{"id":2384,"date":"2010-07-09T09:44:47","date_gmt":"2010-07-09T15:44:47","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.ncgenweb.us\/nash\/?page_id=2384"},"modified":"2010-07-09T10:32:32","modified_gmt":"2010-07-09T16:32:32","slug":"30th-nc-infantry-company-i-published-military-records","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.ncgenweb.us\/nash\/military\/civil-war-1861-1865\/30th-nc-infantry-company-i-published-military-records\/","title":{"rendered":"30th NC Infantry, Company I: Published Military Records"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Researched and Formatted by:\u00a0 Earl P. Bell, Jr.<\/p>\n

Posted: 10 July 2010<\/p>\n

In Raleigh, on the 20th<\/sup> of May 1861, one hundred fifteen men, representing the various counties in North Carolina, voted unanimously for the state to withdraw from the Federal Union and go to war.\u00a0 On the next day, 21 May 1861, one hundred twenty men signed the Ordinance of Separation and listed their place of residence.\u00a0 While political pressure was on them, at this early moment, they were completely free men and made the decision as such.\u00a0\u00a0 Postwar apologist writing by a few of them, especially that of Kemp Battle, centers on Lincoln\u2019s 15 April, 1861 call for troops reducing them to only one other choice; namely, to fight against fellow Southerners.\u00a0 In the seven hours between 11 A.M. and 6 P.M., on that fateful day in May, this group of men, composed mostly of wealthy farmers and lawyers, led the state out of the union, into the Confederacy and began to prepare for the hostilities ahead.\u00a0 By that vote, it did not matter whether, a delegate had previously been a secessionist or a Union man, by their vote, they were all, unanimously, secessionist.\u00a0 What men do always trumps their words!\u00a0 From that moment forward, 20 May 1861 until 9 April 1865, in fact, until Confederate fighting men stacked rifles at Appomattox and, for some Nash County men, secured their released in late June, 1865, they were willing participants in an armed rebellion against the United States of America, and most of them did not, after the war, receive pardons by general amnesty.\u00a0 Rather, they fell into a special category that included all Confederates who owned property of $20,000 or more in value, served in the Confederate army with a rank of colonel or above or served in the Confederate navy with a rank of Lieutenant or above.\u00a0 All of the men, who fell into one of these categories, were required to apply, individually, to the President of the United States.\u00a0 Additionally, they were required to first go through a screening process that involved an application to and a recommendation by the Governor of North Carolina to the President.\u00a0 Provisional Governor W. W. Holden (May to December 1865) devoted countless hours to reading individual applications for a pardon so he could make a recommendation, on each man, to President Johnson.\u00a0 At this time, the relationship between the representatives in the North Carolina\u2019s deliberative bodies, the legislature and the secession convention, and the great mass of voting North Carolineans was persistently shallow.\u00a0 The heavy support for the Union persisted, throughout the state, even after men from Nash County fought for the Confederacy.\u00a0 The representatives in these bodies must have felt boxed into making the inevidiable decisions inherent in fighting a war.<\/p>\n

From the beginning of hostilities, wealthy men could pay substitutes to go in their place, and, after 11 October 1862, the Confederate Congress passed a law exempting any man from military service who owned twenty slaves or more.\u00a0 The Twenty-Slave Law was one of the most unpopular actions taken by the Confederate Congress, between October 1862 and April, 1865, and, of course, proved to be completely unnecessary.\u00a0 Why would any wealthy man, with twenty of more slaves and normal intelligence, choose to exercise such an unpopular option, when at his disposal, with ease, was the less provocative option of paying a substitute to go in his place?\u00a0 Of course, the fact that the Confederate Congress, early in the war (October, 1862), would pass such a law reveals the worrying of Southern men, possessing political and economic privilege, about their own fates and the life threatening prospect of them being required to shoulder the same heavy burden of fighting the war that fell to the great mass of less influential men from Nash County.\u00a0 These men of humble origins and means fought heroically in county\u2019s three most important regiments; namely, the 47th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company A, the 30 NC Infantry Company I, and the 47th<\/sup> NC Infantry Company D.\u00a0 This consistent bravery by Nash County men is evident in all of other regiments of the Confederate armed services\u00a0 in which they fought.<\/p>\n

Whether this is \u201ca rich man\u2019s war and a poor man\u2019s fight\u201d; a fight driven by loftier purposes; or both is for you to decide.\u00a0\u00a0 An important part of that determination rests on a careful reading of the published military records that are listed below for the men from Nash County.\u00a0 These men bore the full weight of the fighting only had voice in this decision was when they chose to fight or not.\u00a0\u00a0 At the outset, 10 September 1861, it was a choice of free men.\u00a0 By the\u00a0 time other Nash County regiments were organized the fighting was escalating and such freedom was becoming less evident.\u00a0 As the war progressed, the Confederacy faced increasing internal challenges compromising the fighting of the war. The response of Confederate leaders was to develop harsher policies for use against men, and even certain geographic areas, who refused to serve or deserted.\u00a0 Internal cohesion, an imperative for military success, proved elusive throughout the conflict..\u00a0 The mountain men of east Tennessee, an area settled heavily by Revolutionary War veterans, presented a persistent challenge to the Confederate government throughout the conflict.\u00a0 The magnitude of their opposition required the deployment a significant Confederate military force in the area, throughout the war, and these soldiers were never completely free from guerilla military attacks<\/p>\n

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Company I was overwhelmingly from Nash County where enlistment was heaviest on 10 September 1861. <\/strong><\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 designates MEN and BOYS WHO ENLISTED, IN NASH COUNTY AND\/OR WERE ASSIGNED THEIR INITIAL RANK on 10 SEPTEMBER 1861, two men enlisted at Camp Wyatt, near Carolina Beach, NC on 10 September 1861\u00a0 [some were promoted, others were demoted depending on their performance and, of course, the usual command politics that adheres during a war.]<\/strong><\/p>\n

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* ARRINGTON, WILLIAM T., Captain [KILLED AT MALVERN HILL, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTMENT:\u00a0 resided in Nash County or Georgia, enlisted in Nash at the AGE 40<\/strong>.\u00a0 Appointed captain on 10 SEPTEMBER 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 KILLED:\u00a0 at\u00a0 Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.<\/strong><\/p>\n

* HARRIS, JAMES, Captain [KILLED AT SPOTSYLVANIA COURT HOUSE, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED;\u00a0 resided in Nash or Jones County, enlisted in Nash at AGE 27 on 10 SEPTEMBER 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 Elected 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant on 1 April 1862 and promoted to Captain on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 KILLED:\u00a0 at Spotsylvania Court House, VA on 12 May 1864.<\/strong><\/p>\n

ARRINGTON, KEARNEY W., 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant\u00a0 [WOUNDED, CAPTURED, IMPRISONED (twice), EXCHANGED]. <\/strong>ENLISTMENT:\u00a0 previously served as Sergeant in 19 NC Regiment, Company E (2nd<\/sup> Regiment, NC Cavalry).\u00a0 TRANSFERRED:\u00a0 to 30th<\/sup> , Company I when appointed 2nd<\/sup> Lieutenant on 22 Feb. 1863.\u00a0 PROMOTED:\u00a0 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant on 14 Dec 1863.\u00a0 WOUNDED AND CAPTURED:\u00a0 wounded in the left leg and captured at Spotsylvania Court House, 12 May 1864<\/strong>.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED; in Washington, DC on 27 May 1864, transferred to Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC on 11 Aug 1864, then to Pt. Lookout Prison, MD on 8 Oct 1864, back to Washington on 2 Nov. 1864, then to Ft. Delaware, MD on 16 Dec 1864<\/strong>.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: paroled at Ft. Delaware, transferred to City Point, VA on 27 Feb 1865.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 BUNN, ELIAS, 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant [?]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTMENT:\u00a0 residend in Edgecombe, enlisted in Nash at AGE OF 19<\/strong>.\u00a0 ELECTED: 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant on 10 SEPTEMBER 1861.<\/strong> Regiment reorganized and he was not re-elected to 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant on 1 April 1862.\u00a0 STAFF ASSIGMENT:\u00a0 later served as Adjutant on the staff of General Lawrence O. B. Branch.\u00a0 NO FURTHER PUBLISHED RECORD.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 PERRY, SIDNEY R., 3rd<\/sup> Lieutenant\u00a0 [WOUNDED (twice); RETIRED DUE TO WOUNDS-17 Feb. 1865]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTMENT:\u00a0 resided in Nash County, NC\u00a0 where he enlisted at AGE 18<\/strong> on 10 SEPTEMBER 1861,<\/strong> mustered in as a private.\u00a0 PROMOTED: to 1st<\/sup> Sergeant on 1 April 1862.\u00a0 ELECTED:\u00a0 3rd<\/sup> Lieutenant on 17 March 1863.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1863 in the left foot and thigh:\u00a0 RETURN TO DUTY:\u00a0 on 30 June 1863.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 Snicker\u2019s Gap, VA on 18 July 1864 in the ankle.<\/strong> REPORTED: absent due to wounds in Aug. 1864.\u00a0 RETIRED: on 17 Feb 1865 due to wounds.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 TISDALE, THOMAS B., JR., 3rd<\/sup> Lieutenant [RESIGNED: 23 Feb 1863 WITH \u201cPHTHISIS\u201d]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISHMENT: resided in Nash where he enlisted at AGE 23<\/strong> on 10 SEPTEMBER 1861<\/strong>, mustered in as a private.\u00a0 PROMOTED: to Sergeant prior to 1 Nov 1861.\u00a0 ELECTED:\u00a0 3rd<\/sup> Lieutenant on 27 March 1862.\u00a0 RESIGNED:\u00a0 on 23 Feb 1863 due to \u201cthe feeble condition of my health.\u201d<\/strong> DISCHARGED: on 26 Feb 1863 by reason of \u201cphthisis.\u201d NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 WILLIFORD, BURTON B., 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant [WOUNDED AT CHANCELLORSVILLE,\u00a0 VA; RESIGNED: 11 Dec 1863]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTMENT: resided in Nash where he enlisted at the AGE 18<\/strong> on 10 SEPTEMBER 1861<\/strong>, musted in as a private, promoted to Sergeant prior to 1 Nov 1861, elected 2nd<\/sup> Lieutenant on 27 March 1862, promoted to 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant on 2 July 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 at Chancellorsville, VA in the groin and right thigh on 3 May 1863.<\/strong> RESIGNED: on 11 Dec 1863 by reason of \u201clameness.\u201d, resignation accepted on 14 Dec 1863.<\/p>\n

