{"id":992,"date":"2009-11-30T21:38:00","date_gmt":"2009-12-01T03:38:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.ncgenweb.us\/nash\/?page_id=992"},"modified":"2010-07-09T09:58:10","modified_gmt":"2010-07-09T15:58:10","slug":"47th-north-carolina-infantry-co-d","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.ncgenweb.us\/nash\/military\/civil-war-1861-1865\/47th-north-carolina-infantry-co-d\/","title":{"rendered":"47th NC Infantry, Company D: Published Military Records"},"content":{"rendered":"

47th<\/sup> NORTH CAROLINA INFANTRY, COMPANY D: A ROSTER<\/strong><\/p>\n

[All men listed below are from Nash County, North Carolina unless otherwise indicated]<\/strong><\/p>\n

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OFFICERS<\/strong><\/p>\n

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HARRISON, JOHN A.<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 elected Captain on 27 Feb 1862;\u00a0 AGE: 38;\u00a0 RESIGNED:\u00a0 on 28 Oct 1862 by reason of \u201csunstroke\u201d and \u201cwhooping cough\u201d, accepted 31 Oct 1862.<\/p>\n

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DRAKE, RICHARD F.<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: farmer who enlisted on 24 Feb 1862, mustered in as a Sergeant, elected 2nd<\/sup> Lieutenant on 1 April 1862, promoted to 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant on 31 Oct 1862;\u00a0\u00a0 AGE: 29;\u00a0 WOUNDED and CAPTURED: at Gettysburg on 3 July 1863, hospitalized at Chester, PA\u00a0 PRISON: transferred to Johnson\u2019s Island Prison, OH on 31 Aug 1863, promoted to Captain on 8 Sept 1864 while a prisoner of war;\u00a0 PRISONER EXCHANGE:\u00a0 paroled at Johnson\u2019s Island, OH and transferred to City Point, VA on 24 Feb 1865, previously served as a Captain in the 32nd<\/sup> NC Militia [evidently before the war].\u00a0 (Johnson\u2019s Island Prison was primarily for Confederate officers.)<\/p>\n

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LEWIS, GEORGE N.<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: as a 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant on 27 Feb 1862;\u00a0 AGE: 38;\u00a0 WOUNDED: left thigh at Bristoe Station, VA on 14 Oct 1863, hospitalized in Richmond, furloughed on 3 Nov 1863, returned to duty on an unspecified date:\u00a0 RESIGNED:\u00a0 by reason of having been elected to the House of Commons of the North Carolina General Assembly as a Nash County Representative, resignation accepted on 8 Sept 1864.<\/p>\n

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BLOUNT, WILLIAM H., 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: previously served as Captain of the 12th<\/sup> North Carolina Infantry, Company H (2nd<\/sup> Regiment NC Volunteers, elected 2nd<\/sup> Lieutenant of this company on 2 Dec 1862, promoted 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant on 8 Sept 1864;\u00a0 WOUNDED: right arm at Bristoe Station, VA on 14 Oct 1863, hospitalized at Richmond, VA.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at the South Side Railroad, near Petersburg on 2 April 1865;\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 at Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC on 6 April 1865, transferred to Johnson\u2019s Island, OH on 9 April 1865;\u00a0 RELEASED:\u00a0 at Johnson\u2019s Island on 18 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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DRAKE, BENJAMIN F., 2ND<\/sup> Lieutenant<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: age at the time of enlistment was 39;\u00a0 elected 2nd<\/sup> Lieutenant on 27 Feb 1862; resignedon 5 July 1862 because \u201cmy health isinsufficient to do justice to the cause in which I\u00a0 am engaged having arrived at the age of forty.\u201d\u00a0 Resignation accepted on 10 July 1862.<\/p>\n

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WINBORNE, JOHN Q., 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: farmer who at age 29 enlisted on 3 March 1862, mustered in a sergeant, elected 3rd<\/sup> Lieutenant on 19 July 1862, promoted to 1st<\/sup> Lieutenant on 19 July 1862; RESIGNED:\u00a0 on 21 January 1865; no reason reported; resignation accepted on 4 Feb 1865.<\/p>\n

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NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES<\/strong><\/p>\n

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ANDREW, JOSEPH, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 15 year old farmer who enlisted on 28 March 1862;\u00a0 DISCHARGED: prior to 12 April 1862, presumably by reason of being underage.<\/p>\n

ANDREWS, JAMES T., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: as a 19 year old farmer prior to 11 March 1862, transferred to 12th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company K on or about 24 March 1862, no further record.<\/p>\n

AVENT, JAMES W., Sergeant<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: 22 year old farmer who at the age of 22 enlisted on 22 Feb 1862 at \u201cMrs. Gay\u2019s\u201d; MUSTER: as a Sergeant;\u00a0 DISCHARGED:\u00a0 on unspecified date in 1862 after providing a substitute.<\/p>\n

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BAILEY, FORDY, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: 18 Dec 1863;\u00a0 AGE:\u00a0 20;\u00a0 DIED: in hospital at Richmond, VA on 4 Feb 1864 of debilitas.<\/p>\n

BAILEY, RANSOM, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 18 Dec 1862;\u00a0 REPORTED:\u00a0 present in Jan \u2013 April, 1864, no further records.<\/p>\n

BARTHOLOMEW, SIDNEY W., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: 26 year old gunsmith who was born Nash, enlisted Franklin on 24 Feb 1862, mustered in as 1st<\/sup> Sergeant, detailed as a gunsmith at Raleigh on 5 May 1862; reduced ranks prior to 1 Sept 1863; apparently served in Raleigh as a gunsmith during most of the war.<\/p>\n

BASS, GIDEON, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 17 year old farmer who enlisted\u00a0 on 24 Feb 1862;\u00a0 PRESENT:\u00a0 July-Aug, 1863, Jan-April, 1864 & Sept \u2013 Oct, 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Sutherland\u2019s Station, VA, 2 April 1865;\u00a0 PRISON: Hart\u2019s Island Prison, New York Harbor on 7 April 1865;\u00a0 RELEASED:\u00a0 Hart\u2019s Island on 18 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

