Journals

At a meeting of the Confederate Veterans of Crawford County held for the purpose of organize (sic) a Confederate Veterans Camp. B.W. Sanford was elected chairman and T.J. Martin secretary, when the following names were enrolled as members.

Name	Company	Regiment	State
1 Aultman, E.L.	E	5^th	Ga.
2 Alexander, D.W.	E	3^rd	“
3 Arnold, A.C.	E	6^th	“
4 Bryant, L.L.	F	57^th	“
5 Becham, B.J.	D	1^st	“
6 Bowers, H.N.	E	6^th	“
7 Cochran, Thos.	I	1^st	“
8 Champion, J.I.	I	1^st	“
9 Dent, W.J.	F	10^th	Con Cavalry
10 Dixon, T.T.	C	59^th	“
11 Danielly, A. J.	F	10^th	“
12 Futrell, L.C.	C	27^th	Ga.
13 Graves, J.M.	C	6^th	“
14 Hortman, J.P.	E	6^th	“
15 Hallman, G.W.	F	9^th	South Carolina
16 Hortman, W.H.	E	6^th	Ga.
17 Harris, E.F.	F	10^th	Con Cavalry
18 Harris, R.H.	E	6^th	Ga.
19 Martin, T.J.	E	6^th	“
20 Marshall, C.H.	C	27^th	“
21 Number 21 was skipped. No entry.
22 Merritt, H.C.	G	59^th	“
23 Mathews, T.F.	G	6^th	“
24 Moncrief, R.B.	H	61^st	“
25 Jack, J.W.	C	17^th	“
26 Jordan, W. B.	K	45^th	“
27 Perry, M.F.		Abel’s Battery
28 Ross, D.J.	C	27^th	Ga.
29 Sanford, B.W.	E	57^th	“
30 Smith, J.N.	K	45^th & 3^rd	“
31 Shillers, J.S	E	1^st	“
32 Spain, W.B.	E	6^th	“
33 Wilder, Jonathan	K	45^th	“
34 Williams, A.F.	K	42^nd	“
35 Wiggins, D.W.	B	8^th	“
36 White, Rufus	C	27^th	“
37 Williams, J.W	E	6^th	“
38 Walker, J.W.	E	28^th	“
39 Wade, M.T.	B	12^th	North Carolina
40 Yawn, Allen	C	27^th	Ga.

The Crawford County Confederate Veterans Camp meet in the Court House and was called to order by Commander Dr. J.N. Smith, and the following new members were enrolled.

The U.C.V. Camp of Crawford County No 868 meet in the court house at 12 oclock. The camp was called to order by Commander Dr. J.N. Smith, and after roll call the camp was addressed by Com, Dr. J.N. Smith and at the conclusion the annual dues of 10 cents was paid by all those who wear present and a resolution was passed by the camp for all members who were absent to send in their dues to T.J. Martin, Secty Denmark Ga or F.H. Wright, Knoxvill Ga, or M.F. Carnes, Roberta Ga, who will pay over same to Secty to be forwarded by him to General Headquarters.

All those who are in arrears by the 29^th next will be dropped from the roll as the time is past due for them to be sent in.

Comrades Dr. J.N. Smith A.J. Danielly T.J. Martin, and L.C. Futrell were elected delegates to the 7^th annual reunion of U.C.V. Association which convenes at Nashville Tenn. On June 22,23,24 1897.

The annual reunion of Crawford County Confederate Veterans Camp was ordered to be held at Knoxvill Augt. 7^th 97. Every body invited to attend and bring well filled baskets.

Camp adjourned to meet Augt. 7^th 1897.

Dr. J.N. Smith Commander

T.J. Martin Secty & Treasy

The UCV Camp of Crawford County, NO 868, meet in the Court House and was called to order by Commander Dr. J.N. Smith. After roll call the election of Officers for the ensuing 12 months was in order.

When the following were elected

Dr. J.N. Smith	Commander & Surgeon
A.J. Danielly	Lt. Commander
W.J. Dent	Adjutant
W.B. Sanford	Historian
L.C. Futrell	Commissary & Quartermaster
J.M. Graves	Chaplain
T.J. Martin	Secty & Treasurer

At the conclusion the Camp was addressed by Commander Dr. J.N. Smith comrade R.H. Harris Comrade John Perry of Baker Co and before intermission for dinner the Camp gave the rebel yell led by Comrade Dr. Palmer(?) of Houston Co.

When the bountiful dinner was partaken of by all.

At the afternoon meeting the 20^th of Oct. 1897 was appointed for the quarterly meeting of Camp at Knoxvill and the 1^st Wednesday in Augt. 1898 for the annual reunion to be held in Knoxvill. Camp adjourned to meet 20^th Oct. 1897.

J.N. Smith, Commander

T.J. Martin Secty & Treasurer

Knoxvill Ga March 5^th 1898

The U.C.V. Camp of Crawford County, No 868 meet in the Court House and was called to order by Comm. Dr. J.N. Smith and after roll call the following business was attended to. Comrade L.C. Futrell and A.J. Danielly were elected as delegates and Wm Rutherford and W.J. Dent as Alternates to represent the camp at the Annual reunion to be held in Atlanta July 21^st 22^nd 23^rd.

Committees were appointed to ascertain who would attend the reunion. Comrade J.L. Marshall J.C. Norris J.P. Blasingame and H.C. Bowers.

The following comrades were appointed to arrange for transportation Johnathan Wilder W.J. Dent, A.J. Danielly.

Committee to see after the welfare of the camp while in attendence and during their stay in Atlanta Wm Rutherford L.C. Futrell A.J. Danielly J.N. Smith Chairman.