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WOODARD, COLEMAN W. W., 3rd<\/sup> Lieutenant [RESIGNED: 1 April 1862]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTMENT:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at AGE 25<\/strong>.\u00a0 ELECTED:\u00a0 3rd<\/sup> Lieutenant on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> RESIGNED on 1 April 1862.\u00a0 No reason given.<\/p>\n

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ABERNATHY, EDWARD _______________ [REJECTED FOR MILITARY SERVICE]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 in Nash County at the age 19 on 10 September 1961<\/strong>.\u00a0 REJECTED: he was rejected for military service, reason not given.<\/p>\n

ARMSTRONG, GRAY, Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted in Wake at age 25 on on 1 September 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Petersburg, VA on 3 April 1864.\u00a0 PRISON: Hart\u2019s Island, New York harbor on 7 April 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED: on 17 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

ARRINGTON, PETER W., Corporal [?] [TRANSFERRED TO THE FIELD AND STAFF OF THIS REGIMENT]<\/strong><\/p>\n

TRANSFERRED; from serving as a Corporal\u00a0 in 6th<\/sup> VA Infantry, Company G on 28 May 1863.\u00a0 PROMOTED: to Sergeant Major prior to 1 April 1864.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to the Field and Staff of this regiment.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 BARKLEY, JAMES H., Corporal [REDUCED RANKS; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 21 on<\/strong> 10 September 1861<\/strong>, mustered in as a corporal.\u00a0 REDUCED RANKS: on 1 April 1862, promoted to Corporal on 1 June 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 November 1863.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout, MD on 11 Nov 1862.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 paroled Pt. Lookout Prison, MD on 24 Feb 1865, transferred to Aiken\u2019s Landing, James River, VA on 25 Feb \u2013 3 Mar 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 BARNES, BRYANT B., Private [DIED IN WILSON COUNTY, NC]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 22 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> DIED: Wilson County, NC on or about 28 Oct 1861 of \u201ctyphoid fever\u201d and\/or \u201cpneumonia.\u201d<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 BASS, JOHN S., Private [WOUNDED; DIED AT CHANCELLORSVILLE, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Madison County, enlisted in Nash at age 18 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> WOUNDED: Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 1 January 1863.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 at Chancellorsville, VA, 3 May 1863.\u00a0 DIED: from wounds on 5 May 1863.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 BASS, RICHARD H., Private [WOUNDED; KILLED: PLACE NOT KNOWN]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISHED:\u00a0 resident in Nash where he enlised at age 18 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at Gaines\u2019 Mill, VA, 27 June 1862.\u00a0 KILLED: place and date not reported.<\/p>\n

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BASS, WILLIAM, Private [SUBSTITUTE; DIED IN RICHMOND, VA; LEFT 5 CHILDREN]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 52 on 4 Dec 1862.\u00a0 SUBSTITUTE: for another man, name not reported.\u00a0 DIED: hospital in Richmond, VA, 12-18 March 1863 of \u201cpneumonia.\u201d; his five children left with the man for whom he substituted.<\/p>\n

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BATCHELOR, ANDREW J.,\u00a0 Private [WOUNDED; IMPRISONED; PAROLED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash County, enlisted at Camp Wyatt at age 19 on 4 Dec 1861.\u00a0 WOUNDED: Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Burkeville Junction, VA on 14 -17 April 1865; his military record states that he was \u201cnoted for coolness in battle.\u201d [must have been in prison to be paroled]<\/p>\n

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*BATCHELOR, ELKANAH, Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; PAROLED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted in the county or at Camp Wyatt at age 28 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> PAROLED: at Greensboro on 1-2 May 1865.<\/p>\n

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BATCHELOR, HENRY H., Private [WOUNDED (twice); RIGHT ARM AMPUTATED; RETIRED TO THE INVALID CORP]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, a farmer, at age 22 on 4 March 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED: Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in right arm at Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1863; right arm amputated; reported absent because of wounds until 17 January 1865, when he retired to the Invalid Corp.<\/p>\n

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BATCHELOR, JOHN W., Private [?]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 22 on 4 March 1862. PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR:\u00a0 through 7 June 1864.\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

BATCHELOR, NEVERSON A., Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; DIED OF SMALLPOX IN POINT LOOKOUT PRISON, MD]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 23, 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov. 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov. 1863.\u00a0 DIED: of smallpox in hospital at Point Lookout on 7-9 Feb. 1864.<\/p>\n

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BATCHELOR, REDMUN W.,\u00a0 Private [WOUNDED; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; PAROLED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlised at age 18 on 1 May 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 at Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED:\u00a0 at Burkeville Junction, VA on 14 \u2013 17 April 1865.<\/p>\n

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BATCHELOR, RUFFIN L., Private [WOUNDED; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 previously served in 47th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company A.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED:\u00a0 on 22 January 1864.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at or near Snicker\u2019s Gap, VA on 18 July 1864.\u00a0 ABSENT WOUNDED: through August, 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Petersburg, VA on 3 April 1865.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: Hart\u2019s Island, New York Harbor, 7 April 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED: on 17 June 1865 after taking the Oath of\u00a0 Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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BATCHELOR, SAMUEL Mc., Private [DIED IN HOSPITAL IN RICHMOND, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 19 on 4 March 1862.\u00a0 DIED: a hospital in Richmond, VA on or about 22 September 1862 of \u201cdiarrhoea acuta..\u201d<\/p>\n

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BATCHELOR, THOMAS R., Private [DESERTED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash or New Hanover County, enlisted in Nash at age 30 on 4 March 1862.\u00a0 DESERTED: to the enemy in Perry County, PA on or about 28 June 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Fort Mifflin, PA on or about 2 July 1863.\u00a0 RELEASED: on or about 1 January 1864, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

*\u00a0 BATCHELOR, VAN BUREN, Sergeant [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; PAROLED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted at age 28 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> PROMOTED:\u00a0 to sergeant on 1 Apr 1862.\u00a0 CAPTURED: near Sharpsburg, MD on or about 17 Sept 1862.\u00a0 PAROLED: on or about 20 Sept 1862.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED:\u00a0 Point Lookout on or about 24 Feb 1865.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to Aiken\u2019s Landing, James River, VA, received in exchange on 25 Feb. \u2013 3 Mar 1865.\u00a0 NO MORE RECORDS LISTED.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 BATCHELOR, WILLIAM D., Corporal [KILLED AT KELLY\u2019S FORD, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 20 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 PROMOTED:\u00a0 to Corporal on 1 May 1863.\u00a0 KILLED: Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.<\/p>\n

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BATTLE, LAWRENCE F., Private [2nd<\/sup> Lieutenant] (DISCHARGED; SUBSEQUENTLY A DRILLMASTER AND RESPONSIBLE FOR HUNTING DOWN DESERTERS LIVING IN NASH COUNTY)<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted there at age 30 on 1 May 1862.\u00a0 DISCHARGED: on 1 Sept. 1862 after providing a substitute.\u00a0 APPOINTED: DrillmaSter (2nd<\/sup> Lieutenant and assigned the task of clearing Nash County of deserters.\u00a0 COMMENTS INCLUDED IN HIS MILITARY RECORD;\u00a0 He was a soldier \u201cof strict probity, unbiased by either fear or favor in the discharge of his duties.\u201d\u00a0 [other records indicate that this task prove not possible; deserters seem to have been well established throughout the county during the war.]<\/p>\n