BATTS, WILLIAM B., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash or Wilson, enlisted in Wilson County at the age 29 on 11 March 1862, as a substitute for another man;\u00a0 reported absent sick at home in July, 1862; discharged on an unspecified date; reason he was discharged not reported; reenlisted in the company on 18 Dec 1863; reported present in Jan-April, 1864; discharged at Wilson on or about 9 Sept 1864, by reason of \u201cparalysis.\u201d<\/p>\n

BEARD, ARNOLD, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 farmer who enlisted on 3 March 1862 at the age of 20 as a substitute for another Nash County man;\u00a0 DISEASE: reported absent sick at home in July, 1862, discharged briefly (no dates given), reenlisted in Company D on 18 Dec 1863, reported present in Jan \u2013 April, 1864;\u00a0 DISCHARGED: at Wilson, NC on or about 9 Dec 1864 by reason of \u201cparalysis.\u201d<\/p>\n

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BELL, RUFUS E., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: farmer who was born in Nash, enlisted in Wilson on 6 March 1862 at the age of 27;\u00a0 CAPTURED: at or near Gettysburg, PA on 1-5 July 1863;\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 confined to Ft. Delaware Prison, DE on or about 9 July 1863, transferred to Point Lookout Prison, MD, on or about 15 Oct 1863;\u00a0 RELEASED:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison on 29 Jan 1864, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America and joining the U.S. service {probably the Unattached United States Infantry (an actual fighting unit) even though his military records offers \u201cunit to which assigned not reported.\u201d<\/p>\n

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BOTTOMS, JOEL R., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted in Wilson County on 18 Oct 1862 at the age of 18;\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 wounded and captured at or near Gettysburg, PA on or about 3-5 July 1863;\u00a0 PRISON: confined at Ft. Delaware, DE on or about 9 July 1863;\u00a0 PRISONER EXCHANGE:\u00a0 paroled at Ft. Delaware on 30 July 1863, received at City Point, VA on 1 Aug 1863;\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 hospitalized at Petersburg, VA where he died on or about 15 Aug 1863 of \u201cdiarrhoea chroniic\u201d and\/or \u201cpneumonia typhoid.\u201d<\/p>\n

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BOWES, JOHN T., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 served at a Private in 24th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company A (14th<\/sup> Regiment Volunteers), deserted from the unit on 19 Aug 1862 & enlisted in Company D on 18 Oct 1863, \u201cclaimed by an officer of the 24th<\/sup> NC Infantry & returned to the regiment in Jan \u2013 Feb, 1863, no further record.<\/p>\n

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BROWN, JOHN D., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 farmer who enlisted on 24 Feb 1862 at the age of 18;\u00a0 PRESENT: through 1863 and 1864\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Sutherland\u2019s Station, VA on 2 April 1865\u00a0 PRISON: confined at Hart\u2019s Island Prison, New York Harbor on 7 April 1865;\u00a0 RELEASED:\u00a0 on 18 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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BROWN, SIDNEY, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 farmer who enlisted on 22 Feb 1862 at the age of 20;\u00a0 KILLED: AT Goldsboro, NC on 26-27 May 1862, \u201cby being crushed between two railroad cars.\u201d<\/p>\n

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CAUDELL, NATHANIEL N., 1st<\/sup> Sergeant<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 teacher who enlisted on 23 Feb 1862 at the age of 32, mustered in as a corporal, promoted to 1st<\/sup> Sergeant prior to 1 September 1863;\u00a0 PRESENT:\u00a0 July-Aug 1863, Jan \u2013 Feb 1864;\u00a0 PRISON: reported present but in confinement in March-April 1864. NO FURTHER RECORDS LISTED.<\/p>\n

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COGGIN, ELIJAH, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 farmer enlisted on 24 Feb 1862 at the age of 47;\u00a0\u00a0 WOUNDED: at Gettysburg on 1 \u2013 5 July 1863 and captured, hospitalized at Gettysburg, PA, exchanged at an unspecified date (logically it would seem that he was exchanged between 5 July 1863 and Jan \u2013Feb 1864,\u00a0 listed as wounded and at home in Jan \u2013 Feb 1864, returned to duty in March-April 1864, retired to the Invalid Corps on 2 May 1864.<\/p>\n

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COGGIN, GIDEON, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 at the age of 25 on 18 March 1862;\u00a0 DISCHARGED: April 1862, reason not provided.<\/p>\n

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COPPEDGE, CHARLES H., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 farmer who at age 28 enlisted on 24 Feb 1862;\u00a0 DIED: in hospital at Petersburg, VA on 14 Sept 1862 on \u201ccont(inued fever\u201d; may have served previously as a private in 1st<\/sup> Company H, 12th<\/sup> Regiment, NC Troops (2nd<\/sup> regiment NC Volunteers)<\/p>\n

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CRAVEN, HARRISON, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resident of Davidson County, NC who enlisted at the age of 18 on 26 March 1862 and deserted on 24 May 1862.<\/p>\n

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DANIEL, RUFUS P., Sergeant<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided Nash, enlisted Wilson County, NC at the age of 30 on 14 May 1862, for the war, mustered in as a Private, promoted to Sergeant prior 14 July 1863;\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Falling Waters, MD, no date provided;\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison, MD on 8 August 1863;\u00a0 PRISONER EXCHANGE:\u00a0 paroled at Point Lookout on 3 March 1864, received at City Point, VA on 6 March 1864, listed as present on March\u00a0 – April 1864, NO FURTHER RECORDS.<\/p>\n

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DEANS, DORSEY H., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Johnston County, NC, enlisted in Nash at the age 0f 23 on 18 Oct 1862;\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Bristoe Station, VA on 14 Oct 1863;\u00a0 PRISON: at Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC on 15 Oct 1863, transferred to Point Lookout Prison, MD on 27 Oct 1863;\u00a0 DIED: at Point Lookout Prison on March 7-8, 1865 of \u201cpneumonia.\u201d<\/p>\n

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DEANS, JOSEPH B., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Johston or Wake, enlisted in Nash at age of 20 on 18 Oct 1862; WOUNDED: and captured at Gettysburg, 1-5 July 1863; PRISON: at Ft. Delaware Prison, DE, released at Ft. Delaware on 19 June 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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DELBRIDGE, AUGUSTUS A., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 farmer who enlisted at the age of 25 on 22 Feb 1862;\u00a0 WOUNDED: slightly in the head at Gettysburg on 3 July 1863, deserted prior to 1 Sept 1863, returned prior to 1 Sept 1863;\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Bristoe Station, VA, no dated reported;\u00a0 PRISON: Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC on 16 October 1863, released Old Capitol Prison on 17 Dec 1863 after taking oath of allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

