Part C

MAIN INDEX FOR
ANDERSON COUNTY CEMETERIES
Confederate Veterans
Buried in
Anderson County, South
Carolina
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Introduction:
The following pages include a large accounting of Confederate
veterans and persons that may or may not have been
Confederate veterans that are at final rest or that lived in
Anderson County, South Carolina during the turbulent War
Between The States 1861-1865. Names listed were alive in the
period between 1830 and 1845 which could have made them
between 31 and 15 years old at wars start making them eligible
for service either through volunteering or the later established
draft known as the Conscription Act.
The individuals biography page following each title page shows
the military affiliation as well as some personal information about
the individual. This information is gleaned from Find-A-Grave
records, obituaries, Broken Fortunes Resource book as well as
the Confederate records found on Fold 3 and other sources.
The information herein is presented as a means to give a
foothold for personal research on the family member and is in no
way represented as the final word on the life of any individual
that lived 150 years plus ago. The only way to have an absolute
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Whitefield Baptist
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Starr Baptist Church Cemetery
Starr, Anderson County, South

Starr, South Carolina
Joseph H.
Bostick
James H.
Brock
James A.
Brownlee
John Bartlett
Clinkscales
Reuben Pyles
Clinkscales
Augustus A.
Dean
Robert Bailis
Dean
Samuel A.
Dean
Walter Thomas
Dean
W. J
Gentry
A. J.
Hall
Lent
Hall
Ewell Eldridge
Herron
John Mc C
Hewin
Dudley C.
Howard
James V.
Jones
John Baylis
Leverett
George W.
Long
John
Long
M. T.
Long
Elias Judson
McGee Wyburn Jesse
George
McGee
J. A.
McGeeL.
James
McCarley
Jesse
McGee
Julius E.
McGee
W. R. D.
McGee
James Burris
Pruitt
D. G.
Rampy
Elias
Sanders
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John A.
Stevenson
T. Dean
Stevenson
George W.
Stuart
J. W.
Watt
Thomas West
Lieutenant Thomas W. West

1st SC State Troops
Starr Baptist Church Cemetery GPS
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Company C
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Service
Record
Lieutenant West entered service on 1

August 1863 into Company C of the 1st SC
State Troops. He signed up for a period of
6 months.
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Private George W. Stuart 1827 - 1884

1st SC Artillery
E
Starr Baptist Company
Church Cemetery
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Service
Service
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Private George W. Stuart entered service

into Company E of the 1st SC Artillery. The
only record indicating service is his cover
record. No further activity was found on
Fold 3 records.
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Private Elias Sanders

6th SC Cavalry
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Company G
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Service
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Private Elias Sanders entered service on 1

August, 1863 from his home in Anderson,
South Carolina into Company C of the 1st
SC State Troops for a period of 6 months.
He became sick on August of 1863 being
listed as sick in quarters and remained
on sick report until after December of
1863. This would have been almost his
entire enlistment period of 6 months. No
further records were found.
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Private D. G. Rampy
6th SC Cavalry
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Company G
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Sergeant D. G. Rampy entered service on

6 August, 1862 from his home in
Anderson, SC into Company G of the 6th SC
Cavalry. He worked his way through the
ranks from Private to Sergeant. His horse
was valued at $250.00 (the equivalent of
$7,000.00 in 2014 US currency)and his
equipment at $60.00 (the equivalent of
$1680.00 in 2014 US currency).
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Private W. R. D. McGee 7 SC Infantry

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Company F
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Service
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Private W. R. D. McGee entered service on

14 April, 1861 from his home in Anderson,
SC into Company G of Hampton Legion
Infantry. He was listed as being in the
hospital on January of 1863. He was 30
years old, fair complexion, light hair, blue
eyes and 5 feet 11 inches tall. He was
found unfit for any service due to his
physical condition and issued a discharge
by order of a physicians certificate.
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Private Julius E. McGee 7 SC Infantry

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Company F
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Private Julius E. McGee entered service on

9 August, 1862 from his home in
Anderson, SC. He was wounded on 17
September, 1862 and was sent home to
recuperate. In December, 1863 he was still
listed as recuperating in South Carolina.
In January, 1864 he is listed as absent
without leave. May-June 1864 is the last
record found and he is still listed as
absent without official leave.
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Private J. A. McGee 7 SC Volunteers

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Private J. A. McGee entered service on 1

May, 1863 at Columbia, SC into Company
G of the 24th SC Infantry. In October, 1863
he was listed as being in the hospital in
Rome, Georgia. He was later detailed as a
nurse in the hospital. He was wounded in
the right thigh by a gunshot on 22 July,
1863 at Atlanta, Georgia. Private J. A.
McGee died 8 August, 1864. There is no
record of the cause of his death or if it
was service related.
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Private George Wyburn Jesse McGee 7 SC Volunteers Company F

Buried in the field where he fell . Son of Elias McGee shown here.
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Private George Wyburn Jesse McGee

entered service on 9 August, 1862 into
Company F of the 7th SC Infantry. He is
listed as being J W McGee, apparently he
went by Jesse Wyburn McGee since he is
listed in Fold3 and NPS.GOV as JW McGee.
He was killed in action near Harpers Ferry
at a place called Maryland Heights on 13
September, 1862. This is also
documented in Broken Fortunes reference
book.
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Private J. L. McCarley
Hampton Legion Company I
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Service
Record
Private J. L. McCarley entered service on

SC into Company I of the Hampton Legion
Infantry. In January, 1863 he is listed as a
deserter. The next record is September of
1864 showing him present indicating that
he must not have deserted but was
missing for some unstated reason. In
August of 1864 he was listed as being
treated in the hospital for acute diarrhea.
There are no further records found.
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Private M. T. Long
1st SC Rifles (Orrs) Company D
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Record
Private M. T. Long entered service on 20

July, 1861 at Camp Pickens, Sandy
Springs, Anderson County, South Carolina
into Company D of the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs).
He was 20 years of age at the time. He
was hospitalized at Gordonsville on 10
August 1862. In January 1863 he was in
Anderson, SC on sick furlough. He was
issued a 30 day extension on 22 April,
1863. He died at home on August 1, 1863.
He received his enlistment bounty of
$50.00 (the equivalent of $1400.00 in
2014 US currency) just before his death.
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Private John Long

Captain Lees SC Artillery
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Private John Long entered

service at Castle Pinkney
on 29 march 1861 into
Captains Lees SC Artillery
from his home in Anderson,
SC. Charges of desertion
filed in February 1862. In
April he was in the
Charleston SC City jail
under arrest for desertion.
No further records were
found. Final disposition of
his arrest and charges are
unknown. According to his
obituary he served
throughout the war as a
gallant soldier. What ever
the case, he served.
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Private George W. Long

1st SC Rifles (Orrs) Company D
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Private George W. Long entered

service on 20 July, 1861 at Camp
Pickens, Sandy Springs, Anderson
County, South Carolina. Private Long
was discharged due to general
disability on 28 February, 1862. He
was described as being 6 feet tall,
dark complexion, blue eyes and
black hair and 28 years of age.
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Private John Baylis Leverett

24th SC Infantry Company F
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Private John Baylis Leverett entered

service on 25 November, 1862 from
his home in Anderson, SC into
Company F of the 24th SC Infantry.
He was captured at Taylors Ridge,
Georgia on 16 October, 1864. He was
transferred to Camp Douglas, Illinois
on 27 October, 1864. He was
described as having fair complexion,
light hair, grey eyes and standing 5
feet 6 inches. He was discharged and
released by General Order #109 on 6
June, 1865.
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Private John Mc C Hewin

2nd SC Rifles Company G
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Corporal Mc C Hewin entered service

on 11 January 1862 from his home in
Anderson, SC into Company G of the
2nd SC Rifles. He was left in Fredrick
City, Maryland in October, 1862
where he was hospitalized due to a
gunshot wound to the head. He was
captured by the enemy and sent to
Fort McHenry, Maryland on
November 17, 1862. He was
eventually paroled at Appomattox
Court House on 9 April, 1865.
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Private Ewell Eldridge Herron

2nd SC Cavalry Company G
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Private Ewell Eldridge Herron

entered service on 28 March, 1862
from his home in Anderson, South
Carolina into Company F of the 24th
SC Infantry at Camp Gist, near
Charleston, SC. He died at Rome,
Georgia hospital on 28 September,
1863 of remittent fever.
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Private A. Jackson Hall

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Private A. Jackson Hall entered

service on 24 June, 1861 into
Company E of the 11th SC Infantry. He
entered at Beaufort District for a
period of one year. He is listed as
being 5 feet 10 inches tall, Light
complexion, light hair and blue eyes.
He was discharged due to physical
disability after serving only 40 days.
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Private W. T. Dean
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Service
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Record
Private W.T. Dean entered service on

1 May, 1864 from his home in
Anderson, South Carolina into
Company I of Hampton Legion. He
served and was listed as present on
December 1864. There is no further
record of his discharge or parole.
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Private James A. Brownlee 2nd SC Cavalry Company G

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Private James A. Brownlee entered

service on 10 April, 1862 at
Peninsula, Virginia at the age of 23
years of age. His horse was valued at
$225.00 (the equivalent of $6300.00
in 2014 US currency) and his
equipment at $25.00 (the equivalent
of $700.oo in 2014 US currency). He
was paid at the rate of $12.00 per
month for himself and risk to his
horse (the equivalent of $336.00 per
month in 2014 US currency).
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Lieutenant Augustus A. Dean 2nd SC Rifles Company G

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Lieutenant Augustus Dean entered

service on 11 June, 1862 from his
home in Anderson, South Carolina
into Company G of the 2nd SC Rifles.
Lieutenant Dean entered service as a
Private and progressed through field
rank increases until 17 November,
1864 when he was elected 2nd
Lieutenant. He was wounded on 18
January, 1865 and listed as missing.
He was actually captured by the
enemy after being wounded at the
Battle of the Pines, Virginia. He was
paroled on 9 April, 1865 at
Appomattox Court House, Virginia.
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Private Joseph H. Bostick

20th SC Infantry Company E
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Private Joseph H. Bostick entered

service late in the war effort. He
joined on 4 November, 1864 at
Columbia, SC into Company B of
Greggs SC Artillery. He was
captured at Petersburg, Virginia on 2
April 1865 and sent to City Point
POW camp on 4 April, 1865. He was
held there until his release on 23
June, 1865.
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Private James H. Brock

20th SC Infantry Company E
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Corporal James H. Brock entered

service on 9 May, 1862 from his
home in Anderson, SC into Company
E of the 20th SC Infantry. On 1
January, 1863 he was on detached
service in the Commissary
Department. Corporal Brock was
paroled on 2 May, 1865 at
Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Private James Burris Pruitt 20th SC Infantry Company E

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Private James Burris Pruitt entered

service on 1st January, 1863 from his
home in Honea Path, Anderson
County, South Carolina. He became
sick almost immediately upon
enlistment, most likely from camp
sickness. Camp sickness was
caused by a gathering of men that
had never been exposed to others in
close quarters before and sickness
spread in the camp quickly. He was
furloughed home to recuperate on 22
April which was extended to 17 July
of 1863. August of 1863 he was back
on duty with his company. He was
paroled on 5 May, 1865 at
Greensboro, North Carolina. Private
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being paid at the rate of
Private Jesse McGee 26th SC Infantry

Company I
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Private JJ McGee entered service on

13 January, 1863 into Company I of
the 26th South Carolina Infantry at
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina from
his home in Anderson, South
Carolina. He was listed as being sick
in the hospital on 25 September,
1863. September 16th, 1863 Frances
McGee filed for his remains. No
record found regarding the reason
for his death.
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Corporal Dudley C. Howard

1st SC State Troops
C Cemetery GPS
Starr Baptist Church
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Corporal Howard entered service

on 1 April, 1863 from his home in
Company C of the 1st South
Carolina State Troops. He
enlisted for a six month period
and served without serious
incident or injury.
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Private Elias Judson McGee

1st SC Rifles (Orrs)
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Company D
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Private Elias McGee entered service

on 22 July, 1861 from his home in
Sandy Springs, Anderson County,
South Carolina into Company D of
the 1st South Carolina Rifles (Orrs)
at Camp Pickens, South Carolina. In
November of 1862 he was detailed
as a teamster in the Quartermaster
Department. He was captured at
Petersburg, Virginia on 3 April, 1865.
He was forwarded to City Point,
Virginia POW Camp. He was released
16 June, 1865 under General Order
No. 109 at wars end.
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Private J. W. Watt
24th SC Infantry
Company F
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Private Watt entered service on 1

April, 1864 from his home in
Company F of the 24th South
Carolina Infantry. He was placed in
the hospital on 5 August, 1864
suffering from diarrhea and
general debility.
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Sergeant James V. Jones

2nd SC Rifles
Company G
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Sergeant Jones entered service

on 11 January, 1862 from his
home in Anderson, South
Carolina into Company G of the
2nd South Carolina Rifles. He was
wounded in battle on 30 June,
1862 and placed in the hospital
near Richmond, Virginia. He died
from his wounds on 15 July, 1862.
His widow, Elizabeth Jones,
received his enlistment bounty of
$50.00 (the equivalent of
$1400.00 in 2014 US currency).
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Private John A. Stevenson

24th SC Infantry
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Company F
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Private John A. Stevenson

entered service on 13 January
1862 at Camp Gist near
Charleston, South Carolina into
Company F of the 24th South
Carolina Infantry. He was
sentenced in a court martial
action for being absent without
leave according to a service
record on January 1864. His
sentence was the loss of pay for
42 days. He was later captured
near Nashville Tennessee on 11
December, 1864. He was sent to
Military Prison at Louisville,
Kentucky. He was administered
the Oath of Allegiance on 12
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June, 1865. He was described as
Private John Bartlett Cliknscales

D
Starr Baptist Company
Church Cemetery
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Private Clinkscales entered

service at the age of 22 years
into Company D of the 1st South
Carolina Rifles (Orrs) on 21 July,
1861 at Camp Pickens, South
Carolina from his home in Sandy
Springs, Anderson County, South
Carolina. He was killed in action
near Fredericksburg, Virginia on
13 December, 1862. His remains
were claimed by his widow,
Rebecca Clinkscales. Hi widow
received his back pay and
allowances for a total of $189.35
(the equivalent of $ 5301.80 in
2014 US currency).
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Private Lent Hall

2th SC Infantry
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Company A & I
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Private Lent Hall entered service at

the age of 17 years old from his
home in Walhalla, South Carolina
into Company A of the 20th South
Carolina Infantry. He surrendered
with his troops in Augusta Georgia
on 18 May, 1865. He was listed as
being 5 feet 9 inches tall, fair
complexion, blue eyes and light
hair.
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Private Reuben Pyles Clinkscales

24th SC Infantry
F Cemetery GPS
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Private R. P. Clinkscales
entered service on 20
February, 1864 from his
Carolina into Company F of
the 16th & 24th South
Carolina Infantry. On his
March 1864 service record
he is listed as being
wounded without any
further details. He was
Greensboro, North Carolina
at wars end.
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Private Robert Baylis Dean

4th CS Infantry
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Company C
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Private Robert Baylis Dean

entered service at the age
of 24 years old from his
Carolina on 14 April, 1861.
He joined Company C of the
4th South Carolina Infantry.
He served without serious
incident or injury for his
one year enlistment.
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Private Samuel A. Dean

1st SC State Troops
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Company C
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Private Samuel A. Dean entered

service on 1 August, 1861 from
Carolina into Company C of the
1st South Carolina State Troops.
He enlisted as a Sergeant. By
November he has resigned his
position as Sergeant and was
listed as a Private. He was also
listed as being absent without
leave from 23 November to 20
December 1863. This was his
final service record found.
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Sergeant T. Dean Stevenson

2nd SC Rifles
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Company F
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Private T. Dean Stevenson entered

service on 13 January 1862 at Camp
Gist near Columbia, SC into Company
F of the 24th SC Infantry at the age of
20 Years. Private Stevenson was
captured as a prisoner of war at
Taylors Ridge, GA on 16 October 1864
and forwarded to the POW Camp
Douglas, IL. He was released on 17
June, 1865.
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Private W. J. Gentry
6th SC cavalry Company G
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Private W J Gentry entered service at

the age of 25 into Company G of the
6th South Carolina Cavalry from his
home in Anderson, South Carolina. His
horse was valued at $225.00 (The
equivalent of $6300.00 in 2014 US
Currency) and his equipment at
$60.00 (The equivalent of $1680.00 in
2014 US Currency). He served without
serious incident or injury until he was
discharged.
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Townville Baptist Church Cemetery

Townville, South Carolina
Samuel Franklin
Brown
Charles Perry
Bruce
James A. Bruce
L. O.
Bruce
Jonathan R.
Cleveland
John D. Compton
Gaddis W.
Farmer
James B.
Haley
Handy
Harris
William
Jordan
Simmons
T. S.
Simmons
Elijah Furman Tribble
Robert Orr
Tribble
Peter
M.
Whitfield
Jesse F.
Woolbright
J. A.
Wooten
Thomas F.
Wright
H. R.
Vandiver
Hunt
Daniel A.
Ledbetter
James B. Myers
John H.
Price
Charley Simmons
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Private J. A. Wooten Company K 2nd SC Rifles

Townville Baptist Church Cemetery GPS
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Private James A. Wooten entered

service on 19 March 1862 from his
K of the 2nd SC Rifles. He was
wounded severely on 30 June, 1862
at Fraziers Farm, Virginia. He was
shot in the hand resulting in the loss
of two fingers, his fore and middle
fingers of his right hand. He received
a medical discharge on 31 January
1863 at Columbia, SC.
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Private Jesse F. Woolbright Company D 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)

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Private Jesse F. Woolbright entered

service on 22 July 1861 at Anderson,
SC into Company D of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs) at the age of 33 years. He was
wounded at Cold Harbor, Virginia on
27 June 1861 which resulted in
having his left leg amputated.
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Private Peter M. Whitfield

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Private Peter M. Whitfield entered

service on 7 May 1862 at Hart
County, Georgia into Company D of
the 2nd SC Rifles. He was wounded at
the Battle of Lookout Valley,
Tennessee on 28 October, 1863. He
recovered from these wounds only to
be wounded again on 11 May 1864 at
Spotsylvania, Virginia by a mini ball
in his right hand. He was paroled at
Appomattox Court House, Virginia on
9 April 1865.
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Private T. S. Simmons Company K 22nd SC Infantry

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Private T. S. Simmons entered

service on 25 January 1862 into
Company K of the 22nd SC Infantry.
There are no further service records
found.
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Private C. P. Bruce
1st SC Infantry (Butlers)
Company G
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Private CP Bruce entered

service on 8 April, 1863
from his home in
Anderson, South Carolina
into Company G of the 1st
SC Infantry. He served
without serious incident
or injury.
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Private William Hunt

(Captain unconfirmed) 4th SC Infantry
Company
Townville Baptist
Church E
Cemetery GPS
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Private William Hunt entered service

on 18 September, 1861 from his home
in Pendleton, South Carolina into
Company E of the 4th SC Infantry. He
apparently paid for a replacement to
serve the last 6 months of his service
in December, 1861.
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Private Charley Simmons

Palmetto Sharpshooters
K
Townville Baptist Church
Cemetery GPS
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Private Simmons entered service

on 7 March, 1862 at Spartanburg,
South Carolina into Company K of
the Palmetto Sharpshooters.
Wounded at the Battle of Seven
Pines, Virginia on 31 May, 1862 at
Richmond, Virginia. He died as a
results of these wounds at Winder
Hospital.
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Colonel Daniel A. Ledbetter

Company
F & SCemetery
Townville Baptist
Church
Buried at Sudley United Methodist Church
Cemetery
Sudley Springs, Prince William County, Virginia
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Colonel Ledbetter entered service

20 July, 1861 at Camp Pickens,
South Carolina into Companies F
& S of the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). On
29 January he was promoted to
Lieutenant Colonel. He died of
wounds on 1 September, 1862 he
received at Richmond, Virginia.
Col. Daniel Alexander Ledbetter
was killed at the 2nd Battle of
Manassas, Virginia and was
buried first on the Battlefield. His
body is reported to have been
relocated to Sudley United
Methodist Church Cemetery
Sudley
Springs Prince William
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Private Elijah Furman Tribble

29th Georgia Infantry
Company B
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Private E F Tribble entered service

in the 29th Georgia Infantry on 27
June, 1862 at Caustons Bluff. He
spent some time in the hospital at
Wilmington, North Carolina. He
apparently served without serious
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Private Gaddis W. Farmer

16th SC Infantry
Company F
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Private Farmer entered service

24 October, 1863 at Missioner
Ridge, Virginia into Company F
of the 16th SC Infantry. He
served without serious
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Sergeant H. R. Vandiver
Company D
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Sergeant Vandiver entered service

on 22 July, 1861 at Camp Pickens,
South Carolina into Company D of
the 1st South Carolina Rifles (Orrs).
He served without serious incident
or injury.
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Private Handy Harris

2nd SC Rifles
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Private Handy Harris entered

service on 2 November 1861
from his home in Pendleton,
Anderson County, SC into
Company C of the 2nd SC Rifles at
the age of 18 years. He was
detached to serve as a cook in
the Regimental Hospital.
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Private James B Haley

1st SC Sharp Shooters
Company B
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Private Haley entered service on 7

October, 1862 from his home in
Grahamville, South Carolina into
Company B of the Palmetto
Sharpshooters. In arrest at
Charleston on 10 April, 1863 on
charges of desertion. He was
dropped from the rolls on 13
August, 1863. He was registered
on List of Deserters on 29 June,
1863 at Camp Stuart, Sumter
District, South Carolina.
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Private James B. Myers

Company F
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Private J. B. Myers entered service

on 19 March, 1862 from his home in
Pickens, South Carolina into
Company F, Palmetto
Sharpshooters. He was wounded on
13 December, 1862 and
hospitalized. He had his right arm
amputated as a result of his
gunshot injury.
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Private John D. Compton

2nd SC Rifles
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Private Compton was ordered

to enter into service 12
December, 1864 by the
Conscription Act (draft). He
served without incident or
injury until he was paroled at
Appomattox Court House on
9 April, 1865.
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Private Jonathan R. Cleveland

Company
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Townville Baptist
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Private JR Cleveland entered service

on 14 April, 1861 from his home in
Fair Play, South Carolina into
Company L of the Palmetto
Sharpshooters. He was promoted to
5th Sergeant on 15 April, 1862. He
was also on detached service as a
nurse. He transferred to Company B
on the 24th of December, 1863. He
was paroled on 9 April, 1865 at
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Private Jordan Simmons