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BATTS, WILLIAM J., Private [WOUNDED; SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 30 on 1 May 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED: a gunshot wound of the head and hospitalized in Charlottesville, VA on 23 Sept 1864.\u00a0\u00a0 SURRENDERED:\u00a0 at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 April 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER MILITARY RECORD LISTED.<\/p>\n

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BELL, ARKIN B., Private [KILLED (probably AT SNICKER\u2019S GAP, VA)]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, enlisted in Wilson County at age 25 on 10 March 1862.\u00a0 KILLED:\u00a0 in battle in July, 1864.\u00a0 Place of death not reported.\u00a0 NO FURTHER MILITARY RECORD LISTED.<\/p>\n

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BISSETT, PAYTON, Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; PAROLED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted at a camp near Richmond, VA on 5 Aug 1862.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at South Mountain, MD on 15 September 1862.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Ft. Deleware, DE, transferred to Ft. Monroe, VA on 15 Dec 1862.\u00a0 PAROLED AND TRANSFERRED: to City Point, VA on 18 Dec 1862.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to 47th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company A on 22 Jan 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 BONE, HARDY H., Private [DIED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted at age 29 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 in one of the hospitals in Richmond, VA on 18 November 1862 on \u201cPneumonia.\u201d<\/p>\n

*\u00a0 BONE, JOHN WESLEY, Private [WOUNDED; HOSPITALIZED; SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted at age 18 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Richmond, VA on 2 July 1862 with gunshot wound to his hand.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: on 1 January 1863.\u00a0 SURRENDERED: at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 April 1865.<\/p>\n

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BONE, JOSEPH H., Private [DIED IN HOSPITAL IN LYNCHBURG, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, enlisted on 4 Mar 1862, no age given.\u00a0 DIED: at Lynchburg, VA on or about 10 Jan 1863 of \u201cepilepsy.\u201d\u00a0 [LYNCHBURG was only second to RICHMOND in the number of Confederate hospitals located there].<\/p>\n

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BORROWS, JAMES, Private [DESERTED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 enlisted on or about 30 July 1863.\u00a0 DESERTED: on 7 Aug 1863.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD. [<\/strong>In the censuses of 1860 and 1870, no one named James Borrows is listed, in North Carolina; the only person, close to this name and associated with NC, is JAMES S. BURROUGHS, 41 year old merchant, born in North Carolina, who was living in Conwayboro, SC in 1860, in Horry County, SC; Kingston Parish, as specified in the Census of 1860]<\/p>\n

*BRANTLEY, J. REDMOND, Private [WOUNDED; HOSPITALIZED; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; PAROLED AND EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, enlisted at age 23 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> WOUNDED; at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: on unspecified date.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in the abdomen and\/or left hip and captured at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Washington, DC.\u00a0 IMPRISONED:\u00a0 at Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC on 5 Dec 1864.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to Elmira Prison, NY on 16 Dec 1864.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Elmira on 9 Feb 1865.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED; Boulware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA on 20-21 Feb 1865, in exchange.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 BRYAN, JAMES H., Private [WOUNDED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED; SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resdied in Nash, enlisted at age 18 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 PROMOTED: to Corporal on 1 Apr 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: on 1 Jan 1863.\u00a0 PROMOTED: to Sergeant on 1 May 1863.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA, in the neck and\/or scalp and captured at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 CONFINED: in various Federal hospitals.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 3 Feb 1864.\u00a0 PAROLED:\u00a0 at Point Lookout on 11 Oct 1864.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to Cox\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA, received on 15 Oct 1864, in exchange.\u00a0 REDUCED RANKS: subsequent to 20 Oct 1864.\u00a0 SURRENDERED: at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 April 1865.<\/p>\n

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*BUNN, BENJAMIN HICKMAN, Private [PROMOTED & REDUCED RANKS; TRANSFERRED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, where he resided, enlisted at age 17 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> PROMOTED: to 1st<\/sup> Sergeant prior to 1 Nov 1861.\u00a0 REDUCED RANKS: on 1 Apr 1963.\u00a0 PROMOTED: 3rd<\/sup> Lieutenant and transferred to 47th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company A on or about 24 Sept 1862 [he was the brother of Adjutant Elias Bunn of 12th<\/sup> NC Infantry, 2nd<\/sup> Regiment Volunteers and, of the same regiment \u2013 1st<\/sup> Company H, Captain William H. Bunn}<\/p>\n

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BUNN, JAMES D. A., Private [SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, enlisted at 18 on 4 March 1862.\u00a0 SURRENDERED:\u00a0 at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 Apr 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER MILITARY RECORD.<\/p>\n

*\u00a0 CAPPS, WILLIAM HENRY, Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted in Nash at age 28 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 CAPTURED: near Farmville, VA on 6 April 1865.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Newport News, VA on 14 April 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED: on 27 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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COBB, JEFFERSON, Sergeant [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED; SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted at Camp Wyatt, near Carolina Beach, NC at age 20 on 19 Dec 1861.\u00a0 PROMOTED: to corporal on 1 Apr 1862.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Frederick, MD on 12 Sept 1862.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: Ft. Delaware, DE.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: at Aiken\u2019s Landing, James River, VA on 10 Nov 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: on 1 June 1863, promoted to Sergeant.\u00a0 SURRENDERED: at Appomattox Court House, 9 April 1865.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 COLEY, JAMES J., Private [DISCHARGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: born in Nash, where he was a farmer until he enlisted in Nash at age 25 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> DISCHARGED: on 18 April 1862.\u00a0 REASON FOR DISCHARGE NOT REPORTED IN MILITARY RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 COOK, RANSOM L., Private [DISCHARGED] <\/strong>[lived with his parents, A. J. and Nancy Cook in 1860 in Cooper\u2019s Twp.]<\/p>\n

ENLISTED: born in Nash where he farmed until he enlisted in Edgecombe at age 21 on 10 September 1861.\u00a0 DISCHARGED: on 14 Dec 1861 by reason of \u201cgeneral anemic condition.\u201d<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 CRICKMAN, JOSIAH GORDON, Private [WOUNDED; RETURNED TO DUTY; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: born in Franklin; resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 17 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> WOUNDED:\u00a0 Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: on 1 Jan 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Spotsylvania Court House on 12-19 May 1864.\u00a0 IMPRISONED:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison, MD\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to Elmira, NY on 3 July 1864.\u00a0 RELEASED:\u00a0 Elmira Prison on 27 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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CROWELL, JONAS W., 1st<\/sup> Sergeant [PROMOTED; HOSPITALIZED; SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 previously served as a Private in 5th<\/sup> Alabama Infantry, Company D. \u00a0TRANSFERRED TO 30th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company D on 5 Apr 1863.\u00a0 PROMOTED: to 1st<\/sup> Sergeant on 1 May 1863.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Richmond, VA on 3 June 1864. With gunshot wound of the left thigh, place and date not reported;\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY:\u00a0 on 5 Oct 1864.\u00a0 SURRENDERED: at Appomattox Court House, 9 April 1865.<\/p>\n

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CRUMP, SAMUEL W., Private [DIED AT CAMP WYATT, NEAR CAROLINA BEACH, NC]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 30 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> DIED: at Camp Wyatt, near Carolina Beach, NC on 5-6 Feb 1862 of \u201ctyphoid pneumonia.\u201d<\/p>\n

CRUMPLER, BENNETT, Private [DESERTED; APPREHENDED; COURT MARTIALED (in absentia)]<\/strong> [married to Rhoda H. Smith, she dies in 1920]<\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 35 on 1 May 1862.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: on 31 Dec 1862.\u00a0 APPREHENDED: on 29 Oct 1863.\u00a0 DESERTED on 22 Dec 1863.\u00a0 COURT MARTIALED: in absentia, on or about 8 Jan 1864.\u00a0 NO MORE INFORMATION AVAILABLE IN HIS MILITARY RECORD.\u00a0 He survives the war and appears in the Census of 1870.<\/p>\n

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CULPEPPER, JETHRO D., Private [TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER REGIMENT]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: previously served in the 32th NC Infantry, 2nd<\/sup> Company H.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to 30 NC Infantry, Company I on 16 Feb 1864.\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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CULPEPPER, JOHN, Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; PAROLED; EXCHANGE; SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted there at the age of 25 on 1 May 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 1 July 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED: Cedar Creek, VA on 19 Oct 1864.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout, MD on 25 Oct 1864.\u00a0 PAROLED: Point Lookout Prison on or about 17 March 1865, then transferred to Boulware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA, received on 19 March 1865.\u00a0 SURRENDERED: at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 April 1864.<\/p>\n

