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Captain John Washington Boling, Photo John and Barbara Boling Captain Andrew T. Wilson, Photo provided by Judie Eaves Lt. R.T. Benson, Photo provided by the family and The Sixteenth Museum (Thanks Don, another fine educator) Lt. Edward Powell, Photo provided by Terry Woodward, Chester Howell, and Family Sergeant J.D. Cooper, Family |
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Private W.D. Batson, Family Private William Henry Langford, Sixteen Year Old, Private, In Defense of Country, Lynn Duncan, Historian, Educator, Decendant. Private Lewis Alex McAuley, Family Private William Powell, Chester Howell, Family |
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This is my revised roster of Company G, Sixteenth South Carolina. It is drawn from a wide group of sources, there maybe problems with it. However, I better understand it, because I know so many of the men through my father and grandparents. Of the 133 men of Company G: 20 were captured; 5 at Franklin, of these five, all were known to be badly wounded. Two were captured at Nashville and 4 at Missionary Ridge, One was captured at Decatur, Chickamauga, Pulaski, Tn., Yazoo, Mississippi, and for one it is unknown where the capture took place. Late in the war one was captured at Gainesville, Alabama and one at Hartwell, Ga. 8 were Killed in Action, 24 Died of Illness, and only 3 Died in Prisons. Those killed in action died as follows: 4 at Franklin, 2 at Dallas and one each at Macon and Pine Knot Mt. In addition to the 8 killed, 27 members were wounded, several on multiple occasions, thus the difference in number of wounds and men wounded. Although it is difficult to see who was wounded at Franklin and who at Nashville, there appears to be 10 at Franklin and 2 at Nashville, 6 at Atlanta and one at Kennesaw Mt., Missionary Ridge, Dallas and North Carolina. There were 20 men present at the surrender. 11 attended the 1883 meeting where the colors were brought from hiding. Four members of G Company that were captured galvanized or fought for the Union. There was one man in G Company from Alabama, one from Spartanburg, two from Georgia and three from Pickens. Two men deserted. Certainly G Company was one of the lucky companies of the Sixteenth. Company G was formed in the Upper End of Greenville County, Travelers Rest, Slater, and Hellams Crossing Communities. |
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If you can provide information that connect these to a particular individual please do so, the help is needed. 1902 Pension - Ashmore, Annie E. - Greenville County -Gowansville -Class C- No3 - 1901- Company G, 16th (Ashmore's are found in Company B and E, two died during the war.) Bates, Adeline R. (Two possible in the Sixteenth, both in G Company, Easley and William.) Batson, Jane (Probably the widow of H.Y Batson killed at Franklin, Mary Jane Boling Batson.) 1902 Pension - Burns, L.J. - Greenville County -Travelers Rest -Class C - No 4 - 1901- Company G, 16th - aged 71 (Two possible in G Company, others in Company A and Company C.) 1902 Pension - Burton, Nellie- Greenville County -Marietta -Class C- No3 - 1904- Company G, 16th (Probably the widow of Timothy Burton, Killed at Franklin.) Capps, Clarinda (Probably the widow of George B.W. Capps) Couch, Sarah (Probably the widow of William Couch) Hall, Mary (Probably the widow of Ellis Hall, killed at Franklin, other possibilties include Marion in G Company and James in E Company.) 1902 Pension - Harris, Mary - Pickens County - Farr -Class C- No4 - 1901 - Company G, 16th - aged 62 (Probably the widow of William Harris of G Company, other possiblites include Wm C., Robert and Henry W. Harris of B Company.) 1902 Pension - Hubbard, Julia - Greenville County - Greenville -Class C - No 4 - 1901- Company G, 16th - aged 68 (Probably Issac W. Herbert; Julia Herbert w/o Issac W. Herbert, 1860 Census) SF 1902 Pension - Lafoye, Sallie - Greenville County -Greenville -Class C - No 4 - 1901- Company G, 16th - aged 60 (Probably the widow of Franklin W. Lafoy, G Company) 1902 Pension - Neal, Sarah - Greenville County - Metts -Class C - No 4 - 1901- Company G, 16th - aged 72 (Probably Samuel Neal;Sarah Ann w/o Samuel Neal, 1860 census.) SF 1902 Pension - Pritchett, Delia A. - Greenville County -Marietta -Class C - No 4 - 1901- Company G, 16th - aged 67 (Elias M. Prichett of G Company died in service.) 1902 Pension - Wilson, Maria - Pickens County - Meet -Class C- No3 - 1901 - Company G, 16th (Several possible in G, F, and H Companies.) |