DICKENS, THOMAS A., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 Resident of Nash County who enlisted at age 24 on 23 Feb. 1862.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 Dec. 1862 of disease.\u00a0 Place of death not reported.<\/p>\n

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DRAKE, MATTHEW B., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED;\u00a0 resident, Nash County who enlisted after 31 Oct. 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED: near Petersburg, VA on 2 April 1865.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout, MD. On 3 Apr 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED:\u00a0 at Point Lookout on 26 June 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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DRAKE, NICHOLAS J. W. W., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born Nash County, where he resided as a student prior to enlisting in Nash County at the age of 15 on\u00a0 15 March 1862.\u00a0 Mustered in a Corporal.\u00a0 Reducted to ranks prior to 1 Aug 1862 by reason of \u201crheumatism.\u201d<\/p>\n

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DRAKE, THOMAS N., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED; born in Nash County where he resides as a physician pror to enlisting in Nash County at the age of 26 on 22 Feb. 1862.\u00a0 DISCHARGED; on 9 Aug 1862 by reason of \u201cphysical disability.\u201d<\/p>\n

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DRAKE, WILLIAM HENRY, Sergeant<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISHED: born in Nash County, where he resided as a farmer prior to enlisting in Nash County at the age of 23 on 22 Feb 1862.\u00a0 Mustered in as Corporal.\u00a0 Promoted to Sergeant prior to 1 Aug 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED & CAPTURED: at Gettysburg, PA on 3 -5 July 1863.\u00a0 PRISON;\u00a0 at Fort Deleware, Delaware, on or about 9 July 1863.\u00a0 Transferred to Point Lookout Prison, Maryland on or about 15 October 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison on 3 May 1864.\u00a0 RECEIVED: at Aiken\u2019s Landing, James River, Virginia on 8 May 1864 for exchange.\u00a0 CAPTURED;\u00a0 at Sutherland\u2019s Station, VA, 2 April 1865.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Hart\u2019s Island, New York Harbor on 7 April 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED: at Hart\u2019s Island on 18 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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DRIVER, BARNSEY RAMSEY, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 a resident of Nash County, who enlisted in Wayne County at the age of 18 on 1 March 1863, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED & CAPTURED: at Gettysburg, PA on 3 -5 July 1863.\u00a0 PRISON: Ft. Delaware, Delaware., on or about 9 July 1863.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED:\u00a0 to hospital at Chester, PA on 25 July 1863.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 in hospital at Chester on 26 Aug 1863 of \u201cscorbutic diarrhoea.\u201d<\/p>\n

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DRIVER, CALVIN, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED;\u00a0 resided in Nash County where he enlisted at age 25 on 18 Oct 1862, for the war.\u00a0 CAPTURED & IMPRISONED:\u00a0 at or near Gettysburg, PA on 3-5 July 1863.\u00a0 Confined at Ft. Delaware, Delaware on 30 July 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 received at City Point, VA on 1 Aug 1863, for exchange.\u00a0 ABSENT:\u00a0 reported absent without leave in March-April and Sept. Oct, 1864.<\/p>\n

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EURE, DEMPSEY W., Sergeant<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: born in Wilson or Nash; resided in Nash; farmer; enlisted in Nash at the age of 24 on 3 March 1862.\u00a0 MUSTER:\u00a0 as a Sergeant.\u00a0 WOUNDED: left wrist at or near Jones\u2019 Farm, VA on or about 1 Oct 1864.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: Richmond, VA.\u00a0 FURLOUGHED: 60 days on 29 Nov. 1864.\u00a0 RETIRED: on 17 Feb 1864 by reason of \u201canchylosis\u201d of the left wrist.<\/p>\n

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GLOVER, CURTIS H., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 in Nash County, at the age of 29 on 18 March 1862.\u00a0 DISCHARGED: in May, 1862, reason not given.<\/p>\n

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GREEN, R. L., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash or Wilson County; enlisted at the age of 32 on 29 April 1862, for the war.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 near Petersburg, VA on 2 April 1865.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 at Hart\u2019s Island, New York Harbor on 7 April 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED: Hart\u2019s Island on 19 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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GRIFFIN, WILLIAM, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash County, enlisted in Wilson at age of 18 on 27 April 1862, for the war.\u00a0 SICK: absent due to sickness in hospital in July, 1862.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Richmond, VA on 27 June 1864, with a gunshot wound, place and date of wound not reported.\u00a0 RETURN TO DUTY:\u00a0 on 10 October 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Hatcher\u2019s Run, VA on 2 April 1865.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 at Point Lookout Prison, Maryland until released on 17 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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HARPER, ROBERT H., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer, enlisted at the age of 23 on 24 Feb. 1862.\u00a0 DESERTED: at Orange Court House, VA on 23 Aug 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 14 Oct 1863, when he was captured at Bristoe Station, VA.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DCON 15 Oct 1863, then transferred to Point Lookout Prison, Maryland on 27 Oct 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Point Lookout Prison on 13 Feb 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 received at Cox\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA on or about 14 Feb 1865.<\/p>\n

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HEDGEPETH, HENRY, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash County; farmer, enlised at Camp Mangum, near Raleigh, at the age of 25 on 22 Feb 1862.\u00a0 DISCHARGED:\u00a0 on 18 October 1862, reason for discharge not reported.<\/p>\n

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HICKS, AMACY P.,\u00a0 Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Franklin County, resided in Nash, farmer who enlisted in Nash at age of 35 on 14 March 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED & CAPTURED:\u00a0 in the neck and captured at Falling Waters, MD on 14 July 1863 (Gettsyburg was fought from July 1 to 3, 1863).\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 at Frederick, MD, transferred to the hospital in Baltimore, MD on 10 Aug 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED & EXCHANGED:\u00a0 Baltimore, MD on 22-23 Aug 1863.\u00a0 RECEIVED:\u00a0 at City Point, VA on 24 Aug 1863, returned to duty, date not given.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Petersburg, VA on 3 April 1865.\u00a0 PRISON: at Hart\u2019s Island, New York Harbor on 7 April 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED:\u00a0 at Hart\u2019s Island on 18 June 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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HIGH, MANLY, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Davidson or Nash County, enlisted in Wison at the age 32 on 14 May 1862, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in the leg at Gettysburg, on or about 1 July 1863, reported absent and wounded in Jan \u2013 Feb, 1964, reported absent on detal at the corps headquarters in March-Apr & Sept- Oct, 1864.\u00a0 PAROLED:\u00a0 at Goldsboro, NC on 4 May 1865.<\/p>\n