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CULPEPPER, WILLIAM J., Corporal [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: previously served as a Corporal in 12th<\/sup> NC Infantry, 1st<\/sup> Company H, transferred to 30th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company I on 1 Oct 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED: company records indicated that he was captured at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863, Federal Provost Marshal records do not confirm this.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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DAVIS, BILL\u00a0 ——–<\/strong><\/p>\n

North Carolina pension records indicate that he served in this company.<\/p>\n

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DAVIS, MILES, Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 19 on 1 May 1962. CAPTURED: company records indicated that he was captured at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863, Federal Provost Marshal records do not confirm this.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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DEANS, WILLIAM, Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash & enlisted in Wake County at age 44 on 1 Sept. 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: on 27 Apr 1864.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: through August 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 DENSON, ALEXANDER, Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 19 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 CAPTURED at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Point Lookout on or about 24 Feb 1865, then transferred to Aiken\u2019s Landing, James River, VA, received on 25 Feb \u2013 3 Mar, for exchange.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 DENSON, BENJAMIN E., Private [DISCHARGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 22 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 DISCHARGED on 14 Feb or 1 Mar 1862, reason for discharge not provided.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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DORTRIDGE, RICHARD J.,\u00a0 Private (probably DAUGHTERIDGE) [KILLED AT OR NEAR SPOTSYLVANIA COURT HOUSE, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED;\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 18 on 2 Mar 1863.\u00a0 KILLED: at or near Spotsylvania Court House, VA on 12 May 1864.<\/p>\n

*\u00a0 DOZIER, JAMES W., Sergeant [PROMOTED; HOSPITALIZED; DIED IN HOSPITAL AT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, where he resided when he enlisted at age 25 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>. PROMOTED:\u00a0 to Corporal prior to 1 Nov 1861; to Sergeant on 1 April 1862.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Richmond, VA on 10 April 1863 with \u201ctyphoid pneumonia.\u201d\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 in hospital at Richmond on 18 April 1863.<\/p>\n

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EASON, HAYWOOD, Private [DIED (probably CAMP WYATT)]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, where he enlisted on 1 May 1862.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 in \u201ccamp\u201d on 18 May 1863, of disease.<\/p>\n

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EASON, WILLIAM, Private [?]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 18 on 1 May 1862.\u00a0 PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR: through Aug 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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EDWARDS, EDWIN, Private [?]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, enlisted in Wake at age 43 on 20 Sept 1863.\u00a0 PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR: through August, 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 EDWARDS, JAMES, Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 20 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 CAPTURED: according to Company records, at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863, however, records of the Federal Provost Marshal do not substantiate that report.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 EDWARDS, ROBERT C., Private [DISCHARGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 22 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR:\u00a0 until discharged on or about 14 Feb 1862; no reason for the discharge is provided; he may have served later in 32nd<\/sup> NC Infantry, 2nd<\/sup> Company H.<\/p>\n

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EDWARDS, SOLOMON, Private [?]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nsh, where he enlisted at age 18 on 10 Nov 1863.\u00a0 PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR: through 8 January 1865. NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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EDWARDS, WILLIE, Private [PAROLED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: enlisted in Nash on 18 March 1864.\u00a0 PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR: until paroled at Farmville, VA on 11-21 Apr 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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EVANS, WILLIAM M., Corporal [PROMOTED; SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Wilson County, where he enlisted at age 23 on 10 May 1862.\u00a0 PROMOTED: to Corporal subsequent to 31 August 1864.\u00a0 SURRENDERED: at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 Apr 1865.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 FOX, REDDEN P., Private\u00a0 [SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 16 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR: until surrender at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 April 1865.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 FRYER, LAWRENCE D., Private\u00a0 [ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; HOSPITALIZED; ABSENT]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 19 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR: through April, 1862.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE:\u00a0 in Sept \u2013 Dec, 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY:\u00a0 prior to 1 Jan 1864.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Richmond, VA on 3 June 1864, with a gunshot wound of the left leg; place and date of wound not reported.\u00a0 ABSENT IN THE HOSPITAL: through August, 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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GAY, GEORGE W., Corporal\u00a0 [WOUNDED; SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 21 on 4 March 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at Chancellorsbille, VA on 1 \u2013 4 May 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 1 Jan 1864.\u00a0 SURRENDERED: at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 April 1865.<\/p>\n

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GRIFFIN, ARCHIBALD CALHOUN, Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 19 on 4 March 1862. \u00a0CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED:\u00a0 at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED:\u00a0 at Point Lookout on 18 Feb 1865 and transferred to Boulware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA, where he was received on 20-21 Feb 1865, in exchange. \u00a0NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 GRIFFIN, JAMES D., Private [WOUNDED; CAPTURED; PAROLED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 22 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at Sharpsburg, MD on 17 Sept 1862, absent due to wounds through Dec 1862.\u00a0 HOSPITAL NURSE: at Richmond, VA from Nov \u2013 Dec, 1863 through Aug 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED: in hospital at Richmond on 3 Apr 1865.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Richmond on 21 Apr 1865.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 GRIFFIN, JESSIE R., Private\u00a0 [PROMOTED; REDUCED RANKS; DESERTED; RETURNED TO DUTY; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 24 on 10 September 1861. <\/strong>PROMOTED:\u00a0 to Sergeant on 1 Apr 1862.\u00a0 REDUCED RANKS: in Jan \u2013 June, 1863.\u00a0 DESERTED: on 4 June 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA [7 Nov 1863].\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED:\u00a0 at Point Lookout on 18 Feb 1865, and transferred to Boulware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA, where he is received on 20 \u2013 21 Feb, 1865, in exchange.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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GRIFFIN, JOHN B., Private [KILLED AT CHANCELLORSVILLE, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: bron in Nash, where resided prior to enlisting in\u201dcamp\u201d at age 33 on 1 March 1863.\u00a0 KILLED: at Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1863.<\/p>\n

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GRIFFIN, MARK S., Private [SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash & enlisted in \u201ccamp\u201d at age 27, 1 March 1863.\u00a0 SURRENDERED: at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 Apr 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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GRIFFIN, WILLIAM B., Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted in \u201ccamp\u201d at age 17 on 1 March 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED: on or near Spotsylvania Court House, VA on or about 8 May 1864.\u00a0 IMPRISONED:\u00a0 at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 17 May 1864.\u00a0 PAROLED: on or about 15 Mar 1865 & transferred to Boulware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA, where he was received in exchange on 18 Mar 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

GRIMMER, ELIAS G., Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Edgecombe, enlisted in Wake at age 38 on 8 July 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at or near Framville, VA on 6 Apr 1865.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Newport News, VA on 14 Apr 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED: on 27 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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GRIMMER, LAWRENCE\u00a0 _______ [?]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: North Carolina pension records indicate that he served in this company.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 GUPTON, THOMAS, Private [KILLED AT SNICKER\u2019S GAP, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Franklin County, enlisted Nash at the age of 21 on 10 September 1861.\u00a0 PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR: through Apr 1862; ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: in Sept \u2013 Dec 1863; report absent sick in May-June, 1863; returned to duty subsequent to 31 Dec 1963.\u00a0 KILLED: at or near Snicker\u2019s Gap, VA on 18 June 1864.<\/p>\n

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HARPER, JOHN H., Private [DIED IN THE HOSPITAL AT RICHMOND, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: born & resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 25 on 4 March 1862.\u00a0 DIED: in hospital in Richmond,VA on 9 Feb 1863 of \u201cvariola confluence.\u201d<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 HARRIS, ELBERT H., Private [DROPPED FROM ROLLS]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Warren County; enlisted in Nash at age 40 on 10 September 1861.\u00a0 DROPPED FROM COMPANY ROLLS: on 25 June 1862.\u00a0 No reason given.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 HEDGEPETH, ELIAS G., Private [DIED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 26 on 10 September 1861.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 at Orange Court House, VA of disease on 30 March 1864.<\/p>\n

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HUNEYCUTT, A. E. ____________ [?]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 North Carolina pension records indicate that he served in this company.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 HUNT, JAMES A. F., Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED TO JOIN THE UNITED STATES ARMY]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born & resided as a farm in Nash, where he enlisted at age 28 on 10 September 1861.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 RELEASED: at Point Lookout on 30 Jan 1864 to join the U.S. Army and was assigned to the\u00a0 lst U.S. Army Volunteer Infantry, Company C. NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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JOHNSON, CHRISTOPHER B., Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, enlisted in Wake at age 36 on 1 Sept 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED:\u00a0 at Burkeville, VA on 14 \u2013 17 Apr 1865.\u00a0 [this short record suggests he was captured and imprisoned].\u00a0 NO FURTHER REOCRDS.<\/p>\n