2nd SC Sharp Shooters Company B
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Private J A Simmons entered

service on 18 June, 1862 into
Company B of the 2nd SC
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as a teamster. He served without
serious incident or injury until
wars end.
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Private L. O. Bruce
1st SC Infantry
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Private Bruce entered service on 8

April, 1863 into Company G, 1st SC
Infantry from his home in Pickens,
Anderson County, South Carolina. He
was paroled at Greensboro, North
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Private James A. Bruce

5th SC Reserves
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Private James Bruce entered

service on 2 November, 1862
into Company G of the 5th SC
Reserves from his home in
Abbeville, South Carolina. He
served without serious incident
or injury.
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Private John H. Price

Company F
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Private John H Price entered

service on 1 November, 1864 at
Camp Petersburg, (?) into Co F of
the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). He
served until he was captured as
S.S.R.R. on 2 April, 1865. He was
sent to City Point, Maryland POW
Camp. He was released on 15
June, 1865 and sent back to his
home in Pickens, South Carolina.
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Private Samuel Franklin Brown

3rd SC Infantry Company G
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Private Brown entered service

on 1 march, 1864 at Columbia,
South Carolina into Company G
of the 3rd SC Infantry. His last
service record is for June of
1864.
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Captain Robert Orr Tribble

1st SC State Troops
Company E
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Captain Tribble entered service on

12 September, 1863 into Company
E of the 1st South Carolina State
Troops from his home in Pickens,
Anderson County, South Carolina
for a six month period.
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Private Thomas F. Wright

SC Infantry (Jenkins)
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Private Wright entered service on

27 April, 1862 at Adams Run from
his home in Anderson County South
Carolina. He joined into Jenkins
Brigade which later consolidated
into Company L of the 2nd South
Carolina Rifles. He is listed as being
in the hospital in July August
1862. July- August 1863 service
record shows he was missing
without leave and found at home in
South Carolina on 10 November,
1862. May-June 1864 service record
shows he was absent without leave
again since 9 December, 1863 and
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Triangle Church Cemetery

Belton, South Carolina
William B. Davis
William Levels Davis
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William B. Davis
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Private William B. Davis
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William Levels Davis

Trinity Methodist Church Cemetery
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Private William Levels Davis
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Townville, South Carolina
William Pruitt
Aaron Yancy Shirley
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Private William Pruitt Company H 16th SC Infantry

Trinity Methodist Church Cemetery GPS
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Private William Pruitt entered service

on 8 January 1862 into Company H of
the 16th SC Infantry. He is listed as
being a deserter on 8 May 1863. On
11 December 1863 he is listed as
being in the hospital in Richmond,
Virginia. In January of 1864 he is
listed as having Stoppage of pay for
six months due to being absent
without leave. He is listed as
deserting again near Atlanta ,
Georgia on 10 July 1864.
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Private Aaron Yancy Shirley Company L 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)

Trinity Methodist Church Cemetery GPS
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Private Aaron Yancy Shirley entered

service on 7 April 1862 at Anderson,
SC into Company L of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs) at the age of 33 years. On 3
April 1865 he was captured at
Petersburg, Virginia and sent to City
Point, Virginia POW Camp. He was
released on 16 June 1865 under
General Order 109. He was described
as being of fair complexion, Dark hair
blue eyes and standing 5 feet 10
inches tall.
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Union Baptist Church Cemetery

German Francis
Burton
James D. Burton
William F. Campbell
Samuel M. Christopher
A. L. Dixon
James M.
Evans
D. L. Hall
Andrew T. Stevenson
William A. Sutherland
James L. Wiles (Wilds)
Fenton S. Hall
John H. Morgan
W. B. Patterson
Archibald M. Pettigrew
Edward C. Prince
Samuel Pinkney Pruitt
John J. Scott
Jesse M. Simpson
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Private John H. Morgan

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Private John H. Morgan entered
service on 29 January 1862 at
Columbia, SC into Company E of the
2nd SC Cavalry.
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Private (Sergeant) James L. Wiles

Company C
2nd SC State
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Union Baptist Church
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Private James L. Wiles
August 1863 at
Orangeburg, SC into
Company C of the 2nd SC
State Troops. He enlisted
for a period of six months.
He is also listed as being in
the 11th SC Reserves as a
Sergeant as inscribed on
his headstone.
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Private Andrew T. Stevenson

Company F
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Private Andrew T. Stevenson

entered service on 13 January 1862
as a conscript for the war. He was
captured at Missionary Ridge on 26
November 1863 and taken as a
POW. He was sent to Louisville,
Kentucky. On 11 December 1863 he
was scheduled for exchange.
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different spelling of the last name.
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individual.
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Private William A. Sutherland

Company
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Private William A. Sutherland

entered service on 10 September
1861 at the age of 19 years into
Company I of the 14th SC Infantry.
There are several references to him
being responsible for transferring
artillery ordinance by train to
different positions.
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Private Jesse M. Simpson

Company F 24th SC Infantry
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Private Jesse Simpson entered
service on 13 January 1862 from his
F of the 24th SC Infantry. He died of
undisclosed disease on 10 March
1862.
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Private John J. Scott

2nd Company D
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Private John J. Scott entered service

on 18 July 1862 at Columbia, SC into
2nd Company D of the 7th SC Infantry
at the age of 40 years old. He was
from Abbeville, SC. Private Scott
was injured at Chickamauga and
hospitalized at Jackson Hospitalized
for a severe gunshot wound to the
left groin. In January 1865 he was
sent home on furlough to
recuperate.
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Samuel Pinkney Pruitt

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Private Samuel Pinkney Pruitt joined
the service on 20 November 1862
for a period of 90 days but never
reported for duty. No further
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Private Archibald M. Pettigrew Company D 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)

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Private Archibald M. Pettigrew

entered service on 5 December 1861
at Sullivans Island, Sc into
Company D of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs). He received a gunshot
wound to his had but recovered and
continued service.
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Private Fenton S. Hall Company G 6th SC Cavalry

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Private Fenton S. Hall entered
service on 1 June 1864 into
Company G of the 6th SC Cavalry.
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Private D. L. Hall entered service on

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Captain D. L. Hall entered service

first into Company C of the 4th SC
Infantry on 14 April 1861 from his
home in Anderson, SC, then
transferred into Company E of the
13th SC Infantry. He was elected
from Lieutenant to Captain while in
Company I and transferred into the
Hampton Legion. He was discharged
due to physical disability on 26
November 1864.
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Private A. L. Dixon
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Private A. L. Dixon entered service

on 9 July 1863 at Columbia, SC into
2nd Company F of Haygoods SC
Infantry from his home in Abbeville,
SC. He was listed as being absent
without leave since 6 May 1864.
He was found to be listed as a
prisoner of war captured at
Wilderness Virginia on 6 May
1864. Private Dixon was captured at
Spotsylvania, Virginia. He was sent
to Fort Delaware, Delaware POW
Camp. He was described as being of
dark complexion, Hark hair, grey
eyes and standing 5 feet 8 inches
tall.
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Private Samuel M. Christopher

Company I
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Private Samuel M. Christopher

entered service into Company I of
the 14th SC Infantry at the age of 24
years on 3 September 1861. Private
Christopher served without serious
incident or injury until he was
paroled on 9 April 1865 at
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Private William F. Campbell Company D 24th SC Infantry

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Private William F. Campbell entered

service on 4 September 1861 at
Spartanburg, SC at the age of 17
years. He was wounded by a
gunshot wound to his left hip on 30
June 1862. Private Campbell was
described as being born in Memphis,
Tennessee, five feet six inches tall,
dark hair, dark eyes and dark
complexion.
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James D. Burton Private Company D 24th SC Infantry

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Private James Burton entered

service on 13 January 1862 at Camp
Gist near Charleston, SC form his
home in Anderson, SC at the age of
32 years. He was wounded on 16
May 1863 at Jackson, Mississippi
where he was paroled by Order of
General Sherman while in the
hospital. In September of 1863 he is
listed as being in arrest. He was
later court marshalled and found
guilty of being absent without leave
for one month and six days. He was
charged one months pay
stoppage. He was paroled on 28
April
at Greensboro, North
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Edward C. Prince Private 24th SC Infantry

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Private Prince entered service on 13

January, 1862 at Camp Gist near
Charleston, South Carolina from his
home in Anderson, South Carolina.
He entered Company F of the 24th
Infantry. He was captured on 14
May, 1863 at Jackson, Mississippi
and sent to Demopolis, Alabama
POW Camp. He was paroled from
there on 5 June, 1863. He was
suffering from bowel injuries
sustained in the fighting.
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German Francis Burton Private 1st SC Artillery

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Private G F Burton entered

service on 27 February, 1863
from his home in Anderson,
South Carolina into Company
A of the 1st South Carolina
Artillery. He served without
serious incident or injury.
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James M. Evans
Private 24th SC Infantry
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Private Evans entered service on

11 March, 1863 from his home in
Company F of the 24th SC
Infantry. He was wounded on 9
July, 1864 fracturing a bone in his
right foot. He survived his wound
and continued service.
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W. B. Patterson Sergeant 24th SC Infantry

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Sergeant Patterson entered

service on 8 April, 1863 from his
Carolina into Company F of the
24th SC Infantry. He died of
disease on 1 January, 1864. The
location of his death is not
mentioned in his records.
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Grove Methodist Church
Cemetery
Union Grove Cemetery

Enoch Harvey
Drake
D. H. Drennon
Andrew Harris
John Harris
Daniel Major
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Private Enoch Harvey Drake

Company E 20th SC Infantry
Union Grove Cemetery GPS
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Private Drake entered service on

1 March 1863 from his home in
Anderson, SC into Company E of
the 20th SC Infantry. He was
transferred to Captain Sharks
Cavalry on 10 March 1864. No
further service records were
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Private D. H. Drennon Company C

Union Grove Cemetery
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Private David H. Drennon entered

service on 1 August 1863 from
his home in Anderson, SC into
Company C of the 1st SC State
Troops. He served for six months.
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Private Andrew Harris Company E 6th SC Cavalry

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Private Harris entered service on 30
June 1862 from his home in
Anderson, SC into Company E of the
6th SC Cavalry.
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Private John C. Harris Company G 1st SC Infantry

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Private Harris entered service on 16
August 1861 at the age of 55 years
into Company G of the 1st SC
Infantry. He was discharged on 21
December 1861 most likely due to
his advanced age.
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Private Daniel Major

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Private Daniel Major entered service

on 14 April 1861 at Anderson, SC
into Company L of the Palmetto
Sharpshooters. He was wounded on
31 May 1862 and again on 29
October 1863 at Lookout Valley,
Virginia. The 1863 wound was a
severe wound to his shoulder that
required his arm to be amputated.
He was sent home on extended
furlough to recuperate. He never
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Varennes Presbyterian Church
Cemetery
Varennes Presbyterian Church Cemetery

J. W.
Bowie
John Thomas
Clamp
Wallace Deampert
Grey
James G.
Gordon
William McWorther
Gordon
John A.
Jackson
James W. McPhail
Jesse Wetherall
Norris
William Franklin
Pearson
William Norrell
Purdy
William
Taylor
James A.
Thompson
William M.
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Private J. W. Bowie
7th SC Infantry
2nd Company B
Varennes Presbyterian Church Cemetery GPS
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Private J W Bowie entered

service on 21 July, 1862 into
Company B of the 7th SC
Infantry at Columbia, South
Carolina. He was wounded at
Fredericksburg, Virginia on 12
December, 1862 and sent home
to recuperate. After
recuperation he was placed on
detached service in the
Conscription (draft)
Department of the 4th
Congressional District.
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Private James A. Thompson

4th SC Infantry
Company B
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Private Thompson entered service

on 14 April, 1861 at Columbia,
South Carolina into Company B of
the 4th SC Infantry from his home in
Anderson, South Carolina.
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Private John A. Jackson

14th SC Cavalry Company A
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been 14 years old at wars start and
not likely to be a cavalry soldier.
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Private James G. Gordon

24th SC Infantry
Company F
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Private Gordon entered service on

13 June, 1862 into Company F of
the 24th SC Infantry from his home
in Anderson, South Carolina. He
served without serious incident or
injury until he was paroled on 28
April, 1865 at Greensboro, North
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Sergeant Jesse Watherall Norris

4th SC Infantry Company C
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Sergeant Norris entered into

service on 7 June, 1861 at
Columbia, South Carolina into
Company C of the 4th SC
Infantry. He was 33 years old
at the time. He was killed at
the Battle on Manassas on 21
July, 1861, only six weeks after
entering service.
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Private Wallace Deampert Gray

Senns Post Guards
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Private Gray entered

service on 25 March, 1863
at Columbia, South
Carolina into Captain
Senns Post Guard. He
served without serious
incident or injury.
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Chaplin William Franklin Pearson

2nd SC Rifles
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Chaplin Pearson entered service

on 1 Mat, 1862 near Richmond,
Virginia into Companies F & S of
the 2nd SC Rifles. On 1 October,
1862 he tendered his resignation
near Winchester, Virginia. His
reason for resigning was to first
the amount of time his
congregation allowed him to be
away had expired and tend to the
affairs of two nephews that owned
land and Negros that could not be
disposed of. The overseer had
been called to Army service and
that he had to tend to the
property.
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Private William M. Thompson

7th SC Cavalry
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Private Thompson entered service

on 25 February, 1863 at Anderson,
South Carolina into Company G of
the 7th SC Calvary. Private
Thompson was killed in action on
13 June, 1864 at Riddells Shop,
Virginia.
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Private William McWorther Gordon

17th SC Infantry Company
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Private William Gordon entered

service on 6 March, 1863 at
Charleston, South Carolina into
Company K of the 17th SC Infantry.
He was captured near Petersburg,
Virginia on 28 March, 1865 and sent
to Point Lookout, Maryland POW
Camp. He was released from there
on 27 June, 1865. He was described
as being 5 feet 9 inches tall, fair
complexion, hazel eyes and brown
hair.
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Private William C. Taylor

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Company H
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William C Taylor entered service

on 20 July, 1861 at Camp
Pickens, Sandy Springs,
Anderson, South Carolina at the
age of 31 years. He then
transferred to Company C of
the 1st SC Artillery on 14
October, 1861 at Fort Moultrie,
South Carolina. He served extra
duty as a blacksmith and farrier
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equine hoof care, including the
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horses' hooves and the placing
of shoes on their hooves). He
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Private William Norrell Purdy

1st SC Cavalry
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William Norrell Purdy entered

service on 8 January, 1862 from
his home in Abbeville, South
Carolina. His horse was valued
at $250.00 (the equivalent of $
7000.00 in 2014 US currency)
and his equipment at $40.00
(the equivalent of $ $ 1120.00
in 2014 US currency) . He was
paid 12.20 (the equivalent of $
314.60 in 2014 US currency)
per month for man and use of
horse. He was discharged on 3
November, 1862 near Camp
Staunton, Virginia.
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Private James W. McPhail

24th SC Infantry
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James W McPhail entered

service on 13 January, 1862 at
Camp Gist just outside
Charleston, South Carolina at
the age of 34 years. He entered
Company F of the 24th SC
Infantry. He was paroled at
Greensboro, South Carolina on
1 May, 1865.
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Corporal John Thomas Clamp Company I 19th SC Infantry

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Corporal John Thomas Clamp

entered service on 5 June, 1862
at Abbeville, South Carolina into
Company I of the 19th SC
Infantry. He was wounded by
accident on the railroad near
Enterprise, Mississippi in
November, 1862. His unit moved
on and he was left behind at
Murfreesboro. He is reported to
have lost his gun and
accoutrements unavoidable.
On 5 March, 1865 he is listed as
being on Provost Guard duty. He
was later captured at the Stone
River in Murfreesboro,
Tennessee on 5 January, 1863.
He was sent to Camp Butler
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Pickens or West View Cemetery

Pickens, Anderson, South Carolina
James Allen McAlister
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Private James Allen McAlister 19 October 1839 9 October 1919

Company G 22nd SC Infantry
Westview (Pickens County) Cemetery
in Pickens, South
Carolina
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Private James Allen McAlister

entered service on 17 January
1862 into Company G of the 22nd
SC Infantry. He was detailed as
a teamster in the
Quartermaster Department. He
was captured on 4 April, 1865 at
Petersburg, Virginia and sent to
City Point, Virginia then
transferred to City Point,
Maryland. He was released on
29 June 1865.
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White Plains Baptist Church
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White Plains Baptist Church Cemetery

G. S.
Bell
John Hiram
Blackstone
John Franklin
Clardy
Jacob
Crocket
Ezekiel Albert
Durham
R. B.
James
James Peter
Johnson
J. E. Jones
James Smith
Lawless
J. C. Martin
Thomas M.
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James Q.
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John Franklin Clardy Private Company D 4th SC Infantry

White Plains Baptist Cemetery GPS
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Private Clardy entered service
on 14 April 1861 into Company
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or injury for a period of 1 year.
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Ezekiel Albert Durham Private 18th SC Infantry

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Private Durham entered service

on 4 December, 1861 at Mount
Springs in Anderson, South
Carolina into Company D of the
18th SC Infantry. He served
without serious incident or
injury until he was discharged
on 10 February, 1863.
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G. S. Bell Private 1st SC Rifles Co A & Palmers Co

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J. E. Jones Private SC Senns Post Guards

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Private Jones entered service on 14
May, 1863 into Captain Senns Post
Guard entering in at Columbia, South
Carolina. He was paroled at Chester,
South Carolina on 5 May, 1865.
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Jacob Crocket Martin Private 4th SC Reserves

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Private Martin entered service on 8

January, 1862 from his home in
Company G of the 1st SC Cavalry at
Abbeville Courthouse in Anderson
County, South Carolina. His horse
was valued at $175.00 (the
currency) and his equipment at
$25.00 (the equivalent of $700.00
in 2014 US currency). His pay was
$12.20 for man and horse per
month (the equivalent of $341.60 in
2014 US currency). He was paroled
at Greensboro, North Carolina on 1
May, 1865.
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James Peter Johnson Sergeant 16th SC Infantry

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Sergeant Johnson entered service on

20 March, 1862 at Camp Leesburg
and reported to Adams Run, near
Charleston, South Carolina from his
home in Anderson District, SC. He
joined into Company I of the 16th SC
Infantry. He was promoted to
Sergeant on 4 August, 1864.
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James Q. Robinson Private 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)

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Corporal Robinson entered service

on 20 July, 1861 at Sandy Springs,
into Company K of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs). He joined at the age of 27
years old. He was promoted to
Corporal on 12 May, 1864. He was
listed as being paroled as a POW by
the Army of the Potomac on 4 May,
1863. He apparently rejoined the
service after he was paroled
because his promotion to Corporal
came 1 year after his parole.
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James Smith Lawless Private 2nd SC Rifles

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Private James Lawless

(spelled Lallace on service
records) entered service on
21 April, 1862 into Company
L of the 2nd SC Rifles at
Adams Run near Charleston,
SC from his home in
Anderson, SC. He spent a
six month stretch in the
hospital sick with a
undisclosed sickness. He
returned to duty and served
until he was paroled on 9
April, 1865 at Appomattox
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John Hiram Blackstone Private 10th SC Cavalry

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Private Blackstone entered service

on 19 January, 1862 into Company B
of the 10 South Carolina Cavalry.
His horse was valued at $130.00
(the equivalent of $3640.00 in 2014
US Currency). He entered from his
home at Wolf Creek in Pickens
District. He served without serious
incident or injury.
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R. B. James Private Hampton Legion Co C

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Private James entered service on 19

June, 1861 at the age of 23 years in
Columbia, South Carolina. He joined
Company C of Hamptons Legion. He
was prevented from entering active
service by sickness and never
reported for duty.
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Thomas M. Murphy Private 1st SC State Troops

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Private T M Murphy entered
service on 1 August, 1863 into
Company A of the 1st SC State
Troops. He was enlisted for a
period of six months. He was from
Anderson, South Carolina.
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Whitefield Baptist Church Cemetery
Whitefield Baptist Church Cemetery

John Belton ONeal Barkley
John A. J. Cox
Evert V. Elrod
Marcus Moore Kay
Steven Jasper King
John Gambrell Knight
Pinckney Landress
David Joseph Vanadore
John Razor Wyatt
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Private John Razor Wyatt

Whitefield Baptist Cemetery GPS
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Private John Razor Wyatt entered

service on 21 November 1861 from
Spartanburg, SC into Company F of the
22nd SC Infantry. On 1 April 1865 he is
listed as a POW and was sent to Point
Lookout, Virginia POW Camp. He was
released on 22 June 1865, at wars end.
He was describer as being of light
complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes and
standing 5 feet 11 inches tall.
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Evert V. Elrod Private 18th SC Infantry

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Private E. V. Elrod entered service on 1

April, 1862 from his home in
Williamston, South Carolina. On 20 July,
1864 he was taken as a prisoner of war
at Petersburg, Virginia. He was sent to
City Point, Virginia POW Camp on 5
August, 1864. He was then transferred
to Elmira, New York on 8 August, 1864.
Private Elrod was released on 3 July,
1865. He was described as being 5 feet
8 inches tall, dark complexion, dark
hair and dark eyes.
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John A. J. Cox Private 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)

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Private Cox entered service on 21

November, 1862 ay Columbia, South
Carolina into Company L of the 1st SC
Rifles (Orrs). He was wounded and
placed in the hospital at Richmond,
Virginia on 13 January, 1864. He was
treated and furloughed for 40 days to
recuperate. On 23 May, 1864 he was
diagnosed as having Anasarca
(Anasarca is a generalized swelling
across the entire body seen in
patients who are severely ill). No
further service records were found.
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John Belton ONeal Barkley Private 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)

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Private Barkley entered service

on 20 July, 1861 at Camp Pickens,
Sandy Springs, Anderson, South
Carolina. He entered Company L
of the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). He was
31 years old at the time. He was
severely wounded in the thigh at
the Battle of Fredrickson, Virginia
on 13 December, 1862. He was
promoted to Sergeant on 24
October, 1862. Sergeant Barkley
was paid his enlistment bounty of
$50.00 (the equivalent of
$1400.00 in 2014 US currency.
Because of his disability he was
reduced
in rank from Sergeant to
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John Gambrell Knight Hospital Steward Company F & S