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Many of the men from G Company, served in Company F of the Third State Troops from June of 1862 until January of 1863. This unit of State Troops was commanded by Captain W.H. Goodlett. Numbering with those serving in both units are Elliott Batson, William Batson, William Couch, Henry Hawkins, Jesse Pool and others. Some would join other units, others would find the way back to the 16th. You will note that almost every surname mentioned in G Company of the Sixteenth is to be found on Bil's roster listed below. Note: You will leave my site if you follow this link, use your back button to return or bookmark before you leave, we want you to come back. Third Reserves, Col. Elford |
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| Boling, John Washington | Capt | G | Senior Captain In Comand of regiment mid-64 Wounded Atlanta(MR) (T) | Confederate Odyssey Bio of Mention of Mention of Demarcus Poole Letter Grave of The Dreams of our Father The Masons of "G" Company Son of Martha Powell, sister of Lt. Edward B. Powell Email Second Descendant Email descendant | R |
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| Wilson, Andrew.T. | Capt | G | Served until 4/62 Discharged Overage (MR) See Company G, Third South Carolina State Troops Broadfoot list: Wilson, A.T. Company I, P.B.L.A. Third Reserves, Company G, Sgt. | Bio of Andrew Thomas Wilson, Born 11/07/1821, the son of Emanuel and Delphia Wilson, grandson of Andrew Wilson Sr., who settled on George's Creek, Pickens County, S.C. around 1790. Andrew T. married around 1847. His wife was Martha Wynn, born August 30. 1828 and she died May 4, 1913. She was the daughter of Clemmons Wynn and Jane Benson. Andrew was the father of Elizabeth born 1849, Susan, born 1851, Thomas born 1853, John born 1856, Benjamin born 1859, Emma born 1867, Luther and Lura born 1869. Andrew was a farmer and land owner in Pickens County until 1883. He was a member of Cross Roads Baptist Church. In 1883, the family moved to Walhalla, in Oconee County and shortly thereafter three of his children moved to Chattanooga, Tennessee. He died on May 4, 1913 and is buried at WestviewCemetery, Walhalla, S.C. His Obituary appears in the Keowee Courier of February 22, 1905. Two of Andrew's brothers, John and Robert Wilson, enlisted along with Andrew. Robert is on the Company G roster. A strong family tradition says that Andrew was at Chickamauga. However, since he lost his command in 1862, he would have had to re-enlist. 1902 Pension – Wilson, A.T.- Oconee County – Wahalla -Class C- No2 - 1901 - Company E, 16th – aged 81 Email descendant Second Descendant Email descendant | . |
| Bates, Easley H. | Lt | G | Promoted from First Sergeant-12/12/61(MR) Promoted Lt.-5/62 First Lt.(MR) Detached by General Walker to General Pillow-9/12/63(CSR) Hospital Meridian, Mississippi, Wounded-1/65(CSR) | Bio of Letter from Mention of R.T. Benson Letters The Masons of "G" Company Esley Bates and Bates Lodge Esley Hunt Bates was born on 25 Dec 1837 in Greenville, SC. He died on 3 Jul 1892 in Pickens Co., SC. Esley married Mary Jane Burdine, and they had two children, Ida and Fannie Bates. Esley Bates was the son of: William M. Bates Born: February 8, 1795 Died: May 18, 1850 Married: Jane Hunt Born: September, 11, 1801 Died: May 6, 1862 Children: Esley H. Bates JB Email descendant I think I have identified more cousins. Lt. William U. Hunt Co. K was probably William Uriah Hunt who married Martha Jane Blythe. He was born 