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JOHNSON, HENRY, Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Wake, wher he enlised at age 40 on 1 Sept 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Point Lookout on or about 15 Mar 1863, received at Bouldware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA on 18 March 1863 for exchange.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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JONES, CALVIN F., Private [ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; DESERTED; RETURNED TO DUTY; WOUNDED] <\/strong>[in 1860 listed as living in Arrington\u2019s District, Post Office:\u00a0 Hilliardston; not listed in the Census of 1870]<\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, enlisted at 49 on 15 March 1862.\u00a0 PRESENT & ACCOUNTED FOR: through April 1862.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: in Sept \u2013 Dec 1862.\u00a0 DESERTER:\u00a0 list as deserter on 4 June 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY:\u00a0 Aug 1864.\u00a0 NORTH CAROLINA PENSION RECORDS INFORMATION: states that he was wounded at Spotsylvania Court House, 12 May 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 JONES, JOHN R., Private [ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; RETURN TO DUTY; CAPTURED; WOUNDED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 16 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> Survived the war; in 1870 living in Liberty Twp with the post office listed as Nashville with his wife and daughter. PRESENT & ACCOUNTED FOR: through April 1862.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: in Sept \u2013 Dec 1862.\u00a0 RETURN TO DUTY: prior to 1-5 July 1863.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 in foot at Gettysburg, PA\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Ft. Delaware, DE on or about 7 July 1863.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to Point Lookout Prison, MD on 15-18 Oct 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Point Lookout on or about 18 Feb 1865, & transferred to Boulware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA on 20-212 Feb 1865, for exhange.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

*JOYNER, ALSEY M., Private [WOUNDED; KILLED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 26 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> WOUNDED: at Fredericksburg, VA on 13 Dec 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY:\u00a0 prior to 1 Jan 1863.\u00a0 KILLED:\u00a0 at Spotsylvania Court House on 12 May 1864.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 JOYNER, ASHLEY G., Private [WOUNDED; HOSPITALIZED; DIED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 18 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> HOSPITALIZED: at Richmond, VA on 28 Nov 1862 with \u201crheumatism acute & congestion of lungs\u201d\u00a0 DIED: in hospital at Richmond on 13 Dec 1862.<\/p>\n

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JOYNER, CALVIN M., Private [DIED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlised at age 30 on 1 May 1863, for the war.\u00a0 DIED: in hospital in Richmond, VA on or about 20 Jan 1862 of \u201cvariola conf[luen]t.\u201d<\/p>\n

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JOYNER, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Private [WOUNDED; RETURNED TO DUTY; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted in \u201ccamp\u201d at age of 18 on 10 March 1863, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 at Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: date not specified.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at or near Gettsburg, PA on 3-5 July 1863, after he was \u201cleft to nurse wounded.\u201d\u00a0 IMPRISONED:\u00a0 at Ft. Delaware, DE on or about 7 July 1863.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED\u201d to Point Lookout Prison, MD, date not specified.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Point Lookout, MD and transferred to Venus Point, Savannah River, GA, where he was received on 15 Nov. 1864, for exchange.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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JOYNER, IRA E., Private [ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; RETURNED TO DUT Y; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 28 on 1 May 1862, for the war.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE:\u00a0 reported in Sept \u2013 Dec 1862. \u00a0RETURNED TO DUTY:\u00a0 prior to 3 July 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Gettysburg, PA on 3 July 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED:\u00a0 Ft. Delaware, DE, then transferred to Point Lookout Prison, MD, where arrived on 15 Oct 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: on 1 Nov 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

*\u00a0 JOYNER, JAMES A., Private [DESERTED]<\/strong> [not list in NC in the Census of 1870]<\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 24 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> DESERTED: in November. 1862.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 JOYNER, JONAS A.,\u00a0 Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED] <\/strong>[listed in Union Twp. In 1870] ENLISTED: resided in Nash whre he enlisted at age 21 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> CAPTURED: at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Point Lookout on or about 24 Feb 1865.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to Aiken\u2019s Landing, James River, VA where he was received on Feb 25 \u2013 Mar 3, 1865, for exchange.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS<\/p>\n

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JOYNER, LITTLEBERRY, Private\u00a0 [DIED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 25 on 1 May 1862, for the war.\u00a0 DIED: in hospital at Richmond, VA on 10 Aug 1862, of \u201cfebris typhoides.\u201d<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 JOYNER, NATHAN T., Private [DISCHARGED FOR \u201cMENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY\u201d]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: born in Nash where he resided as a farmer prior to enlisting at age 24 on 10 September 1861. <\/strong> DISCHARGED: on 25 April 1862 by reason of \u201cmental and physical debility.\u201d<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 JOYNER, NELSON V.,\u00a0 Private\u00a0 [ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; WOUNDED; ABSENT WOUNDED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash where he resided as a farmer pror to enlisting at age 20 on 10 September 1861. <\/strong>ABSENT WITH LEAVE:\u00a0 Sept \u2013 Dec 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 3 July 1863.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 in the right wrist at Gettysburg, PA.\u00a0 ABSENT WOUNDED OR ABSENT ON DETAIL: through 13 Feb 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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*JOYNER, WILLIAM B., Private\u00a0 [SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 38 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> SURRENDERED:\u00a0 at Appomattox on 9 April 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 LAMM, JACOB, Private [?]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 in Nash County at age 29 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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* LANGLEY, SINGLETON, Private [WOUNDED; DIED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 40 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> WOUNDED:\u00a0 in hip at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 in hospital at Richmond, VA on 7 July 1862, of his wounds.<\/p>\n

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LEWIS, ARNOLD L., Private [WOUNDED; RETURNED TO DUTY; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED; SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 16 on 15\u00a0 March 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: subsequent to 31 Dec 1862.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Point Lookout on or about 24 Feb 1865.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: to Aiken\u2019s Landing, James River, VA, where he ws received 25 Feb \u2013 3 Mar 1865.\u00a0 SURRENDERED: at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 Apr 1865.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 LEWIS, EDWARD W., Private [KILLED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where enlisted at age 18 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> KILLED: at Sharpsburg, MD on 17 Sept 1862.<\/p>\n

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LEWIS, JOHN A., Private [HOSPITALIZD; DIED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash and enlisted in Wake at age 35 on 23 Feb 1864, for the war.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Charlottesville, VA on 16 June 1864 with \u201cdiarrhoea.\u201d\u00a0 DIED: in hospital at Charlottesville on 28 July 1864.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 LINDSEY, NEVERSON A., Private\u00a0 [DISCHARGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 17 on 10 September 1861. <\/strong> DISCHARGED: on or about 14 Feb 1862, reason for discharged not recorded.\u00a0 [may have later served in 47th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company D].\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 LINDSEY, RICHARD, Private\u00a0 [ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; RETURNED TO DUTY; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; DIED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 30 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR: up to Apr 1862.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE:\u00a0 IN Sept \u2013 Dec 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY:\u00a0 on unspecified date.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at or near Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on or about 8 Nov 1863.\u00a0 INPRISONED:\u00a0 at Old Capitol Prision, Washington, DC on 14 Nov 1863.\u00a0 DIED: in hospital in Washington, DC on 16 Jan 1864 of \u201cvariola confluent.\u201d<\/p>\n

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LINDSEY, WILLIAM A., Private [DIED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: born in Nash where he enlisted at age 20 on 15 Mar 1863, for the war.\u00a0 DIED: of \u201cbrain fever\u2019 at Hamilton\u2019s Crossing, VA on either 22 March or 10 April 1863. [may have served previously in 47th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company A]<\/p>\n

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MANNING, JAMES D.\u00a0 ———— [?]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 North Carolina pension records indicate that he served in this company.<\/p>\n

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MANNING, JEREMIAH D., Private [SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 20 on 1 May 1862.\u00a0 SURRENDERED:\u00a0 at Appomattox Court House, 9 Apr 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 MANNING, JOHN E., Musician [APPOINTED MUSICIAN; DIED IN RICHMOND, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 23 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> APPOINTED: a Musician on 1 Nov 1861.\u00a0 DIED: at hospital at Richmond, VA on either 20 Aug or 31 Aug 1862.\u00a0 CAUSE OF DEATH NOT REPORTED.<\/p>\n

MANNING, MOSES V. B., Private [WOUNDED, DIED OF HIS WOUNDS AT HOME, ELEVEN DAYS LATER]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash County where he enlisted at age 27 on 1 May 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 at Sharpsburg, MD on 17 September 1862.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 \u201cat home\u201d on 28 September 1862 of his wounds.<\/p>\n

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MANNING, RICHARD H., Private [DIED IN WINCHESTER, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 28 on 1 May 1862, for the war.\u00a0 DIED: at Winchester, VA on 10 Nov 1862.\u00a0 CAUSE OF DEATH NOT REPORTED.<\/p>\n

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MANUS, FRANCIS, Private [?]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 refers the reader to page 358 of the volume.<\/p>\n