Infantry
Whitefield Baptist
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Hospital Steward J. G. Knight

entered service 30 June, 1864
into Companies F & S of the
18th SC Infantry. He served as a
hospital steward (similar to
todays pharmacist as well as a
keeper of the personal items of
the patients).
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Marcus More Kay Corporal 1st SC Rifles

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Pinckney Landress Private 28th Georgia Infantry Co G

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Private Landress entered service

into Company G of the 28th Georgia
Infantry on 29 August, 1861 at
Richmond, Virginia from his home
in Resaca, Georgia. He was
wounded by a gunshot in the left
wrist on 3 June, 1862 . He
returned to duty after
recuperation.
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David Joseph Vanadore Private 2th SC Infantry

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Private Vanadore entered service

on 29 December, 1862 at
Company E of the 20th SC Infantry.
He served without serious
incident or injury for the
enlistment period of one year.
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Corporal Jasper King

Whitefield Baptist Cemetery
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Corporal Stephen Jasper King entered

service on 4 December, 1861 at Mountain
Spring, Anderson, South Carolina into
Company D of the 18th SC Infantry. On 18
April, 1862 he received his $50.00
enlistment bounty (the equivalent of
$1400.00 in 2014 US currency). On July 1,
1863 he is listed as being a nurse. He was
captured at Petersburg, Virginia on 25
March, 1865 and sent to City Point, Virginia
POW Camp. He was released 28 June, 1865.
He was described as being 5 feet 11 inches
tall, dark brown hair, dark complexion and
light blue eyes.
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Belton, Anderson County, South
Williamson Family Cemetery

Belton, South Carolina
Matthew Williamson
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Matthew Williamson Private 2nd SC Infantry

Williamson Family Cemetery GPS
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Private Williamson entered service

on 1 March, 1863 at Anderson,
South Carolina into Company E of
the 20th SC Infantry from his home
in Anderson, South Carolina. He
was detached as a wood cutter
for a time. He served without
serious incident or injury until he
was paroled at 2 May, 1865 at
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Williamston Memorial Park Cemetery

Joseph J.
George W. Anderson
Acker
William Hermie
Austin
Hugh
BarmoreM.
William
Benjamin Franklin
Blake
Brown
J.
F. Campbell
Austin W.
Thomas
Clement Cox
Benjamin Franklin
David
Dacus Lewis Donnald
A. J. Hall
William
W. W. Holder
Hand
Charels Elijah
Sanford
Horton Vandiver
Irby
John H. McGee
Abner H. McGee
Thomas A.
Meares
Hugh M. Prince
Washington Lafayette
Prince
A. J. Surratt
William Spearman
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Private Thomas Asbury Meares

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Private Thomas Asbury Mears
entered service on 1 June 1862
at Greenville, SC into Company
F of the 2nd SC Cavalry. He
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A. J. Hall Private 7th SC Cavalry Co G

Williamston Memorial Park Cemetery GPS
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Private AJ Hall entered service

on 28 March 1862 into Company
F of the 24th SC Infantry from his
home in Anderson, SC. He
served until he was listed as
being absent without leave on
December 28, 1863. There were
no further service records to
indicate he returned to service.
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A. J. Surratt Private Palmetto Sharpshooters Co D

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Private A J Surratt entered

service on 13 April, 1861 at
Spartanburg, South Carolina. Into
Company D of the Palmetto
Sharpshooters. He was wounded
on 30 June, 1862. He recuperated
and continued to serve until he
was paroled on 9 April, 1865 at
Appomattox Court House,
Virginia.
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On headstone of Abner H. McGee Private 1st SC Rifles (Orrs)

Williamston MemorialGPark Cemetery GPS
John M. McGee, Jr was buried

where he fell in
Savage Station, Virginia on 29
June, 1862.
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Private John M. McGee entered service on

6 June, 1861 at Columbia, South Carolina
into Company F of the 3rd
SC Volunteers. His home is listed as the
Abbeville District of South Carolina. John
M. McGee was 21 years old at the time. On
29 June, 1862 he was wounded at the
Savage Station and died from these
wounds. Another son of William McGee
(father of John McGee), Private Abner H.
McGee of the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs) Company
G, brother of John McGee Jr died of wounds
received at Gaines Mills, Virginia on 9
August, 1863.
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Abner H. McGee Private 1st SC Rifles (Orrs) Co G

Abner H. McGee, Jr was buried
where he fell
in Gaines Mills, Virginia on 9
August, 1863.
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Private Abner McGee entered service on 20

July, 1861 at Camp Pickens, Sandy Springs,
Anderson County, South Carolina into
Company G of the 1st SC Rifles (Orrs). His
home is listed as the Abbeville District of
South Carolina. He was in the same unit as
his fathers cousin, Sergeant Abner
McGee, Sr. Abner McGee Jr. was 20 years
old at the time. On 12 August, 1862 he was
wounded at the Battle of Gaines Mills and
died from these wounds. Abner McGee, Sr.
(the second cousin of Abner McGee Jr) also
died in battle at Cold Harbor, Virginia on 3
April, 1863. Another son of William McGee
(father of Abner Jr. and John McGee),
Private John M. McGee of the 3rd SC Rifles,
brother of Abner McGee Jr died of wounds
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Austin W. Clement Private 1sy SC Rifles (Orrs)

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Private Austin Clement entered

service on 20 march, 1862 at
Sullivans Island, South Carolina
into Company L of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs). He was involved at the
Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia.
He is listed as being a Teamster
on the ordinance train 28 July, 1863
until 15 February, 1864. He was
captured as a prisoner of war at
Hartwell, Georgia on 18 May, 1865.
There are no records of where he
was sent or when he as released.
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Benjamin Franklin Brown Ordance Sergeant 1st SC Infantry

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Ordinance Sergeant Brown entered

service on 3 September, 1861 at
Lightwood Knot (near Columbia, SC
into Company L of the 1st SC Infantry
at the age of 18 years. He was
promoted to Corporal on 1
November, 1862 . He was promoted
to Ordinance Sergeant in November,
1864. He was paroled at wars end on
9 April, 1864.
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Benjamin Franklin Dacus

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Private Dacus entered service into

company F of the 2nd SC Rifles on
3 November, 1861 at Sullivans
Island, South Carolina at the age
of 18 years. He was placed in the
hospital due to wounds received
in September, 1862. He was
discharged due to the loss of all
fingers on his left hand from
these wounds. He was described
as being 5 feet 11 inches tall,
dark complexion, dark eyes and
dark hair.
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Charles Elijah Horton 1st Lieutenant 2nd SC Rifles

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Lieutenant Charles E. Horton

entered service on 11 January,
1862 from his home in Anderson,
South Carolina as a Sergeant into
Company G of the 2nd SC Rifles.
On 26 February, 1862 he received
a $50.00 (the equivalent of
$1400.00 2014 US Dollars)
enlistment bounty. On 14
October, 1862 he was promoted
to Lieutenant. He served without
resigned on 18 March, 1864.
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David Louis Donnald Lieutenant Colonel 2nd SC Rifles Co F & S

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Lieutenant Colonel Donnald

October, 1861 from his home
in Anderson, South Carolina
into Companies F & S of the
2nd SC Rifles. He entered
service at the rank of 1st
Lieutenant. He was promoted
to Major on 22 January, 1864
after he was wounded. In
January of 1865 he is listed
with the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel. He was paroled at
Appomattox Court House,
Virginia on 9 April, 1865.
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George W. Anderson Private 3rd SC Light Artillery

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Private George W. Anderson entered

service on 1 February, 1863 from his
home in Anderson County as a hired
substitute for E. J. Turner. He entered
Company E of the 3rd SC Light Artillery.
On 20 June, 1864 he was acting on
detached duty for the Quartermaster
Department as a teamster.
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Hugh Barmore
Private 6th SC Cavalry Co G
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Private H. R. Barmore entered

service on 9 February, 1863 from
Carolina. He was sent to Columbia
where the Medical Board of
Examiners issued a discharge from
service to him on 16 April, 1863.
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Hugh M. Prince Private 4th SC Reserves Co B

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Private Hugh M. Prince entered service on

South Carolina into Company B of the 4th
SC Reserves. He died of Typhoid Fever on
12 January, 1865 at the Ladies General
Hospital in Columbia, South Carolina.
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J. F. Campbell Private Hampton Legion Co D

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Private J. F. Campbell entered

home in Williston, Anderson
County, South Carolina. He joined
into Company D of the Hampton
Legion. He served without serious
incident or injury until he was
Appomattox, Virginia on 9 April,
1865.
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Joseph J. Acker Corporal 4th SC Infantry Co J

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Corporal Acker entered service

on 7 June, 1861 in Columbia,
South Carolina at the age of 20
years old from his home in
Anderson, South Carolina. He
joined Company J of the 4th SC
Infantry. He served without
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William Spearman Private 24th SC Infantry Co F

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Private W M Spearman entered

home in Anderson, South Carolina
into Company F of the 24th South
Carolina Infantry. He died of
disease on 23 September, 1863 in
the hospital at Lauderdale
Springs, Mississippi. His remains
and effects were claimed by his
widow, Susan A. Spearman. His
cash on hand was $18.75 (the
currency).
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Sanford Vandiver Irby Private 1sy SC Sharp Shooters

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Private S V Irby entered service

on 17 January, 1862 into
Company G of the 27th SC
Infantry. He served with this unit
until he was transferred into
Company C of the 1st SC
Sharpshooters. He served with
the Sharp Shooters without
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Thomas Cox
Private Hampton Legion Co D
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Private Cox entered service on 26

September, 1863 from his home in
Williamston, South Carolina into
Company D of Hampton Legion. He
was detached for special duty in
Columbia, South Carolina. He served
without serious incident or injury.
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William W. Holder Private Hampton Legion Co D

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Private William Holder entered

service on 19 December, 1861 from
Carolina into Company D of the
Hampton Legion. He served without
was paroled on 1 May, 1865 at
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Washington Lafayette Prince Sergeant 19th SC Infantry

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Sergeant Prince entered service on

19 December, 1861 into Company G
of the 19th SC Infantry from his home
in Abbeville, South Carolina. He was
promoted to 1st Corporal on 3
January, 1862. He was promoted to
Sergeant on 1 January, 1864. He was
paroled on 28 April, 1865 at High
Point, North Carolina.
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William Hand
Private 3rd SC Infantry Co B
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Private Hand entered
service on 5 December,
1861 into Company B of
the 3rd SC Infantry at
Columbia, South Carolina
at the age of 25 years. He
was reported as missing
in action on 14 September,
1862 at South Mountain,
Maryland. He was left at
the hospital near Knoxville,
Tennessee on 4 December,
1863 detailed as a cook.
He was taken as a prisoner
and exchanged from Fort
Delaware, Delaware to
Aikens Landing, Virginia
on 2 October, 1862. He
was declared exchanged
on 10 October, 1862.
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William Henrie Austin Private 1st SC Rifles (Orrs) Co G

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Private Austin entered service on

20 July, 1861 from his home in
Company G of the 1st SC Rifles
(Orrs). He entered at Camp
Pickens in Sandy Springs at the
age of 37 years. He was discharged
with a general physical disability
discharge. He is described as being
a house painter by occupation. He
was 6 feet tall, dark complexion,
blue eyes and black hair.
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William M. Blake Private 12th SC Infantry Co C

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Private William M Blake entered

service on 18 March, 1862 at
Ridgeway, South Carolina into
Company C of the 12th SC Infantry at
the age of 37 years. He was wounded
and left behind at Falling Waters on 7
August, 1863 . He was captured and
taken prisoner where he pledged by
oath to be a non combatant and was
released. He nevertheless returned to
duty on 25 September of 1863 after
being paroled as a prisoner of war. He
was captured again at Spotsylvania,
Virginia on 12 May, 1864. He was held
at Belle Plain, Virginia then sent to
Fort Delaware, Delaware POW
Camp21 May, 1864. He was released
again on 10 June, 1865 after taking
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Willis Chapel Methodist Church
Cemetery
Willis Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery

James Joel McAbee
William H.
Dunn
J. Larkin Newton
Philip Welborn Tims
David Watkins
William Watkins
Andrew Franklin White
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James Joel McAbee Private 3rd SC Infantry Co K

Willis Chapel Methodist Cemetery GPS
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Private McAbee entered service on 13

April, 1861 at Spartanburg, South
Carolina into Company F of the 5th SC
Infantry. He joined his unit at
Orangeburg, SC on 4 June, 1861. He
injury, There was no record of his
discharge found.
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J. Larkin Newton Private 1st SC Troops Co A

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Private Larkin Newton entered

service on 1 August, 1863 from
Carolina into Company A of the
1st S State Troops. He joined for
a period of 6 months. No
further records were found.
There is no record of his
discharge.
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Philip Welborn Tims Private

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Private P W Tims entered service

on 21 September, 1863 from his
home in Anderson, South Carolina.
He served without serious incident
of injury. No record of discharge
was found.
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Andrew Franklin White Private 4th SC Infantry

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Private Andrew Franklin White

entered service on 7 June, 1861 at
the age of 20 years old at Columbia,
South Carolina from his home in
Pendleton, Anderson County, South
Carolina. He served without serious
incident or injury. No record of
discharge was located.
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William H. Dunn Private 1st SC Infantry Co G

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Private W. H. Dunn entered service

on 25 March 1863 at Pickens,
South Carolina into Company G of
the 1st SC Infantry. He was listed as
a teamster on the Quartermaster
Division. He is listed as a deserter
on 3 December, 1864. No further
service records were found.
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William Watkins Private 12 SC Infantry Co K

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Private Watkins entered service on

29 August, 1861 at Lightwood Knot
(near Columbia, South Carolina into
Company K of the 12th SC Infantry.
He was from Walhalla, South
Carolina and was 33 years old at
enlistment. He was wounded at
Sharpsburg, Virginia on 4 November,
1862 and furloughed for 40 days to
recuperate at home. He returned to
service and was captured at
Antietam, Maryland on 28
September, 1862 and sent to Fort
McHenry, Maryland. He was
transferred to Fort Monroe, Virginia
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13 October,
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David Watkins
Willis Chapel Methodist Cemetery
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David Watkins entered service from

his home in Anderson, South Carolina
on 28 March, 1862 at Charleston,
South Carolina into Company G of the
22nd SC Infantry. Sergeant Watkins
injury until he was captured on 4 April,
1865 at Petersburg, Virginia. He was
transferred to City Point, Virginia POW
Camp. He was described as having fair
complexion, auburn hair, grey eyes
and standing 6 feet 1 inch tall. He was
Incorrect spelling of
released from Point Lookout, Virginia
Watkins
on 21 June, 1865.
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Zion Methodist
Zion Methodist Church Cemetery

Robert Graham
James Anderson Hatcher
John Henry Outz
James Robinson Williamson
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James Anderson Hatcher Private 2nd SC Rifles Co D

Zion Methodist Cemetery GPS
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Private J A Hatcher entered

service on 31 December, 1861 into
Company D of the 2nd SC Rifles
from his home in Pendleton, South
Carolina. He mustered in at
Sullivans Island, South Carolina.
He was wounded in the ear at the
Battle of Seven Days in Richmond,
Virginia between June 27 and June
30, 1862. He was paroled at
Appomattox Court House, Virginia
on 9 April, 1865.
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James Robert Williamson Private 17th SC Infantry

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Private James Williamson entered

service on 20 October, 1864 into
Company B of the 17th SC Infantry at
Petersburg, Virginia into Company B
of the 17th SC Infantry. He was paid
a enlistment bounty of $50.00 (the
currency). He was captured near
Petersburg, Virginia on 25 March,
1865 and sent to City Point, Virginia
POW Camp. He was released on 21
June 1865. He was described as
being dark complexion, brown hair,
hazel eyes and standing 5 feet 5
inches.
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John Henry Outz Private 14th SC Infantry Co B

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Private Outzs entered service on

12 August, 1861 at Camp Butler,
South Carolina from his home in
into Company B of the 14th SC
Infantry. He served without
serious incident or injury. There is
no record of his discharge.
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Robert Graham Private 4th SC Cavalry Co D

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Private R M Graham
(mislabeled as MR Graham)
entered service on 1 January,
1862 at South Santee, South
Carolina into Company D of
the 4th SC Cavalry. He is
listed as being sick and sent
to the hospital on 3 July,
1864. His horse was sent to
Lynchburg, Virginia. There
are no further records found
of his service or discharge.
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Alphabetical Listing of
Confederate Veterans
with their Final Resting Place
J. O. Jones M. L. Keys W. N. Thompson W. R.

Acker James
Ashley Ashley E.A.
Waddell
P. A. Keys A. J. Langston
Edward
W. Wade A. L. Welch
Bell
George W. Bell Samuel W. J. B. Latham M. T. LongJ. R. Wentworth R. L.
Boyd
D.S. Branyon B. F. Brown J. P. Looper S. Martin Williams
J. l. WILLIAMS J.A. Wooten
W. J. Martin J. A. McAllster
C. D. Brownlee Isaac
W. P. Wright J. P. Young
J. J. McBee - A. McGee
Calahan
C. C. Campbell W. A. Cason
W. H. Cater T. G. Clemson A. C. McGee J. M. Merritt
J. R. Cleveland J. N. Cox G. T. Milam D. Murdock
Aris Cox H. H. Dalrymple J. T. Murdock J. H. Ouzts
F. A. Daniels B. E. DicksonJ. J. Owen R. J. Pool
Y. H. Divver W. M. Ellison J. W. Poor S. P. PruittReturn to Master
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H. A. Ellison N. O. Farmer W. N. Purdy G. W, Richey
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G. W. Farmer J. C. Gantt J. S. Richey M. Sanders
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E. Sanders J. W. Sherard
R. T. Garrett S. Grant
W. W. Sherard B. P. Sloan
H. H. Gray A. M. Hall
D. B. Sloan J. A. Smith
D. J. Hall W. F. Harris
W. G. Smith J. V. Stribling
S. P. Harris W. A. Hill
J. L. Humphreys L. V. JonesM. B. Strickland J. A.
Thompson
Acker James Ashley

Elihu H.
Joseph M.
Newton
Peter G.
Acker
Acker
Acker
Acker
Shady Grove Baptist

Shady Grove Baptist
Shady Grove Baptist
Shady Grove Baptist
William Hobart
Acker
Joseph J.
Joseph M.
Lieutenant
Corporal
Private
Private
D
J
E
G
Hampton Legion Infantry

4th SC Infantry
2nd SC Rifles
Medical discharge
Paroled
Paroled
POW @ Stanton, VA
Corporal
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Acker
Shady Grove Baptist Church

Cemetery
Corporal
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
Adams
First Presbyterian Church
Captain
F&S
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
E. N.
Adams
Good Hope Presbyterian

Church
Private
Hampton Legion Cavalry
Medical discharge
Andrew B.
Adams
Mount Bethel Baptist Church
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Alfred
Alfred
Jacob
John W.
James Franklin
Joseph Duncan
William Hannon
M. Pincney
William H.
Adams
Aldrich
Alewine
Alexander
Allen
Allen
Allen
Allen
Anderson
Silver Brook Cemetery

Belton Memorial Cemetery
Pelzer Memorial Cemetery
Big Creek Baptist Church
Siloam Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Multiple
Candidates
Lieutenant
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Captain
F
I
A
B
D
C
D
J
Unable to verify
6th SC Cavalry
14th SC Infantry
2nd SC Sharpshooters
18th SC Infantry
6th SC Cavalry
4th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
Medical discharge
POW - Ricketts Farm,
Discharged
POW - City Point
Died - unstated reason
Discharged
DOW - Frayser's Farm, VA
Daniel Forde
Anderson
Robert Quentin
Anderson
Richardson Harrilson Anderson

Lieutenant
Private
Private
L
F
L
1st SC Rifles (Orr's)

1st SC State Troops
8th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
Discharged
Discharged
William Henry
Anderson
Private
10th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
George W.
John A.
N. B.
Anderson Cemetery
Armstrong Barkers Creek Baptist
Private
Private
Private
3rd SC Light Artillery

20th Sc Infantry
8th SC Reserves
Discharged
Medical discharge
Not stated
William Charley
Private
E
E
C
E,
F&S
20th Sc Infantry
Discharged
Archibald S.
Armstrong Mount Bethel Baptist Church
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Hudson B.
Arnold
Sergeant
KIA - Fredericksburg, VA.
Ashley

Church
Private
20th SC Infantry
Paroled
James R.
Church
Church
Church
Church
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August 1, 1828
Unknown, 1840
March 29, 1836
April 2, 1828
November 30,
1844
July 22, 1865

Unknown, 1907
April 12, 1876
August 30, 1913
December 25,
1924
March 25, 1826

December 17,
1836
September 10,
1845
December 16,
1841
March 2, 1878
January 8, 1878
September 13,
1894
Juse 5, 1865
January 17, 1825 October 24, 1899

May 16, 1844
May 17, 1919
October 1, 1838
July 28, 1909
Unknon, 1831
July 15, 1910
14 April 1844
23 January 1878
11 May 1834
January 3, 1902
March 27, 1831
June 21, 1863
March 21, 1839 October 27, 1900
Unknown, 1832
4 July, 1862
September 28,
1830
October 8, 1908
August 26, 1827
June 24, 1899
February 25, 1829
May 9, 1907
December 31,
Unknown
1922
November 27,
March 7, 1828
1901
August 21, 1844 August 16, 1865
March 11, 1823
April 9, 1863
August 1, 1839
September 15,
1837
January-05
November 22,
1834
November 2, 1880
November 20,
1894
17 December
1862
February 12, 1913
Edward Ashley E.A. Bell
Edward W.
Ashley
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Unknown, 1804
January 11, 1880
John T.
Ashley
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
January 20, 1837
February 5, 1922
John H.
Wilson A.
Ashley
Ashley

Private
Private
L
G
Deserter
POW - City Point, IL
April 30, 1813

September 24, 1838
January 4, 1900
April 9, 1918
S. J.
Atwood
Private
Van Dorn Conscripts
POW - Vicksburg, MS
February 28, 1828
June 14, 1895
John H.
Austin
W. H.
Austin
William Hermie
Austin

Honea Path Presbyterian
Church
Church
Cemetery
Lewis Malone
Ayer
Frederick
Robert Smith
Bagwell
Bailey
Mount Pisgah Baptist

Midway Presbyterian Church
Private
Private
K
D
James Daniel A
Bailey
Private
John Joseph
Baker
Private
Reuben Wesley
William L.
Ballard
Banister
Beaverdam Baptist Church

James
Bannister
Mattison
Bannister
Thomas H.
Private
16th SC Infantry
Paroled
November 22, 1842
November 2, 1896
Private
16th SC Infantry
POW - Egypt, MS.
November 22, 1832
April 5, 1915
Private
Medical discharge
November 22, 1832
April 5, 1915
No records of service
Most likely Brevet rank
November 12, 1821
March 8, 1895

Paroled
Medical discharge
27th SC Infantry
Discharged
About 1846
August 16, 1900
7th SC Infantry
Discharged
January 19, 1845
January 23, 1935
Private
Private
D
K
7th NC Cavalry
1st SC Rifkes (Orr;s)
Discharged
Medical discharge
October 28, 1842

February 20, 1839
February 4, 1921
November, 1864
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
August 30, 1814
February 23, 1888
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Unknown, 1823
Unknown, 1895
Bannister
Private
20th SC Infantry
Paroled
April 15, 1832
March 12, 1908
John B. C.
Barkley
Private
Medical discharge
July 29, 1829
November 8, 1912
Hugh Robert
Barmore
Whitefield Baptist Church

Cemetery
Private
6th SC Cavalry
Medical discharge
November 15, 1845
August 23, 1903
William Felix
Barr
Private
7th SC Cavalry
POW - Richmond, VA
February 3, 1832
August 27, 1895
C. S.
Beaty
Captain
16th & 24th SC Infantry
Paroled
May 25, 1832
September 10, 1894
James Sadler
Beaty
Captain
17th SC Infantry
Discharged
November 23, 1838
May 26, 1885
Joseph R.
Beaty
Private
Died of accidental gunshot
Unknown, 1838
September 7, 1861
Beaty
Private
F
2nd
D
2nd SC Rifles
William C.