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HOGG, JOSEPH B.,\u00a0 Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash Count where he enlisted at age 21 on 18 March 1862.\u00a0 DESERTER: in July-Aug. 1863, returned to duty Jan \u2013 Apr 1864.\u00a0 Reported sick in Sept \u2013 Oct 1864.\u00a0 FURLOUGHED: for sixty days on 19 Dec. 1864.\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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HOGG, SAMUEL B., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash Count where he resided as a farmer prior to enlisting in Nash at the age of 18 on 3 March 1862.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 hospital in Lynchburg, VA on 15 June 1863 of \u201crhematismus chronicus.\u201d<\/p>\n

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HOLLINGSWORTH, W. I., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 residend in Nash County whre he enlisted on 1 Apr 1864, for the war.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Richmond, VA on 16 Nov 1864 with colitis, returned to duty on 3 Feb 1865.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 in right cheek and captured near Petersburg, VA on 2 April 1865.\u00a0 Hospitalized at Ft. Monroe, VA on the peninsula.\u00a0 CONFINED: at Camp Hamilton, VA 16 May 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED:\u00a0 at Newport News, VA on 18 May 1865.\u00a0 After taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.\u00a0 In May, 1865 his age is listed as 18.<\/p>\n

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HOLLINGSWORTH, William F., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash County where he resided as a farmer prior to enlisting in Nash at the age of 41 on 16 March 1862.\u00a0 Reported in the records of his company on 27 Dec. 1864.\u00a0 No more records.<\/p>\n

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HOPKINS, ALSIE H., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 in Nash County at age 21 on 27 Apr 1862, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 in the arm at Gettysburg, PA on 3 July 1863, returned to duty on an unspecified date.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 in Richmond, VA on 15 May 1864 with gunshot wounds of the left knee and right hand, transferred to another hospital on 27 May 864.\u00a0 NC pension records indicate that he survived the war.<\/p>\n

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JOHNSON, EMERSON, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer, enlisted at age 23 on 3 March 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in the bowels and captured at Gettysburg, PA on or about 3 July 1863.\u00a0 DIED: at or near Gettysburg on or about the same date of wounds.\u00a0 No further information.<\/p>\n

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JOHNSON, LEMON, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born In Nash, farmer, who enlisted at age 26 on 3 March 1862.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 in hospital in Raleigh on 16 April 1863, of smallpox.<\/p>\n

JORDAN, BRAYANT H., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Johnston County, NC, enlisted in Nash at age of 34 on 18 Oct 1862.\u00a0 PRESENT:\u00a0 July-Aug 1862 and Jan-Aprll, 1864.\u00a0 ABSENT:\u00a0 Sept. \u2013 Oct 1864.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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JOYNER, CORNELIUS, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISHED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer, enlisted in Nash at the age of 33 on 24 Feb 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 right knee at Gettysburg, PA on or about 3 July 1863 (Pickett\u2019s Charge?).\u00a0 HOSPITAL: Aug 1863.\u00a0 PRESENT: Jan \u2013 April and Sept \u2013 Oct 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Sutherland\u2019s Station, VA on 2 Apr 1865.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Hart\u2019s Island, New York Harbor on 7 April 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED;\u00a0 Hart\u2019s Island on 19 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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JOYNER, HENRY N., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted at age 35 on 2 July 1862.\u00a0 PRESENT:\u00a0 July \u2013 Aug 1863 and Jan \u2013 Apr 1964.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 prior to 20 Feb 1865.\u00a0 Place and cause of death not reported.<\/p>\n

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KING, JOHN, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer, enlisted at \u201cDoctor Drake\u2019s\u201d at age of 48 on 24 Feb 1862.\u00a0 DISCHARGED:\u00a0 on or about April 13 or Apr 30, 1863 by reason of \u201crheumatism causing deformity of the foot with difficulty of walking.\u201d\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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LANCASTER, ANDREW J., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer, enlisted in Nash at 18 on 3 March 1862.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 Petersburg, VA on or about 25 Dec 1862.\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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LANGLY, J., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISHED:\u00a0 enlished probably subsequent to 31 Oct 1864.\u00a0 SURRENDER: at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 April 1865.\u00a0 No further recors.<\/p>\n

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LEE, BERRY B., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash County, enlisted at age 34 on 22 Apr 1862, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in the knee and captured at Gettysburg, PA on 3 July 1863.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 at Chester, PA on 17 July 1863.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 Hospital at Chester on 4 August 1863 of his wounds.<\/p>\n

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LEE, WILLIAM, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISHED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, wher he enlisted at the age of 38 on 5 May 1862, for the war.\u00a0 PRESENT:\u00a0 July \u2013 Aug, 1863; Jan \u2013 Apr, 1864 and Sept-Oct 1864.\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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LEE, WILLIAM J., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer, who enlisted in Wayne County at age 18 on 18 March 1862.\u00a0 DETAILED:\u00a0 as a hospital nurse at Wilson from 2 Oct 1863 through 31 May 1864.\u00a0 COOK: at Wilson from 20 July 1864 through 31 Dec 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Petersburg, VA on 3 April 1865.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Hart\u2019s Island, New York Harbor on 11 April 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED:\u00a0 at Hart\u2019s Island on 19 June 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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LEWIS, A. F., Corporal<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISHED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age of 38 on 29 June 1863, mustered as a Private.\u00a0 PRESENT:\u00a0 Jan \u2013 Apr 1864.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 Wilson in Aug \u2013 Dec 1864.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Goldsboro in 1865.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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LEWIS, JOSIAH, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 35 on 18 Oct 1862, for the war\u00a0 CAPTURED: at or near Gettsysburg, PA on or about 5 July 1863.\u00a0 PRISON: at Ft. Delaware, DE on or about 9 July 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 at an unspecified date.\u00a0 DESERTED: at an unspecified date.\u00a0 RETURN TO DUTY:\u00a0 on 10 Feb 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED; near Ft. Stedman, VA on 25 March 1865.\u00a0 PRISON: Point Lookout, MD, until released on or about 29 June 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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LINDSEY, NEVERSON A., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 18 on 5 March 1864, for the war.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 Richmond, VA on 18 May 1864, with a gunshot wound.\u00a0 Place and date wounde not reported.\u00a0 FURLOUGHED:\u00a0 for 60 days on 8 June 1864.\u00a0 No further records.\u00a0 May have served in 30th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Co. I previously as a Private.<\/p>\n