Committee to solicitate contributions for the purpose of paying the expenses of those who are unable to pay them. W.B. Spain B.J. Becham H.C. Bowers J.W. Dickey J.A. Moore J.L. Parsons W.L. Smith, B.F. Kenedy W.G. Aultman R.H. Knight.

Committee to arrange for Badges J.W. Jones, J.N. Smith A.J. Danielly, to be made of ribbon one bar of white one of red and one of blue with rosette

Resolved that a military history of each member of this camp be furnished to the Secretary and by him transcribed in a book to be kept for that purpose and when said (word unreadable) is finished to be deposited with the ordinary of said County, for future reference.

The business being closed A.J. Danielly asked that the following resolution be passed

Since the last meeting of Crawford County Camp No 868 of Confederate Veterans death has invaded it and captured our fellow comrade, Mark F. Perry. Each year this enemy makes a raid upon us and captures some member. A few more years and there will not be one left. Therefore it is of great importance that we keep up this camp and preserve the records of the members thereof.

Therefore it is resolved that a page of the minutes be dedicated to the memory of Comrade Mark F. Perry as all will attest to his Soldierly moral and Christian character he stood among the peer of all.

Dr. J.N. Smith Commander

T.J. Martin, Secretary & Treasurer

Knoxvill Ga. Augt.7^th 1897

Roster of U.C.V. Camp of Crawford County No 868.

	Co.	Regt	Ga.	Vol.
Aultman, E.L.	E	5^th	“	“
Alexander, D.W.	E	3^rd	“	“
Arnold, A.C.	E	6^th	“	“
Bryant, L.L.	F	57^th	“	“
Becham, B.J.	D	1^st	“	“
Bowers, H.N.	E	6^th	“	“
Burnett, W.J.	A	5^th	“	“
Bowers, T.A.	H	53^rd	“	“
Blasingame, J.S.	I	45^th	“	“
Blasingame, J.P.			“	“
Cochran, Thomas	I	1^st	“	“
Champion, John I.	I	1^st	“	“
Chancellor, W.F.	A	14^th	“	“
Carswell, M.W.	F	57	“	“
Dent, W.J.	F	10	Con.	Cavelry (sic)
Danielly, A.J.	F	10	Con	“
Dixon, T.T.	C	59^th	Ga.	Vol.
Futrell, L.C.	C	27^th	“	“
Graves, J.M.	C	6^th	“	“
Hortman, J.P.	E	6^th	“	“
Hortman, W.H.	E	6^th	“	“
Hallman, G.W.	F	9^th	South Carolina
Hortman, F.H.	C	27^th	Ga.	Vol.
Harris, E.F.	F	10^th	Con.	Cav.
Harris, R.H.	E	6^th	Ga.	Vol.
Hammet, J.L.
Harris, J.E.	E	6^th	“	“
Horn, V.B.	E	63	“	“
Martin, T.J.	E	6^th	“	“
Marshall, C.H.	C	27	“	“
Marshall, H.D.	E	6^th	“	“
Marshall, J.L.	E	6^th	“	“
Meritt, H.C.	G	59	“	“
Mathews, T.F.	G	6^th	“	“
Moncrief, R.B.	K	61^st	“	“
Moncrief, R.J.W.
Moncrief, J.J.
McAfee, A.J.	6	Regt.	Ga	Vol.
McDonald, W.H.	E	3^rd	“	“
Jack, J.W.	C	17^th
Jordan, W.B.	K	45	Ga.	Vol.
Jones, J.W.	E	3^rd	“	“
Jones, J.K.	K	44	“	“
Jackson, J.A.	I	32	“	“
Knight, R.H.	K	45^th	“	“
Kenedy, B.F.	C	27^th	“	“
Lee, L.T.
Perry, M.F.	Abels Batery
Ross, D.J.	C	27^th	Ga.	Vol.
Rutherford Williams	K	45	“	“
Sanford, W.B.	F	57	“	“
Smith, J.N.	K	45	“	“
Spain, W.B.	E	6^th	“	“
Spillers, J.S.	K	45^th	“	“
Smith, W.C.	K	27^th	“	“
Taylor, James	F	57^th	“	“
Thames, W.R.	F	57^th	“	“
Visage, W.H.	A	54^th	“	“
Wilder, Jonathan	K	45^th	“	“
Williams, J.W.	E	6^th	“	“
Williams, A.F.	K	42	“	“
Wiggins, D.W.	B	8^th	“	“
White, Rufus	C	27^th	“	“
Walker, G.W.	E	28^th	“	“
Wade, W.T.	B	12	N.C.	Vol.
Wactor, Dave	K	45	Ga.	Vol.
Worsham, Mitchel	E	3^rd	“	“
Worsham, John
Yaun, Allen	C	27^th	“	“
Shenley, A.T.
Taylor, F.C.	E	6^th	Ga.	Vol.
Scarbrough, Henry	K	45^th	“	“
Parsons, J.L.
White, T.P.	I	52	“	“
L.B. Halston, 5	Ga Resvs	Co. B
M.J. Hatchett	7^th Cav	Co. E

Knoxvill Crawford Co GA Sept.22^nd 1900

The United Confederate Veterans Camp No 868 of Crawford County meet in the Court House and was called to order by Commander Dr. J.N. Smith and after roll call the following was transacted.