1830 and died 1894. His grandfather was pioneeer settler Esli Hunt, Sr. who fought at King's Mountain and with Marion. Lt. Josiah Chandler would either be William A. Tollison's father-in-law or brother-in-law. The father in law died 1880, and the bro. 1863. Lt. Esley Hunt Bates was William Uriah Hunt's first cousin, also a grandson of patriot Esli Hunt, Sr. John S. Foster and Richard F. Foster's brother Capt. RSC Foster, Jr. (some Pickens Co. militia is I guess the origin of captain-he died 1857). married another granddaughter of Esli Hunt. The 1923 funeral of D. F. Batson was preached by Rev. Julius Josiah Earle Foster son to Capt. RSC Foster, a veteran himself who enlisted with a NC unit at 16.I assume that Lt. J.M. McDaniel is his father-in-law James Madison McDaniel, who was himself the son of War of 1812 Quartermaster General James McDaniel. R. H. Huff Co. G, by the way I have him as Richard not Robert was the son of Philip Joseph Huff and was John S. Foster's brother in law. John and Ellen Huff Foster's son John Peter was a career Army non-com who married R.H. Huff's daughter who was his first cousin. daniel4@home.com | . |
| Batson, Doctor F. "Doc" | Lt | G | Wounded Pine Knot Mt. and Franklin(MR)(T) Promoted from Cpl.(MR) Close of Service listed as Nashville(MR) Promoted Corporal-12/61 Promoted Lt.-5/62 Detached Service (Jan & Feb-63) Broadfoot list: Batson, D.F., 16/24 Consolidated, Company D, Second Lt. | Bio of The Masons of "G" Company Doctor Franklin (“Doc”) Batson Born “Abt” 7 July 1836, Died 18 September 1923 Wife: Susan M. Bates Batson Parents: Hezekiah Batson & Lucy Clardy Batson DOB is also shown as 7 September 1836 Wounded at Franklin TN - Pine Knot Mt. Obituary - Greenville News - 20 September 1923 Aged Confederate Lieutenant Dies D. F. Batson of Marietta Died Yesterday - Lieutenant of Co., G. D. F. (Uncle Dock) Batson, 87, one of the oldest persons in Marietta and a highly esteemed resident of Greenville Co., passed away early Wedneday morning at the home of his son Henry Batson after a long illness. The following sons survive him, all of whom were at the bedside when the end came; W. T. Batson, Henry A. Batson, and W. H. Batson of Marietta; B. P. Batson of Washington, D.C. and R. W. Batson of Gantt. Mrs. Batson died nearly 20 years ago. During the War Between the States, Mr. Batson volunteered and served as a member of Company "G", Sixteenth South Carolina regiment, serving with this organization with the rank of Lieutenant. He was a member of Ebenezer Lodge, No. 101, F. & A. Masons and one of the oldest members of the Ebenezer Baptist Church. Funeral services will be held at the Ebenezer Baptist Church Thursday at 12 noon. Following the services at the church burial will be made in the family plot in the church cemetery, with Masonic honors. Services will be conducted by Rev. J. E. Foster, assisted by Rev. Mr. Bowen. Funeral Invitation: The friends and acquaintances of Mr. D. F. (Uncle Dock) Batson and of his family are respectifully invited to attend the funeral services of the former Thursday at noon from the Ebenezer Baptist Church. Thanks to Shari Batson again... she is the guardian of the Batsons... and the finder of many good things. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Batson, Elliott | Lt | G | Discharged Overage(MR) Cap. Jonesboro 9/2/64(CSR) Ex at Rough and Ready 9/19/64(CSR) DIP Cap. Franklin (12/17/64)(CSR) Cp. Chase Wounded Franklin (CSR) See Company F, Third South Carolina State Troops Broadfoot list: Batson, E., P.B.L.A., Company H Batson, Eliott, Third Reserves, Company F, Second Lt. | Bio of Mention of Benson Letters Born about 1827 - Died 13 March 1865 (Camp Chase, Ohio). Parents: Hezekiah Batson & Lucy Clardy Batson Never Married Elliott Batson was captured and taken prisoner near Jonesboro, GA on 2 September 1864, later exchanged, was captured and taken prisoner at Franklin, TN, 17 December 1864. On 14 January 1865. He was sent to Camp Chase, OH and developed pneumonia and died 13 March 1865. He was buried in the CSA Confederate Cemetery, grave 1647, 1/3 mile south of Camp Chase, OH. Grave is sometimes listed as Ervin Batson, Sergeant in Company C. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Benson, Robert T. | Lt | G | Promoted from ranks(MR) Cap. Pulaski, Tn. 11/25/64 Cp. Chase (CSR) | Letters from Bio of Robert Thomas Benson Born in Travelers Rest, S.C.,December 2, 1841 Married Sarah Ann Bates Died February, 10, 1919 Buried Enoree Baptist Church, near Travelers Rest | R |