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MASSEY, O. K., Corporal<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISHED:\u00a0 resided in Nash County, where he enlisted at age 34 on 27 Apr 1862, for the war, mustered in as a Private.\u00a0 PROMOTED:\u00a0 to Corporal prior to 1 Sept 1863.\u00a0 KILLED: at Cold Harbor, VA on 3 June 1864.<\/p>\n

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MASSINGALE, Goodman, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash County where he enlisted at age 27 on 18 March 1863, for the war.\u00a0 DESERTED: at Orange Court House, VA on 15 Aug 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: date not specified.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 at Briscoe Station, VA on 14 Oct 1863.\u00a0 DIED: of wounds, date not specified.<\/p>\n

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MAY, WILLIAM HENRY, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer who enlisted at 16 on 24 Feb. 1862.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 at Richmond, VA in July-Aug 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY:\u00a0 on 14 Oct 1863.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 at Bristoe Station, VA.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Petersburg, VA on 2 April 1865.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout, MD, until his release on 29 June 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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MELTON, ROBERT BOLLING, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash County, NC where he resided as a farmer who enlisted in Nash at age 19 on 22 Feb 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED and CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Gettysburg, PA on or about 1-3 July 1863.\u00a0\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Gettysburg where he died on 25 July 1863, of wounds (probably from infection in his wounds).<\/p>\n

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MOSS, JOHN, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer who enlisted in Nash at age 38 on 22 Feb 1862.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 at Goldsboro on 21 June 1862, of disease.<\/p>\n

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MURRAY, ALBERT MADISON, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 18 on 18 Feb 1864, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 in right shoulder and in the middle finger on his left hand at or near The Wilderness, VA, on or about 4 May 1864.\u00a0 ABSENT: in hospital in Sept \u2013 Oct. 1864.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 at Raleigh, NC on 9 Nov. 1864, with ascites and returned to duty on 6 Dec 1864.\u00a0 No further records.\u00a0 [Ascites is an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the abdomen.]<\/p>\n

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MURRAY, ALLISON, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 18 on 18 Feb 1864, for the war.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Richmond, VA on 8 May 1864 with a gunshot wound of the arm.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 at Richmond on 30 January 1865, with dropsy and was furloughed for sixty days on 24 Feb 1865.\u00a0 No further records.\u00a0 [dropsy is an abnormal accumulation of serous fluid in a body cavity or in the cellular tissues; called also hydrops, edema.]<\/p>\n

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ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 18 on 1 March 1863, for the war.\u00a0 DESERTED: at Orange Court House, VA on 23 Aug 1864.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY:\u00a0 date not specified.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at or near Ft. Stedman, VA on 25 March 1865.\u00a0 PRISON: Point Lookout, MD, until release on 29 June 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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NELMS, WILLIAM B., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer who enlisted in Nash at age 16 on 24 Feb 1862.\u00a0 DISCHARGED: on 13 Oct 1862, by reason of \u201crheumatism and rupture of the ligaments of the carpus.\u201d<\/p>\n

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PEACOCK, JOSEPH W., Corporal<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 18 on 1 July 1862, for the war, mustered as a Private.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Falling Waters, MD on 14 July 1863.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC and then transferred to Point Lookout, MD on 9 Aug 1863.\u00a0 PAROLED:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison on 3 March 1864.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 received at City Point, VA on 6 March 1864.\u00a0 PROMOTED:\u00a0 to Corporal in May \u2013 Oct, 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at unspecified locality on 20 April 1865.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Raleigh on 22 April 1865.<\/p>\n

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PEARSON, AMOS, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted in Wayne County at age 18 on 1 March 1863, for the war.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Sutherland\u2019s Station, VA on 2 April 1865.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Hart\u2019s Island, New York Harbor on 7 Apr 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED:\u00a0 at Hart\u2019s Island on 18 June 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

PEARSON, BARNEY B., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 44 on 26 Aug 1863, for the war.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at or near Burgess\u2019 Mill, VA on 17 Oct 1864.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout, MD on 17 January 1865.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 from parole at Point Lookout, received at Boulware\u2019s Wharf,\u00a0 James River, VA on 21 Jan 1865.<\/p>\n

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POWELL, EDWIN L.,\u00a0 Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash County where he resided as a farmer, enlisted in Nash at age 24 on 21 Feb 1862, mustered in as a Corporal, promoted to Sergeant prior to 1 Sept. 1863.\u00a0 REDUCED IN RANKS: subsequent to 31 Oct 1864.\u00a0 DESERTED:\u00a0 to the enemy on an unspecified date.\u00a0 CONFINED:\u00a0 in Washington, DC on 12 April 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED;\u00a0 an unspecified date after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.\u00a0 North Carolina Pension Records indicate that he was wounded at Frederickburg, VA on Dec 1862; at Gettysburg in July, 1863 and at Bristoe Station, VA in Oct. 1863.<\/p>\n

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PRIDGEN, WILLIAM HAYWOOD, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 18 on 5 March 1864, for the war.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Sutherland\u2019s Station, VA on 2 April 1865.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Hart\u2019s Island, New York Harbor on 7 April 1863.\u00a0 RELEASED:\u00a0 on 18 June 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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PROCTOR, GRANDBURY, Private [His name was GRANDBERRY PROCTOR, brother of HANSEL HARRISON PROCTOR, JR., 2nd<\/sup> NC Cavalry and great uncle of Earl P. Bell, Jr.]<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer who enlisted in Nash at the age of 30 on 24 Feb 1862:\u00a0 PRESENT:\u00a0 Jul \u2013 Aug 1863 and Jan \u2013 April 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at or near Burgess\u2019s Mill, VA, another source says near Petersburg, on 17 Oct 1864.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison, MD on 31 Oct 1864.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 at Point Lookout Prison on 9 Feb 1865 of \u201cchronic diarrhoea.\u201d\u00a0 An additional source states that his remains were buried at the Point Lookout Cemetery but later moved.\u00a0 He died two months before rifles were stacked at Appomattox Court House, VA.<\/p>\n