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MATTHEWS, HILLIARD, Private [?]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, enlisted at \u201ccamp\u201d at age 17 on 10 March 1864, for the war.\u00a0 PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR: through 26 September 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 MORGAN, MOSES B., Private [DIED AT CAMP WYATT, NEAR CAROLINA BEACH, NC, about two months after enlisting, at 39 years old]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 39 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>. DIED: at Camp Wyatt at either 2 Dec 1861 or 15 Feb 1862.\u00a0 CAUSE OF DEATH NOT REPORTED.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 ODOM, DAVID M., Private\u00a0 [PROMOTED; REDUCED RANKS; DESERTED; TRANSFERRED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 26 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> PROMOTED: to Corporal on 1 Apr 1862.\u00a0 REDUCED RANKS:\u00a0 in July \u2013 Dec 1862.\u00a0 DESERTED: on or about 5 July 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY:\u00a0 prior to 1 Jan 1864.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED:\u00a0 to 32nd<\/sup> NC Infantry, 2nd<\/sup> Company H. on 16 Feb 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 ODOM, JACOB E., Private [KILLED AT CHANCELLORSVILLE, VA at 21 years of age]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, where he resided prior to enlisting in Nash at age 19 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 KILLED: at Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1963.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 PARKER, JOSIAH, Corporal [PROMOTED TO CORPORAL; DIED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 31 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> PROMOTED:\u00a0 to corporal on 1 Apr 1861.\u00a0 DIED: in hospital at Wilmington, NC on or about 4 Jan 1862 of \u201ctyphold pneumonia.\u201d<\/p>\n

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PENDER, JOHN, Private [WOUNDED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED; HOSPITALIZED; FURLOUGHED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash & enlisted in Wake at age 18 on 8 July 1863, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in the left thigh and captured at or near Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on or about 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC on 27 Jan 1864.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to Point Lookout Prison, MD on 3 Feb 1864.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Point Lookout on or about 24 Feb 1864.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: to Aiken\u2019s Landing, James River, VA, received on 25 Feb to 3 Mar 1865.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Richmond, VA on 5 Mar 1865, furloughed for 30 days the next day.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 PITT, FREDERICK C., Private [DIED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 20 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> DIED: in hospital in Salisbury, NC on 2 Feb 1864, of \u201cvariola\u201d (smallpox).<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 PITT, JAMES W. Private [WOUNDED; REPORTED ABSENT; RETURNED TO DUTY; SURRENDERED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 18 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> WOUNDED: in the left leg at Spotsylvania Court House, VA on 12 May 1864.\u00a0 REPORTED ABSENT: due to wounds through August, 1864.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: date not reported.\u00a0 SURRENDERED: at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 Apr 1865.<\/p>\n

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PITT, JOHN W., Private\u00a0 [TRANSFERRED; DIED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 previously served in 15th<\/sup> NC Infantry, also identified as 5th<\/sup> Regiment NC Volunteers.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: on 21 June 1862.\u00a0 DIED: at Richmond, VA on 28 Jan 1864, cause of death not reported.<\/p>\n

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PITT, WILLIAM M., Private [TRANSFERRED; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED AFTER TAKING OATH OF ALLEGIANCE]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 Previously served in 15th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company K, 5th<\/sup> Regiment NC Volunteers; transferred to this company (30th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company I) on 21 June 1862.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Burkeville, VA on 5 Aprll 1865.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Newport News, VA on 14 April 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED: on 15 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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PITTMAN, WILLIAM B., Private [ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; ABSENT SICK]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 residented in Nsh where he enlisted at age 38 on 4 March 1862.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: in Sept \u2013 Dec 1862.\u00a0 ABSENT SICK: from May-June 1863 through Aug 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 POLAND, ALFORD, Private\u00a0 [DIED AT HOME]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 30 on 10 September 1861. <\/strong> DIED: \u201cat home\u201d on 16 Dec 1862, CAUSE OF DEATH NOT REPORTED.<\/p>\n

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POLAND, SIMEON H., Private [ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE & UNFIT FOR DUTY; RETURN TO DUTY; DIED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 27 on 1 May 1862, for the war.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: in Sept. Dec 1862.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE & UNFIT FOR DUTY: in May-June, 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 1 Jan 1864.\u00a0 DIED: in hospital at Charlottesville, VA on 23 July 1864.\u00a0 CAUSE OF DEATH NOT REPORTED.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 PRICE, JOEL L., Private [WOUNDED; ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; COURT MARTIALED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 26 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> WOUNDED: in the head at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: on 1 January 1863.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: for four months, eighteen days during 1863.\u00a0 COURT MARTIALED: on or about 26 Dec 1863, reported \u201cat Saulsbury (sic) under sentence of General Court Martial\u201d in company records dated 31 Dec 1863 \u2013 31 Aug 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 PRIDGEN, ALEXANDER, Private [DESERTED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 30 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> DESERTED: on 15 Nov 1862.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

PRIDGEN, DREWRY, Private [WOUNDED; ARM AMPUTATED; RETIRED TO THE INVALID CORPS]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 27 on 1 May 1862, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in the arm at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on or about 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 ARM AMPUTATED.\u00a0 RETIRED: to the Invalid Corp on 16 April 1864.<\/p>\n

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PRIDGEN, HENRY H., Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED; JOINED THE UNITED STATES ARMY]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, farmer, enlisting at age 19 on 1 May 1862, for the war.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 RELEASED: on 30 Jan 1864 after taking the Oath of Allegiance and joining the 1st<\/sup> U. S. Army Volunteer Infantry, Company G.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

PRIDGEN, JOSIAH J., Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; DIED IN PRISON]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 25 on 1 May 1862.\u00a0 CAPTURED: Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov. 1863.\u00a0 DIED: at Point Lookout on 26 Nov 1863.\u00a0 NO CAUSE OF DEATH SPECIFIED.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 RACKLEY, JAMES M., Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED; TOOK OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE USA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 22 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> CAPTURED:\u00a0 at the Monocacy River, MD on 9 July 1864.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Ft. McHenry, Baltimore, MD on 9 May 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED: on or about 13 May 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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RACKLEY, PARSON N., Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; HOSPITALIZED; DIED IN THE HOSPITAL]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, enlisted at Camp Wyatt at age 20 on 5 Feb 1862.\u00a0 CAPTURED: when he \u201cdropped out on battlefield\u201d near Gettysburg, PA on 1- 5 July 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Ft. Delaware, DE, on or about 10 July 1863.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to hospital at Chester, PA on 10 Aug 1863.\u00a0 DIED; in hospital at Chester, PA on 20 Aug 1863 of \u201ctyphoid fever.\u201d<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 RENFROW, PERRY V. B., Sergeant [PROMOTED; WOUNDED; ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; RETURNED TO DUTY; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Johnston Count, enlisted in Nash at age 21 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> PROMOTED: to corporal on 6 Jan 1862 & then to Sergeant on 1 Apr 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in hip at Sharpsburg, MD on or about 15 Sept 1862.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: through Dec 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 1 July 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: paroled at Pt. Lookout on or about 24 Feb 1865 then transferred to Aiken\u2019s Landing, James River, VA, where he was received 25 Feb \u2013 3 March, 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 RICKS, JOHN A., Private [PROMOTED; REDUCED RANKS; DISCHARGED; PAID A SUBSTITUTE TO SERVE IN HIS PLACE]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 22 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> PROMOTED: from private to sergeant prior to 1 Nov 1861.\u00a0 REDUCED RANKS: on 1 April 1862.\u00a0 DISCHARGED: in July, 1862, after providing a substitute to serve for him.<\/p>\n

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RIGSBEE, WILLIAM C., Private [WOUNDED; HOSPITALIZED; DIED IN THE HOSPITAL]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Wake where he enlisted at age 37 on 1 Sept 1863.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in the shoulder and\/or right lung at or near Spotsylvania Court House, VA on 12 May 1864.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Richmond, VA where he died on 21 May 1864, of his wounds.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 ROBBINS, EDWARD J. M. C., Private [ABSENT SICK]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 36 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> SICK:\u00a0 reported absent sick on 9 March 1862.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

*\u00a0 ROBBINS, WILLIE H., Private\u00a0 [SICK & FURLOUGH; REDUCED RANKS; ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; DROPPED FROM COMPANY ROLLS]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Edgecombe and enlisted in Nash County at age 32 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>, mustered in a Corporal.\u00a0 SICK & FURLOUGH: on 9 Oct 1861.\u00a0 REDUCED IN RANKS: on 14 Dec 1864.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: in May, 1862.\u00a0 DROPPED FROM COMPANY ROLLS:prior to 31 Dec 1862.<\/p>\n

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ROBERTSON, ROBERT, Private [DIED AT HOSPITAL IN LYNCHBURG, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resides in Caswell County, enlisted in Wake at age 39 on 1 December 1863, for the war.\u00a0 DIED: in hospital at Lynchburg,VA on or about 27 Nov 863 of \u201cfebris typhoides.\u201d<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 RUFFIN, CHARLES H., Private\u00a0 [KILLED NEAR WARRENTON, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, enlisted at Camp Wyatt at age 18 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> KILLED: in a skirmish near Warrenton, VA on 14-15 Oct 1863.<\/p>\n