| Newby, Thomas | Lt | G | Resigned, 4/62 Promoted from ranks to Sergeant and Lt.(MR) Broadfoot list: Newby, Thomas, Prov. Guard, Hamilton's Company | Bio of Mention of Poole Letters | . |
| Powell, Edward | Lt | G | Discharged Overage(MR) Second Lt.(MR) See Company G, Third South Carolina State Troops See First Regiment State Troops, Company H (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Broadfoot list: Powell, Edward, Third Reserves, Company G, Second Lt. First State Troops, Company H, Captain | Born: 2/27/16 Died: 11/10/80 Married: Malinda Burns Married: Mary Jane Boling Batson Powell (Widow of H.Y. Batson) Married: Elizabeth Carter Buried: Ebenezer Baptist Fought in the Texas Revolution Father of Stephen Powell and J. William Powell of this Company See Bio for detailed information from Terry Woodward and family, Thanks Terry Bio of Mention of Benson Letters The Dreams of our Father The Masons of "G" Company E-Mail Descendant E-Mail Second Descendant | . |
| Cooper, Joseph D. | First Sergeant(MR) | G | Cap. Franklin(CSR) Wounded Pine Mt. 06/15/64 and Franklin 11/30/64(MR)(T) Cp. Chase and Point Lookout(CSR) | Letters of Stories of Grave of The Masons of "G" Company b. 1835; d. March 4, 1897 Buried Reedy River Baptist E-Mail Descendant | R |
| Bridges, Alfred J. | S | G | Broadfoot list: Bridges, A.J., 16th , Company G, First Sergeant | None | . |
| Powell, Stephen | First Sergeant(MR)(T) | G | Wounded Franklin 11/30/64(MR)(T) Right Arm (CSR) | Born: 10/10/39 Died: 7/20/14 Married: Mary Phillips Buried: Ebenezer Baptist Church Son of Lt. Edward Powell and brother of J. William Mention of The Dreams of our father The Masons of "G" Company 1902 Pension - Powell, Stephen - Greenville County - Greenville -Class C - No2 - 1903- Company C (Should be G, copy error), 16th - aged 63 E-Mail Descendant E-Mail Second Descendant | . |
| Stone, Robt. W. | Sergeant | G | None | None | . |
| Turner, James T. | S | G | Transfer Earle's Battery, White's Battalion(MR) Broadfoot list: Turner, J.T., P.B.L.A., Companies A and H, Sergeant | None | . |
| Watson, John | S | G | See D Company, Transfer/Promotion as Lt. | Grave of | . |
| Andrews, George | Color Corporal(CSR) | G | Also listed as Anders | E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Batson, John | C | G | Third Corp(MR)(T) Wounded Franklin 11/30/64 (MR)(T) Cap. Franklin 12/17/64 Cp. Chase Pt. Lookout (CSR) gunshot front of Right Metatarsal | John Batson Born April 1831 Died before 1910 Wife: Mary Bishop Parents: Hezekiah Batson & Lucy Clardy Batson Burial: Probably Enoree Baptist Church, Greenville Co., SC Wounded and in hospital since 22 July 1864 Captured and taken prisoner 17 December 1864 at Franklin, TN Card from Roll #15 Sheet 2 - Roll of sick prisoners of war at Point Lookout 1902 Pension – Batson, Jno - Greenville County – -Class C- No1 - 1901 - Company G, 16th – Wounded in right foot E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Carter, Wm T. | C | G | Discharged Overage(MR) Second Corp(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Hellams, D.L. | C | G | Broadfoot list: Hellums, D.L. | 1902 Pension – Hellams, D.L- Oconee County – Wahalla -Class C- No2 - 1902 - Company G, 16th – aged 67 | R |
| Gilreath, S.C. (K) | C | D | KIA Atlanta 7/22/64(K)(ROH) Broadfoot List: Not Listed Listed as L.C. Gilreath in Broadfoot Rosters, Private See Below, Probably is L.C. Gilreath | None | . |
| Herbert, Issac W. | C | G | Sur. First Corp(MR)(T) Last Ensign of the Regiment Broadfoot list: Herbert, I.W. Not Listed Listed in Broadfoot Rosters as J.W. Herbert, Corporal | Julia Herbert w/o Issac W. Herbert, 1860 Census SF Mention of Grave of | . |