That the U.C.V. Camp have a basket Dinner on the 4^th Wednesday in October 1900 and a committee consisting of Dr. Smith Dr. Jones and Capt Dent to invite speakers to address the meeting

And Dr. Smith, Dr. Jones Capt Dent, T.F. Mathews & A.J. Danielly committee on arrangements

Knoxvill was selected as the place of holding the meeting The committee on arrangements have 100 circulars printed to be paid out of Treasurer

The Crawford County Correspondent be requested to publish the notice of said meeting and basket Dinner

Camp adjourned to meet 4^th Wednesday Oct. 1900

Dr. J. N. Smith Commander

T. J. Martin Secty & Treay

Knoxvill Crawford Co, Ga Oct.24^th 1900

The United Confederate Veterans Camp No 868 meet pursuant to adjournment and was called to order by Commander Dr. J.N. Smith, and a committee was appointed by the President to Draft Suitable Resolutions to petition the General Assembly to be as liberal in granting pensions to Confederate Widows as the resources of the State and the necessities of the widows demanded.

Comrades A. J. Danielly J. W. Jones W. J. Dent, Thos Cochran,

Committee

Report of Committee

To the General Assembly of Ga now in session

At a meeting of U. C. V. Camp no 868 the following Resolution was unanimously adopted.

Resolved. That in view of the fact that the voters of Ga have overwhelmingly expressed themselves at the Ballot Box as being in favor of amending the Constitution so as to allow Pensions the widows of Confederate Soldiers. Now as your Petitioners would ask that you in allowing Pensions to those widows: that you be as liberal towards them as the resources of the State and their necessities may demand.

Believing as we do that the Confederate Soldier was a Hero The Widow was a Heroine.

(unreadable word) a motion which was carried that one be appointed from each Malitia Dist, to circulate the above Resolution on the 6^th day of November and get signatures to the same and return to J.W. Jack on the 7^th and by him forward to our Representative in Atlanta

Knoxvill W.J. Dent

Beasleys G.W. White

Hammack A.J. Johnson

Webb’s J.A. Jackson

Sandy Point Green Halloman Committee

3^rd M.H. McElmurry

6^th W.R. Thames

7^th R.H. Knight

Comrades W.J. Dent, L.C. Futrell W.R. Thames, T.J. Martin,was elected to represent our Camp at Reunion of Confederate Veterans to be held in Augusta Ga Nov 16^th 1900

Camp adjourned to meet at the call of the Commander.

J.N. Smith Commander

T.J. Martin Secty. & Treasurer

Capt C.A. Tharp	Promoted to Major Resigned May 1862
Thomas Bartlet	Elected Capt. Oct. 1861 Resigned 1862 joined Virginian Army Kill at Petersburg Va.
Hudson Whitaker	Pro to Capt. May 1862 wounded at Kennesaw June 1864 captured at Nashville Tenn. Released from prison 1865 Died (?) Co. 1873
Lt L.B. Moseley	Pro to 1^st Lt. May 1862
Lt. J.F. Barfield	Pro from 2^nd to 1^st Lt. May 1862 Wounded Chickamauga 1863 Served through war
J.M. Callaway	Elected 3 Lt May 1863
Sergeant J.S. Bryant	Killed at Chickamauga Sept 19 1863
M.P. Jennings	Died in Bibb Co 1863
W.K. Herrington	Died in Bibb Co.
W.H. Jennings
Corp S.F. Nicholds	wounded Kennesaw 1864
Wes Jessup	Killed at Chickamauga Sept 19 186
Enoch Raiford	Died during war in Crawford Co. 1863
J.J. Long	Capt. Died at Camp Chase
Private J.G. Braswell	Died since war
William Braswell
John Bryant	Killed at Atlanta July 1864
Henry Callaway
Jessee Callaway
C. Champion	Killed at Chickamauga Sept 19 1864 (sic)
John M Champion	“ “ “
Thos. Cunningham	Kill Atlanta July 22 1864
Cullon Davdson
B.F. Drawhorn	wounded Nashville Tenn. Dec 16 1864
J.M. Drawhorn	wounded Murfreesboro Tenn. Dec 7 (sic) 1864
W.W. Drawhorn	wounded Jackson Miss July 1863
Charles Elliot	wounded Chickamauga 1863
A.J. Gibson	wounded Chickamauga 1863
J.B. Green
Pete Hickman	wounded May 16 1864
Berry Hill
Jessee Harper
Marion Hillier	Kill Sept 19 1863
John J. Johnson	wounded
J.J. Jones	wounded Dec (?) 1864
W.H. Jones
Kelly	Kill at Jonesborough Augt 31 1864
Thos. Kimbrough	wounded Sept 19 1863
N.J. Lee	Kill “ “ “
J.R. Miller	wounded Chickamauga Sept 19 1864 Peachtree Creek July 20^th 1864
E. Millirons	wounded 1864
Eli Moncrief	Died 1863
George Moncrief	Kill Sept 19, 1863
W.H. Moncrief
Wright Pender	Died 1862
Elija Rooks
A.J. Richardson	wounded July 19, 1863
Jessee Sanders	Kill Augt 31 1864
John Simmons
Silas Smith
George Spillers	Deserted (blacked out with pencil)
John Tidwell
B.F. Tidwell
A.J. Tharp	wounded Jackson Miss 1863 Sept 19 1863
Jeff Tharp	“ 1864
A.J. Wosham
J.H.D. Worsham
David Worsham	Kill at Nashvill Dec 17 1864 While Carrig the Colors of Reg.
J.J. Waite	Deserted at Kennesaw Ga 1864 (blacked out with pencil)
W.M. Young	Kill Sept 20 1863
B.F. Jennings
(?) (?) Bradley	Transfered
E.E. Brewer	Commissary
Jack Miller
James Arthur	Discharged 1862
W.S. Arnold	Trasfered
D.W. Braswell	Discharged 1862
R.A. Benson
S.H. Burton	(Could be Bartow)
W.H. Cordy	Discharged 1862
H.H. Curry
James Cook	Discharge 1862
J.G. Halfield	“ “ (Could be Hatfield)
Jason Langston	“ “
A.J. Morgan	Tranferd
G.W. Mitchell	Discharged 1862
J.B. McGuire	Trasfered
Green (V.?) Melvin
T.F. Parker	Discharged 1862
C.E. Peyton	Died 1862
James Parker
James C. Reese	Died 1862
J.M. Simmons
L.D. Smith	Discharged 1862
T.C. Sullivan
J.C. Sanders
Wm. Sanders
Martin Tool
J.B.W Walker	Died 1861
Samuel Wheelder	Dischag 1862 over age (Probably Wheeler)
G.B. Wilder	Died 1864
J.N. Wilder	Discharged 1862
B.T. Wynn
Joseph Buratle?