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SHERWOOD, EDWIN, Private [WOUNDED; KILLED AT CHANCELLORSVILLE]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: born & resided in Nash prior to enlisting in Nash at age 23 on 1 May 1862, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 1 January 1863.\u00a0 KILLED: at Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1863.<\/p>\n

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SHERWOOD, GEORGE A., Private [WOUNDED; RETURNED TO DUTY; WOUNDED; RETURNED TO DUTY; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 21 on 1 May 1862, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in the shoulder and\/or jaw at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 1 Jan 1863.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in the shoulder at Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison on 11 Nov 1863. \u00a0EXCHANGED; paroled at Pt. Lookout and transferred to Aiken\u2019s Landing, James River, VA on 25 Feb \u2013 3 March 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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SMITH, ALBERT, Private [KILLED AT CHANCELLORSVILLE, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born & resided in Nash when he enlisted on 1 May 1862. \u00a0KILLED: at Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1863.<\/p>\n

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STALLINGS, FRANKLIN, Private [KILLED AT CHANCELLORSVILLE, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born & resided in Nash where enlisted at age 27 on 1 May 1862.\u00a0 KILLED: at Chancellorsville, VA, 3 May 1863.<\/p>\n

STALLINGS, WILLIE, Private [ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; RETIRED TO THE INVALID CORPS]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlised at age 25 on 1 May 1863, for the war.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: on 24 Nov 1863.\u00a0 RETIRED: reported \u201cat home on retired list\u201d on 31 Dec 1863 \u2013 31 Aug 1864.\u00a0 RETIRED: to the Invalid Corps on 9 Jan 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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STRICKLAND, HENRY Q., Private [SURRENDERED AT APPOMATTOX]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born & resided in Nash prior to enlisting in Wake Cunty at age 28 on 8 July 1863, for the war.\u00a0 SURRENDERED: at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 Apr 1865.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 SYKES, WILLIAM JORDAN, Private [ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; RETURNED TO DUTY; HOSPITALIZED; RETURNED TO DUTY]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 18 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: in Sept \u2013 Dec, 1862, absent sick in May \u2013 June 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 1 Jan 1864.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Richmond, VA on 3 June 1864, with a gunshot wound of the right arm.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 1 Sept 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 TAYLOR, BOLLING, Private [DIED AT HOME WITH PNEUMONIA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 18 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> DIED:\u00a0 \u201cat home\u201d on either 3 Nov or 13 Nov 1861 of \u201cpneumonia.\u201d<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 TAYLOR, CALVIN, Private [DISCHARGED WITH A \u201cCHEST DISEASE\u201d]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: born in Nash where he resided as a farmer prior to enlisting in Nash at age 25 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> DISCHARGED; by reason of \u201cchest disease of a pulmonary character\u201d on 18 May 1862.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 TAYLOR, EGBERT H., Private\u00a0 [DESERTED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 35 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> DESERTED: on 10 Feb 1863.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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* THORN, WILLIAM A., Private [DIED IN NASH WITH DIARHOEA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 21 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> DIED: in Nash County on either 10 Nov or 18 Nov 1861, of \u201cdiarrhoea.\u201d<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 TUCKER, LEMUEL D., Private [REJECTED FOR SERVICE DUE TO AGE; TOO YOUNG]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 16 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> REJECTED FOR SERVICE: on or about 8 Oct 1861, by reason of disability.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 TURNER, WALTER S., Musician\u00a0 [DISCHARGED DUE TO UNDER AGE]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: was by occupation a clerk prior to enlisting in Nash County at age 13 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>, mustered in as a private, appointed a musician prior to 1 Nov 1861.\u00a0 DISCHARGED: on 29 Sept 1862, by reason of being underage.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 VICK, BENJAMIN H., Private [DISCHARGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 23 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> DISCHARGED: in Feb 1862, reason for discharge not reported.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 VICK, EXUM R., Private [PROMOTED TO CORPORAL; WOUNDED; RIGHT LEG AMPUTATED; RETIRED TO INVALID CORPS]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 23 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> PROMOTED: to Corporal on 1 Apr 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 in the right thigh at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 AMPUTATED:\u00a0 right leg amputated, reduced to ranks on 1 May 1863.\u00a0 RETIRED: to the Invalid Corp on 27 Apr 1864.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 VICK, JAMES F., Private [ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; RETURNED TO DUTY; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED; JOINED THE UNITED STATES ARMY]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born & resided as a farmer in Nash where he enlisted at age 37 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; on Dec 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY; on unspecified date.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 RELEASED: on 30 Jan 1864, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.\u00a0 NEW MILITARY SERVICE: joined the lst U.S. Army Vounteer Infantry, Company 1.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 VICK, JOSEPH J., Private [ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; RETURNED TO DUTY; DESERTED; RETURNED TO DUTY; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 32 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: reported on Sept \u2013 Dec 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY:\u00a0 prior to 1 Jan 1864.\u00a0 DESERTED: on 20 June 1864.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 25 Sept 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED; at Harrisonburg, VA on 25 Sept 1864.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: after release from Point Lookout on or about 17 March 1865 and transfers at Boulware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA, wherehe was received on 19 Mar 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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VICK, WILLIAM H., Private [DIED IN A NC HOSPITAL]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 25 on 10 March 1862.\u00a0 DIED: in hospital \u201cin North Carolina\u201d on 11 May 1862, of disease.<\/p>\n

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VICK, WILLIE R., Private [WOUNDED; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; TRANSFERRED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash and enlisted at Camp Watt at age 18 on 28 Jan 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED AND CAPTURED: at Gettysburg, PA on 1-4 July 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Fort Delaware, DE on or about 7 July 1863.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to Point Lookout Prison, MD on 15 \u2013 18 Oct 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 paroled at Point Lookout on or about 18 Feb 1865, transferred and received at Boulware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA on 20 \u2013 21 Feb 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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WALKER, BENJAMIN F., ____________ [WOUND; DIED AT GETTYSBURG]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, no date reported for enlistment.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at or near Gettysburg, PA on or about 1-3 July 1863.\u00a0 DIED: at Gettysburg, PA on 12 Aug 1863.<\/p>\n

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WALKER, BERRYMAN, Private [MISSING-IN-ACTION]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 21 on 4 Mar 1862.\u00a0 MISSING-IN-ACTION at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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WALKER, JOHN BLOUNT, Private [WOUNDED; HOSPITALIZED; DIED OF WOUNDS]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nsh where he enlisted at age 24 on 25 April 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in the right shoulder \u201cin the skirmish line\u201d at Gettysburg, PA on 3-4 July 863.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Gettysburg, PA.\u00a0 DIED: of his wounds on or about 13 August 1863.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 WALKER, RICHMOND D., Private CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED; JOINED THE UNITED STATES ARMY]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born & resided as a farmer in Nash prior to enlisting in Nash at age 21 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 RELEASED: on 30 Jan 1864 after taking the Oath of Allegiance.\u00a0 JOINED THE U. S. ARMY: joined the 1st<\/sup> U.S. Volunteer Infantry, Company C on 30 Jan 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD,<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 WALKER, WORRELL P., Private [PROMOTED; REDUCED RANK; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED; ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED AFTER OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE USA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 33 on 10 September 1861<\/strong>.\u00a0 PROMOTED: to Sergeant prior to 1 Nov 1861.\u00a0 REDUCED RANK: on or about 6 Mar 1862.\u00a0 PROMOTED; to Corporal on 1 May 1863, however, reduced rank a second time on 1 June 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: paroled at Point Lookout on or about 17 Mar 1864.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: during June \u2013 Aug 1864.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: at unspecified date.\u00a0 CAPTURED: near Farmville, VA on 6 April 1865.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: in Newport News, VA on 14 April 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED: on 15 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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WESTRY, ARCHIBALD H., Private\u00a0 [WOUNDED; AMPUTATED RIGHT LEG BELOW THE KNEE; HOSPITALIZED; EXCHANGED; RETIRED TO THE INVALID CORPS]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Franklin, enlisted in Nash at age 23 on 1 Mar 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in right leg and captured at Gettysburg, PA, on 3 July 1863.\u00a0 AMPUTATED:\u00a0 right leg amputated below the knee.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Gettysburg, PA and Baltimore, MD.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: paroled at Baltimore on 25 Sept 1863, transferred for exchange.\u00a0 ABSENT WOUNDED: reported until 12 July 1864, when he was retired to the Invalid Corps.<\/p>\n