| Springfield, Henry | C | G | Fourth Corp (MR)(T) Wounded Kennesaw Mt.(MR)(T) | Married: Mary Powell, sister of Edward B. Powell The Dreams of our Father | . |
| Tinsley, Brackin A. | C | G | Second Corp(MR)(T) Wounded Franklin Died of Wounds(K)(MR)(T) Cap. Nashville, 12/25/64 Nashville City Cemetery(CSR) See Company D, Third State Troops | Death of Grave of, Mount Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, Tn. My side of the family moved to Knox Co. Tenn. around 1867 and lost contact with them. His two sons were earlier wounded at Pine Mtn and Covington, Ga .I think one of them died, you know it must have been hard to go on after that, but he did.His father was James Tinsley and his mother Elizabeth Brackin of Greeneville.His sister Nancy married my GGGrandfather Mangum Aquilla Compton (Also listed as F.Mangrun Compton) . Elizabeth's brother Andrew Brackin is buried in Gatlinburg,Tn and one of his grandchildren plays football at U.T. right now ,so if you go to a Tenn/S.C. game he'll be there.(2000) Father of James, John, and Pleasant Tinsley E-Mail Descendant | R |
| Wilson, Robt. T. | C | G | None | None | . |
| Anderson, J.A. | P | G | Cap. Missionary Ridge 11/25/63 Rock Island (CSR) | G 10/64 Spartanburg-Anderson, James(MR) | . |
| Ashmore, George E. | P | G | DOD Home(MR)(T) Not Listed as 16th in (K) Broadfoot list: Ashmore, George E., P.B.L.A., Company I | Pickens(MR) | . |
| Bates, Wm. | P | G | Sur. Wounded Franklin 11/30/64(MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Bates, Wm. P., 16/24 Consolidated, Company D |
Grave of 1902 Pension - Bates, Guinn - Anderson County - Pelzer -Class C- No 2 - 1901 - age 65 -Company G, 16th | . |
| Batson, Fountain | P | G | DOD Adams Run 8/17/62(MR)(T)06/17/62(K) Fever | Fountain Perry Batson Born 22 September 1833, Died: 17 August 1862, Adams Run, SC Parents: Hezekiah Batson & Lucy Clardy Batson Never Married Buried: Reedy River Baptist Church E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Batson, Hezekiah Y. | P | G | KIA Franklin 11/30/64(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) McGavock 84 19(MG) Listed as N.Y. Batson Broadfoot list: Batson, H.Y., P.B.L.A., Company H | The Dreams of our Father Grave of and Memorial Stone (Double Marked) McGavock and Ebenezeer Baptist Hezekiah Young Batson Born 15 April 1829 Died: 30 November, 1864, Franklin, TN. Wife: Mary Jane Boling Batson Parents: Hezekiah Batson & Lucy Clardy Batson Co. H, Third PBLA Killed in battle at Franklin, TN - 30 November 1864 Buried in grave with Ellis Hall - #19, Removed to McGavock Cemetery, Franklin Memorial marker at grave at Ebenezer Baptist Church E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Batson, W.P. | P | G | DOD Home 01/01/64(K) Broadfoot list: Batson W.P., Sixteenth, Company H, Sgt. | None | . |
| Batson, Wm. D. | P | G | See Company F, Third South Carolina State Troops Broadfoot list: Batson, Wm., Third Reserves, Company F | Grave of Letters of Stories of The Masons of "G" Company William Douglas(Also found as Dudley) Batson Born 31 July 1822, Died 15 February 1909 Son of Absalom Batson & Elizabeth Bradley Batson Married: Sarah G. Sammons Batson 1902 Pension - Batson, W.D. - Greenville County - Travelers Rest -Class C- No2 - 1903- Company G, 16th - aged 78 E-Mail Descendant Second Descendant E-Mail Descendant | P |
| Bishop, Wilson | P | G | DOD Lauderdale, Mississippi (K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Bishop, W., P.B.L.A., Company A and H | None | . |
| Bolin, T.G. | P | G | Sur. Probably one of the Boling boys Broadfoot list: Bolin, T.G., Not Listed with Sixteenth Listed as F.G. Bolin, 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A in Broadfoot Rosters | None | . |
| Boling, James E. | P | G | DOD Atlanta 6/12/64(K)(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Boling, Jesse | P | Company Unknown | Shown on no roster, but so marked on his tombstone at Ebeenzer Baptist | Grave of | . |