This is a Copy of Roster Co. D. 30 Ga Regt.

Copied from one that Annie Miller has whose Husband J.J. Miller was member of said Company.

Copy of Original Roster of Company E 6^th Ga Volunteers
Colquitts Brigade Hokes Division
Mustered into service May 27^th 1861
Disbanded May 14^th 1865

W.C. Cleveland	Capt. Pro to Lt Col. 17^th 1862 Resigned May 15^th 1863
T.J. Simmons	1^st Lt. Elected Lt Col 45^th Ga Regt. May 25^th 1862
Z.A. Fowler	2 “ Pro to 1^st Lt. March 25^th 1862 Pro to Capt. Sept 17^th1862 Resigned 1864
J.J. McCrary	3 Lt. Resigned Oct. 1862
W.H. Jenkins	1^st Sergt. Killed at Cold harbor Va June 27^th 1862
T.B. Ellis	2 “ Died at Knoxvill Ga Augt. 1861
E.F. Harris	3 “ Discharged at Yorktown Va July 1861
Thos. Walker	4 “ Killed at Sharpsburg, Md. Sept. 17^th 1862
F.W. McCallen	1^st Corp “ “ “ “ “ “ “
B.F. White	2 “ Discharged Yorktown Va Augt. 1861
A.B. Harris	3 Killed a Sharpsburg Sept. 17^th 1862
R.M. Bazemore	4 “ Pro to 2 Sergt. March 1862 Leg Shot off Sept. 16^th1862
Musitions
J.S. Prevatt	Disbanded with Co 1865
L.H. Pope	“ “ “ “
Privates
1 Arnold, T.C.	Wounded at Cold harbor Va June 27^th 1862 Discharged
2 Danielly, J.M.	Died at Lynchburg “ July 1862
3 Elliott, W.A.	Killed at Petersburg “ June 18^th 1864
4 Ford, Wm	Discharged at Yorktown Va 1861
5 Goodin, A.R.	Died at “ “ July “
6 Goodin, M.J.	Discharged Augt
7 Harris, R.H.	Captured near Petersburg Va Augt. 19^th 1864
8 Harris, R.R.	Substituted J.M. Harper Jan 1862
9 Hardin, J.W.	Pro to 3^rd Sergt. 1862 Severely wounded May 16^th 1864
10 Hammack, F.W.	Discharged July 4^th 1861
11 Hammack, A.H.	“ Yorktown Va “
12 Ham, P.J.	Wounded at Cold harbor June 27^th 1862 Wounded at Petersburg June 18^th 1864
13 Hartley, J.W.	Discharged at Yorktown Va Augt.1861
14 Hilsman, J.L.	“ “ “ “ “ “
15 Hortman, S.W.	Wounded in 1862 Discharged in 1863
16 Hortman, W.H.	Wounded in 1862, 1864, and in 1865
17 Irby, F.I.	Died at Knoxvill Ga Sept 15^th 1863
18 Jackson, J.L.	Discharged May 1862
19 Jackson, S.F.	Killed at Sharpsburg Sept. 17^th 1862
20 Johnson, Jas.	Arm Shot off Augt. 19^th 1864
21 Kendrick, S.A.	Mortaly wounded at Cold harbor Va June 27^th 1862
22 Lucas, J.T.	Substituted G. Fellin April 1863
23 Martin, A.W.	Killed at Sharpsburg Sept 17^th 1862
24 Marshall, T.J.	Elected 3^rd Lt. Nov.1861 Pro 2^nd Lt. 1862 to 1^st Lt 1862 To Capt. 1864 Serverly wounded at Sharpsburg Sept. 17^th1862
25 Mathews, W.P.	Elected 3^rd Lt. Dec. 1862 wounded May 16^th 1864 Killed June 4^th 1864
26 Mathews, A.J.	Died at Danvill Va 1862
27 Mathews, J.P.	Died at Yorktown Va 1861
28 Madden, Ed	Captured Sept 17^th 1862 and never returned
29 McAfee, A.J.	Discharged Augt. 1861
30 McAfee, O.M.	Died at Yorktown Va Augt. “
31 McCrary, W.R.	Elected 1^st Lt. Co K 45 Ga Regt. March 10^th 1862
32 Merritt, Wm.	Disbanded with Co in 1865
33 Mobley, L.W.	Substituted A.J. Deriso Augt. 27^th 1862
34 Moran, W.W.	Killed at Cold harbor June 27^th 1862
35 Morgan, G.W.	Apointed 4^th corporal July 1861 wounded May 16^th 1864
36 Nathan, Abe	Wounded at Sharpsburg Sept. 17^th 1862
37 Newsom, N.B.	Apointed 1^st Corporal Transferred to Co. G 6^th Ga May 1864
38 Newsom, D.C.	Killed at Drewrys Bluff 1864
39 Nicholds, R.B.	wounded at South Mountain 1862 and Chancellorsville Va 1863
40 Nicholds, V.A.	Died at Danvill Va 1862
41 Owens, T.J.	Apointed 3^rd Sergt. 1864 wounded 1865
42 Parker, D.A.	Disbanded with Co. in 1865
43 Parker, W.R.	Died at Richmond Va Oct. 7^th 1862
44 Parham, R.R.	“ “ “ “ June “
45 Phelps, F.M.	“ “ “ “ May “
46 Preston, J.W.	Elected 5 Sergt. 1861 wounded May 1862 Discharged 1863
47 Radsford, Mike	Wounded June 27^th 1862 and Captured Sept. 17^th 1864 Exchanged
48 Rowell, J.W.	Wounded July 1^st Malven hill Va 1862
49 Roberts, J.M.	Killed at Sharpsburg Sept. 17^th 1862
50 Roberts, J.W.	“ “ Petersburg Va 1864
51 Roberts, J.H.	Mortaly wounded June 27^th 1862
52 Sanders, J.M.	Wounded May 31^st 1862 and March 19^th 1865
53 Simmons, J.W.	Discharged in 1861
54 Stevens, I.C.	Elected 2^nd Sergt. 1861 3^rd Lt. 1862 Pro to 2^nd Lt. 1862 Killed March 19^th 1865
55 Stevens, W.M.	Severly wounded March 19^th Bentonvill N.C. 1865
56 Stevens, W.G.	Discharged Augt. 1862 Reenlisted 1863 Killed May 16^th 1864
57 Stembridge, B.	Killed at Sharpsburg Sept. 17^th 1862
58 Taylor, F.C.	Severly wounded June 27^th 1862
59 Weaver, S.E.	“ “ July 30^th 1864
60 Weaver, T.J.	Discharged Augt. 15^th 1862 Died Augt. 25^th 1862
61 Wells, A.W.	Wounded May 31^st 1862 and Dec. 1863 Deserted at Wilmington, N.C. 1865 (This line blacked out with pencil.)
62 Wellons, A.H.	Killed at Seven Pines Va 1862
63 Whittington, E.O.	Discharged Augt. 1^st 1861
64 White, H.C.	“ December “
65 Williams, J.W.	Wounded Sept. 1864 and March 1865
66 Wilder, J.E.	Died May 14^th 1862
67 Wilder, E.G.	“ “ 30^th “
68 Woodall, S.B.	“ Jan 10^th “
69 Wright, G.W.	Substituted H.C. Harris Feb 19^th 1863