Church
Church
Church
Church
7th SC Infantry
DOD - Typhoid fever
Unknown, 1840
January, 1863
Robert Rufus
Beaty
Corporal
POW - City Point, VA
May 25, 1832
January 15, 1893
Benard Elliott
Bee
1st SC Infantry
DOW - 1st Manassas
February 8, 1824
July 22, 1861
George W.
E. A.
Belcher
Bell
Saint Paul Episcopal Church

Church
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
Discharged
November 26, 1831
January 15, 1907
December 16, 1842
February 24, 1916
Colonel (Brevet)
Lt. Colonel
3rd Lieutenant
QM Sergeant
C
A
11th SC Infantryq
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October 27, 1847

August 30, 1916
September 18, 1823 September 19, 1908
George W. Bell Samuel W. Boyd

George W.
Bell
G. S.
Bell
Private
Thomas Pure
Benson
Geprge M.
Bigby
James A.
Bigby
John Wesley
Bigby

Church
Mount Zion Presbyterian
Church
First Presbyterian
Church
Church
Church
Church
Private
Bigby

Church
Private
Mount Bethel Baptist

Church
Private
Private
Private
Private
Sergeant
C
F
Private
Michael Alexander Bellotte
William Asbury
Clement L.
John Hiram
Bigby
Blackston White Plains Baptist
e
Church
James Macklin
Orr-Johnson Family
Blackwell Cemetery
William M.
J. C.
Blake
Boggs
H. D.
Boggs
Cemetery
Old Slabtown Cemetery
Sharon Methodist
Church
J. M.
Boggs
Sharon Methodist
Church
D.J.
Private
24th SC Infantry
Discharged
Palmers 1st Rifles SC

Militia
Medical discharge
November 14,
1847
March 24, 1922
May 16, 1839 August 27, 1922

January 1, 1830
July 24, 1861
Lieutenant
4th SC Infantry
Died of wounds
Lieutenant
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
June 10, 1835 October 9, 1880
Lieutenant
Discharged
May 22, 1820
Sergeant
20th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
July 1, 1899
January 7, 1831 March 23, 1900
POW - Appomattox, VA
April 18, 1822
April 12, 1872

October 23,
August 24, 1837
1911
Discharged
January 30,
1832
July 21, 1900
Discharged
February 24,
March 25, 1838
1913
10th SC Cavalry
Discharged
January 10.
June 9, 1829
1914
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
November 22,
1928
12 SC Infantry
POW - Fort Delaware, DE April 27, 1850
June 5, 1831
May 22, 1893
1st SC Cavalry
Discharged
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Discharged
July 7, 1844
13 October,
1819
January 10,
1840
1st SC State Troops
June 25, 1932

December 18,
1890
Private
1st SC State Troops
Deserter - never
reported
Bohannon First Baptist Church
Private
6th SC Cavalry
Discharged
William John
Bolt
Asbury Methodist
Private
22nd SC Infantry
William L.
Bolt
Private
22nd SC Infantry
Abram
Bolt
Hopewell Baptist Church

New Hope Methodist
Church
Private
22nd SC Infantry
May 1839
Toliver
Bolt
New Prospect Baptist
Corporal
22nd SC Infantry
Paroled
March 8, 1833
April 29, 1910

November 6,
1903
Joseph H.
Bostick
Private
Gregg's SC Artillery
Bowen
Bowen
First Creek Baptist

Church
14th SC Infantry
Discharged
Paroled
January 22,
1831
September 20,
1845
April 26, 1827
July 10, 1905

September 7,
1938
July 31, 1899
John Wesley
William J.
Private
June 30, 1830

September 22,
1836
POW - Point of Rocks, VA
Private
D to
1st Butlers
Infantry
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names
POW - Discharged
May 15, 1899

February 12,
1920
December 14,
1909
D.S. Branyon B. F. Brown
D. S.
Robert H.
Branyon
Branyon
Barkers Creek Baptist

Unable to verify
Private
Thomas M.
Branyon
Private
K
1st
B
Enoch W.
Belton Memorial
Breazeale Cemetery
Private
Henry N.
Dorchester Baptist
Breazeale Church
John H.
Dorchester Baptist
Breazeale Church
John Enoch
B. B.
James A.
J. M.
POW - Discharged
7th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
March 2, 1814
13th SC Infantry
Discharged
June 13, 1824
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Private
6th SC Cavalry
Breazeale Silver Brook Cemetery

Breazeale Silver Brook Cemetery
Brissey
Private
Sergeant
Private
J
J
B
4th SC Infantry
4th SC Infantry
16th SC Infantry
Broadwell Silver Brook Cemetery
Private
2nd Georgia Infantry
Sergeant
20th SC Infantry
Private
20th SC Infantry
Private
Corporal
D
E
13th SC Infantry
20th SC Infantry
Private
7th SC Cavalry
Brock

Church
Reuben
Brock

Church
James Albert
James H.
Brock
Brock

W. C.
Brown
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Daniel
Brown
Alexander
Elias Z.
John M.
Brown
Brown
Brown

Flat Rock Baptist Church
Private
Private
Private
F
D
G
1st SC Artillery
1st SC Cavalry
Robert F.
Brown
Midway Presbyterian
Church
Private
Brown
New Salem Baptist

Church
Sergeant
4th SC Infantry
Private
L,
F&S
F&S
2nd SC Rifles
James L.
Peter R.
Elijah W
Joseph Newton
September 13,
1845
August 21, 1826
March 21, 1821 February 3, 1899
No records found
Brown
Brown

Multiple
Candidates
Colonel
14thnames
SC Infantry
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to
April 15, 1882

February 17,
1864
November 27,
1892
May 1, 1830
December 3,
1844
July 1, 1895
Listed as a Deserter
October 19,
1848
July 6, 1926
Discharged
October 1, 1836 June 22, 1915
Discharged
April 11, 1842
June 12, 1914
POW at Greenville, SC
September 3,
November 22,
1844
1934
Discharged
September 18,
1825
April 11, 1891
POW - Harpers Ferry, VA
November 18,
1818
June 9, 1896
Paroled
February 11,
1847
January 31, 1930
Discharged
August 7, 1840
June 3, 1925
Paroled
December 29,
February 18,
1829
1884
Discharged
Paroled
October 27,
December 15,
1799
1876
October 18,
1822
March 10, 1897
Discharged
January 26, 1839 July 12, 1916
POW - Louisville KY
March 10,1822 January 21, 1891
Discharged
September 3,
1842
July 14, 1913
Discharged
February 21,
April 17, 1834
1890
Discharged
February 10,
1839
August 7, 1891
Discharged
POW - Ft. Delaware, DL Unknown, 1832 Unknown, 1921
C. D. Brownlee Isaac Calahan

C. D.
Brownlee Cemetery
Private
2nd SC Cavalry
KIA - Richmond, VA
September 1,
1846
James A.
Brownlee Starr Baptist Church
Private
2nd SC Cavalry
Discharged
June 9, 1839
June 30, 1862

December 23,
1911
Aaron R.
Broyles
No records
found
Augustus Taliaferro Broyles
Captain
Discharged
March 20, 1821

September 26,
1824
May 3, 1899
November 7,
1904
John Pendleton
Broyles
No records
found
Charles Perry
James A.
Bruce
Bruce

Private
Private
G
G
1st SC Infantry
5th SC Reserves
Discharged
Discharged
L. O.
Bruce
Private
1st SC Infantry
Paroled
Brurriss
New Salem Baptist

Church
Private
13th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
Sergeant
D
D
18th SC Infantry
18th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
18th SC Infantry
Discharged
April 1, 1842
August 4, 1904
October 12,
1912
February 15,
1915
William
Roberts Church
Fants Grove Baptist

Church
Mountain Springs Baptist
Church
Neidam Kirsey
Burt R.
Bryant
Bryant
Simon G.
Bryant
P. P.
Buchanan Silver Brook Cemetery
James Hamilton
Burdine
William Griffin
4th SC Infantry
No records
found
August 29, 1846 August 23, 1927

December 16,
May 26, 1823
1876
May 9, 1841
April 25, 1862
September 25,
1846
May 5, 1918
December 4,
October 27,
1825
1895
December 22,
1837
January 11, 1915
July 9, 1829
August 11, 1894
Private
Hampton Legion
Infantry
POW - Rock Island, IL
Burgess

Six & Twenty Baptist
Church
February 1, 1842
September 15,
1843
Private
18th SC Infantry
Discharged
July, 1845
May 23, 1915
R. M.
Burns
Sandy Springs Methodist
Private
Trenholm's Mounted
Riflemen
Paroled
January 5, 1834
James R.
Burns
Private
Burress
Private
January 2, 1835
July 6, 1910
Thomas B.
Burress
Lebanon Baptist Church

New Salem Baptist
Church

Questionable - possible
deserter
June 16, 1843
William

Hampton Legion
Infantry
May 23, 1910

November 22,
1906
Private
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
Burress
Private
24th SC Infantry
POW - Point Lookout, MD
Burriss
Mountain Creek Baptist

Church
Private
August 5, 1833
October 20,
1838
December 15,
1815
June 13, 1868
New Salem Baptist

Church
James M.
Levi J.
Return
to
names
F
1st SC Cavalry
Discharged
June 8, 1863
September 18,
1881
C. C. Campbell W. A. Cason
Belton Memorial
Calhoune C.
Campbell Cemetery
Private
1st SC Infantry
Discharged
Corporal
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
Campbell Presbyterian
Private
24th SC Infantry
DOD - Unknown
Unknown
September 25,
1844
November 11,
1840
Lewis Edwin
Campbell Eureka Baptist Church
James N.
Jesse Alexander
Generostee ARP
Private
2nd SC Artillery
DOD - unknown
May 24, 1838
John W.
Private
F&S
2nd SC Rifles
DOD - Erysipelas
Unknown, 1830
William Obediah
Generostee ARP
Private
24th SC Infantry
DOD - Rheumatics fever
Robert Lewis
Neal's Creek Baptist

Campbell Church
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
George J.
Providence Methodist
Campbell Church
Private
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
Private
Medical discharge
Corporal
2nd SC Rifles
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Private
Private
E
F
4th SC Infantry
13th SC Infantry
Private
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Sergeant
14th SC Infantry
Generostee ARP
Generostee ARP
T. A. F.
Roberts Church
Campbell Cemetery
Roberts Church
Campbell Cemetery
William Harrison
William Franklin
Roberts Church
Campbell Cemetery
Campbell Union Baptist Church
J. F.
Campbell Cemetery
James G.
Cann
W. C.
Cann
Mount Tabor Baptist

Church
New Salem Baptist
Church
Private
2nd SC Cavalry
Discharged
Cannon
Old Hopewell Baptist

Church
Lieutenant
22nd SC Infantry
DOD - unknown
Ibra
Cannon
Shady Grove Baptist

Church
Private
5th SC Infantry
Discharged
Matthew
Capps
Mount Airy Baptist

Church
George T.
John Hunter
Lucius A.
John P.
James Berry
Roberts Church
Carlisle
Cemetery
Pelzer Memorial
Carnes
Cemetery
Carpenter Church
July 18, 1939

September 23,
1927
October 19,
1863
February 12,
1864
February 17,
1863
Unknown, 1843 Unknown, 1864

December 26,
January 1, 1833
1918
November 23,
November 21,
1820
1908
October 12,
1839
June 12, 1921
POW - Point Lookout, MD August 31, 1837
April 21, 1867

October 10,
December 18,
1841
1921
Medical discharge
Medical discharge
February 16,
1841
June 23, 1875
Paroled
December 6,
1918
POW - David's Island. NY June 24, 1840
Multiple
Candidates
June 21, 1845

November 17,
1835
February 19,
1819
March 7, 1926
March 3, 1846
May 24, 1862

July 23, 1883
Corporal
KIA - Fredericksburg, VA
April 1, 1833
April 14, 1923

December 13,
1862
Private
12th SC Infantry
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Paroled
Unknown
April 30, 1892
Return
to namesPOW at Ft. Delaware, Del.
Private
C
W. H. Cater T. G. Clemson
Beauregard's 4th SC
Vol's
Medical Discharge
4th SC Reserves
Discharged
Private
2nd SC Cavalry
Discharged
Private
16th SC Infantry
William Harrison
Cater
Private
Thomas M.
Cater
Private
Enoch Benson
Cater
Thomas Walker
Cely
Bethesda Methodist
Church
William Moses
Chamblee Cemetery
James M.
Robert T.
Chamblee Church
William T.
Chamblee Cemetery
J. Thompson
John G.
Roberts Church
Chanblee Cemetery
Chapman Old Slabtown Cemetery
Hewlett P.
Lewis T.
Daniel S.
William A.
Robert S.
Samuel M.
KIA - Franklin, TN.
October 9, 1847
December 10,
1824
July 22, 1932

February 20,
1897
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
January 24,
1849
February 23,
1837
Sergeant
2nd SC Rifles
Discharged
May 15, 1833
April 29, 1910
January 11,
1829
January 24,
1899
Unable to verify
Roberts Church
No records
found
Private
Private
G
G
22nd SC Infantry
12th SC Infantry
Paroled
Discharged
Chapman Church
Private
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Shady Grove Baptist

Chapman Church
Private
20th SC Infantry
DOD - Unknown
Private
Holcombe Legion
Infantry
Captain
Medical discharge
Shady Grove Baptist
Chapman Silver Brook Cemetery

Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Cheshire
Christoph
er
Private
14th SC infantry
Paroled
Corporal
19th SC Infantry
POW - Camp Butler, IL
John Thomas
Clamp
Varennes Presbyterian
Church
Joab M.
Clardy
Clardy Family Cemetery
Corporal
4th SC Reserve
Discharged
James D.
Clardy
Clardy Family Cemetery
Private
18th SC Infantry
Discharged
John F.
Clardy
Sergeant
F&S
13th SC Infantry
Discharged
Clardy

Church
John Franklin
May 18, 1876

April 4, 1917
December 17,
1886
December 24,
1864
Belton Memorial

Chamblee Church
Chamblee Church
August 5, 1841
February 14,
1846
D
4th SC Infantry
Return
to
names
Private
Discharged

January 12,
August 10, 1840
1874
March 11, 1842 April 10, 1925
December 26,
Unknown, 1845
1926
July 20, 1843
February 13,
1845
August 11, 1862

30 February,
1845
July 7, 1831
January 21,
1836
March 12, 1903

July 12, 1914
May 12, 1832 October 9, 1905

September 22,
January 13,
1814
1892
February 20,
1843
April 5, 1863
January 21,
April 7, 1841
1904
January 12,
1848
July 18, 1923
November 29,
J. R. Cleveland J. N. Cox
Johnathan R.
J. Fleetwood
Cleveland

Belton Memorial
Clinkscales Cemetery
W. Fleetwood
Ebenezer Methodist
Clinkscales Church
Clinkscales Church
L. N.
Thomas Leftwich
Private
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Paroled
Sergeant
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
Multiple Candidates
Lieutenant
Clinkscales Rice Family Cemetery
Private
JohnF.
Clinkscales Silver Brook Cemetery
Corporal
John Bartlett
Reuben Pyles
Private
Private
D
F
Private
Private
William M.
Clinkscales Starr Baptist Church

Clinkscales Starr Baptist Church
Belton Memorial
Cobb
Cemetery
Cobb
Church
Roberts Church
Cochran
Cemetery
Corporal
A. G.
Cochran
A. M.
John Robert
Cochran
Cochran
M. Y.
Coker

Pelzer Memorial
Cemetery
Oliver
Cole
Thomas S.
Cole
David A.
John D.
John J.
Coleman
Compton
Cooley
William M.
Hiram C.
Emory T.
Cooley
Cooley
Cooley
James A.
Matthew A.
Double Springs Baptist

Church
Church
Church
Rice Family Cemetery
Cedar Grove Baptist
19th SC Cavalry
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
24th SC Infantry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
September 9,
1828
December 28,
1837
April 28, 1926
May 25, 1833
July 17, 1900
Discharged
Unknown, 1848
Unknown, 1906
POW - Warrenton, VA
January 7, 1831
March 17, 1928
Paroled
Unknown, 1840
July 3, 1927
December 13,
1862
June 25, 1908
KIA - Fredericksburg, VA February 20, 1839

Paroled
January 26, 1846
20th SC Infantry
2nd Mississippi
Infantry
March 24, 1909
Discharged
February 17, 1837 October 11, 1905
Paroled
January 7, 1845
April 12, 1919
Paroled
Unknown
Unknown
August 31, 1848
August 23, 1913
Multiple
Candidates
Multiple
Candidates
Private
unable to verify
4th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
August 3o, 1842
January 4, 1923
Private
6th SC Cavalry
Medical discharge
February 2, 1842
June 6, 1919
August 29, 1823
January 26, 1915
Unverified
Private
3rd SC Cavalry
Discharged
October 1, 1840
March 6, 1926
Private
Private
Private
A
K
A

Paroled
Discharged
Unknown, 1829
May 20, 1846
15 March 1835
Unknown, 1889
April 8, 1923
2 January 1864
Private
Surgeon
Private
D
F&S
C
6th SC Cavalry
2nd SC Rifles
4th SC Cavalry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
4th SC Infantry
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
Discharged
Discharged
4 May 1826
July 21, 1832
March 14, 1818
May 2, 1903
July 15, 1873
March 8, 1889
Return to names
Aris Cox H. H. Dalrymple

Aris
Cox
Joel B.
Cox
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Church
Cox

Church
William B.
Private
Discharged
Private
Discharged
Private
POW - Hart Island, NY
April 6, 1844
June 11. 1903
January 30, 1847 March 28, 1906

December 26,
July 27, 1843
1924
December 15,
October 1, 1844
1917
James Polk
Cox
Abner R.
Cox

Church
Shady Grove Baptist
Church
Lieutenant
Discharged
James Madison Polk Cox
Shady Grove Baptist

Church
Corporal
4th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
James Polk
Shady Grove Baptist

Church
Sergeant
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
Private
2nd
K
Discharged
Private
7th SC Infantry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Questionable - deserter
July 15, 1835
May 20, 1912
Lieutenant
2nd SC Rifles
KIA - Richmond, VA
August 28, 1823
June 30, 1862
Cox
J. N.
Cox
John J.
Cox
John Milton
Cox

Shady Grove Baptist
Church
Shady Grove Baptist
Church
Joseph Mattison
Cox
Shady Grove Baptist

Church
Shady Grove Baptist
Church
Shady Grove Baptist
Church
Matthew G.
Cox
Thomas Jefferson
John A. J.
Cox
Cox
Thomas
Cox
Robert C.
Baylis Franklin
Samuel Maxwell
Samuel Lewis
Wesley
Crawford
Crayton
Crayton
Adam F.
Cromer

Church
David W.
James Ibzan
Crosby
Crowther

Thomas W.
Harvey A.
Crymes
Cummings Barkers Creek Baptist
C. Columbus
Cummings Silver Brook Cemetery

Cunningha
m
Samuel
Cemetery
Cedar Grove Baptist
Church
Crenshaw Pelzer Memorial Cemetery
Saint Paul Episcopal
Sergeant
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
July 14, 1841
August 25, 1912

December 15,
October 1, 1844
1917
December 15,
October 1, 1844
1917
December 29,
March 14, 1841
1875
November 23,
1838
No records found
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
June 21, 1833
Private
Private
K
L

Discharged
Medical discharge
Private
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Discharged
April 17, 1825

May 1, 1828
December 9,
1819
Private
Quarter Master
Private
I
F&S
G, B
1st SC Infantry
7th SC Cavalry
Private
1st SC State Troops
Unverified
Multiple
Candidates
Private
Corporal
Private
I
D,
F&S
E
No records found
Private
March 20, 1865

June 14, 1892
April 4, 1893
May 6, 1845
July 17, 1914
Paroled
July 11, 1820 February 5, 1907
Resigned - unknown reason
October 31, 1843
May 8, 1889
Paroled
Medical discharge
July 14, 1836
September 14,
1913
February 22,
1824
February 28,
1898
Unable to verify
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
July 12, 1827

July 25, 1848
April 30, 1899

October 13, 1923
Corporal
20th SC Infantry
Paroled
Discharged
April 2, 1837
June 6, 1845
May 18, 1892

January 5, 1918
August 8, 1843 January 17, 1897
Unable to verify
K
May 13, 1928

November 30,
1921
2nd SC Cavalry
Return to names
Discharged
April 12, 1845
January 19, 1922
F. A. Daniels B. E. Dickson
F. A.
Daniels
C. A.
Daniels
John W.
Daniels
Pelzer Memorial
Cemetery
Pendleton Methodist
Church
S. W.