| Boling, Stephen C. | P | G | Sur. Broadfoot list: Boling, S. Calvin, 16/24 Consolidated, Company D | None | . |
| Bridges, A.P. | P | G | Broadfoot list: Bridges, Arthur, First State Troops, Company H | None | . |
| Bridges, Arthur D. | P | G | DOD Covington, Ga.(K)(MR)(T) Also listed as Kinston, Ga. See First Regiment State Troops, Company H (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) | None | . |
| Bridges, Hezekiah Y. | P | G | Wounded Atlanta(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Bridwell, Jordan H. | P | G | None |
Jordan H. Bridwell b. Abt 1846 d. 29 Jan 1926 Jordan H. Bridwell died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J.M Brady, on the Buncombe Rd. near this city yesterday morning at 11 o'clock. Mr. Bridwell had spent the greater part of his life near Travelers Rest where he was well known and highly esteemed. He had just moved to this city recently. Mr. Bridwell was 80 years of age and had for the last 65 years been a member of Enoree Baptist Church. He was also a Confederate Veteran. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. J.M Brady of Greenville and Mrs. W.C Stepp of Travelers Rest, three sons, G,W, B.P and J.W Bridwell, all of Travelers Rest. Funeral Services will be held from Enoree Baptist Church this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Obit from Greenville News, 30 Jan 1926.SF | . |
| Burns, Perry | P | G | DOD Charleston(K)(MR) | None | . |
| Burns, Wm. | P | G | Sur. Broadfoot List: Burns, William, 16th Company G Burns, William, 16th/24th Consolidated, Company D Second William Burns Listed - Burns, William, 16th, Company C Burns, William, Third Reserves, Company D | Stories of E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Burton, Timothy (T) Barton, Timothy | P | G | KIA Franklin 11/30/64(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) Broadfoot list: Burton, Timothy Not Listed Broadfoot Rosters, Listed as Timothy Berton | None | . |
| Capps, Greenberry W. | P | G | Cap, Missionary Ridge, Rock Island See Company D, Third State Troops | Furnished by decendant E-Mail Descendant | . | Capps, Geo. B. W. | P | G | Cap. Missionary Ridge Rock Island(CSR) | None | . |
| Christopher, Benj. | P | G | DOD Adams Run(K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Christopher, B., P.B.L.A., Company H | None | . |
| Christopher, James | P | G | DOD Home(K)(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Christopher, Joseph | P | G | Transfer to Ga. Regiment(MR) Broadfoot list: Christopher, Joseph, First Artillery, Company K | Alabama(MR) | . |
| Clary, John | P | G | Discharged Underage(MR) Broadfoot list: Clary, J.W., First Hagood's Inf. Second Company F | None | . |
| Clary, Sims F. | P | G | Transfer Earle's Battery, White's Battalion(MR) Broadfoot list: Clary, Sims F., First Hagood's Inf. Second Company F, Second Lt. Broadfoot Rosters listed as a Corporal. | None | . |
| Coleman, Henry D. | P | G | None | Grave of 1902 Pension – Coleman, H.D. - Greenville County – Marietta -Class C- No2 - 1901 - Company G, 16th – aged 60 | . |
| Coleman, Joseph H. | P | G | Cap. Atlanta 7/22/64 Cp. Douglas(CSR) | Stories of | . |
| Compton, James E. | P | G | DOD Georgia(MR) | See James F. | . |
| Compton, James F. | P | G | DOD LeGrange, Ga.(K)(T) Broadfoot list: Compton, James F., Not Listed Probably James F. listed above | Buried: Confederate Cemetery, LeGrange, Ga.(K) | . |
| Compton, Willis B. | P | G | None | None | . |
| Cooper, Levi | P | G | Cap. Franklin Wounded Dallas, Ga. (MR)(T) Cp. Chase (MR) states died after war. | Conflicting records and reports Born: November 18, 1831 Date on Tombstone of Death August 11, 1868 Buried at Enoree Baptist Brother of J.D.and Thomas death of E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Cooper, T. Andrews | P | G | Sur. Broadfoot list: Cooper, T. A., P.B.L.A. Company H, 16/24 Consolidated, Company D. | Thomas A. Cooper b. January 10, 1845; d. April 4, 1912 New Hope Baptist Church, Walhalla,Oconee,SC. Brother of J.D. and Levi E-Mail Descendant | R |