The following Names are Recruts to Co E 6^th Ga Vol and dates that they were Mustered into Service.

1 H.C. Sanders	Mustered in June 15^th 1861.	Apointed 1^st Sergt. July Elected 3^rd Lt. July	1862 1864
2 J.A Walker	“ “ “ “ “	Discharged Augt.	1861
3 R.M. Jordan	“ “ “ “ “	Killed March 19^th	1865
4 H.N. Bowers	“ “ “ “ “	Elected 3^rd Corp Wounded May 16^th	1863 1864
5 W. Barrett	“ “ “ “ “	Died July	1861
6 S.A. Bryant	“ “ “ “ “	Serverly wounded	1864
7 O.F. Hobbs	“ “ “ “ “	Disbanded with Co in	1865
8 J.B. Stevens	“ “ “ “ “	Mortaly wounded March 9^th	1865
9 J.N. Woodall	“ “ “ “ “	Discharged Augt	1861
10 J.N. Arnold	“ “ July 1861	Wounded Sept. 17^th	1862
11 J.H. Holmes	“ “ “ “	Captured March 19^th	1865
12 J. Hunnicutt	“ “ “ “	Died at Yorktown Va	1861
13 J.T. Janes	“ “ “ “	Mortaly wounded June 18^th	1864
14 J.H. Morgan	“ “ “ “	Died Augt. 19^th	1861
15 Jas. Taylor	“ “ “ “	Yorktown Va	1861
16 J.J. Rowell	“ “ “ “	Killed at Sharpsburg Sep 17^th	1862
17 W.M. Watson	“ “ “ “	Mortaly Wounded at Seven Pines Va	1862
18 F.M. Felts	“ “ March 6^th 1862	Substituted H. Tobin Augt 6^th	1862
19 B. Hobbs	“ “ “ 8^th “	Disbanded with Co in	1865
20 Jas. Nicholds	“ “ “ “ “	Died at Danvill Va	1862
21 H.T. Parham	“ “ “ “ “	Killed at Sharpsburg Sept17^th	1862
22 P.G. Parker	“ “ “ “ “	Died from wounds July 29^th	1864
23 J. Passmore	“ “ “ “ “	Died in Hospital RichmondVa	1862
24 W.R. Rowell	“ “ “ “ “	Killed at Sharpsburg Sept 17^th	1862
25 W.B. Spain	“ “ March 8^th “	Disbanded with Co in	1865
26 L.P. Lucas	“ “ April 2^nd “	Sub. John Felin March 8^th	1863
27 G.W. Martin	“ “ May 5^th “	Wounded Sept 17^thand Augt. 19^th	1862 1864
28 T.J. Martin	“ “ “ “ “	Severly wounded June 27^thCol harbor	1862
29 A.C. Arnold	“ “ “ “ “	Disbanded with Co in	1865
30 A. Bryan	“ “ “ “ “	“ “ “ “	1865
31 P.B. Hobbs	Must in May 5^th 1862	Disbanded with Co in	1865
32 J.E. Harris	“ “ “ “ “	Severly wounded Feb 21^st	1865
33 J.L. Marshall	“ “ “ “ “	Wounded June 27^th	1862
34 Thos Dunman	“ “ March “	Discharged Dec	1862
35 A.A. Miller	“ “ May 1863	Disbanded with Co in	1865
36 J.P. Hortman	“ “ Augt. 1863	Disbanded with Co in	1865
37 J.W. Andrews	“ “ Sept 1863	Wounded March	1865
38 Luke Merritt	“ “ Oct. 1863	Disbanded with Co in	1865
39 John Vissage	“ “ Feb. 1864	“ “ “ “	“
40 John Duke	“ “ “ “	“ “ “ “	“
41 H.D. Marshall	“ “ March 1864	Wounded March	1865
42 L.W. Fowler	“ “ “	“ “ May 16^th	1864
43 J.H. Irby	“ “ “ “	Disbanded with Co	1865
44 T.E. Rowell	“ “ “ “	“ “ “	“
45 T.M. Morgan	“ “ April 1864	Died. July 27^th	1864
46 A.J. Mathews	“ “ May 1864	“ Augt. 5^th	1864
47 J.M. Wright	“ “ July 1864	Disbanded with Co in	1865
48 Wm Cone	“ “ “ 1864	Captured March	1865

