 6 ft Note: Released at Hammond General hospital, Point Lookout, Maryland., by General Order number 109. |
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| *James W. McAfee, Private | July 18, 1864 | Enlisted in Macon, Georgia by Lt. Wilry for war |
| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| Jan and Feb 1865 | Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| Apr 9, 1865 | Surrendered at Appommattox, Virginia. | |
| *Daniel James McCrannie (or McCraney), Private | Mar 4, 1862 | Enlisted in Isabella, Georgia by Lt. Johnston for war |
| Aug 5, 1862 | Appears on a morning
report of Jackson hospital at Richmond, Virginia. Brigade: Thomas Disease: Laryngitis |
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| Dec 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| Dec 19 1862 | Appears on a register of Medical Directors office Winder Div 1, Richmond, Virginia. | |
| Dec 30, 1862 | Returned to duty | |
| June 7, 1863 | Appears on a register
General hospital No. 2, Richmond, Virginia. Disease: Bronchitis Transferred: Camp Jackson Aug 5, 1863 |
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| Aug 24, 1863 | Appears of a morning
report of Jackson hospital at Richmond, Virginia. Time: 30 Days |
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| May and June 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| Jan and Feb 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| Apr 9, 1865 | Surrendered at Appomattox, Virginia. | |
| *George W. McCrannie (or McCraney), Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears absent on
company muster roll Remarks: Sick in General Hospital. Paid on descriptive list to 31st Dec. 1861. |
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| Jan 7, 1861 | Appears on a register
on a register of Moore hospital at General hospital, No. 1 Danville,
Virginia. Complaint: Debility |
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| April 12, 1862 | Appears on a register
of Chimborazo, No.1, Richmond, Virginia. Disease: Convalesce Remarks: Left without permission |
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| Dec 13, 1862 | Wounded at Fredericksburg, Virginia. | |
| Dec 16, 1862 | Appears on a register
of General hospital No.8 (St. Charles hospital) Richmond, Virginia. Disease: Fever |
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| Dec 27, 1862 | Returned to duty | |
| May 4, 1863 | Appears on a register
of Receiving and Wayside hospital or General hospital No. 9, Richmond,
Virginia, under the head of “Transfer of soldiers from General
hospital No. 9” Appears on a register of Chimborazo hospital No. 5 Richmond, Virginia. |
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| June 16, 1863 | Appears on a register
of C. S. A. General hospital Danville, Virginia. Complaint: Diarrhea Transferred: To Danville June 16, 1863 |
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| June 16,1863 | Appears on a register
of C. S. A. General hospital Danville, Virginia Complaint: Diarrhea Returned to duty: Aug 18, 1863 |
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| May and June 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll. | |
| Jan and Feb 1864 | Appears present on
company muster roll. |
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| *John McCrannie (or McCraney), Private | Mar 4, 1862 | Enlisted by Lt. Johnston
in Worth co. for war. Was born in Richmond Co. South Carolina and was a farmer by occupation when enlisted. Age: 56 height: 5’8” Complexion: Light Eyes: Blue Hair: Light |
| Sept 1862 | Appears on a report
of sick and wounded in Chimborazo hospital Richmond, Virginia. Discharged on Surgeon’s Certificate. Disease: Debility and old age Date of Discharge: Sept 25, 1862 |
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| Oct 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| Dec 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return | |
| *Roderick M. McCrannie (or McCraney), Private | July 9, 1961 | Enlisted in Worth Co. |
| Aug 31, 1861 | Name appears on a
register of claims of deceased officers from Georgia which were filled
for settlement in the Office of the Confederate States Auditor for the
War Department. Where died: Hunterville, Virginia His (father) Roderick McCraney made claim for him. |
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| *R. C. McElhannon, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted |
| Mar 20, 1864 | Died of pneumonia in Receiving hospital at Orange Court House, Virginia. | |
| William T. Meadows, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears present on
company muster roll Remarks: Has pay due from 9th to 23rd July 1861. |
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| May 6, 1864 | Appears on a roll