Ebenezer Methodist
Darby
Church
Belton Memorial
Davenport Cemetery
Charles
Davies
Brazzel S.
Davis
James Franklin
Davis
Matthew A.
Davis
Wesley K.
Davis
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Enoch
Davis
William Childs
Davis
Bannister Allen
T. J.
Questionable - Possible
deserter
Private
1st SC Artillery
Private
Captain
4th SC Infantry
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Medical discharge
May 17, 1833
May 17, 1901
Private
20th SC Infantry
Paroled
July 13, 1912
Private
6th SC Cavalry
Discharged
July 14, 1845

November 10,
1829
May 18, 1902
August 22, 1824
May 20, 1910
May 19, 1839
August 14, 1914
Unknown
March 5, 1882

Church
No record found
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Sergeant
KIA - Virginia
February 23, 1910

September 30,
February 11, 1841
1864
2nd SC Rifles
Private
L, I
2nd SC Rifles
Private
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
February 5, 1823
April 2, 1911
Private
16th SC Infantry
KIA - Franklin, TN.
Unknown, 1864
Concord Baptist Church
Private
69th NC Infantry
Unknown
Private
Discharged
October 1, 1937
November 12,
1873
Davis

McThursday Methodist
Cemetery
Unknown, 1837
September 13,
1847
September 24,
1841
Lieutenant
Medical discharge
October 15, 1839
July 24, 1905
James N.
Davis
No service
record
May 15, 1920
Samuel J.
Davis
Discharged
May 11, 1845

December 16,
1844
William B.
Davis
Triangle Church
Cemetery-Belton
Multiple
Candidates
Unknown
Unknown
William Levels
Davis
Triangle Church
Cemetery-Belton
Multiple
Candidates
J. L.
Dawson
Bassell
Day
Thadeus C.
Dean

Fairview Methodist
Church
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Shady Grove Baptist
Private
B 36th Georgia Infantry

2nd
D
7th SC Infantry
Discharged
July 25, 1843
Unclear if he ever
reported for duty
B
Private
Private
7th SC Infantry
1st SC Infantry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Sergeant
F
SC Rifles
Return
to2ndnames
April 5, 1918
Possible deserter
December 14,
1821
December 12,
1829
April 22, 1873
Paroled
May 27, 1816
April 27, 1885
KIA - 7 Pines
July 9, 1841
June 30, 1862
May 10, 1905
Y. H. Divver W. M. Ellison
Alexander Latimer Dixon
Private
1st SC Infantry
POW - Ft. Delaware,

Delaware
A. C.
Dobbins
Private
2nd SC Cavalry
POW - Greenville, SC
John C.
Donnald
Private
KIA - North Anna, VA
Unknown, 1820
June 5, 1864
Davis Louis
Donnald
Roberts Church Cemetery

Church
Cemetery
February 27,
1846
October 21,
1840
December 27,
1826
February 19,
1824
Lt. Colonel
F&S
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
March 24, 1825
James A.
Drake
Ebenezer Methodist
Church
Sergeant
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
July 26, 1818
Enoch Harvey
Drake
Union Grove Methodist

Church
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
March 30, 1823
April 7, 1871
February 18,
1900
November 23,
1905
William J.
Drennan
Unknown, 1825
June 20, 1889
David H.
R. W.
Benjamin F.
B. F.
Drennon
Driver
Duckwort
h
Duncan
Smith's Chapel Church
William H.
Dunn
P. R.
Anderson
Young H.
Divver
Private
16th SC Infantry
Richard Furman
Divver
Private
2nd SC Infantry
Discharged
Concord Presbyterian
Church
Church
Shiloh Baptist Church
Discharged - under age
Unverified
November 18,
1905
September 14,
1930
February 15,
1908
September 21,
1888
Private
Private
C
I
1st SC State Troops

6th SC Cavalry
Discharged
Discharged
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Private
Captain
D
C
Holcombe Legion
Infantry
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
Discharged
Unknown, 1821
January 21, 1821
July 12, 1862

July 21, 1891
Willis Chapel Methdist

Church
Private
1st SC Infantry
DuPriest
Fairview Methodist
Church
Private
1st Georgia Cavalry
Durham
Private
1st SC State Troops
Ezekiel A.
Durham
C. E.
Earle
James Washington Earle

Church
Private
Lieutenant
Private
D
B
K
18th SC Infantry
4th SC Infantry
2nd SC Cavalry
Julius R.
Joseph L.
Samuel S.
Earle
Eaton
Edens

Private
Private
Private
B
E
F
7th SC Cavalry
1st SC Infantry
22nd SC Infantry
J. H.
Elgin
Bethany Baptist Church

First Creek Baptist
Private
1st SC State Troops
Unknown, 1817 March 18, 1895

September 2,
1828
June 26, 1909
Discharged
November 26,
1816
May 15, 1902
Questionable - AWOL
February 28,
October 25,
1846
1926
Discharged
Accident at Richmond, VA Unknown, 1835 August 7, 1861
July 10, 1827 February 1, 1901
Discharged
September 11,
1829
August 30, 1912
Paroled
Unknown
Unknown
POW - Morris Island, SC
June 29, 1842
April 9, 1928
Questionable - AWOL
December 11,
1846
May 3, 1914
Medical discharge
Return to names
Deserter
H. A. Ellison N. O. Farmer
Hugh A.
Ellison
James Monroe
Ellison
E. Franklin
Elrod

Church
Church
Bethesda Methodist
Church
J. A.
Elrod
Bethesda Methodist
Church
Adam F.
Elrod
Alfred W.
Samuel Lewis
Wesley
David S.
No records
found
June 16, 1829
June 16, 1838 February 6, 1926
Sergeant
4th SC Cavalry
Discharged
Corporal
6th SC Cavalry
Private
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
Private
18th SC Infantry
Elrod
G. Elrod Family Cemetery

New Hope Methodist
Church
Private
1st SC State Troops
Elrod
Elrod
Old Snowhill Methodist

Private
Private
E
F
6th SC Cavalry
24th SC Infantry
Discharged
Paroled
Benjamin D.
Elrod
Shiloh Methodist Church
Private
18th SC Infantry
Evert V.
Elrod
Private
18th SC Infantry
Samuel J.
Emerson

Ebenezer Methodist
Church
Sergeant
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
James H.
Emerson
Long Branch Baptist

Church
Private
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
KIA - Seven Days Battle
James Sidney
Erskine
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Discharged
July 11, 1823

November 25,
1837
December 1,
1841
James Milton
Erskine
First Presbyterian Church No record found

Paroled
June 21, 1822

December 11,
1833
Hugh C.
Erskine
John
John W.
Eskew
Eskew
John A.
Eskew
Joseph Alvin
Eskew
Midway Presbyterian
Church
Eskew - Burris Family
Cemetery
New Salem Baptist
Church
New Salem Baptist
Church
Willis
Evans
John Owens
Evans

Church
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
George W.
Authur Olen
J. M.
Evans
Evans
Evans
Iva Methodist Church

Pendleton Baptist Church
Private
April 25, 1905
July 2, 1839
June 8, 1925
December 20,
February 7, 1846
1920
Jamuary 18,
1834
June 24, 1906
Medical discharge
Questionable - No records
Unknown, 1818 January 28, 1895
found
August 17, 1833 January 26, 1876

May 10, 1832
April 10, 1915
October 27,
December 5,
1831
1879
October 19,
1834
June 25, 1912
April 4, 1904
June 10, 1931
September 25,
1926
May 21, 1903
Private
Multiple
Candidates
Private
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Discharged
April 9, 1841
May 22, 1837
Corporal
1st SC Infantry
Paroled
April 9, 1841
Corporal
1st SC Infantry
Paroled
Private
Discharged

February 20,
Unknown
1904
Private
24th SC Infantry
Discharged
Unknown, 1828
Private
Private
Private
L
F
F

24th SC Infantry
24th SC Infantry
POW- Camp Chase, TN.

Medical discharge
Paroled
May 20, 1840

Unknown
Unknown
Return to names
April 10, 1904

July 11, 1924
September 17,
1914
Unknown
September 29,
1904
October 1, 1918
Unknown
G. W. Farmer J. C. Gantt
Gaddis W.
Farmer
R. M.
William Henry
Stephen
Farrow
Feathersto
ne
Fielding - Martin Family
Fielding
Cemetery
Fields
Robert
Finley
S. M.
Fisher
Warren S.
Fleming
Ambrose M.
J. C. C.

Pelzer Memorial
Cemetery
Private
16th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
16th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
Discharged
Corporal
Private
4th SC Infantry
20th SC Infantry
DOD - Unknown
Discharged
7th SC Infantry
Discharged
Smith Chapel Methodist

Church
Private
D
E
2nd
H
Private
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
Private
24th SC Infantry
Discharged
Fleming
East View Cemetery

First Creek Baptist
Church
Private
Discharged
William H.
Ford
Sharon Methodist Church
Private
24th SC Infantry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Ransom
Foster
Bethesda Methodist
Church
Private
Ivy S.
L. Leroy
Freeman
Gaillard
James M.
Harper
Gambrell
Gambrell
James S.
Uell L.
Gambrell
Gambrell
Almon R.
Gambrell
Enoch
Gambrell
James C.
Gambrell
Samuel Vincent
Gambrell
D. W.
Gambrell
James H.
John Pegg
Gambrell
Gambrell

No record found
Private
Bethesda Methodist
Church
Private
Private
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Friendship Baptist
Church
Gambrell Family
Cemetery
Mount Tabor Baptist
Medical discharge
Unable to confirm
November 28,
1843
Unknown, 1835
December 25,
1835
July 21, 1896

September 15,
1904
July 12, 1813
April 14, 1838

August 2, 1922
November 1, 1819 October 30, 1911
September 1,
November 12,
1827
1864
May 12, 1822
September 1,
1846
June 25, 1904

February 25, 1931
Unknown, 1830
December 26,
1818
Unknown, 1895
October 26, 1838
April 5, 1916
May 26, 1877
Unknown
August 16, 1925
December 7, 1847
April 5, 1925
2nd SC Reserves
Discharged
D
C
18th SC Infantry
1st SC State Troops
POW - Farmville, VA
Discharged
Private
Private
L
L
2nd SC Rifles
Discharged
Discharged
Private
4th SC Infantry
Corporal
Private

Hampton Legion
Infantry
DOD - debility
Corporal
Discharged
Private
13th SC Infantry
Discharged
May 11, 1848
October 31, 1913
Private
Private
D
H
18th SC Infantry
2nd SC Cavalry
Discharged
Discharged
January 2, 1837
June 20, 1847
June 10, 1862

November 4, 1923
Return to names
March 23, 1903

May 22, 1900
Discharged
July 30, 1818

January 11, 1816
September 9,
1821
October 4, 1840
November 15,
1837
Discharged
Unknown, 1829
June 1, 1888
August 8, 1890
June 9, 1912
June 25, 1912
February 18, 1827 December 1, 1863

December 27,
1823
February 17, 1896
R. T. Garrett S. Grant
Richardson T.
W. C.
Garrett
Garrett

Private
Private
2nd
K
D
7th SC Infantry
18th SC Infantry
DOD - Typhoid fever

James Dan
Garrison
Asbury Methodist
Private
5th SC Cavalry
Discharged
Moses W.
Garrison
Private
Peter
Henry D.
Garrison
Garrison
Garrison
Private
Private
Ordinance
Sergeant
G
B
David
Asbury Methodist
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Shady Grove Baptist
Church
Emoziah
Gassaway Rice Family Cemetery
James Scruggs
Solomon
Gassaway Rice Family Cemetery

Belton Memorial
Geer
Cemetery
C. M.
Gentry
Private
F&S
Beat
4
Discharged
Unknown
Unknown
December 17,
1843
December 25,
1904
December 1, 1908
6th SC Reserves
16th SC Infantry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Discharged
Discharged
Unknown, 1840
February 25, 1820
Unknown, 1900
March 26, 1895
Discharged
August 29, 1839
January 9, 1914
5th SC Militia
Discharged
No records
found
Private
March 23, 1921
December 9, 1845 October 6, 1864
June 17, 1817

Medical discharge
June 25, 1864

Unknown
February 11, 1823
April 22, 1892

September 26,
1885
April 30, 1841
October 16, 1905
1st SC State Troops
Private
Private
Private
Private
C
G
I
E
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
6th SC Cavalry
4th SC Infantry
Paroled
Discharged
Paroled
Paroled
Corporal
2nd SC Rifles
DOD - Measles
April 7, 1831
May 18, 1862
Sergeant
6th SC Cavalry
Discharged
POW at Manassas released
April 30, 1840

March 19, 1838
February 28, 1914

September 21,
1912
Paroled
October 14, 1845
February 9, 1898
Paroled
February 2, 1834 Jaanuary 31, 1890
Lewis Wiley
W. J.
William M.
Joseph
Gentry
Gentry
Gibson
Gibson
A. R. N.
Gilmer
C. B.
Gilmer
Midway Presbyterian
Church
Midway Presbyterian
Church
Roberts Church
Cemetery
Roberts Church
Cemetery
No service
record
James J.
Gilmer
Private
John Marion
Glenn
Private
John Milton
Glenn
Private
John Fletcher
Glenn
Private
18th SC Infantry
POW - Elmira, NY
April 12, 1833
April 21, 1921
Matthew Thomas
Glenn
Private
Glenn
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
William Arthur
Gordon
March 30, 1831

September 22,
1829
September 9,
1839
November 23,
June 13, 1910

September 22,
1914
James G.
Rice Family Cemetery

Ruhamah Methodist
Church
Ruhamah Methodist
Church
Ruhamah Methodist
Church
Church

Hampton Legion
Infantry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Private
F
24th SC Infantry
Return
to
names
Paroled
Paroled
April 30, 1841

J. W.
May 14, 1836
August 9, 1910
August 11, 1845
March 18, 1912
July 26, 1843
February 20, 1908
July 29, 1917
H. H. Gray A. M. Hall
Hezikiah H.
Gray
Private
Paroled
James A.
Gray
Lieutenant
24th SC Infantry
POW - Louisville, KY
May 18, 1842

January 20,
1831
Wallace Deampert Gray
Church
Private
Senn's Post Guard
Discharged
September 17,
1824
James A.
Green
Private
DOD
Unknown, 1842
John T.
Benjamin H.
Nimrod A. J.
Green
Greer
Greer
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Sergeant
Private
Private
K
B
C

13th SC Infantry
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
Discharged
Discharged
Benjamin J. S.
Greer

Church
Private
5th SC State Troops
Discharged
April 28, 1840

January 8, 1849
August 25, 1819
January 10,
1818
David R.
Greer

Church
POW - Old Capital Prison,

DC
Robert A.
Greer
Private
Lieutenant
1st
K
7th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
D,
F&S
Hampton Legion
Paroled
July 19, 1834

January 17,
1847
Private
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
May 9, 1840
Corporal
Private
B
E
16th SC Infantry
20th Sc Infantry
Discharged
Richard
Gregory
Lieutenant
March 3, 1840
January 13,
1842
Holbert A.
Griffin
Elijah M.
Griffin
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Dorchester Baptist
Church
William M.
Christopher C.
Griffith
Grubbs

L. H.
Gunnells
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
no records
found
James R.
Guyton
Beaverdam Baptist
Church
Private
A. M.
James B.
Guyton
Haley

Lieutenant
Private
D
B
John J.
Hall
First Creek Baptist

Church
Sergeant
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
Josiah B.
Hall
Private
20th SC Infantry
Paroled
Unknown, 1814
November 18,
1839
William A.
Hall
Private
5th SC Reserve
Discharged
March 20, 1820
First Creek Baptist

Church
First Creek Baptist
Church
October 31,
1920
February 19,
1900
April 11, 1904
October 23,
1862
January 25,
1913
July 31, 1930
June 25, 1899
May 8, 1895
October 22,
1911
May 18, 1924
December 30, 1
912
October 23,
1847
June 22, 1880

December 30,
April 9, 1841
1921
January 11,
1836
January 31,
1925
February 14,
1908
May 10, 1843

POW - Capital City Camp,
July 20, 1841
July 11, 1916
DC
Deserter
Return to names
Palmetto
January 27,
1884
September 3,
1915
May 25, 1892
January 29,
D. J. Hall W. F. Harris
D. J
Hall
No record found
Unknown
J. A.
A. Jackson
Lent
Hall
Hall
Hall

Private
Private
Private
E
E
A
16th SC Infantry
11th SC Infantry
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Discharged
Discharged
December 6, 1848
Unknown, 1814
Unknown
David Lafayette
Fenton S.
Hall
Hall
Captain
Private
C
G
4th SC Infantry
6th SC Cavalry
Hall
Private
24th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
Discharged
Questionable - reported as
AWOL
April 2, 1827
June 14, 1820
A. J.

Cemetery
Richard F.
William
Hamby
Hamilton

Generostee ARP Presbyterian
Private
Sergeant
D
L
18th SC Infantry
A. M.
Hamilton
Beauregard's Lt. Artillery
H.
Hammond Shiloh Methodist Church
No record found
W. R.
Hammond Shiloh Methodist Church
Sergeant
2nd Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Private
3rd SC Infantry
Discharged
POW - Fort Delaware,
Delaware
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
William
Hand
Cemetery
John Martin
Hanks
Sergeant
Luke
Hanks
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Sergeant
John M.
Nimrod
J. T.
Hanks
Hanks
Hanna

Sergeant
Private
Private
E
C
F
W. B.
Harbin
Private
Balis Whitner
Harbin
Private
William
John W.
Hardy
Hargrove
McThursday Methodist
Cemetery
Multiple
Candidates
Private
William M.
William A.
John R.
Harkness
Harper
Harper
First Creek Baptist Church

Broadmouth Baptist Church
Private
Private
Private
William
Harper
Multiple
Candidates
December 17,
1901
November 20,
1918
Unknown, 1895
April 30, 1887
September 29,
1889
June 1, 1887
Paroled
Paroled
April 4, 1826
September 23,
1844
May 26, 1833
March 11, 1908

October 11, 1886
Discharged
April 13, 1829
December 29,
1891
Unknown, 1823
November 21,
1884
August 11, 1848
August 13, 1876
September 6, 1837
April 27, 1904

September 30,
1920
April 25, 1843

November 15,
1828
July 8, 1902
July 14, 1863

September 19,
October 15, 1806
1883
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
September 1, 1822
June 2, 1883
1st SC State Troops
Never reported for duty
24th SC Infantry
Questionable - Possible AWOL January 28, 1831 November 1, 1913
December 10,
1862
January 6, 1893
Discharged
November 10,
March 1=24, 1840
1906
Discharged
20th SC Infantry
KIA - Morris Island
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
2nd
B
L
K
7th SC infantry
KIA - Fredrickesburg,
DOD - pneumonia
Need more personal

information
Return to names
December 7, 1840
May 3, 1863
July 10, 1836
July 1, 1912
December 29,
December 13,
1844
1862
29 April 1822
24 February 1864
May 8, 1836
May 21, 1912
June 21, 1824
November 26,
March 14, 1910
S. P. Harris W. A. Hill
Samuel P.
Harris
Old Nazareth
Presbyterian
Private
10th SC Infantry
Paroled
Handy
Harris
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Discharged
Private
6th SC Cavalry
Discharged
Private
1st SC Infantry
Discharged
January 9, 1816
April 26, 1875

December 2,
1920
February, 1843
November 15,
1822
January 11, 1917
Andrew T.
Harris
John
Harris

Church
Church
John Wesley
Harris

Church
Frances Eugene
William Thomas
Harrison
Harrison

Colonel
Private
D
C

1st SC Artillery
Discharged
Paroled
John J.
James Anderson
Hatcher
Hatcher
Private
Private
D
D
2nd SC Rifles
2nd SC Rifles
Questionable
Paroled
W. D.
Hatton
Private
Hampton Legion
Medical discharge
James M.
Leslie Brown
Hawkins
Haynie
Private
Private
C
B
16th SC Infantry
19th SC Infantry
Discharged
Discharged
August 3, 1832 Unknown, 1898

Feburary 4, 1823 January 19, 1890
Robert F.
John C.
Sydney R.
Haynie
Haynie
Haynie
Oakdale Baptist Church

Zion Methodist Church
Church
Long Branch Baptist
Cemetery
Ebenezer Methodist
Church
Private
Private
Private
K
G
I

29th SC Infantry
4th SC Infantry
POW - City Point. VA.

Discharged
Medical discharge
Stephen P.
Haynie
Lieutenant
4th SC Infantry
DOW - Frazier's Farm, VA
James P.
Haynie
Long Branch Baptist

Cemetery
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
John E.
Hembree Beulah Methodist Church
Private
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
April 12, 1845 January 12, 1907

July 7, 1823
August 22, 1898
Unknown, 1834
May 19, 1871
November 5,
1829
June 8, 1862
October 11,
April 13, 1839
1902
November 10,
July 27, 1843
1906
October 20,
April 30, 1843
1917
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
June 28, 1846
Private
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
February 1, 1843
April 1, 1907
November 23,
1925
Discharged
June 2, 1841
July 5, 1900
John Edward
Hembree
William
Hembree
Henderso
n
Henderso
n
Henderso
John R.
John T.