We the undersigned Committee appointed by the Ordinary of Crawford County to Enroll the names of all Members of Co E 6^th Ga Regt. who were members of said Co. beg to submit the following as being a correct copy of said Companys Roster.

Resolutions passed by the Surviving members of Co E 6^th Regt Ga Vol.in Camp near Greensborough N.C.

April 22^nd 1865

At a meeting of Co E 6^th Regt. Ga Vol. held this day the following Preamble and Resolutions were unanimously adopted.

Whereas after four years of hard service in defence of our country we find (to say nothing of those who have been disabled for life) that Fifty of our numbers are now absent from their places in our midst having gone to that bourn from whence no traveler returns Twenty nine having been Killed and died of wounds and Twenty five died of disease and as we trust are gathered to their Heavenly Father on high to enjoy that rich inheritance where they are hapy and free from the many toiles trials hardships and pravations they knew on earth.

We their Co associates in armes adopt this occasion to refer to them and drop a tear to their memory before we disband to return to our homes Comrades peaceful and sweet be your rest Now may you be Soldiers of that cross which was crimsoned with Emanuels blood and hence fourth and forever yours be a rich felicity beneath the approving smiles of God. To give expression to our feelings occasioned by the melancolly and afflicting events of the past Four years of bloodshead and Strife it is therefore Resolved, That the sad and trying dispensation which has deprived us of the society of Lt. W.P. Mathews and I.C. Stevens, Sergt. W.H. Jenkins T.B., Ellis Thos. Walker, J.M. Danielly and R.M. Jordan, Corp J.H. Roberts and Privates W. Barrett, A.J. Deriso, W.A. Elliott, A.R. Goodin, J.M. Harper, N.B. Harris, H.C. Harris, W.H. Harris, P.B. Hobbs, J. Hunnicutt, F.J. Irby, J.T. Jones, S.F. Jackson, S.A. Kendrick, A.W. Martin, A.J. Mathews Sr, A.J. Mathews, Jr J.P. Mathews, F. McCallen, J.H. Morgan, Owen M. McAfee, W.W. Moran, D.C. Newsom, V.A. Nicholds, Jas. Nicholds, W.R. Parker, P.G. Parker, R.R. Parham, F.M. Phelps, H.T. Parham, F. Passmore, J.J. Rowell, W.R. Rowell, J.M. Roberts, J.W. Roberts, J.H. Roberts, W.G. Stembridge, J.B. Stephens, B. Stembridge, Jas Taylor, T.J. Weaver, A.H. Wellons, J.E. Wilder, E.G. Wilder, S.B. Woodall and W.M. Watson has touched us deeply and truly made us lament the severance of ties that like a golden chain bound their hearts to ours Resolved 1^st that we sincerely sympathise with the families of our beloved comrades and trust that a mercifull God in his own good time will develop the wisdom of his ways and restore to them a quiett reliance on him who doeth all things well and wisely Resolved 2^nd That the above Preamble and Resolution be published in some Georgia Paper and that copies of the same be sent to the respective families of our fallen comrades with the warm assurance that they have the unfeighned sympathy of the few remaining Crawford Greyes

H.M. Sanders, Secty T.J. Marshall Chairman

Roster and Resolutions Enrolled

by T.J. Martin, Secty & Treay, U.C.V. Camp No 868

June 16^th 1900

Roster of Jackson Guards A Company Organized from Crawford County Sept. 1^st 1861. Which Company is known as Co C 27^th Regt Ga Vol. Colquitts Brigade R.L. Hokes Division Army of Northern Va.