of prisoners of war received at Elmira, New York, from Point Lookout, Maryland. Appears on a roll of prisoners of war at Elmira, New York desirous to take the Oath of Allegiance to the United States. Where Captured: Wilderness |
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| May 17, 1864 | Appears on a roll
of prisoners of war at Point Lookout, Maryland. Remarks: Transferred to Elmira July 12, 1864. Name appears as signature to an Oath of Allegiance to the United States, subscribed and sworn to at Elmira, New York May 17, 1865. Place of residence: Albany, Georgia Complexion: Fair Hair: Black Eyes: Blue Height: 5’7” |
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| May and June 1864 | Appears absent on
company muster roll. Remarks: Captured May 6, 1864 |
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| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears absent on
company muster roll. Remarks: Captured May 6, 1864 |
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| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears absent on
company muster roll. Remarks: Captured May 6,1864 |
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| *Terrell T. Mounger, Private | Apr 28, 1861 | Appointed 5th Sergeant of Co. E 4th Regiment Georgia Infantry |
| May 10, 1861 | 3rd Sergeant | |
| July 9, 1861 | Transferred to Co. G 14th Regiment Georgia Infantry | |
| Nov 1861 | Elected 1st Lieutenant | |
| Feb 22, 1862 | Captain | |
| Oct 1862 | Appears present on regimental return | |
| Dec 1862 | Appears present on regimental return | |
| May 3, 1863 | Killed at Chancellorsville, Virginia | |
| May 12, 1863 | 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. Where and from what cause: Field hospital wound |
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| May 23,1863 | Letter from Lt. Col.
John C. Mounger to his wife: Hdqrs. 9th Regiment in camp near Rapidan Station May 23rd 1863 My dear Lucie, I know not how to write you in this sad hour of affliction. Ask that God upon Whom you are wont to lean to give you grace that you may be able to bear the sad intelligence of the untimely death of our dear dear son Terrell who fell mortally wounded in the late terrible conflict near Chancellorville while leading his company in a charge against the enemy he lingered for nine days and expired. He had Capt. R. P. Lester of his Regiment to write me his situation and expressed a desire to see me immediately that letter did not reach me until the 19th instant when he had been dead 7 days. I first received verbal intelligence that he had escaped unhurt and on or about the 10th instance I received information that he was dead and buried (all this was verbal) . I wrote to the commanding officer of his regiment for information. I received his letter this evening which together with the letter of Captain R. P. Lester I also send you. On receiving his letter of Captain Lester on the 19th at night I left immediately and went through on horseback by 10 o’clock next morning the Army having fallen back to Hamilton Crossing I could not find any one to inform me and for nearly two days visited every graze I could find to ascertain if possible the final resting place of our dear son. When having failed I rode through to near Guinea Station and at General A. P. Hill’s head quarters was informed he died at the Lacy house which was used as a division hospital he was not there but owing to the great kindness and attention of Dr. McQueen of the Sixth Alabama Regiment I found his grave with his name inscribed on the head board and the words “Peace be to thy ashes, thy work is done”. I put a small fence around his grave solemnly invoked the blessing of God on his departed spirit and the distressed ones he has left behind and in much distress wended my way back to my tent. I have heard he died contented and satisfied with his fate. I trust his soul rests with God who gave it. Poor dear Molly she has doubtless learned his sad fate before this. I am convinced it is impossible for me to get a furlough at this time. I feel that duty to my family to Terrells family and my feeble health justifies me in tendering my resignation which I will do shortly. Bear your affliction with Christian patience and fortitude it is the fate of thousands - even the imortal Jackson fell in this great struggle. I am prepared to meet the will of heaven concerning me and mine becoming fortitude and resignation – I have no ambition to serve, no malice to gratify; I go forth I trust with the approval of God to stay and destroy the cruel enemies of my beloved country. When and where this war will end is known only to God. My dear Fannie do not grieve for I trust the soul of thy noble Brother rests with the just in heaven he has only gone ahead of us to make plainer the path of duty. My dear Molly and Sarah remember the looks and nobleness of soul which ever actuated thy departed brother in every action. I must close for the present and will write again soon. John is not well, Tom is well but much grieved, give my love to all and accept for yourself the devoted love of your much grieved but resigned husband. J. C. Mounger Notes: The first Molly mentioned in this letter is Terrell’s wife. She was Mary Shine, daughter of A. J. Shine. Fannie, Molly, and Sarah were John C. Mounger’s daughters. John and Tom Mounger were both in Company H of their father’s regiment. May 27, 1863 |