OTHER INFORMATION: <\/strong>Grandberry Proctor <\/strong>married Elizabeth Vaughn (b. July, 1834) on 22 Sept 1853 in Edgecombe Co., NC.\u00a0 He is 21 and she is 19 at the time of their marriage.\u00a0 HIS FATHER AND MOTHER:\u00a0 Hansel Harrison \u201cHarry\u201d Proctor, Sr. (b.\u00a0 1793) and Sally Boon Proctor (b. 1785) lived in Edgecombe County, NC (1850).\u00a0 In the Census of 1860 for Winstead\u2019s District, Nash County, NC he is listed as a 29 years old Farm Laborer, who can not read or write, with a personal estate worth $100.\u00a0 He, and his wife Elizabeth, who can not read or write, have two children William Jane (f) age 5 and Louisa (f) age 2.\u00a0 They are living with to her father and mother Jason (b. 1810) and Sally (b. 1815) Vaughan.\u00a0 AFTER GRANDBERRY PROCTOR\u2019S DEATH AT POINT LOOKOUT PRISON IN MARYLAND:\u00a0 in the Census of 1870 for Middleton Township (in an area that becomes Coopers Twp.), Nash County, NC, Elizabeth Vaughn Proctor is living as a widow, identified as the head of household, with three children:\u00a0 William Jane (f) (who eventually marries Wiley Parker) age 14, Louisa (f) age 11 (she would eventually marry James T. Vaughn) and William (m) age 9.\u00a0 In terms of real estate or personal estate, she possesses no declarable income.\u00a0 In the Census of 1880, for Coopers Twp., in Nash County, Elizabeth Vaughn Proctor lived with her daughter Jane and son-in-law Wiley Parker.\u00a0 No one in the household can read or write except Wiley Parker who can read but not write. Her son William Proctor is living with his Uncle John Hodge Vaughan in a household that contains his grandparents Jason and Sallie Vaughn, Aunt Mary A. and cousin John W. Vaughn.\u00a0 In the Census of 1900, she is living with her daughter Louisa and her husband James Vaughn and their family.\u00a0 In 1902, Elizabeth Vaughn Proctor applied to the State of North Carolina for a Widow\u2019s Pension for his service in the Civil War.\u00a0 By 1910, Elizabeth, who is 76 years old, has lost three of her four children and is living in Franklin County with her only surviving child Louisa \u201cLou\u201d Proctor Vaughan and her husband J. T. \u201cJim\u201d Vaughan.\u00a0 As of this date. he is working in a lumber yard and dies in 1914.\u00a0 Her grandson Thomas \u201cTommy\u201d D. Vaughan, who was living with the family in 1910,\u00a0 worked in Durham in the tobacco market and dies in 1921.\u00a0 Elizabeth and her daughter Lou or Louisa both died between 1910 and 1920.\u00a0 Thus, it is clear from Census and Tax Records that Grandberry Proctor\u2019s family struggled from job to job, household to household, without declarable income, living at a subsistence, barter level of existence without the capacity to read or write.\u00a0 The devastating poverty that followed the Civil War in North Carolina in general as well as in Nash and Franklin counties in particular resulted in a persistent, continuous struggle for survival from 1865 to the mid-1910s for Grandberry Proctor\u2019s wife Elizabeth and his children: Louisa (Lou); Jane and William Proctor.\u00a0 The two people in the Vaughan and Proctor Families who seems, until his death in 1922, to have tried to help this family was John Hodge Vaughan and his wife Pitie Hinton Vaughan of Cooper\u2019s Twp. In Nash County, NC.\u00a0 Their graves are visible on the west side of Vaughan Chapel Road in a fenced in cemetery near their home place.<\/p>\n

PULLEN, EMELIUS, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer who enlisted In Nash at age 41 on 24 Feb 1862.\u00a0 SICK: left Gettysburg battlefield sick only to be captured on 5 July 1863.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 Gettsyburg, PA. TRANSFERRED; to Baltimore, MD.\u00a0 PRISON: Point Lookout Prison, MD.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 paroled Point Lookout, received at City Point, VA on 20 March 1864.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY:\u00a0 on 1 May 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED: near Petersburg, VA on 27 Oct. 1864.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison, MD.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: paroled from Point Lookout, received at Boulware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA on 21 Jan. 1865.\u00a0 [eds. Note:\u00a0 he is the first Nash county solider that I have found who was captured twice, twice imprisoned at Point Lookout and twice released.]<\/p>\n

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PULLEN, RUFUS, Corporal<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISHED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer who enlisted at age 37 on 21 Feb 1862, mustered in as a Private.\u00a0 PROMOTED:\u00a0 to corporal prior to 3-5 July 1863.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 in the hip and captured at Gettysburg, PA.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 Chester, PA on 17 July 1863.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout, MD on 2 Oct 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 released Point Lookout on 16 March 1864.\u00a0 RETURN TO DUTY and CAPTURED: at Petersburg, VA on 2 April 1865.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison, MD on 4 April 1865.\u00a0 DIED: Point Lookout Prison, MD on 16 June 1865 of\u00a0 \u201cchronic diarrhoea.\u201d<\/p>\n

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RANEY, FRANCIS M., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, Mechanic who enlisted at \u201cJohn Harrison\u2019s (House)\u201d at age 30 on 23 Feb 1862.\u00a0 DIED: in Raleigh on 9 May 1862 of disease.<\/p>\n

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RICHARDSON, GEORGE, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where enlisted at age 36 on 14 March 1864, for the war.\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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RICKS, RUFFIN T., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age of 25 on 18 Oct 1862, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED AND CAPTURED:\u00a0 Gettysburg, PA on 3 July 1863 (Pickett\u2019s Charge.\u00a0 Full explanation at: http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Pickett%27s_Charge<\/a><\/strong>).\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 at Fort Delaware, DE on unspecified date.\u00a0\u00a0 DIED: at Ft. Delaware on 13 Aug 1864 of\u00a0 \u201cchronic diarrhoea.\u201d <\/strong><\/p>\n