Church
New Salem Baptist
Church
Fairview Methodist
Church
Pelzer Memorial
Cemetery
Shady Grove Baptist
Multiple
Candidates
July 23, 1805
March 31, 1888
May 6, 1835
Private
K
16th SC Infantry
Return
to
names
August 20, 1910

November 16,
April 11, 1826
1878
Unknown, 1846
May 29, 1923
September 15,
October 30,
1843
1924
October, 1839
April 11, 1909
May 21, 1833
October 8, 1894
R. B. Hill W. T. Huff
Richard S.
Hill
James Waddell
Hillhouse
James R.
Hinton

Church
Church
D. J.
Hix
Cedar Grove Methodist

Church
John B.
Hogg
Kichen
Holcombe Big Creek Baptist Church
J. A.
C. F.
Holcombe Silver Brook Cemetery

Holcombe Silver Brook Cemetery
William W.
Holder
James I.
John L.
Holiday
Holland
Asbury M.
Elija M.
Joshua
William M.
Holland
Holland
Holland
Holland
Thomas
Cemetery
1st SC Cavalry
Discharged
Sergeant
4th SC Infantry
Killed "accidently"
April 20, 1822
July 22, 1861
Private
G, K
Paroled
May 30, 1835
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
Unknown
March 29, 1913

October 15,
1876
Discharged
November 22,
1847
January 29,
1815
October 29,
1930
December 5,
1899
December 7,
1849
April 30, 1818
November 24,
1825
December 19,
1917
May 24, 1906
September 3,
1893
October 18,
1908
July 28, 1883
Unable to verify
Private
1st SC State Troops

only 13 or 14 years old in
1863
Unable to verify
Private
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
Private
Discharged
Private
16th SC Infantry
POW - Louisville, KY.
Sergeant
ist SC Infantry
Medical discharge
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Sergeant
1st SC Infantry
Discharged
Neal's Creek Baptist Church
Private
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
1st SC Artillery
Discharged
Private
4th SC Infantry
DOD - Typhoid fever
Honea
Private
Wagner's SC Light
Artillery
Paroled
T. W.
Hood

Church
E. O.
Hopkins
Pendleton Methodist Church No records found
James C.
Hopkins
John C.
Horton
Vandiver Family Cemetery
Charles Elijah
Horton
Cemetery
Ninevah
Dudley C.
Howard
Howard

George
John D.
Howard
Howard
Multiple
Candidates
December 16,
1822
March 23, 1878
Private
No record found
Private
25 May 1839
April 9, 1843
February 20,
1824
January 4, 1887
May 18, 1829
July 7, 1916
August 14, 1818 March 10, 1896
April 2, 1841 October 1, 1861
October 26,
September 3,
1847
1915
Only 16 at wars start
November 17,
1845
October 15,
1906
February 6,
1836
September 17,
1848
March 6, 1906
November 30,
1914
Discharged
Lieutenant
2nd SC Rifles
Resigned
Private
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
Corporal
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
December 24,
January 24,
1821
1899
February 22,
1831
October 9, 1900
September 5,
1839
March 26, 1911
Unknown
June 29, 1886
Discharged
May 3, 1815 Unknown, 1881

April 15, 1840 October 7, 1916
Return to names
Private
4th SC Infantry
J. L. Humphreys L. V. Jones
John L.
Humphrey Roberts Church

s
Cemetery
William Wirt
William W.
William
John
Humphrey
s
Humphrey
s
Hunnicut Silver Brook Cemetery
Hunt
Hunter
James
Hunter
D. H.
John Stevens
Hutto
Hyde
Sanford Vadiver
Samuel C.
Lieutenant
Private
Captain (Major)
Private
Private
Private
B
H
C
G
2nd SC Rifles
Senn's Post Guard
Paroled
4th SC Infantry
2nd SC Cavalry
4th SC Infantry
22nd SC Infantry
Discharged
Paroled
hired a replacement
DOD - Farmville VA
December 17,
1829
October 30,
1836
February 1, 1837
Unknown, 1817
April 17, 1820
May 15, 1870

August 16, 1906
October 6, 1893
March 8, 1911
Unknown, 1862
July 7, 1864
September 26,
1819
July 13, 1889
Discharged
Unknown, 1856
October 4, 1845
December 31,
1911
April 29, 1904
Discharged
Unkniwn, 1836
Unknown, 1923
No records
found
October 25,
1847
March 12, 1929
Church
Multiple
Candidates
March 15, 1847

Church
Sergeant
Private
Pendleton Presbyterian
Church
Multiple
Candidates
Private
Private
H
F
Hampton Legion
Infantry
1st SC Cavalry
Irby

Cemetery
Private
J. R.
Isbell
John A.
Jackson
Thomas Elias
James
Robert B.
James
John
Jameson
Thomas O.
Jenkins
William Gaillard
James Ellison
James E.
Albert
April 29, 1833
Possible POW not verified August 5, 1845

Possible deserter - never
May 18, 1844
reported
Unknown
December 10,
1906
Medical discharge
2nd SC Rifles
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
December 12,
1822
Paroled
April 29, 18422
July 25, 1905
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
April 30, 1840
April 4, 1909
Private
Sergeant
Jenkins

Church
Corporal
Johnson
Corinth Baptist Church 1
Unverified
Johnson
Johnson
Fairview Methodist
Church
Corporal
Private
Orr-Johnson Family
11th SC Infantry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
April 20, 1901

November 17,
1899
K
L
5ht SC Cavalry
Return toNeed
names
further
Discharged
Discharged
Unknown
April 8, 1905
October 27,
1844
July 5, 1925
February 29,
November 25,
J. O. Jones M. L. Keys
James C.
J. T. C.
James V.
Jones
Jones
Jones

Multiple
Candidates
Private
Sergeant
Robert
Jones
Multiple
Candidates
J. E.
Jones
Robert
Junkin

Church
New Hope Methodist
Church
Charles Milton
David M.
James Harry
James S.
Kay
Kay
Kay
Kay

James W.
Kay
Joel
Kay
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Ludie F.
Kay
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
no records found
Robert W.
Kay
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Private
Frances Marion
E. H.
Kay
Kay
Ebenezer Methodist
Church
Kay Family Cemetery
Private
Private
C
A
Silas Key
Kay
Kay Family Cemetery
No record found
Eldred Johnson
Kay
Kay Family Cemetery
No record found
Private
Discharged
DOW - Richmond, VA
Unknown
Unknown
February 21,
1905
Senn's SC Post Guard
Paroled
March 31, 1811
January 6, 1865
Medical discharge
Sergeant
Private
Private
Private
E
K
I
L
20th SC Infantry
19th SC Infantry
2nd SC Rifles
Discharged
DOD
DOD - Typhoid
Medical discharge
Private
2nd SC Rifles
DOD - Columbia, SC
Unknown, 1825
October 10,
1835
Unknown, 1839
5 June 1841
June 5, 1841
September 13,
1847
Private
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
April 22, 1817
May 21, 1898

January 4, 1865
DOD - Unknown
June 20, 1847

December 1,
1842
1st SC State Troops

1st SC S
Discharged
Questionable service
Charles A.
Kay
Marion Hershall
Kay
Kay

Church
Kay
Kay

Church
Whitefield Baptist Crurch
Private
Private
Vincent P.
Marcus Moore
2nd SC Rifles
2nd SC Rifles
Captain

Church
Church
Nimrod
G
G
October 11,
1803
October 3, 1861
March 31, 1847 January 20, 1920
March 19, 1841
July 15, 1862
Private
Private
20th SC Infantry
Paroled
Private
Discharged
Paroled
L
2nd SC Rifles
Discharged
Return
to
L
1st SC names
Rifles (Orr's)
Deserter - on records
March 31,
Unknown,
March 22,
March 22,
1824
1862
1913
1913
July 2, 1892
October 26,
May 22. 1816
1887
February 4, 1823 Unknown, 1867
September 14,
1830
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Unknown, 1895
May 18, 1902

November 5,
1842
June 2, 1906
Unknown, 1840
December 2,
1822
November 27,
1838
Unknown
Unknown,1901
Mat 11, 1905
July 7, 1904
Unknown
P. A. Keys A. J. Langston
Private
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Discharged
Corporal
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Paroled
Private
6th SC Infantry
Keyton

Ebenezer Methodist
Church
June 28, 1840

December 1,
1837
December 22,
1845
Private
KIA - Richmond, VA
April 22, 1828
Kinard
Cedar Grove Baptist

Church
17th SC Infantry
Hezekiah O'Neil
King
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Corporal
2nd SC Rifles
Medical discharge
James A.
John D.
Christopher
Columbus
King
King

Lieutenant
Private
B
I
2nd SC Infantry
4th SC Infantry
POW- Salisbury, NC
Medical discharge
King
Private
7th SC Cavalry
Discharged
James H.
King

Church
John D.
King
Abner C.
King

Church
New Salem Baptist
Church
John B.
John D.
King
King
Francis M.
Steven Jasper
John Gambrell
P. A.
Keys
R. L.
Keys
Joseph Whitner
Keys
Reuben
M. D.
Multiple
Candidates
Possible but unconfirmed August 3, 1835
Unable to verify
December 24,
1880
October 14,
1911
April 22, 1913
June 27, 1862
January 15,
1906
January 28,
1846
August 14, 1894
September 3,
February 13,
1818
1892
March 22, 1840 Unknown, 1894
November 13,
1848
July 18, 1920
February 25,
1839
October 30,
1833
November 20,
1923
February 7,
1876
Private
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Discharged

Private
Private
A
J
4th SC Cavalry
4th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
Medical discharge
King
King

Private
Corporal
B
D
1st SC Infantry
18th SC Infantry
Paroled
Knight
Hospital
Steward
F&S
18th SC Infantry
Discharged
Knox
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Private
2nd
G
7th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
Hugh M.
Knox

Church
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Discharged
B. F.
Kramer
Unknown, 1840
July 25, 1913
43 Georgia Infantry
POW - Ford Delaware,

Del.
July 24, 1836
Discharged
July 7, 1840
April 8, 1898
January 14,
1906
December 19,
A. P.
John M.
Joseph Allen
LaBoon

Fairview Methodist
Church
LaBoon
Fairview Methodist
Church
Private
Private
D
4th SC Infantry
Return
to
names
April 19, 1845 August 19, 1899

February 27,
1836
March 2, 1896
January 8, 1813
Unknown
September 21,
March 5, 1848
1930
June 29, 1845
June 19, 1898
September 4,
October 3, 1825
1886
25 December,
January 1, 1840
1917
December 4,
September 8,
1840
1891
J. B. Latham M. T. Long
John B.
Latham
Good Hope
Presbyterian Church
Private
1st SC State Troops POW - Camp Douglas, IL
July 22, 1821
Private
Discharged
May 27, 1834
Private
22nd SC Infantry
KIA - Petersburg, VA.
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
Discharged
Medical discharge
W. T.
Latimer
Edmond
Lawless
James S.
Lawless
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Church
League
Pelzer Memorial
Cemetery
Private
Hampton Legion
Infantry
William A.
Leavell
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Private
Daniel A.
Ledbetter Church
William B.
Townville Baptist
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Shady Grove Baptist
Church
Enoch W.
Lee
J. B.
Lee
John W.
Lee
Phillip
Lee
Shady Grove Baptist

Church
Shady Grove Baptist
Church
William Franklin
Lee
Shiloh Methodist
Church
William Franklin
Lee
William States
Lee
J. J.
John Baylis
Lesley
Cemetery
Leverett Starr Baptist Church
Colonel
F&S 1st SC Rifles (Orr's)
Private
Private
16th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Rebel Deserter
Private
1st SC Infantry
DOD - unknown
Private
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Paroled
Shiloh Methodist
Church
Private
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Paroled
Private
D
2nd
L
7th SC Infantry
Discharged
No records
found
Private
Lewis
Big Creek Baptist

Church
Private
James A.
Lewis
Honea Path
Presbyterian Church
Private
Jesse
Lewis
Lewis Family Cemetery
Luther Haynie
DOW - Richmond, VA
Roberts Church
no records
found
Private
Lewis
Lewis Family Cemetery

Midway Presbyterian
Church
Private
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
Lewis
Lewis

Private
Private
I
A
1st SC Infantry
6th SC Infantry
Discharged
Discharged
Lewis
James W.
J. Baylis
John T.
Good Hope

June, 1845
February 14,
1842
January 20,
1838
June 11, 1929

October 5,
1903
Unknown
December 28,
1830
Unknown
December 17,
1873
April 23, 1876

November 16,
March 3, 1832
1915
September 16,
June 29, 1846
1936
Unknown
August 8, 1862
September 14,
August 20,
1844
1925
October 5,
Unknown
1918
June 28, 1840
May 15, 1907
October 15,
May 27, 1839
1906
24th SC Infantry
POW - Camp Douglas, IL Unknown, 1844 Unknown, 1923
Discharged due to minor November 16,
1847
May 23, 1878
age
September 30,
1864
26th SC Infantry
DOW - Horry County, SC July 19, 1831
Died in service unknown cause
Robert Y.
March 7, 1907
August 29,
1909
Return to names
Unknown
October 10,
1833
Unknown
March 31, 1887

June 12, 1862
Unknown
February 9,
March 18, 1848
1929
September 26,
J. P. Looper S. Martin
J. Perry
Looper
James F.
Sergeant
2nd SC Cavalry
Discharged
Lusk

Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Thomas R.
Maddox
Private
16th SC Infantry
Discharged
Newton Strother
Maddox
Midway Presbyterian
Church
No service
record
John R.
Magaha
Private
Only 13 years old in

1861
K
Private
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Lieutenant
2nd SC Rifles
Discharged
Resigned after being
wounded
Questionable - Court
Martial
Daniel N.
Major
E. Jenkins
Major

Church
Church
Major

Church
Lieutenant
2nd SC Rifles
Joab W.
John Wayman
Ashbury
John Wesley
Major

Church
Corporal
Major
Major

Private
Sergeant
A
A
7th SC Infantry
1st SC State Troops
John W.
Major
Sergeant
1st SC State Troops
Daniel
Major

Church
Private
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Alfred K. C.
Mann

Church
Private
20th SC Infantry
A. F.
Martin
Beaverdam Baptist
Church
Private
William Smith
Martin
Samuel Stark
Martin
Beaverdam Baptist
Church
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Martin
Ebenezer Methodist
Church
J. J.
Marion A.
Martin
Martin
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
William Chesney
Martin
James A.
Reuben
Sanford Marion
Martin
Martin Family Graveyard
Discharged
4th SC Infantry
Private
2nd SC Infantry
Private
1st SC State Troops
Private
Private
H
L
25th SC Infantry
1st SC Infantry
Private
1st SC Infantry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
October 9, 1845
September 10,
1845
May 5, 1832
November 1,
1920
November 28,
1848
September 4,
1842
September 25,
1835
January 5, 1828
September 16,
1823
Joul 30, 1889

February 4,
1909
June 25, 1927
May 12, 1880
May 23, 1891
December 1,
1864
March 10, 1833

September 13,
1846
April 12, 1877
Discharged
December 28,
1832
Augusdt 2, 1891
Discharged
December 30,
1818
August 24, 1898
Medical discharge
February 22,
March 25, 1842
1901
Discharged
Deserted
April 8, 1914
Discharged
Hampton Legion
Private
Private
Discharged
February 2,
1845
January 1, 1838
January 20,
1836
October 10,
1916
July 26, 1894

October 12,
July 11, 1822
1889
KIA - Richmond, VA
November 24,
April 7, 1836
1907
AWOL
March 20, 1834
May 6, 1905
Paroled
October 24,
April 5, 1844
1911
February 14,
1829
Unknown, 1897
Discharged
Return
to names
Multiple
Medical discharge
December 22,
W. J. Martin J. A. McAllster
Warren J.
Thomas Cooper
Martin
Martin
Thomas Cooper
Martin
Jacob Cruckett
John C.
Silas N.
Private
Lieutenant
B
A
19th SC Cavalry
13th SC Infantry
Paroled
Medical discharge
Private
4th SC Infantry
DOD - Culpepper, VA
Martin
Massey
Massey

Fairview CemeteryCulpepper, VA
Church
Sergeant
Private
Private
G
F
K
1st SC Cavalry
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
Medical discharge
Medical discharge
Robert
Massey

Church
No records
found
James Hillary
Masters

Church
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Questionable - AWOL
Mattison
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Lieutenant
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
Sanford J.
Mattison
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Private
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
William Newton
"Wyatt"
Mattison
Lieutenant
19th SC Infantry
U. J.
Mattison
Private
1st SC State Troops
Lt. Colonel
F&S
Lieutenant
James A.
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Church
March 15, 1920
DOD - unknown
July 24, 1820
4th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
May 26, 1831
August 13, 1864

February 17,
1882
20th SC Infantry
DOD - Typhoid fever
Unknown
June 30, 1864
Private
20th SC Infantry
Unknown, 1835
Mattison
James Pinkney
Mattison
William H.
Mattison
Shady Grove Baptist

Church
Private
20th SC Infantry
Paroled
James T.
Mattox
Concord Presbyterian
Church
Private
Medical discharge
Joab L.
Mauldin
Private
2nd SC Infantry
DOD - Typhoid
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Discharged
Mauldin
John D.
Maxwell
Priestly Earle
Maxwell
Robert
Maxwell

Pendleton Baptist
Church
Pendleton Baptist
Church
Pendleton Baptist
Church
Pendleton Baptist
February 14,
1916
October 11,
1923
September 22,
1876
July 3, 1835
James F.
Joab Lawrence
May 4, 1822 August 19, 1895

May 1, 1824
May, 1865
March 12, 1885
Mattison
July 25, 1861
March 3, 1833
January 19,
1821
February 3,
1816
Charles Stark
Mauldin
Unknown, 1830
February 1,
1831
Mattison Family
Cemetery
Shady Grove Baptist
Church
Shady Grove Baptist
Church
Bert F.
February 8,
1823
March 15, 1911
January 1, 1830 June 3, 1908
Private
Multiple
Candidates
June 30, 1864

September 15,
March 28, 1845
1928
October 15,
December 29,
1831
1862
November 16,
Unknown, 1838
1861
February 10,
1827
July 13, 1911
November 1,
1847
May 13, 1900
January 2, 1845
June 16, 1864
Unknown
Unknown
DOD - 15 July 1864
Private
2nd SC Cavalry
Discharged
Discharged
E to
4th names
SC Infantry
Return
Sergeant
J. J. McBee - A. McGee
Private
5th SC Infantry
Discharged
February 26,
1837
May 11, 1921
Private
24th SC Infantry
POW - Pt. Lookout
June 24, 1824
July 7, 1880
McCallister Church
Private
Charles Lt. Artillery
Discharged due to young

age
June 13, 1849
August 26, 1916
James Lawrence
McCarley
Private
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
August 29, 1843
August 13, 1917
James L.
McCarley
Private
Discharged
November 6,
1833
December 22,
1918
Alfred Edwin
McClain
Private
Discharged
May 23, 1835
April 26, 1914
James F.
McClesky
Lieutenant
9th Georgia cavalry
Discharged
November 28,
1847
November 17,
1923
T. J.
McClure
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Discharged
August 26, 1832
October 2, 1907
James Hamilton
McConnell Church
Sergeant
POW - City Point, IL
November 13,
1828
August 11, 1911
William Evans
McConnell Church
Private
5th SC Infantry
Discharged
September 16,
1848
February 26,
1914
Newton
McConnell Silver Brook Cemetery
Private
Paroled
Unknown, 1821
June 16, 1908
Kelsey C.
McCoy
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Discharged
January 31, 1822
January 8, 1901
George W.
McCoy
Pendleton Methodist
Church
No records found
Unknown, 1837
Unknown, 1862
Samuel
McCulley
Midway Presbyterian
Church
Multiple
Candidates
S. T.
McCulloug Good Hope Presbyterian

h
Church
Private
Peter Keys
McCully
Private

Church
James Joel
McBee
Jesse A.
McCalister Beaverdam Baptist Church
David A.
Midway Presbyterian
Midway Presbyterian
October 20, 1833 August 15, 1900

A
1st SC Artillery
Return to names
B
SC State Cadets
Discharged
March 15, 1838
July 24, 1916
Paroled
June 22, 1845
June 20, 1917
A. C. McGee J. M. Merritt
A. C.
McGee
Pelzer Memorial
Cemetery
Joseph B.
Elias Judson
George Wynburn
Jesse
J. A.
Jesse J.
George Wyburn
Jesse
McGee
McGee

Private
Private
E
D

Questionable - AWOL
June 3, 1832
May 10, 1838
McGee
McGee
McGee

Private
Private
Private
F
G
I
7th SC Volunteer
Infantry
24th SC Infantry
26th SC Infantry
KIA @ Maryland Heights,

MD
Discharged
DOD
About 1844
April 25, 1839
June 24, 1817
March 5, 1897
February 20,
1907
May 10, 1910
September 13,
1862
August 8, 1864
May 17, 1884
McGee
Private
7th SC Infantry
KIA - Harpers Ferry
June 24, 1817
May 17, 1884
Julius E.
McGee
Private
2nf
F
2nd
F
Discharged
July 16, 1841
June 4, 1893
W. R. D.
McGee
Private
Discharged
Unknown
June 25, 1865
Abner H.
William T.
McGee
McGill

Buried at Gaines Mill, VA
where he fell
7th SC Infantry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Private
Private
G
L

DOW - Gaines Mill, VA

POW - Hart's Island, NY
John Quincy
McGrath
Captain
22nd SC Infantry
Discharged
William
McGukin

Church
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Retired - Medical
Thomas
McGukin Church
Ruhamah Methodist
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Private
24th SC Infantry
Archa W.
McKee

Church
John O.
McKee

Church
Private
24th SC Infantry
W. L.
McKee
Shady Grove Baptist

Church
Private
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Hugh J. L.
McKinney Silver Brook Cemetery
Private
McLees
Roberts Church
Cemetery
Private
J. F.
McLees
Roberts Church
Cemetery
Private
1st SC Cavalry
James

McMahan Church
5th SC Militia
George M.
Private
Beat
4
McNeely
McNeely Family
Cemetery
Private
16th SC Infantry
T. A.
Meares
Cemetery
Private
2nd SC Cavalry
J. W.
Medlock
Multiple
Candidates
J.ames H.
June 26, 1844
Unable to verify
April 25, 1841 August 9, 1863

December 26,
March 11, 1827
1885
April 8, 1833
February 8,
1838
March 17, 1910
April 19, 1811

December 29,
May 27, 1915
June 28, 1892

November 6,
August 21, 1836
1920
Paroled
February 13,
1924
POW - Camp Douglas, IL March 20, 1843
December 8,
July 24, 1837
1902
December 27,
1843
April 26, 1912
Medical discharge
September 5,
August 24, 1824
1877
Discharged
September 21,
December 6,
1838
1910
POW - Greenville, SC
February 14,
November 30,
1818
1889
Discharged
February 6,
Unknown, 1837
1909
January 24,
May 20, 1823
1915
Discharged
Unable to verify
Return to
names
Medical discharge
G. T. Milam D. Murdock
George Turner
Milam

Church
Private
1st SC Cavalry
Discharged
George W.
Charles Stark
Milford
Milford
First Creek Baptist

Church
Oakdale Baptist Church
Private
Sergeant
G
F

Discharged
Paroled
George
Miller
Private
1st SC Cavalry
Discharged
Harry C.
Miller

Church
Private
3rd SC Infantry
KIA - Strasburg, VA
W. Y.
Miller
Private
7th SC Cavalry
Paroled
M. C.
Mitchell
Harrison M.
Mitchell

Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Church
Jesse F.
Mitchell
Marion E.
Mitchell
William Newton
James F.
Mitchell
Mitchell
Daniel
Mitchell
E.
Mitchell
G. A.
Moore