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| Letter from Michael
J. Horn (Private, Company G, 14th Georgia Regiment) to Lt. Col. John
Mounger: Camp Gregg, Virginia May 27, 1863 Lt. Colonel John C. Mounger, Dear Sir, your letter to Colonel Folsom was received this evening and I hasten to reply to that portion of it addressed to myself. At the time my much lamented Capt. was wounded I was with the Division wagon at Guinea Station some twenty miles from him so soon as I heard he was wounded I hastened to where he was and found to my sorrow that he was not only but mortally wounded. I got to him on Wednesday evening after he was wounded on Sunday morning at the time I got to him he was delirious until he died he often spoke of wanting to see you but said he knew it was impossible for him to do so. He never said anything that he wished you to do for his family more than t see that his business was arranged in a proper manner. He spoke but little about his family. He told me some things to tell his wife if I ever saw her which I shall do, he was perfectly aware of his approaching desolution and often said he was not afraid to die. He was perfectly resigned although he suffered great pain he bore it with patience and fortitude. I stayed by him and administered to him all the comfort and relief both temporal and spiritual that surrounding circumstances would admit of. I often pointed him to that source from whence all goodness flows and told him to put his trust in him for he was all that could do him any good. You want to know weather he wanted his remains carried to his home. He expressed that desire to me on the first evening after I got to him but said nothing more about it. You also wanted to know if he was buried in a coffin he was not there being no chance for me to procure one. I used every exertion to get even a box but could not even get a box so great was the confusion in the neighborhood. I obtained some wide plank and by cutting them with an axe, I was able to form in the grave a tolerable good box that will keep the dirt from him, and if you should wish to send his remains home there will be but little trouble in exhumeing him for that purpose. You wished to know if there was any one of his company that would take his remains home if there was any chance of doing so I will assure you that nothing would afford me more pleasure than to have the privilege of carrying his noble remains to his native home in Georgia and there depositing it, for it to rest in peace till the morning of the Reserection and mortality put on immtality and the soul ascend to the God who gave it. Colonel if there is any thing that I can do for you in any way for Capt. Mounger all you have to do is to let me know it and I am ready to comply with your request. You know my situation in the army yet I have a noble generous Colonel., always ready to oblige as far as he can for any one who may call on him for a favor and if you wish me to do anything for you in the matter I have no doubt he will grant you the favor if in his power. I greatly sympathise with you in your afflictions and while you have lost a dutiful and an affectionate son we as a company have lost a noble brave and Generous Captain and long will it be before we get such another to command us. We all loved him to a man. Least I weary you I will close by saying this leaves me in tolerable health hoping you are recovering your much wanted health again. Please let me hear from you again at your earliest convenience. Believe me sir to be your most humble and obedient servant M. J. Horn Ps. The Capt. lived nine days after being wounded he died on Monday night the 12th inst. At forty five minutes after one oclock at night. Colonel, I am requested to say by Capt. Lester that the Chaplain of our Regiment had a long and interesting conversation with the Capt. in regard to his future prospects of eternal happiness and he [said] the Capt. seemed to receive great consolation from the same and expressed a great hope for his future prospects beyond the grave. |
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| *Joseph C. O’Mooney, Private | July 9th 1861 | Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for war. |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears on company