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RICKS, SPENCER D., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted in Wayne County, NC at age 33 on 1 March 1863, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in the thigh at Gettysburg, PA on 3 July 1863 (Pickett\u2019s Charge.\u00a0 Explanation above). ABSENT WOUNDED:<\/p>\n

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ROE, BENJAMIN, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 32 on 29 April 1863, for the war.\u00a0 PRESENT:\u00a0 in 1863 & 64.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at or near Burgess\u2019 Mill, VA on 27 Oct 1864.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison, MD on 31 Oct. 1864.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 parolled at Point Lookout on 10 Feb 1865, received at Cox\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA on 14 Feb. 1865.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Goldsboro on 15May 1865.<\/p>\n

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ROSE, EDWIN, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED;\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 50 on 9 July 1862, for the war as a substitute.\u00a0 DESERTED: in March, 1863.\u00a0 ARRESTED:\u00a0 in Jan \u2013 Feb, 1864.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY:\u00a0 in Mar \u2013 Apr 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Burgess\u2019 Mill, VA on 27 Oct 1864.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison, MD on 31 Oct 1864.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 paroled at Point Lookout, received at Boulware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA on 21 Jan 1865.\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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ROSE, JOHN H., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash wher he enlisted at age 25 on 18 March 1862.\u00a0 CAPTURED;\u00a0 at Falling Waters, MD on 14 July 1863.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 at Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC, transferred to Point Lookout Prison, MD on 8 Augu 1863.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 at Point Lookout Prison on or about 30 June 1865, of \u201cdiarrhoea chronic.\u201d\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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ROWE, GRANDBERRY, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, a farmer who enlisted in Nash at age 26 on 3 March 1863, for the war.\u00a0 PRESENT:\u00a0 Jul \u2013 Aug 1864; Jan April 1864; and Jul \u2013 Aug 1864.\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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SHORT, THOMAS W., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted in Lenior at age 48 on 2 July 1862, for the war as a substitute.\u00a0 DETAILED:\u00a0 as a saddler at Clarksville, VA in Jul \u2013 Aug 1863.\u00a0 KILLED:\u00a0 at or near Burgess\u2019 Mill, VA on 27 Oct 1864.\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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STONE, BENJAMIN F., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted at Camp Mangram, near Raleigh, at age 32 on 2 May 1862, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 stunned by a shell and captured at Gettysburg on 1- 5 July1863.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 at David\u2019s Island, New York Harbor on or about 17 July 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 paroled at David\u2019s Island on 24 Aug 1863, received at City Point, VA on 28 Aug 1863, for exchange. \u00a0PRESENT: Jan \u2013 Feb 1864.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to the C. S. Navy on 15 April 1864.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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STONE, FRANCIS M., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: previously served as a Private in 55th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company I.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED:\u00a0 to this company on or about 23 April 1863.\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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STONE, JONATHAN ATLAS, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED;\u00a0 resided in Franklin or Nash, enlisted at age 36 on 18 March 1862.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to Company G of this regiment in April, 1862.\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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STONE, RUFUS H., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash or Granville, resided in Nash, farmer who enlisted in Nash at age 21 on 24 Feb 1862, mustered in as a Corporal.\u00a0 REDUCED RANKS: prior to 1 Aug 1861.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 right hip and captured at Gettysburg, PA on 1-5 July 1863.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Gettysburg.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to hospital at David\u2019s Island, New York Harbor on 17 July 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED;\u00a0 paroled at David\u2019s Island, date not given, received City Point, VA on 8 Sept 1863.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: at Petersburg, VA on 8 Sept 1863 still suffering from the gunshot wound he received at Gettysburg.\u00a0 FURLOUGHED: for twenty days on 16 Sept 1863.\u00a0 RETIRED:\u00a0 from service on 8 Feb 1865, presumably by reason of disability from wounds.<\/p>\n

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TANT, KENNEL T., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer who enlisted in Nas at age 32 on 24 Feb 1862.\u00a0 PRESENT:\u00a0 in Jan \u2013 April 1864.\u00a0 FURLOUGHED: due to sickness in Sept \u2013 Oct 1864.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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TURNER, JAMES HARDY, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted in Wilson at age 37 on 27 April 1862, for the war.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 in hospital at Gordonsbille, VA on 12 April 1864, cause of death not reported.\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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VAUGHN, WILLIAM, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED: resided in Nash, enlisted at age 30 on 27 Apr 1862, for the war.\u00a0 DIED: in August, 1862, of disease.\u00a0 Place of death and cause not reported.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

VICK, JOSIAH J. B., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 enlisted in Nash on 16 March 1864, for the war.\u00a0 PRESENT: in 1864.\u00a0 Last reported in company records on 1 Dec 1864.\u00a0 May have servived previously as Captain of 19th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Company E (2nd<\/sup> NC Cavalry).\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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WALKER, WILLIAM G., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, farmer who enlisted in Nash at age 25 on 22 Feb 1862.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 Camp Mangum, near Raleigh on 1 May 1862, of disease.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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WELLS, JOHN W., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 18 on 5 March 1864.\u00a0 PRESENT; in all reporting of 1864.\u00a0 SURRENDERED:\u00a0 at Appomattox Court House, VA on 9 April 1865.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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WELLS, WILLIAM J., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED;\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 18 on 5 March 1864, for the war.\u00a0 PRESENT; in all reporting during 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED;\u00a0 near Petersburg, VA on 2 April 1865.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout, MD, until released on 21 June 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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WEST, GEORGE D.\u00a0 ___________<\/strong><\/p>\n