Church
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Robert E.
Moore
Jeromiah
September 24,
1845
April 18, 1896
December 29,
1834
February 6, 1921
July 25, 1826
August 2, 1902
September 9,
August 3, 1837
1892
October 19,
February 7, 1845
1864
October 10,
August 3, 1837
1917
February 26,
1820
No records
found
Private
3rd SC Infantry
POW - Rock Island
Private
Medical discharge
Private
Discharged
Discharged
Private
I
E
Private
20th SC Infantry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Walkers SC Infantry
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Need more
information
May 2, 1826
September 7,
1838
April 24, 1874

May30, 1883
August 6, 1914
August 29, 1823 October 1, 1909
Medical discharge
Discharged
May 3, 1826
27 August 1835
May 30, 1883

24 July 1874
Discharged
Unknown, 1843
June 20, 1898
November 4,
1837
November 1,
1908
Possible Marion E.
Mitchell
Private
9th SC Reserves
Discharged
March 27, 1827

Church
Private
6th SC Cavalry
Discharged
January 6, 1844
Moore

Church
Private
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
James O.
Moore
Private
Paroled
Unknown, 1806
February 14,
1838
June 19, 1889

November 12,
1919
Februsary 23,
1877
Februsar 20,
1899
Josepth A.
Moore
Multiple
Candidates
February 14,
1825
April 6, 1901
Robert C.
Moorehea Concord Presbyterian

d
Church
January 8, 1840
April 9, 1923
Octomer 9, 1833
May 5, 1911
John P.
Morgan
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Private
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Return
to names
Private
I
Medical discharge
J. T. Murdock J. H. Ouzts
Jesse T.
Murdock
Stephen G.
Ezekiel A.
Murdock
Murphy
W. S.
Murphy
Thomas M.
Murphy

Church
Church
Mount Airy Baptist
Church
Church
James B.
Myers
R. Y. H.
Nance
John Bayless
Private
20th SC Infantry
Paroled
April 12, 1838
Private
Private
E
D

DOD - unnamed
January 15, 1845

March 14, 1844
Private
20th SC Infantry
18th SC Infantry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Discharged
Private
Discharged
Private
1st State Troops

Palmetto
Sharpshooters
October 23, 1840

November 22,
1818
Medical discharge
Lieutenant
18th SC Infantry
Discharged
Neal

Midway Presbyterian
Church
Private
Discharged
John Barr
Nelson
Private
5th SC State Troops
Hired substitute
Newton
Newton
J. Larkin
Newton

Church
Andrew Phillip
Nicholson
A. P.
Nicholson
J. M.
James S.
William Calhoun
John E.
Daniel Keating
Nimmons
Norris
Norris
Norris
Norris
J. T.
Jessie W.
Norris
Norris

Roberts Church
Cemetery
Peter Keys
Norris
Jesse Weatherall
Norris

Church
James Lawrence
Orr
William H.
John Warren B.
Orr
Orr

No records
found
Private
Ordinance
Sergeant
Private
A
F&S,
G
Rog
ers
April 1, 1892
November 8, 1917
February 28, 1910
April 15, 1911
September 21,
1830
February 12, 1902
Unknown, 1822
January 1, 1890
Paroled
March 24, 1890
17th SC Militia
Discharged
June 16, 1832

December 30,
1835
2nd SC Rifles
2nd SC Infantry
2nd SC Infantry
Medical discharge
KIA - Gaines Mills, VA
DOD - Typhoid
Paroled
Private
Sergeant
G
C
7th SC Cavalry
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
KIA - Manassas, VA
Private
7th SC Cavalry
Sergeant
4th SC Infantry
6th SC Cavalry
Return
to
Private
A
13th names
SC Infantry
April 25, 1913
November 13,
1847
July 15, 1926
Unknown, 1831
Unknown, 1870
September, 1830
July 18, 1862
March 12, 1837 October 16, 1861
November 1, 1846 January 23, 1905
Resigned due to health
Unknown, 1823
June 6, 1817
December 19,
1833
October 10, 1908
KIA - Manassas, BA
May 12, 1827
July 21, 1861
May 5, 1873
Discharged
Discharged
May 12, 1822

November 28,
1829
Unknown, 1827
No military service
K
January 1, 1904
Discharged
G
K
F
F
Private
July 3, 1840
September 5,
1847
June 17, 1922
1st SC State Troops
Multiple
Candidates
Private
Lieutenant
Private
Private
State Senator
January 3, 1821
September 26,
1836
January 16, 1924

September 1,
1865
January 28, 1862
Unknown, 1886
March 24, 1899
January 16, 1875

Unknown, 1895
J. J. Owen R. J. Pool
Owen
Beaverdam Baptist
Church
Private
Palmetto
Sharpshootes
Paroled
James B.
Owens
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
Lieutenant
F&S
22nd SC Infantry
Paroled
March 31, 1906

October 28,
March 10, 1842
1905
G. W.
Owens
Fairview Methodist
Church
Multiple
Candidates
Joshua
Owens
January 29, 1841 February 6, 1914

September 6,
1839
March 2, 1899
E. W.
Owens
Virgil
Owens
James A.
Pagett
Thomas B.
Palmer
Thomas H.
Palmer

Church
Church
Warren D.
Palmer

Church
Thomas H.
Paris
Mountain Springs Baptist

Church
James J.

Pelzer Memorial
Cemetery
Pelzer Memorial
Cemetery
Private
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
17th SC Infantry
Discharged
July 4, 1845
August 16, 1892
Private
7th SC Cavalry
Discharged
April 15, 1840
Lieutenant
KIA - Fredericksburg, VA.
June 18, 1827
April 3, 1902
December 13,
1862
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
Unknown
February 5, 1889
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
March 27, 1896
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Medical discharge
Private
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
Sergeant
20th SC Infantry
Deserter
April 5, 1835
November 6,
1837
September 1,
1817
October 23,
1837
Private
Lieutenant
Sergeant
J
C
F
4th SC Infantry
24th SC Infantry
24th SC Infantry
Paroled
Questionable - AWOL
DOD - unknown
Private
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Medical discharge
Multiple
Candidates
Private
would have been only

13 in 1861
Discharged
Newton William
Wade H.
W. B.
Ebenezer Methodist
Parker
Church
Ebenezer Methodist
Parker
Church
Patterson Sandy Springs Methodist
Patterson Union Baptist Church
James Philerman
Payne
Bethesda Methodist
Church
James P.
Henry Harrison
Payne
Pearle

Silas Nathanial
Pearman
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
William Franklin
Pearson

Church
Chaplin
F&S
2nd SC Rifles
Resigned
Enoch Smith
Charles Dabney
Pepper
Percival

Private
Private
E
G
6th SC Cavalry
11th Virginia Infantry
Discharged
Paroled
Archibald
Pettigrew Union Baptist Church
Jasper P.
April 20, 1831
D
1st SCnames
Rifles (Orr's)
Return
to
Private
Discharged
May 2, 1887
July 7, 1908
July 24, 1910

July 1, 1843
July 9, 1926
Unknown
January 1, 1864
October 24,
January 24, 1838
1900
August 22, 1848 August 24, 1914
December 24,
August 29, 1845
1922
July 9, 1831
May 1, 1893
February 12,
April 29, 1829
1909
September 22,
March 31, 1839
1903
J. W. Poor S. P. Pruitt
John W.
Poor
Benjamin Franklin
Poor
John W.
Poor
Samuel Evans
Poor
Green Berry
Poore
James W.
Poore
John J.
Poore

Shady Grove Baptist
Church
Shady Grove Baptist
Church
Mount Tabor Baptist
Church
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Shady Grove Baptist
Church
Henry A.
Powell
John H.
Powell
Ephraim Ferrell
Power
John S.
Berry M.
John Blair
Pressley
Pressley
Prevost
J. Willett
Prevost
P. R.
Price
John H.
Price
H. P.
Prince
William Patrick
Prince
Edward C.
Prince
Hugh M.
Washington
Lafayette
Prince
Willie C.
Pruitt
Benjamin F.
Pruitt
John Preston
Pruitt
Prince
Corporal
Private
G,
F&S
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
July 17, 1827
April 5, 1885
2nd SC Rifles
Died at John's Island, SC
January 5, 1842
February 10, 1862
Paroled
March 21, 1841
August 12, 1861
Paroled
October 3, 1835
February 6, 1891
August 12, 1838
January 22, 1879
Corporal
F
G,
F&S
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Private
2nd SC Infantry
POW
Corporal
6th SC Cavalry
Medical discharge
Sergeant
POW - Ft. Delaware, DL
Private
Paroled
Multiple
Candidates
February 15, 1844 February 21, 1899

Unknown
September 6,
1840
Unknown
July 23, 1900
October 29, 1821
April 3, 1889
March 8, 1825
Jabnuary 29, 1903

Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Lieutenant
1st
D
Private
Private
Private
B
B
D
4th SC Cavalry
10th SC Cavalry
5th SC Cavalry

Church
Corporal
5th SC Cavalry
private

Church
Church
Private
7th SC Cavalry
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Private
Private
1st SC State Troops

Beauregard's
Regiment

Cemetery
Cemetery
Ebenezer Methodist
Church
Church
Church
Private
24th SC Infantry
POW - Demopolis, AL
Unknown, 1825
July 7, 1889
Between 18801890
September 26,
1864
Private
4th SC Reserves
DOD - Typhoid Fever
October 4, 1834
October 8, 1915
Sergeant
19th SC Infantry
Paroled
April 25, 1826
February 20, 1900
Lieutenant
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
43 Georgia Infantry
Only cover record found
7th SC Infantry

Discharged
Discharged
Discharged
Unknown, 1863
June 6, 1909
August 9, 1877
DOD - unknown
October 30, 1822
May 17, 1893

September 20,
1864

AWOL
Unknown, 1840
November 29,
1816
Discharged
Unknown, 1826
Unknown
October 8, 1824
November 6, 1839
December 15,
1842
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to
names
Private
E
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Unknown, 1921
October 8, 1827 December 5, 1895

January 3, 1833
November 25,
1845
October 11, 1906

January 25, 1876
W. N. Purdy G. W, Richey
William Norrell
Purdy
Church
Private
1st SC Cavalry
Discharged
March 31, 1811
A. P.
Quails
Sandy Springs
Methodist
Private
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
John Samuel
Ragsdale Barkers Creek Baptist
Private
POW-Paroled
July 16, 1820

January 29,
1845
William M.
Big Creek Baptist

Ragsdale Church
Private
Discharged
John F.
Shady Grove Baptist

Ragsdale Church
Private
E, M
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Unknown, 1839
November 28,
1824
Private
Sergeant
D
G
Questionable - AWOL
Discharged
March 8, 1848
March 24, 1835
Private
16th SC Infantry
6th SC Cavalry
Hampton Legion
Cavalry
Corporal
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
Floyd's Georgia
Legion
Discharged
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
POW - Rock Island, IL.
Rutledge Mounted
Riflemen
Medical discharge
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Paroled
Moses
D. G.
Rainey
Rampy
Carver
Randell

Church
Church
George Alexander Rankin
William
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Ransom
Sergeant
Discharged
Jacob Pickney
Reed
Private
Clifton A.
Reed
Private
Jacob Pickney
Reed
Private
John G.
Reeks
Bethesda Methodist
Church
Private
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
John A.
Reeves
Andersonville Baptist
Private
Discharged
Reeves
Mountain Springs
Baptist Church
Private
4th SC Cavalry
Discharged
Reeves
Sandy Springs
Methodist
Private
1st SC Infantry
Discharged
James M.
Reid

Church
Lieutenant
10th SC Cavalry
Resigned
John H.
Reid

Church
No record
found
J. B.
Rhodes
Beaverdam Baptist
Church
Too many
potentials
Enoch B.
Rice
Bailey B.
Rice
John H.
J. A.
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Sandy Springs
Sergeant
1st SC Sharpshooters
Discharged
April 17, 1938

February 9,
1915
September 10,
1876
August 27,
1909
March 31, 1918
March 16, 1818 May 27, 1902

August 14,
1844
October 3, 1910
September 2,
1819
May 26, 1906
August 19,
July 31, 1814
1880
June 5, 1845
December 15,
1844
November 25,
1838
February 13,
1834
November 22,
1843
May 10, 1819
January 28,
1848
March 9, 1817
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August 16,
1879
August 20,
1889
November 5,
1924
May 22, 1922
December 14,
1889
Feburary 18,
1885
March 4, 1918
January 19,
1897
July 25, 1893
December 1,
1885
February 16,
1848
November 3,
1841
August 17,
1925
April 30, 1917
Unknown
Unknown
J. S. Richey M. Sanders
Ridge
Riley

Church
Church
Broadmouth Baptist
Church
William E.
Roberts
James Q.

Robertson Church
Richard B. A.
Ebenezer Methodist
Robinson Church
Thomas L.
First Creek Baptist

Robinson Church
George M. B.

Robinson Church
James Samuel
Richey
Peter
Rickets
John H.
William
Private
1st SC Infantry
Discharged
April 18, 1833
July 5, 1862
Private
19th SC Infantry
Died of disease
Unknown, 1825
July 10, 1863
Private
Sergeant
A
B, F
1st SC Infantry
7th SC Infantry
Discharged
Paroled
Private
16th SC Infantry
Discharged
Corporal
Paroled
Private
2nd SC Infantry
Private
14th SC Infantry
KIA - Fredricksburg, VA
Private
20th SC Infantry
POW - Harpers Ferry, VA
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
Private
B
C
2nd Sharpshooters
3 SC Infantry
Questionable - Deserter
Discharged
A
L, I
4th SC State Troops

8th SC Infantry
Unable to verify him

Discharged
James B.
Henry Clay

Robinson Church
Robinson Church
Robinson Pendleton Baptist Church
Landrum
H. B.
Roe
Rogers

Private
Sergeant
James Franklin
Rogers
Unverified
J. P.
William Chesley
Rogers
Rogers

Private
Private
C
E
1st SC State Troops

6th SC Cavalry
Robert
Rogers
Private
3rd SC State Troops
Robert
Roper
Unable to verify
John D.
Ross

Pelzer Memorial
Cemetery
Henry Dobson
Rowland
Warren R.
Rush
Roberts Church
Cemetery
David Hamilton
Russell
Issac Henry
Questionable - AWOL
Discharged
Discharged under G.O. #
26
July 17, 1839 January 14, 1913

October 14,
May 4, 1847
1898
November 1,
December 2,
1829
1917
February 27,
1846
March 19, 1903
November 11,
February 13,
1838
1863
December 29,
1843
August 9, 1913
September 6,
August 3, 1838
1880
June 22, 1848 August 7, 1913
March 16, 1846 January 6, 1873
September 27,
1848
Unknown
27 October 1838 30 October 1838
August 25, 1841 March 6, 1911
September 10,
September 2,
1822
1861
July 9, 1837
August 7, 1886
March 9, 1820
August 21, 1902
Private
2nd SC Infantry
Medical discharge
Corporal
Discharged
Private
22nd SC Infantry
DOW - Charleston, SC
Return
Private
B to
4thnames
SC Infantry
Medical discharge
April 7, 1834
April 15, 1898

December 30,
February 9, 1834
1889
November 24,
1839
July 23, 1862
November 10,
Unknown, 1841
1915
E. Sanders J. W. Sherard
Elias
Sanders
Private
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
Isaac
Saylor
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
David Washington Saylors

Church
Private
12 SC Infantry
POW released 6-6-1865
J. B.
Saylors

Church
Private
Saylors

Church
Private
William J.
George L.
Schrimpf Silver Brook Cemetery
Private
Private
D
D
L
William M.
Scott
Cedar Grove Baptist

Church
William H.
Lankford J.
Scott
Scott

Private
Private
Evans Alexander
Scott
Unable to verify
55th Georgia Infantry Only cover record found
January 19,
1819
January 12,
1830
December 17,
1831
February 20,
1820
Paroled
Unknown
4th SC Infantry
Only 10 years odl at
wars start
Medical discharge
May 30, 1823

June, 1844
Unknown
February 16,
1890
April 1, 1921
April, 1851
July 3, 1913
7th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
Scott
Private
Baylis Earle
Seaborn

Church
QM Sergeant
F&S
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
Discharged
Private
Private
Lt.
Art.
B
Beauregard's
Regiment
7th SC Cavalry
POW -Camp Chase

Paroled
Private
15th SC Neavy
Artillery
POW - Cheraw, SC
July 22, 1821

September 8,
1826
July 21, 1831
18 October
1837
2nd SC Rifles
Discharged
June 23, 1833
W. W.
Beaverdam Baptist
Church
Saint Paul Methodist
Jessie H.
Edward Henry
Sergent
Shanklin
James S.
Shannon Church
Big Creek Baptist
William S.
Sharpe
First Presbyterian
Church
Zimri
Sharpe
I. T.
Shaw

Church
John C.
Shaw
William F.
Shaw

Church
Church
J. L. O.
Shaw

Church
Assistant
Quarter Master F&S
No records
found
Private
Private
20th SC Infantry
Private
Served with local

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names
guard defense
Only 14 or 15
years odl
July 18,
January 25,
1867
November 10,
1919
Discharged
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Hampton Legion
Infantry
John J.
William Robinson
July 22, 1917
July 7, 1834
November 24,
1840
12th SC Infantry
2nd
D

Seaborn Church
Big Creek Baptist
Seawright Church
October 28,
1885
May 2, 1923
March 14, 1822 April 9, 1898

December 28,
1833
March 15, 1891
November 5,
1839
May 31, 1862
July 14, 1883
December 21,
1880
March 28, 1901
September 8,
1910
November 4,
1896
September 14,
1829
August 27, 1894
January 25,
December 13,
1841
1862
KIA - Fredericksburg, VA
January 11,
July 13, 1845
1911
Paroled
DOD - unknown
March 4, 1843
July 6, 1862
June 17, 1847
October 14,
1928
W. W. Sherard B. P. Sloan
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Samuel W.
Sherard
Thomas A.
John Jasper
Nathan Amaziah
Sherard
Shirley
Shirley
James Marion
Shirley
John Jasper
Shirley
Stephen
William
Shirley
Shirley
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Church
Church
Long Branch Baptist
Cemetery
B. F.
S. W.
Aaron Yancy
Shirley
Shirley
Shirley
Henry Strothers
Charlie H.
Captain
Unknown, 1830
Unknown
24th SC Infantry
POW - Johnson Island, OH
No record found
Private
Private
E
E
Invalid CSA headstone at

grave
20th SC Infantry
2nd SC Infantry
Medical discharge
Discharged
Private
20th SC Infantry
January 1, 1828
July 26, 1900
Private
20th SC Infantry
July 18, 1825
March 9, 1907
Private
Private
E
F
20th SC Infantry
1st SC State Troops
Paroled
Discharged due to advanced
age
Discharged
Unknown, 1822
August 27, 1821

Trinity Methodist Church
Private
Private
Private
A
B
L
13th SC Infantry
1st SC Cavalry
Discharged
Paroled
July 25, 1843

Unknown
March 8, 1828
Shumate
Simmons

Private
Private
C
K
3rd SC Infantry
Discharged
DOW at Seven Pines
April 4, 1846
Unknown
Jordan A.
Simmons
Private
2nd SC Sharp Shooters
Discharged
T. S.
Simmons
Private
22nd SC Infantry
Discharged
John R.
Simpson
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Private
Hampton Legion Cavalry
Discharged
July 28, 1833

December 27,
1834
November 29,
1850
Unknown, 1864
April 1, 1914
December 12,
1909
April 26, 1928
January 8, 1828
December 29,
1935
February 24, 1884
September 23,
1901
Thomas R.
Simpson

Church
Private
James L.
Leander J.
Simpson
Simpson

D
A,
F&S
E
John B.
Simpson
Richard Franklin
Simpson
Richard Wright
QM Sergeant
Private
January 3, 1824
June 17, 1895
October 18, 1821 March 14, 1889
December 9, 1830 March 21, 1899
February 6, 1840
3rd SC Infantry
1st SC Infantry
Medical discharge
Paroled
March 6, 1887
April 28, 1926
June 19, 1914
Unknown, 1821
Unknown, 1874
July 10, 1841
December 4, 1921
December 11,
1896
Assistant Surgeon
1st SC Cavalry
Simpson Family Cemetery
No records found
SC Senator in 1861
Simpson
Private
3rd SC Infantry
Discharged
March 25, 1798

September 11,
1840
Taliaferro
Simpson
Corporal
3rd SC Infantry
KIA - Chickamauga
January 26, 1839
July 11, 1912

September 20,
1863
Washuington
Garlington
Jesse M.
Simpson
Simpson

Private
Private
19th SC Infantry
24th SC Infantry
Registered as deserter
DOD - unknown
January 1, 1843
Unknown, 1833
September 11,
1910
Unknown, 1862
John P.
Samuel Augustus
Sisk
Skelton
Saint Paul Episcopal Church

Multiple
Candidates
Private
POW - Old Capitol Prison, DC October 20, 1827
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1st SC Cavalry
Discharged
Unknown, 1882
January 30, 1818 October 10, 1899

Unknown, 1846
Unknown, 1926
September 21,
D. B. Sloan J. A. Smith
David Blassingame
Sloan
Private
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Discharged
April 6, 1840
James M.
Sloan
Private
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
December 7, 1839
May 4, 1904
December 17,
1877
Paule Hamilton Earle Sloan
Private
He hired a substitute
June 30, 1836
May 15, 1915
Robert
Thomas J.
Sloan
Sloan
Sergeant
Private
C
A
Discharged
Medical discharge
Unknown, 1841
Unknown, 1829
Unknown, 1922
Unknown, 1862
John Baylis Earle

Enoch Berry
Nelson
Joel
Sloan
Sloan
Slough
Smith
Lieutenant
Private
Lt. Colonel
Private
D
D
A
B

29th NC Infantry
DOD - Charlottsville, VA
Discharged
POW - released
Caleb
Smith

Church
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Rutledge Mounted
Riflemen
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
20th SC Infantry
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Unknown
William P.
Smith
Private
4th SC Infantry
Discharged
29 August 1822
Unknown
November 16,
1904
Fielding
Smith
Unknown, 1829
Unknown, 1921
William H.
Smith
April 11, 1836
August 27, 1881
Samuel
Smith
February 23, 1822
December 21,
1897
Charles
Smith
G. A.
Smith
M. Tilmon
John S.
William Marvin
Samuel W.
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
William Perry
Smith
Elija Lewis
Smith
James M.
Smith
M. E.
Smith
Richard S.
Smith
Cedar Grove Baptist