| Couch, Wm. | P | G | Wounded Missionary Ridge(MR)(T) Close of Service Missionary Ridge(MR) See Company F, Third South Carolina State Troops Broadfoot list: Couch, Wm., Third Reserves, Company F | None | . |
| Cunningham, Reuben J. | P | G | Wounded Atlanta(MR)(T) DOW Covington, Ga. 7/22/64 (MR)09/03/64(K)(ROH) Broadfoot lists as a Sergeant. | Rueben Cunningham B. 1845 Son of Enoch Cunningham and Amelia E. Smith R.J. Cunningham(Rueben) Co. G July and Aug 1863--Absent sick at Yazoo City, Billious Fever July and Aug 1864--Absent--wounded in hospital since July 2 1864. CSR. SF | . |
| Dearman, Robt R. | P | G | None | None | R |
| Evans Wm. | P | G | See Company C, Third State Troops, W.H. Evans, Sergeant See First Regiment State Troops, Company G (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) W.H. Evans Bvt. Lt. | None | . |
| Few, Benj. F. (DR.) | P | G | Discharged(MR) | Dr. Benjamin Franklin Few B: 11 May 1830 D: 1923 M: Rachel Kendrick, sister of William Isham Kendrick (Lt.D) Children: 1. Robert Alston Few, Methodist Minister 2. William Preston Few, President of Trinity College 1910-24 and President of Duke University, serving until his death in 1940, steering Duke from a small regional College to a nationally known University during his 30 year term. 3. Sally Leona Few m. Martin Luther Merchant 4. Ignatius Pierce Few M. Fannie Cannon; parents of 11 children, one of whom was Benjamin F. Few, at one time President of Liggett and Meyers Tobacco Co. 4. Ellie Few, unmarried. Email Descendant | . |
| Gilreath, Larkin C. | P | G | Cap. Decatur Wounded Decatur Cp. Douglas 2/10/65 Buried:Confederate Mound(SS) Conflicting Information - (MR)(T) lists as wounded Atlanta and living post-war. Not listed in (K) | Son of Nathan Gilreath, Brother of George A. and Edward, both in the P.B.L.A. Larkin C. Gilreath, private, Co. G, 16th SC Inf. Enlisted 12 Dec 1861 for 12 months - changed to 3 years in March, 1863. Captured 22 Jul 1864 at Decatur, GA. Sent to Nashville, Louisville, and arrived Camp Douglas, IL on 29 Oct 1864; 5' 8"; fair complexion; grey eyes; light hair. Released 25 Jun 1865. Residence Greenville, SC. | . |
| Hall, Ellis | P | G | KIA Franklin 11/30/64(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) Mcgavock 84 20 (MG) Broadfoot list: Hall, Ellis, Fourth S.C. Infantry, Company G | Grave of | . |
| Hall, Marion | P | G | Transfer(MR) Broadfoot list: Hall, Marion, Hampton Legion, Company I T. Marion Hall. Initially enl G/16 S.C. at Greenville 27 Nov 61; trans to Co I [Hampton Legion] in exchange for Mansel Kelly Sep 63; present Sep 63-Dec 63; [rolls missing Jan-Aug 64]; present dismounted Sep-Oct 64; absent as teamster Nov-Dec 64; paroled [Appomattox] dismounted; brother of Thomas J. Hall, Company I, Hampton Legion. sturkey@wctel.net | None | . |
| Harris, Wm. | P | G | None | None | . |
| Harrison, J.T. | P | G | None | None | . |
| Hawkins, Henry | P | G | See First Regiment State Troops, Company H (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Broadfoot list: Hawkins, Henry, P.B.L.A. Company H, Third Reserves, Company F Second State Troops, Company F | None | . |
| Hellums, David I. | P | G |
Broadfoot list: Hellams, D.I. Not Listed See D.L.Hellums above | None | . |
| Hellums, Jas. M. | P | G | Sur. J.M. Hellums Broadfoot list: Hellums, J.M., 16/24 Consolidated, Company D | None | . |
| Hellums, Virgil A. | P | G | Sur. Broadfoot list: Hellums, Virgil, 16/24 Consolidated, Company D | Mention of Virgil Helems b. 14 Feb 1841 d. 11 Feb 1907 m. Frances Boling buried Ebenezer Baptist Church MO | . |
| Herbert, J.N. | P | G | Broadfoot list: Herbert, J.N. Not Listed | None | . |
| Hester, Abraham | P | G | Wounded Pine Knot Mt. 6/15/64(MR) | Alfred Abraham Hester Married: Evaline Finley Son of William H. Hester, Sr. and Susan Crenshaw Brother of William Hester Jr. JB E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Hester, Robert | P | G | DOD Home 08/06/64(K)(MR)(T) | Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery Macon, Ga.(K) | . |