Names	Time of Enlistment	Rank	Wounded/Killed
Arnold, C.H.	1^st Sept 1861		Died Hospital 1862
Allen, Jobe	“		“ Manasses Va.
Aultman, Joshaway	“
Averett, Wm	“
Aultman, W.R.	“	Orderly Sergt
Avery, J.W.	“		Killed Cedar Creek
Bond, Sanders	“		Wounded 2^nd Cold Harbor in arm
Chance, J.W.	“
Culverhouse, J.A.	“	“
Cates, J.J.	“		Wounded Seven Pines 1862
Cusey, S.	“
Causey, J.J.	“		Died in Va 1863
Causey, E.M.	“		Wounded Malven Hill Va 1862
Dreher, Frank	“		Missing Seven Pines Va
Davis, Green	“
Dean, W.J.	“		Wounded, body and Thigh
Dyer, Jas.	“		Killed Sharpsburg
Dyer, John	“		Died in Va 1864
Dennis, C.I.	“	Capt.& Major	Killed Petersburg Va
Eubanks, J.D.	“	Corporal	Died in Va.
Eubanks, J.A.	“	Corp. Sergt. Lt.	“ “ “
Futrell, L.C.	“
Fitzpatrick, J.G.	“
Gregory, J.T.	“	Orderly Sergt	Killed Cold harbor Va.
Glynn, P.W.	“		Died
Grace, T.A.	“	Lt. & Capt.
Green, C.A.	“	Sergt.	Died Va
Gray, J.M.	“
Gray, Joseph	1^st Sept. 1861
Hammack, J.M.	“		Wounded Seven Pines Va.
Hortman, F.H.	“		“ “ “ “
Hutson, Joseph	“
Hutson, James	“		Died in Hospital 1862
Harp, Wm	“	Orderly Sergt.	Put in Substitute
Hancock, Henry Sr.	“		Killed Sharpsburg
Hancock, T.J.	“		Died in Va
Hancock, Jackson	“
Hancock, W.G.	“
Huts, Fred	“		Killed Petersburg Va
Huts, J.E.	“		Killed Bentonvill N.C.
Hoskins, Jule	“
Hoskins, Wm.	“		Killed Yorktown Va.
Jordan, W.G.	“
Johnson, W.W.	“		Lt. & Capt.
Johnson, Samuel	“
Johnson, Simon	“
Kenedy, B.F.	“	Corp & Sergt.	Wounded Ocean Pond Fla.
Murchison, John	“	Sergt.	Kill Cold harbor Va.
Murry, J.W.	“	Lt. & Capt.
McKenney, W.H.	“
Meritt, Elbert	“
Meritt, Michel	“		“ Ocean Pond Fla
McNiece, W.S.	“	Corpl	Killed Chancellorsvill Va.
McMichal, L.B.	“		Died in Army
Newbury, C.M.	“	Lt.	“
Page, Wm	“		Died Griffin Ga 1861
Roberson, J.W.	“		Killed Petersburg Va
Ross, J.D.	“		Wounded
Ross, W.M.	“	Lt.	“
Robison, A.J.	1^st Sept. 1861		Died 1863
Rowland, Jack	“		Killed Cold harbor Va.
Sawyer, Julious	“		Died
Sawyer, D.C.	“
Shepperd, J.W.	“		“
Smith, J.W.	“	Sergt.
Smith, J.Y.	“
White, G.W.	“	Orderly Sergt.
White, H.C.	“
Wilson, J.M.	“	Corp
Williams, G.W.	“		Killed Seven Pines Va.
Williams, T.N.	“		“ “ “ “
Webb, W.A.	“	Sergt.	“
Wadkins, S.H.	“		“
Weaver, Washington	“		Died Va
Wright, J.E.	“		“ “
Walker, J.A.	“		“ “
Whittington, Green	“		“
Wilder, John	“		“
Walker, J.A.	“
Worsham, John	“		Killed Petersburg Va
Yann, Allen	“
Yarbrough, Richard	“
Lang, Green	“
Avery, Sikes	15^th June 1862
Clary, Wiley	“
Causey, L.D.	“
Causey, Wm	“		Killed 2^nd Cold harbor Va.
Davis, A.J.	“		Died Griffin Ga 1861(sic)
Danil, Obedier	“
Dreher, Wince	“
Gregory, Thos.	15^th June 1862		Died 1863
Green, W.H.	“
Hancock, Henry Jr.	“
Hancock, J.H.	“
Hancock, James	“		“ Va
Huts, Ruben	“
Johnson, B.A.	“
Johnson, Jackson	“
Meritt, Riley	“		“ Army
Millirons, Wm	“		Put in Substitute
Marshall, C.H.	“
Newbury, B.F.	“
Newbury, Henry	“
Sawyer, John	15^th June 1862		Died in Hospital
Stembridge, Wm	“		Kill N.C.
White, Rufus	“
Webb, John	“
Wright, Lewis	“		Died Hospital
Meritt, Riley	“		Died Army
Gray, Frank	“		“ 1863
Roberson, Columbus	“		Put in Substitute
Snipes, J.T.	“
Bridges, Thos.	“
Kenedy, J.C.	“		“ 1864
Mitchell, Wesley	“		Killed at Petersburg Va.

State of Georgia           We the undersigned committee appointed to draft a correct Roster
Crawford County         of Company C. 27^th Ga Regt. do certify that the above is correct to the best of our knowledge and belief we respectfully submit the
                                    same as our report,
                                    This July 5^th 1898                           B.F. Kenedy
                                                                                            L.C. Futrell    Committee

Names of Battles which Company C 27^th Ga Regt. was engaged in during service, from 1861 to 1865.