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WHITFIELD, JOHN W., Private [ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; RETURNED TO DUTY; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 28 on 1 May 1862, for the war.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: in Sept-Dec, 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY:prior to 1 July 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: paroled at Pt. Lookout on or about 1 Nov 1864, then transferred to Venus Point, Savannah River, GA on 15 Nov. 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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WHITFIELD, PATRICK L., Private [ASSIGNED AS NURSE; ABSENT ON DETAIL]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 30 on 4 Mar 1862.\u00a0 DUTY ASSIGNED:\u00a0 as hospital nurse in Wilson, NC.\u00a0 ABSENT ON DETAIL: at Wilson\u00a0 through Dec. 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 WHITLEY, JOHN S., Private [HOSPITALIZED; DIED OF TYPHOID FEVER]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 30 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> HOSPITALIZED: at Wilmington on or about 21 March 1862, with \u201ctyphoid fever\u201d and\/or \u201canasarca\u201d\u00a0 DIED: in hospital at Wilmington, NC on or about 30 April 1862.<\/p>\n

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WHITLEY, JOLLEY B., Private [CAPTURED; ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; KILLED AT GETTYSBURG, PA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 25 on 4 Mar 1862.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Sharpsburg, MD on or about 17 September 1862.\u00a0 PAROLED: on 21 Sept 1862.\u00a0 REPORTED ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: through Dec 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY:\u00a0 date not reported.\u00a0 KILLED: at Gettysburg, PA on 1-3 July 1863.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 WILLIAMS, HENRY H., Private [WOUNDED; ABSENT WOUND OR SICK; RETURNED TO DUTY; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED TO JOIN THE UNITED STATES ARMY]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 25 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> WOUNDED:\u00a0 at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 ABSENT WOUNDED OR SICK: through June 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 7 Nov 1863 when he was captured at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA.\u00a0 IMPRISONED:\u00a0 at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 RELEASED: on 30 Jan 1864 after taking the Oath of Allegiance and joining the U.S. Army.\u00a0 Regiment not reported.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 WILLIAMS, JOSEPH J., Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED; RETURNED TO DUTY; CAPTURED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 29 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> CAPTURED:at South Mountain, MD on 14 Sept 1862.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Ft. Delaware, DE, date not reported.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: at Aiken\u2019s Landing, (James River) VA on 10 Nov 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: on 1 July 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at or near Hanover Court House, VA on 30 May 1864.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: paroled at Pt. Lookout on or about 15 Mar 1865, then transferred to Boulware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA, wherehe was received on 18 March 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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WILLIAMS, MICAJAH THOMAS, Corporal [PROMOTED TO CORPORAL; WOUNDED; RETURNED TO DUTY; PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash County where he enlisted at age 18 on 1 May 1862, for the war.\u00a0 RANK: mustered in as Private.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 1 Jan 1863.\u00a0 PROMOTED: to Corporal on 1 June 1863.\u00a0 PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR; through June 1863.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD<\/p>\n

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WILLIAMS, NATHAN C., Private [CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; DIED AT POINT LOOKOUT PRISON, MD]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 enlisted in Wake County on 1 Sept 1863, for the war.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Kelly\u2019s Ford, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 DIED: at Pt. Lookout on 28 Dec 1863.\u00a0 Cause of death not reported.<\/p>\n

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WILLIAMS, WRIGHT J., Private [DISCHARGED DUE TO \u201cINGUINAL HERNIA\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: born in Edgecombe County and by occupation a farmer prior to enlisting in Edgecombe County on 13 Mar 1862.\u00a0 DISCHARGED: on 23 July 1862, by reason of \u201cinguinal hernia.\u201d<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 WINBOURNE, RUFFIN F., Private [WOUNDED AT MALVERN HILL, VA; DIED FROM WOUNDS]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 29 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> WOUNDED: at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 DIED: on 3 July 1862, of wounds.\u00a0 Place of death not reported.<\/p>\n

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WINSTEAD, G. J., Private [WOUNDED; LEG AMPUTATED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: enlisted in Nov 1862, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in the leg at Gettysburg, PA, 1-3 July 1863.\u00a0 AMPUTATON: leg amputated.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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WINSTEAD, GEORGE T., Private [ WOUNDED; ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; RETURNED TO DUTY; KILLED AT CHANCELLORSVILLE, VA]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash and enlisted at Camp Wyatt at age 18 on 20 Nov 1861.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: reported through Dec 1861.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 3 May 1863, when he was killed at Chancellorsville, VA.<\/p>\n

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WINSTEAD, HILLIARD H., Corporal [CAPTURED; IMPRSIONED; RELEASED; RETURNED TO DUTY; PROMOTED TO CORPORAL; WOUNDED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash & enlisted at Camp Wyatt at age 18 on 20 Nov 1861, mustered in as a private.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at or near Sharpsburg, MD on or about 17 Sept 1862.\u00a0 PAROLED: on 24 Sept 1862. RETURNED TO DUTY; prior to 1 Jan 1863.\u00a0 PROMOTED: to Corporal on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR; through 2 Feb 1864.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in an unspecified battle and died of wounds prior to 1 Sept 1864.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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WINSTEAD, THEOPHILUS T., Private [CAPTURED; EXCHANGED; RETURNED TO DUTY; WOUNDED; RIGHT LEG AMPUTATED; IMPRISONED; RETIRED TO THE INVALID CORPS]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 18 on 4 Mar 1862.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Frederick, MD on 12 Sept 1862\/\u00a0 EXCHANGED: transferred to Aiken\u2019s Landing, James River, VA on 6 Oct 1862, declared exchanged on 10 Nov 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 31 Dec 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in the right leg and captured at Gettysburg, PA on 1 -5 July 1863.\u00a0 AMPUTATED: right leg amputated below the knee.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at various hospitals at Baltimore, MD on 1 Oct 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: paroled at Baltimore on 12 Nov 1863, transferred and received to City Point, VA, where he was received on 17 Nov 1863.\u00a0 RETIRED: to the Invalid Corps on 8 July 1864.<\/p>\n

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WINTERS, GEORGE, Private [WOUNDED; REPORTED FOR DUTY AS A NURSE; REJOINED HIS COMPANY; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; RELEASED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 18 of 10 September 1861.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1863.\u00a0 REPORTED FOR DUTY: as a nurse in a hospital in Richmond, VA in Nov \u2013 Dec 1863.\u00a0 REJOINED: his fighting unit prior to 18 May 1864, when he was captured at Spotsylvania Court House, VA.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD, the transferred to Elmira Prison on 6 July 1864. \u00a0RELEASED: at Elmira on 30 June 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 WOOD, JAMES, Private [DIED IN HOSPITAL IN RICHMOND OF DISEASE]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 21 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> DIED: in hospital in Richmond, VA on or about 4 October 1862, of \u201cerysipelas.\u201d\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 WOOD, WILLIAM, Private\u00a0 [WOUNDED AT CHANCELLORSVILLE, VA; DIED OF WOUNDS]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 21 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> WOUNDED: at Chancellorsville, VA on 3 May 1863.\u00a0 DIED: of wounds on either May 10 or May 17, 1863, place of death not reported.<\/p>\n

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*\u00a0 WOODARD, JOHN E., Private [WOUNDED; ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE; RETURNED TO DUTY; CAPTURED; IMPRISONED; EXCHANGED]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 25 on 10 September 1861.<\/strong> WOUNDED: at Malvern Hill, VA on 1 July 1862.\u00a0 ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE: in Nov \u2013 Dec, 1862.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 1 July 1863.\u00a0 CAPTURED: Kelly\u2019s For, VA on 7 Nov 1863.\u00a0 IMPRISONED: at Point Lookout Prison, MD on 11 Nov 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: paroled at Point Lookout on or about 24 Feb 1865, transferred and exchanged to Aiken\u2019s Landing, James River, VA, where he was received 25 Feb \u2013 3 Mar 1865.\u00a0 NO FURTHER RECORD.<\/p>\n

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TAYLOR, DAVID D. [CAPTURED; CONFINED; TRANSFERRED; DIED AT ELMIRA PRISON, NEW YORK]<\/strong><\/p>\n

Pvt. 51st NC, Co. F<\/strong><\/p>\n

Born in Nash County and was by occupation a farmer prior to enlisting in Robeson County at age 21, March 10, 1862. Present or accounted for until hospitalized at Wilson on December 5, 1863, with an unspecified complaint. Returned to duty in January-February, 1864. Present or accounted for until CAPTURED<\/strong> at Cold Harbor, VA, June 1, 1864. CONFINED <\/strong>at Point Lookout, MD, June 11, 1864. TRANSFERRED<\/strong> to Elmira, NY, July 12, 1864. DIED<\/strong> at Elmira on March 4, 1865, of “febris typhoid.”<\/p>\n

SOURCE FOR THE INFORMATION ON THE 30TH NC INFANTRY COMPANY I:\u00a0 Weymouth T. Jordan, Jr, Compiler, NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS, 1861 – 1865: A ROSTER., Louis H. Manarin, editor, Unit Histories.\u00a0 Volume VIII Infantry.\u00a0 [Raleigh, NC: North Carolina Office of Archives and History, c. 1981, 2nd Ed., 2004]: page 401 – 412.\u00a0 thanks to Janice Wilson for her help in compiling this roster’s complete published military records.<\/p>\n

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