North Carolina Pension records indica te he served in this company.<\/p>\n

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WEST, JOHN J., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash whee he enlisted at age 18, 13 June 1863, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED: in his left arm and captured at Bristoe Station, VA on 14 Oct 1863.\u00a0 PRISON: at Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC on 8 Feb 1864.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED:\u00a0 to Ft. Delaware, DE on 17 June 1864,\u00a0 RELEASED: at Ft. Delaware, DE on either 11 May or 28 May 1965, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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WEST, ROBERT C., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, farmer who enlisted in Nash at age 43 on 24 Feb 1862.\u00a0 DESERTED: at Orange Court House, VA on 15 Aug 1863.\u00a0 ARRESTED: in Jan \u2013 Feb 1864.\u00a0 RETURN TO DUTY: in Mar \u2013 Apr 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at or near Burgess\u2019 Mill, VA on 27 Oct 1864.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison, MD on 31 Oct 1864.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: paroled at Point Lookout on 17 Jan 1865, received at Boulware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA on 21 Jan 1865. CAPTURED; near Petersburg, VA on 2 April 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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WHEELER, BRYANT H., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 32 on 23 Apr 1862, for the war as a substitute.\u00a0 DESERTED: on an unspecified date.\u00a0 APPREHENDED:\u00a0 on or about 22 July 1863.\u00a0 DESERTED:\u00a0 at Orange Court House on 23 Aug 1863.\u00a0\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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WHEELER, DALLAS, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, enlisted in Wayne at age 19 on 1 May 1863, for the war.\u00a0 DESERTED: at Orange Court House, VA on 23 Aug 1863.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 19 Dec 1863.\u00a0 PRESENT:\u00a0 in Jan \u2013 Apr 1864.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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WILDER, GEORGE MANLY, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Johnston, resided in Nash, farm who enlisted in Wayne County at age 16 on 18 March 1862.\u00a0 WOUNDED AND CAPTURED:\u00a0 Gettysburg, PA on 3-5 July 1863.\u00a0 PRISON: Ft. Delaware, DE, transferred to Point Lookout Prison, MD on 22 Oct 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 paroled at Point Lookout on 24 Dec 1863, received at City Point, VA on 28 Dec 1863.\u00a0 PRESENT: Jan \u2013 April 1864.\u00a0 ABSENT: \u00a0without leave in Sept \u2013 Oct, 1864.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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WILLIAMS, W. A., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

Place and date of enlistment not reported, probably subsequent to 31 Oct 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED: in hospital at Richmond, VA, on 3 April 1865.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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WILLIAMS, WILLIE,\u00a0 Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 34 on 27 April 1862, for the war.\u00a0 WOUNDED: at Falling Waters, MD and left in the hands of the enemy on 14 July 1863.\u00a0 DIED:\u00a0 Roll of Honor indicates that he died of disease.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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WINBORNE, THOMAS M., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 born in Nash, resided in Nash or Wilson, farmer who enlisted in Nash at age 37 on 3 March 1862.\u00a0 DESERTED:\u00a0 from hospital on 16 Aug 1863.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: in Richmond in Jan-Apr 1864.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 at Danville, VA on or about 4 June 1864 with a gunshot wound of the arm, place and date of wounding not given.\u00a0 FURLOUGH:\u00a0 reported on sick furlough in Sept-Oct, 1864.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED:\u00a0 at Richmond on 25 Nov 1864, of an unspecified complaint.\u00a0 FULOUGHED:\u00a0 sixty days on 19 Dec 1864.\u00a0 PAROLED: at Goldsboro in 1865.<\/p>\n

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WINBORNE, WILLIAM H., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 previously served as a Private in 47th<\/sup> NC Infantry, Co. A.\u00a0 TRANSFERRED: to Company D on 1 Sept 1862.\u00a0 PRESENT:\u00a0 1863 and 1864.\u00a0 PAROLED:\u00a0 at Raleigh on 24 May 1865.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n

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WINSTEAD, ALEXANDER, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at age 34 on 27 Apr 1862, for the war, mustered in as a Private.\u00a0 PROMOTED:\u00a0 to Corporal prior to 1 Sept 1863.\u00a0 RANK REDUCED; in Oct 1863 \u2013 Apr 1864.\u00a0 WOUNDED:\u00a0 and captured at Bristoe Station, VA on 14 Oct 1863.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 at Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC,\u00a0 transferred to Point Lookout, MD on 27 Oct 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 paroled at Point Lookout on 27 April 1864, received at City Point, VA on 30 Apr 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Sutherland\u2019s Station, VA on 2 Apr 1865.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Hart\u2019s Island, New York Harbor on 7 Apr 1865.\u00a0 RELEASED:\u00a0 Hart\u2019s Island on 19 June 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America.<\/p>\n

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WINSTEAD, BURTON, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash County where he enlisted at age 32 on 27 Apr 1862, for the war.\u00a0 CAPTURED:\u00a0 at Falling Waters, MD on 14 July 1863.\u00a0 PRISON: first at Baltimore, MD on 14 July 1863, then transferred to Point Lookout Prison, MD on 17 Aug 1863.\u00a0 EXCHANGED: paroled at Point Lookout, MD on 16 March 1864, received at City Point, VA on 20 Mar 1864.\u00a0 RETURNED TO DUTY: prior to 1 May 1864.\u00a0 KILLED:\u00a0 at or near Burgess\u2019 Mill, VA on 27 Oct 1864.<\/p>\n

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WINSTEAD, JOHN A., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash, where he enlisted at age 30 on 27 April 1862.\u00a0 REPORTED PRESENT: in 1863 and 1864.\u00a0 No further records.<\/p>\n

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WINSTEAD, LEMMON, Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 resided in Nash where he enlisted at 21 on 27 Apr 1862, for the war.\u00a0 DIED: in 1862, of disease.\u00a0 Place of death not reported.<\/p>\n

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WINSTEAD, WILLIAM T., Private<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENLISTED:\u00a0 in Nash on 16 March 1864, for the war.\u00a0 PRESENT:\u00a0 in 1864.\u00a0 CAPTURED: at Hanover Junction, VA on 24 May 1864.\u00a0 PRISON:\u00a0 Point Lookout Prison, MD on 8 June 1864, transferred to Elmira Prison, NY on 8 July 1864.\u00a0 EXCHANGED:\u00a0 paroled at Elmira on 14 March 1865, received at Boulware\u2019s Wharf, James River, VA, on or about 21 March 1865.\u00a0 HOSPITALIZED: in Richmond, VA on 21 March 1865, with debilitas.\u00a0 FURLOUGHED: for thirty days on 18 March 1865.\u00a0 No further record.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

47th NORTH CAROLINA INFANTRY, COMPANY D: A ROSTER [All men listed below are from Nash County, North Carolina unless otherwise indicated] OFFICERS CAPTAINS HARRISON, JOHN A. ENLISTED:\u00a0 elected Captain on 27 Feb 1862;\u00a0 AGE: 38;\u00a0 RESIGNED:\u00a0 on 28 Oct 1862…<\/p>\n

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