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Civil War Soldiers in Whitfield County
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R Harrison Nations, who lived in Whitfield County, GA. He enlisted Co I, 12th Regiment Louisiana Volunteer Infantry. Both legs were amputated
due to injuries during the War. After the War, he returned to Whitfield County to live. His pension is here. Courtesy:
Vanishing Georgia,
Georgia Archives, Office of
Secretary of State
During the Civil War, Whitfield County helped to raise the following units:
2nd Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company H, Georgia Volunteers
26th Regiment, Georgia Infantry (Glenn), Company B, C, G, H, I
34th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company A, Fitgerald Rifles
36th Regiment, Georgia Volunteers, Company B
36th Regiment, Georgia Volunteers, Company G
36th Regiment, Georgia Volunteers, Company H
36th Regiment, Georgia Volunteers, Company I
39th Georgia Volunteer Infantry Regiment
39th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company C, Wells Guards
60th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company B, Fannin Guards
60th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company C, Walker Independents
60th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company D, Whitfield Volunteers
60th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company E, Bartows
60th Regiment Georgia Infantry, Company F, Gilmer Volunteers
1st Regiment Georgia State Guards, "Tunnel Hill Guards" (Home Guard Unit)
Dalton Machine Guards (Home Guard Unit)
State Line Guards, Company I, "Galt Volunteers"
868th Militia, Whitfield County GA
872nd Militia, Whitfield County, GA
New York Herald Map of Tunnel Hill
Article from the "Southern Banner" May 18, 1864
Drawing from Library of Congress of Snowball Fight,, Dalton GA 1864, by Alfred Waud (1828-1891)
link to story: http://americancivilwar.50megs.com/stories04.html
Union Fort in Whitfield County GA according to Field Notes,
occupied by Sherman's Atlanta Campaign, 1864.
Courtesy:
Vanishing Georgia, Georgia Archives, Office of Secretary of State
Soldiers in the Civil War:
William J Acree (his pension and widows pension)
William P Adair (pension)
G M Cannon, pension
Barney Coker, pension
B W Echols, pension
William H Finley, pension
Benjamin F Foster, pension
J A Freeman, pension
David Ganus, pension
Jesse A Glenn, military and pension
James J Groves, military and pension
John J H Hall, widow Martha C Hall pension
Reuben Harrison Nations (pension)
Thomas Jefferson Peeples, pension
David Pelfrey, pension
Joshua Roach, pension
Wm L Roach, pension
Camp Joseph E Johnston Camp 34, United Confederate Veterans, Dalton, 1909 see here
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