muster roll. Remarks: Discharged disability near Manassas, Virginia. |
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| Feb 6, 1862 | Appears on a report
of sick and wounded. Station Davis Ford thirteen miles from Manassas Born Edgefield South Carolina Age: 26 Height: 5’10” Hair: Brown Complexion: Light Eyes: Blue Reason for discharge: Dislocation of the right Femur. |
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| *John T. Pierce, Private | July 9, 1861 | Enlisted in Worth Co. by Capt. Harris for War. |
| Sept and Oct 1861 | Appears present on
company muster roll Remarks: Has pay due from the 9th to 23rd July. Paid from 23rd July to 31st Dec 1861. Aug 20, 1862 Appears on a register of General hospital Camp Winder, Richmond, Virginia. Disease: Bronchitis When Transferred: Oct 9th 1862 Where Transferred: Petersburg |
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| Oct 9, 1862 | Appears on a register
of General hospital Petersburg, Virginia. Returned to duty: Oct 15, 1862 |
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| Dec 1862 | Appears absent sick on regimental return. | |
| Dec 18, 1862 | Appears on a register
of Medical Director’s office, Richmond, Virginia Hospital: Winder Div 1 Deserted: Jan 24, 1863 |
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| Nov 22, 1863 | Appears on a register
roll for clothing at General hospital Nov. 3, Lynchburg, Virginia. To Dec 1863 Appears on hospital muster roll of soldiers sick in 1st Division Jackson hospital Richmond, Virginia. Remarks: Furloughed |
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| 1864 | Appointed 2nd Sergeant | |
| Jan 6, 1864 | Appears on a morning
report of Jackson hospital, Richmond, Virginia. When furloughed: Jan 6, 1864 Time: 30 days Division: First |
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| May and June 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| July 9 1864 | Appears on a register of payments to discharged soldiers (Over-age) | |
| May 18 1864 | Appears in list of
prisoners of war surrendered at Tallahassee, Florida. Name appears in a list made on a sheet which bears the heading. “Post Register, Albany, Georgia” Note: Discharged by conscript act of all men over 45 whose terms of enlistment have expired. Born: Ireland Age: 49 Height: 5’5’’ Hair: Light Complexion: Light Eyes: Hazel Profession: Laborer |
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| *James D. Posey, Private | Mar 4, 1862 | Enlisted in Isabella, Ga. by Lt. Johnston for war. |
| May 4, 1863 | Appears on a register
of Chimborazo hospital No.5, Richmond, Virginia. Disease: Rheumatism Transferred: Danville May 11, 1863 |
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| May 5, 1863 | Appears on a register
of Medical Director’s Office Richmond, Virginia. Hospital: Chimborazo #5 |
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| May 11, 1863 | Appears on a register
of Chimorazo hospital No.5, Richmond, Virginia. Remarks: Transferred to Danville Appears on a resister of C.S.A. General hospital, Danville, Virginia. Captain: Mounger Age: 29 Complaint: Rheumatism Occupation: Farmer Furloughed: July 6, 1863 |
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| May 27, 1863 | Appears on receipt
roll for clothing at 3rd Division hospital No. 2, Danville, Virginia. |
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| July 24, 1863 | Appears on receipt roll for clothing at 3rd Division hospital No.2, Danville, Virginia. | |
| July 1 – Oct 31, 1863 | Appears on a register of payments on descriptive list | |
| Jan 8, 1864 | Appears on a register
of Receiving and Wayside hospital or General No.9, Richmond, Virginia. Disposition: Furloughed |
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| May and June 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Sept and Oct 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Nov and Dec 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Jan and Feb 1864 | Appears present on company muster roll | |
| Mar 27, 1865 | Appears on a register
of Receiving and Wayside hospital or General hospital No. 9, Richmond,
Virginia. Appears on a register of Jackson hospital Richmond, Virginia. Brigade: Thomas Diagnosis: Rheumatism |
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| April 15, 1865 | Appears on a list of prisoners of war surrendered at Lynchburg, Virginia. | |
| April 16, 1865 | Paroled, Lynchburg,
Virginia. Note: Resided in Fords Mill Worth Co. Georgia. |
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The above information was compiled and furnished by Harold K. Daniel, Jr.
Mr. Daniel would love to hear from all descendants of the soldiers of the 14th.
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