Roster of Ray Guards. A Company Organised from Crawford County March 4^th 1862 which Co was known as Co K 45 Ga Regt. Thomas’es Brigade Army of Northern Virginia

Gibson, A.W.	Capt. Pro to Major Augt.1864	Wounded June 1862 Frazier Farm Captured March 25^th 1865
McCrary, Wm R.	1^st Lt.	Wounded Dec 13^th 1862 Died Dec 16^th 1862 from wounds Capt Augt. 29^th 1862
Slatter, T.J.	2 Lt.	Died Feb. 18^th 1863 Small Pox
Rutherford, Wm	3 Lt.	Pro to Capt.
Hatcher, G.A.L.	1^st Sergent	Died March 1863
Knight, R.H.	2 “	Wounded March 25^th 1865
McGraw, T.J.	3 “
Mathews, J.R.	4 “	Wounded June 30^th 1862 and March 26^th 1865
McCrary, J.J.	5 “
Frasier, E.S.	1^st Corporal
Slocum, W.J.	2 “
Myrick, M.H.	3 “	Died June 28^th 1862
Hicks, E.W.	4 “	“ “ 8^th 1862
1 Adams , A.J.		Wounded June 30^th 1862
2 Adams, Augustus
3 Bowman, G.B.		“ May 12^th 1864 Va
4 Causey, J.L.		Died June 29^th 1862
5 Carter, G.W.		“ “ “ “
6 Cates, A.J.		“ July 24^th 1862
7 Cloud, J.W.		“ April 3^rd 1862
8 Cloud, Noah		Wounded March 25^th 1865
9 Cloud, A.J.
10 Cloud, Ciceroe		Died Feb. 1863
11 Colvin, M.F.
12 Culbrith, W.B.
13 Collum, John E.
14 Dent, W.J.		Discharged
15 Drew, J.D.		Wounded Augt. 9^th 1862. July 3^rd 1863
16 Dukes, F.C.		Resigned March 1863
17 Evans, A.S.
18 Fowler, W.L.		Wounded June 27^th 1862 Cold harbor Va Died Augt. 1862
19 Fitzpatrick, M.H.		Wounded Dec. 1862 Died April 1865 from wounds
20 Ford, Wm
21 George, J.C.		Killed Augt. 1864
22 George, L.H.
23 Goodin, W.B.
24 Goodin, Joseph		Died Augt. 1862
25 Goodin, Jeff		“ July “
26 Grant, Isaiah
27 Gibson, Henry
28 Hammach, A.H.
29 Hartley, S.F.		Died Augt. 6^th 1862
30 Holmes, B.F.		“ Nov “
31 Holmes, Wm
32 Hinson, J.Q.
33 Howard, B.A.		Discharged
34 Jordan , J.F.		“
35 Jordan, Wm
36 Jordan, E.T.		Captured March 25^th 1865
37 Johnson, Wm		Died June 1862
38 Kenedy, J.K.
39 Kenedy, Thos.		Wounded June 30^th 1862 Va
40 Kenedy, Wm		Died July 1862
41 Knight, A.F.
42 Lightfoot, J.A.		Missing from June 30^th 1862
43 Lee, D.H.		Discharged 1862
44 Lawman, W.G.		Wounded June 27^th 1862
45 Lewis, Jerry		“ May 3^rd 1863. Died 1863 from wounds.
46 Lewis, T.T.		Died 1863
47 Leadingham, J.S.		“ May 11^th 1862
48 Lochlier, Hary		Wounded June 30^th 1862
49 Martin, J.F.		Died Augt. 1862
50 Martin, J.H.		Wounded June 30^th 1862 Frasier Farm.
51 Mathews, A.J.		“ May 5^th 1864 Died June 1864 from wounds
52 Mathews, W.A.		Died at Fort Deleware 1864
53 Mathews, W.J.
54 Mathews, W.A.J.
55 Miller, W.M.		Wounded July 1863 Gettysburg Va (sic)
56 McGee, W.J.
57 Minnick, James
58 Moore, J.A.		Wounded Augt. 29^th 1862 Manasses Va
59 Pope, H.B.		Transferred to signal corps.
60 Pi(y)les, G.W.		Discharged 1864
61 Powell, J.M.		Wounded Dec 13^th 1862. Died Feb.1863
62 Powell, J.H.		Died April 19^th 1862
63 Raines, S.J.
64 Rickerson, T.W.		Wounded May 5^th 1864
65 Rigsby, A.J.		Died March 28^th 1862
66 Ross, T.J.E.		“ May 30^th “
67 Sanders, G.M.		“ Augt. 4^th “
68 Sanders, H.W.
69 Sanderfer, J.W.		Killed June 30^th 1862
70 Sawyer, J.L.T.		Died July 6^th 1862
71 Seymore, Wm P.
72 Shirley, E.T.N.		“ “ 24^th “
73 Smallwood, Jeff		“ “ 16^th “
74 Sulivan, W.C.		“ “ 15^th “
75 Stembridge, J.F.B.		Wounded June 30^th 1862 Va
76 Slocumb, W.F.
77 Slocumb, J.A.		Died July 1862
78 Scarborough , J.H.
79 Smisson, B.T.
80 Spillers, J.S.
81 Smith, J.N.		Transferred 1862

1 J.M. Harper	for	R.R. Harris	Jan 1862	Died Augt.	1862
2 H. Tobin	“	F.M. Felts	Augt. “	Deserted same day
3 A.J. Deriso	“	L.W. Mobley	“ “	Killed Sept 17^th	1862
4 H.C. Harris	“	G.W. Wright	Feb 1863	“	1864
5 J. Flynn	“	L.P. Lucas	March 1863	Wounded June	1864
6 J. Felin	“	T.J. Lucas	April 1863	Deserted April 15^th	1863

	Yorktown	Va.
	Williamsburg	“
	Seven Pines	“
	1^st Cold Harbor	“
	Malven hill	“
	South Mountain	Md.
	Sharpsburg	“
	Fredericksburg	Va.
	Chancellorsvill	“
	Siege of Charleston	S.C.
	Ocean Pond	Fla.
	Cedar Creek	“
	Drewys bluff	Va.
	2^nd Cold Harbor	“
	Weldon R.R.	“
	Siege of Petersburg	“
	Kinston	N.C.
	Bentonvill	N.C.

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