Church
Church
Eureka Baptist Church

Fairview Methodist
Church
Fairview Methodist
Church
Fairview Methodist
Church
Kay Family Cemetery
Church
Church
Church
Pickens Presbyterian
Cemetery
Multiple
Candidates
Private
1st SC Artillery
Paroled
Multiple
Candidates
Private
22nd SC Infantry
Sergeant
Lieutenant
Sergeant
Private
P
I
L
G
B
4th SC Volunteers
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
2nd SC Rifles
22nd SC Infantry
6th SC Infantry
Private
16th SC Infantry
Sergeant
2nd SC Rifles
Private
Paroled
Private
22nd SC Infantry
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Discharged
Medical discharge
April 7, 1832
March 11, 1890
November 14,
Paroled
1839
February 4, 1911
December 15,
Paroled
1842
October 21, 1906
Paroled
October 21, 1841
January 1, 1894
Discharged
POW - unknown
February 18, 1841
May 27, 1900
December 24,
POW- joined Union Army August 27, 1852
1933
November 13,
Paroled
1837
June 28,1914
I
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to namesPOW - Newport News, VA
Private
March 2, 1828
February 23, 1906
November 4, 1832
June 15, 1862
October 18, 1818
March 25, 1893
March 6, 1843
November 19,
1846
October 7, 1918
December 23,
1897
October 19, 1839

November 24,
October 9, 1919
W. G. Smith J. V. Stribling
William Gaston
Smith
Private
John W.
Smith
Luther Preston
Smith
James W.
Spearman Church
Private
Holcombe Legion
Cavalry
Discharged
Joseph
Spearman Iva Methodist Church
Private
Paroled
F. A.
Spearman Shiloh Methodist Church
July 11, 1839
May 21, 1914
Multiple
Candidates
Young - only 15 in 1861
September 4,
1846
August 22, 1927
Multiple
Candidates
Young - only 13 in 1861
Private
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
Private
24th SC Infantry
DOD - unlnown
Private
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Discharged
George
Washington
Spearman Cemetery
Old Rocky River
Presbyterian - Abbeville,
Speer
SC
J. M.
Robert
Speer
Spence
Flemmon J.
A. Sloan
Stacks
Presbyterian
Stephens Silver Brook Cemetery
William
Discharged
F&S

16th SC Infantry
No records
found
Private
18th SC Infantry
Sergeant
Private
F
D
24th SC Infantry
7th SC Cavalry
Generostee ARP
Clement Hoffman Stevens

Church
Colonel
F&S
24th SC Infantry
Harry Kennedy
Stevens

Church
Lieutenant
CSA Navy - CSS

Arkansas
D. M.
Stevens
Stevenso
n
Stevenso
n
Stevenso
n
Stevenso
n
Stevenso
n
Stevenso
n
Stevenso
n
Private
G, I
1st SC Infantry
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
James W.
Thomas A.
Robert
William J.
John A.
T. Dean
Andrew T.
Sptember 7,
1919
November 27,
1906
March 1, 1906
March 18, 1893

December 12,
1835
January 31,
1915
February 14,
1839
May 11, 1824
July 28, 1911

January 3, 1902
December 5,
June 9, 1833
1886
Paroled
POW - Point Lookout, MD March 12, 1831 August , 1897
January 18,
August 14, 1821
1863
DOW - Atlanta, GA
November 17,
January 18,
1824
1863
KIA _ Bayou Teche, LA
February 14,
1839
July 28, 1911
Discharged
November 25,
1838
October 4, 1909
Discharged
Private
24th SC Infantry
POW - Camp Chase, OH

Church
Lieutenant
22nd SC Infantry
Paroled

Church
Sergeant
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
Private
24th SC Infantry
POW - Louisvile, KY
Private
24th SC Infantry
POW - Camp Douglas, IL
Private
F
24th SC Infantry
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to
names
Generostee ARP
November 9,
1848
February 23,
1831
November 10,
1835
November 8,
1816
POW - Louisvile, KY

November 5,
January 4, 1829
1905
April 19, 1840
November 1,
1822
November 14,
1840
October 4, 1828
May 2, 1913
October 12,
1904
June 2, 1914
May 16, 1878
February 27,
M. B. Strickland J. A. Thompson
M. S.
Lafayett Drayton
Strickland Barkers Creek Baptist

Bethany Baptist
Strickland Church
Belton Memorial
Stringer Cemetery
Big Creek Baptist
Stringer Church
Elijah W.
George W.
Stuart
Stuart

Corporal
Private
C
E
John P.
Sullivan
Sergeant
Nimrod Kelly
Sullivan
Lieutenant
Private

Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Private
2 John W.'s in NC
Infantry
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Paroled
Private
20th SC Infantry
Paroled
Private
14th SC infantry
Discharged
Private
4th SC Cavalry
Discharged
Private
7th SC Infantry
Private
Private
W. L.
Andrew Jackson
Peter W.

Corinth Baptist Church
Summey 2
John W.
Sumpter
Timerman

Surratt
Cemetery
Sutherlan Shady Grove Baptist
d
Church
Sutherlan
d
Corinth Baptist Church
Swaney
2
First Creek Baptist
Swilling
Church
New Hope Methodist
Tankersby Church
Flat Rock Baptist
Tate
Church
Flat Rock Baptist
Tate
Church
William B.
Tate
Green Lee
Taylor
David Sloan
Taylor
James
Taylor
A. J.
William F.
W. A.
John J.
J. Z. H.
William N.
Grief

Belton Memorial
Cemetery
First Presbyterian
Church
Church
Pendleton
Private
19th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
6th SC Cavalry
Questionable
Lieutenant
Hampton Legion
Discharged
June 28, 1834
June 9, 1901
Private
6th SC Cavalry
4 June 1832
May 2 1890
4th SC Infantry
1st SC Artillery
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Medical discharge
Cover only record
found
Discharged
Multiple
Candidates
August 25, 1829 August 20, 1907

October 29,
September 12,
1838
1909

August 4, 1827 April 18, 1884
Paroled
October 7, 1831
POW - Sandusky, OH
July 19, 1829
May 15, 1905

February 22,
1881
Medical discharge
April 11, 1828
March 26, 1896
January 23,
1845
May 29, 1912
Unknown
December 17,
1847
Unknown
April 8, 1928
February 6, 1842 January 30, 1899

April 30, 1911
DOD - unknown
Unknown, 1831
December 6,
1842
65 Georgia Infantry
Discharged
Unknown
March 29, 1924
2nd SC Rifles
Paroled
Private
1st SC State Troops
DOD - unknown
Corporal
1st SC Rifles (Orr's) POW - Hart's Island, NY
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Medical discharge
Unconfirmed
Private
May 27, 1864
June 29, 1820 February 7, 1892

October 18,
May 26, 1817
1863
October 20,
1839
June 7, 1908
January 8, 1845 August 9, 1891
7th SC Infantry
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Discharged- too old
Unknown, 1812
February 14,
Unknown
December 2,
W. N. Thompson W. R. Waddell
Philip Welborn
Thompson Church
Providence Methodist
Tilley
Church
Tims
Church
William R.
James A.
James A.
William Barr
Todd
Todd
Todd
Todd
Elijah Tyler
Tollison

Private
Private
Corporal
Belton Memorial
Cemetery
Private
G. F.
Tolly
John Henry
John P.
Lemuel W.
Townsend
Traynum
Tribble
J. P.
Milton Pyles
Tribble
Tribble

Church
Elijah Furman
Tribble
R. O.
Tribble
John R.
William N.
Lewis M.
Private
7th SC Cavalry
KIA - Riddell's Shop, VA

Discharged
June 31, 1845

November 19,
1828
June 13, 1864

November 14,
1897
Private
Private
1st SC Cavalry
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Discharged
May 27, 1845
January 28, 1918
E
E
E
20th SC Infantry
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
Discharged
Paroled
Unknown
January 15, 1828
January 15, 1828
January 30, 1845
24 February, 1926
Maay 27, 1886
May 27, 1886
February 19, 1886
Discharged
August 18, 1845
March 7, 1933
November 7, 1835
January 1, 1910
Private
Hampton Legion
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
No records
found
Private
Lieutenant
G
I
22nd SC Infantry
4th SC Infantry Vol's
Paroled
Medical discharge
Private
Private
E
E
20th SC Infantry
7th SC Cavalry
Medical discharge
Paroled
June 7, 1844
August 27, 1840
Private
Discharged
Captain
1st SC State Troops
Discharged
Tripp

Fairview Methodist
Church
May 1, 1826
September 15,
1822
Private
4th SC Cavalry
Discharged
June 30, 1842
George W.
Trotter
Private
Paroled
January 15, 1845
Harrison C.
Tucker
Private
6th SC Cavalry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
June 3, 1910
November 23,
1929
Discharged
Joe Sample
Turner
Sergeant
5th SC State Troops
Discharged
June 16, 1821

September 27,
1839
April , 1902
December 12,
1908
William H.
Vaden
Roberts Church Cemetery no records found
August 22, 1847
August 31, 1918
Samuel Maverick
David Joseph
Van Wyck
Vanadore
Discharged
April 13, 1835

March 4, 1840
Elam
Vandiver

Private
Church
Lieutenant
DOD - Typhoid fever
October 2, 1823
20th SC Infantry
L
1st SCnames
Rifles (Orr's)
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to
June, 1840
November, 1917
April 19, 1837
September 3, 1897
September 7, 1834
20 June, 1887
March 26, 1881
January 15, 1909
September 13,
1876
May 1, 1907
November 30,
1861
October 4, 1920
December 26,
1862
W. Wade A. L. Welch
William
Wade
John A.
Wakefield Silver Brook Cemetery
B. F.
Walker
Dorchester Baptist
Church
C. C.
Walker
W. A.
Wallace
William Elijah
Walters
Alexander
Warley
First Creek Baptist

Church
Church
Edward
Warren
James Tyler
Watkins
Warren Hymer
Watkins

Church
David
Watkins

Church
William
Watkins
Cyrus M.
Watson
David Middleton
Watson
Robert
Watson

Church
Fairview Methodist
Church
New Salem Baptist
Church
Pelzer Memorial
Cemetery
No records
found
7th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
August 6, 1841
April 22, 1938

October 20,
1922
Private
Beauregard's Lt.
Artillery
Discharged
July 17, 1848
August 27, 1911
Private
Beauregard's Lt.
Artillery
Discharged
February 9,
1840
June 19, 1913

May 31, 1897
Discharged
January 6, 1836
September 7,
1836
POW - Anthens, GA
Unknown
March 20, 1827
October 25,
1844
Unknown
February 4,
1898
December 11,
1902
Private
Unknown, 1841
B
Unable to
confirm
Chaplin
F&S
Lieutenant
2nd SC Rifles
CSA Navy - Water
Witch
Private
24th SC Infantry
Discharged
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Deserter - joined Union

Army
Private
KIA - Richmond, VA
Sergeant
22nd SC Infantry
Private
12th SC Infantry
POW - Fort McHenry, MD
Private
6th SC Cavalry
Discharged
Private
5th SC Infantry
Paroled
Private
62nd NC Infantry
POW - Camp Douglas, IL.
A
G
24th GA & 17 SC
Infantry
7th SC Cavalry
Discharged
Discharged
Daniel Sanford
William B.
Watson
Watson

Private Asst.
Surgeon
Private
E. Marion
Watson
Possible - not
confirmed
J. W.
Watt
John Thomas
Webb
Private
24th SC Infantry
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Return
Private
C to names
Discharged
DOW - Anderson, SC
April 18, 1833

November 20,
1814
November 25,
1811
Unknown
January 10,
1829
Unknown
November 20,
1830
June 4, 1823
July 25, 1890
July 5, 1862
May 25, 1890
April 8, 1900
Unknown
June 23, 1872
Unknown
April 19, 1909
August 5, 1894

December 17,
May 5, 1821
1887
August 20, 1841
July 8, 1862
J. R. Wentworth R. L. Williams
Old Nazareth
Wentworth Presbyterian
Pendleton Methodist
Theodore J.
Werner
Church
Thomas Washington West
Henry
White
Church
Fairview Methodist
James Walker
White
Church
New Hope Methodist
J. T.
White
Church
New Hope Methodist
Thomas C.
White
Church
New Salem Baptist
William G. W.
White
Church
John R.
Private
2nd SC Rifles
DOD at Anderson, SC
Private
Lieutenant
A
C
Discharged
Discharged
Private
1st SC State Troops

1st SC State Troops
Palmetto
Sharpshooters
Private
4th SC Infantry
Paroled
October 2, 1812
December 26,
1842
Corporal
24th SC Infantry
Discharged
Unknown
Private
DOW - Fredericksburg, VA
Unknown, 1840
Private
Ordinance
Sergeant
Private
24th SC Infantry
Discharged
April 7, 1827
F&S
C
2nd SC Rifles
5th SC Infantry
Paroled
Medical discharge
Unable to verify - young
age
January 12, 1828

July 15, 1833
August 3, 1910
November 12,
1891
July 6, 1892
Juily 9, 1849
July 15, 1910
Thomas M.
W. R.
White
White

William H.
White
Private
F&S
16th SC Infantry
Andrew Franklin
Peter M.
White
Whitfield

Church
Private
Private
K
D
Drury
William Harrison
Benjamin F.
Whitlock
Whitlock
Whitner

Private
Private
Private
E
F
B
4th SC Infantry
2nd SC Rifles
Hampton Legion
Infantry
6th SC Cavalry
7th SC Cavalry
Elias Eugene
Whitner
Multiple
Candidates
Joseph Newton
Whitner
First Presbyterian Church Age 60 in 1861
Paroled
February 24, 1824

November 27,
1820
April 1, 1820
Private
John V.
Whitt
Private
John V.
Malachi B.
Whitt
Whitten
Private
Private
D
G
Samuel W.
Whorton

Pelzer Memorial
Cemetery
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Private
Samuel
Wicker
Smith's Chapel Church
Private
James L.
Wiles
Private
Unknown, 1884
February 29, 1924
Unknown
December 26,
1862
December 4, 1842
July 22, 1895
April 10, 1839
October 27, 1915
27 September
POW - Deep Bottom, VA. 20 October, 1825
1890
Discharged
August 14, 1833 February 14, 1918
Discharged
Februaru 22, 1835 January 14, 1919
April 11, 1799
Whitt
August 23, 1904

June 22, 1864
Discharged
Paroled
November 22,
1842
John V.
Unknown, 1864'
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
Hampton Legion
Infantry
27th SC Infantry
1st SC Cavalry
Holcombe Legion
Infantry
C
2nd
State Troops
Return
toSCnames
Paroled
12 May 1837
Discharged
15 August 1827
Paroled
POW - Elmira, NY
May 12, 1837

Unknown
November 20,
1837
Discharged
Paroled
Discharged
January 24, 1832

September 28,
1846
March 21, 1872
March 31, 1864

December 25,
1906
7 July 1867
December 25,
1906
Unknown
January 18, 1908
July 12, 1911
June 1, 1930
J. l. WILLIAMS J.A. Wooten
John Louis
Williams
Private
R. W.
Williams
Multiple
Candidates
Jasper
Williams
John M.
Samuel G.
Ambrose Pinckney
Alexander
Samuel Newton
James A.
Matthew
James Robinson
Lebanon Baptist Church no records found

Mount Tabor Baptist
Williams
Church
Private
A
Williams
Church
Corporal
L
Williams
Private
I
Williams
Private
I
Williams
Private
H, E
Williamson Bethany Baptist Church
Private
E
Williamson Family
Williamson Cemetery
Private
E
Hampton Legiom
Infantry
Discharged
16 March 1832
30 November
1899
April 9, 1842
October 30, 1894
6th SC Cavalry
Questionable - Deserter
Februaru 20, 1819 February 2, 1882

September 19,
June 7, 1834
1910

1st SC Artillery
1st SC Artillery
2nd SC Rifles
20th SC Infantry
POW - Hart's Island, NY

Discharged
Medical discharge
Paroled
Unknown
October 5, 1844 December 8, 1900

August 4, 1840
May 20, 1925
May 9, 1837
August 5, 1901
February 10, 1837
June 2, 1912
March 16, 1829
January 11, 1894
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
January 14, 1825
October 25, 1891

September 15,
1922
Private
17th SC Infantry
Private
17th Georgi Infantry
DOD - Typhoid Fever
March 2, 1849
December 15,
1842
Private
20th SC Volunteers
Medical discharge
January 7, 1844
Private
6th SC Cavalry
Questionable
Unknown, 1833
Private
Cobbs Georgia Legion
POW - exchanged
Jnauary 29, 1848
John Newton
James C.
Williamson Zion Methodist Church

Roberts Church
Williford
Cemetery
Belton Memorial
Willingham Cemetery
Belton Memorial
Willingham Cemetery
Belton Memorial
Willingham Cemetery
Belton Memorial
Willingham Cemetery
Wilson
Private
Private
F
C
12th SC Infantry
24th SC Infantry
Medical discharge
Discharged
J. N.
William H.
James
Wilson
Wilson
Wilson

Private
Private
Private
I
G
A
1st SC Infantry
22nd SC Infantry
Paroled
Paroled
Paroled
R. C.
Wilson
Sergeant
10th SC Infantry
Deserter
Jeptha Forbes
Wilson
Private
F&S
1st SC Cavalry
Discharged
Private
20th SC Infantry
Discharged
January 22, 1846

May 1, 1920
30 April 1837
November 7, 1918
September 19,
July 24, 1819
1905
May 10, 1831
October 4, 1909
August 5, 1843
August 27, 1919
December 28,
1835
April 16, 1929
November 21,
1817
July 12, 1892
December 13,
June 20, 1825
1920
W. Henry
A. L.
Alford Pickney
Elijah
John Jackson
Robert George

Wilson
Church
Witherspoo Roberts Church
n
Cemetery
Private
B
29th Georgia cavalry POW - Point Lookout, MD
Return
to
names
October 16, 1846
October 1, 1904
November 11,
1910
Unknown, 1900
December 12,
1924
June 16, 1916

September 14,
W. P. Wright J. P. Young
Sergeant
Discharged
February 26,
1845
Private
Discharged
June 3, 1826
Private
Discharged
Wright

Roberts Church
Cemetery
20th SC Infantry
Ham's Reg. Miss.
Cavalry
Private
1st SC Infantry
Paroled
Wright
Private
2nd SC Rifles
Deserter
March 13, 1825 August 15, 1910

January 21,
June 30, 1841
1922
November 25,
1840
June 18, 1911
February 13,
1831
March 17, 1907
William P.
Wright
Turner T.
Wright
V. T.
Wright
T. B.
Thomas F.
Samuel Thompson Wyatt
Private
4th SC Cavalry
POW - Honey Creek
Commissary
Sergeant
4th SC Cavalry
Medical discharge
Private
24th SC Infantry
POW - Jackson, MS
Unknown
Unknown
Private
24th SC Infantry
Discharged
Unknown
Unknown
James E.
Wyatt
Andrew J.
Wyatt
John W.
Wyatt
Jennings G.
Wyatt
Fairview Methodist
Church
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Private
24th SC Infantry
Wyatt
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Private
24th SC Infantry
Wyatt
Generostee ARP
Presbyterian
Private
2nd SC Rifles
7th SC Cavalry
22nd SC Infantry
Thomas Alex
William H.
August 26, 1906

December 22,
1900
W. F.
John B.
Wyatt
Wyatt

Private
Private
2nd
H
F
Charlie
Rufus Robert
Yates
Yeargin

Private
Private
A
F&S
Hampton Legion
Infantry
24th SC Infantry
Peter T.
Yon

Church
Private
W. J.
Young
Unverified
John H.
J. P.
Young
Young
Pelzer Memorial
Cemetery
Private
Unable to verify
Unknown
February 12,
June 22, 1826
1909
Discharged
November 6,
Unknown, 1840
1928
Medical discharge
Octpber 31,
January 19,
1832
1913
Paroled
April 4, 1848
July 29, 1927
POW - Point Lookout, VA
January 22,
January 18,
1820
1888
Paroled
Unknown
Unknown
POW - Camp Douglas, IL
December 6,
Between 18801831
1890
Discharged
POW - Camp Chase, OH
Unknown, 1829
November 17,
1833
F
Charleston SC Infantry
Multiple Candidates
Return to names
Discharged
Unknown, 1827
March 19, 1826
December 30,
1908
February 15,
1912
July 8, 1914
End of Veterans
Names
Return to names

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Starr Baptist Church Cemetery

Lieutenant Thomas W. West

Lieutenant West entered service on 1

Private George W. Stuart 1827 - 1884

Private George W. Stuart entered service

Private Elias Sanders

Private Elias Sanders entered service on 1

Sergeant D. G. Rampy entered service on

Private W. R. D. McGee 7 SC Infantry

Private W. R. D. McGee entered service on

Private Julius E. McGee 7 SC Infantry

Private Julius E. McGee entered service on

Private J. A. McGee 7 SC Volunteers

Private J. A. McGee entered service on 1

Private George Wyburn Jesse McGee 7 SC Volunteers Company F

Private George Wyburn Jesse McGee

Private J. L. McCarley entered service on

Private M. T. Long entered service on 20

Private John Long

Private John Long entered

Private George W. Long

Private George W. Long entered

Private John Baylis Leverett

Private John Baylis Leverett entered

Private John Mc C Hewin

Corporal Mc C Hewin entered service

Private Ewell Eldridge Herron

Private Ewell Eldridge Herron

Private A. Jackson Hall

Private A. Jackson Hall entered

Private W.T. Dean entered service on

Private James A. Brownlee 2nd SC Cavalry Company G

Private James A. Brownlee entered

Lieutenant Augustus A. Dean 2nd SC Rifles Company G

Lieutenant Augustus Dean entered

Private Joseph H. Bostick

Private Joseph H. Bostick entered

Private James H. Brock

Corporal James H. Brock entered

Private James Burris Pruitt 20th SC Infantry Company E

Private James Burris Pruitt entered

Private Jesse McGee 26th SC Infantry

Private JJ McGee entered service on

Corporal Dudley C. Howard

Corporal Howard entered service

Private Elias Judson McGee

Private Elias McGee entered service

Private Watt entered service on 1

Sergeant James V. Jones

Sergeant Jones entered service

Private John A. Stevenson

Private John A. Stevenson

Private John Bartlett Cliknscales

Private Clinkscales entered

Private Lent Hall

Private Lent Hall entered service at

Private Reuben Pyles Clinkscales

Private Robert Baylis Dean

Private Robert Baylis Dean