| Hester, Wm. | P | G | DOD Macon 06/15/64 (K)(MR)(T) See First Regiment State Troops, Company B(8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Broadfoot list: Hester, Wm., First State Troops, Company B | William H. Hester Jr. Born in 1821 in Pickens Co., SC. He died on 20 Aug 1864 Buried in Macon Georgia Died from diarrhea Louisa Whitmire born: Sept. 17, 1830 died: Sept. 19, 1896 Daughter of Michael Whitmire III and Mary Fendly (Findly)Married: Louisa Whitmire (1850) Buried: Dacusville United Methodist Church in Pickens Co., SC. Brother of Abraham Hester Son of William H. Hester, Sr. and Susan Crenshaw JB Thanks Janette Letter to widow E-Mail Descendant William Hester, CSA - Date of internment: Aug 18, 1864: age 25; cause of death Wounded; Ridge: Soldiers Square; Lot 450; Page Number 74 in Internment Book; # 403 C.S. Soldier. Company G, 16th Regiment, South Carolina The age is not right but it could be a mistake made during the transcription from the original internment book - cause of death conflicts with the letter from Bates: Co. G 16th SC Reg. Macon GA. Aug 22ond 1864 Mrs. Hester, Mam, it is with regret that I have to inform you of the death of your husband WM. Hester. I am on my way to camp and having to stop here a day or two on account of the road being tore up. i went to the Stout Hospital to see if I could find any of my company and looking over the records I found your husband died Friday the 19th. I got all the information about him that I could he died with cronic diarhear. They said he did not talk any hardly for a day or two before he died. He only desired to come home he died very easay. He was decently buried in a good coffin. He left a coat a pair of pants pair of shoes and a hat. I would send them to you if I had a chance but I have no chance at all to send them to you. He had nine dollars in his pocketbook. I have got it and his pocketknife and pocket handkerchief which I will try to keep untill I have a chance to send them to you. I have given you all the information I could get concerning his death. I cannot help but sympathive with you in the loss of your husband for he was a good and true soldier always ready and willing to discharge his duty in the defence of his country. Your humble servant Lt. E.H. Bates Thanks to Janetter for the wonderful letter. | . |
| Hill, Ashworth B. | P | G | Discharged on account of age(MR) See First Regiment State Troops, Company B(8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Broadfoot list: Hill, A.B., First State Troops, Company B | Pickens(MR) | . |
| Hitt, D.F. Hitt, Franklin (T) | P | G | DOD Atlanta 12/63(MR) Franklin(K)(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Hitt, D.M. | P | G | None | None | . |
| Hitt, Marshall | P | G | DOD Georgia(K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Hitt, Marshal Not Listed D.M. and D.F. are listed in Broadfoot. | None | . |
| Hitt, Reuben | P | G | DOD Georgia Not Listed in Kirkland as with 16th Broadfoot list: Hitt, Reuben Not Listed | None | . |
| Huff, Richard Harrison Huff, Robt. H. | P | G | Wounded Atlanta 7/15/64(CSR) | From the Greenville Daily News Monday, April 21, 1919 p. 5 R. H. Huff Died At Noon Sunday Confederate Veteran and Well Known Citizen of County Passes Away R. H. Huff, well-known citizen of Greenville County, died at his home on the Farr's Bridge Road yesterday at twelve o'clock. Mr. Huff was in his 74th year. Mr. Huff served the entire time of the War Between the States being connected with the 16th South Carolina Regiment. He had been in failing health for about a year and his death, while not unexpected, comes as a distinct shock to his numerous friends throughout the county. Mr. Huff had lived for the past forty-five years near Berea Church about six miles from Greenville. He is survived by his wife, who was Miss Martha Batson, two sons, H. L. and J. G. Huff, four daughters, Mrs. J. P. Foster, Mrs. J. P. Williams, Mrs. C. S. Wynn and Mrs. J. M. Hodgens. Funeral services will be held at Berea Church this afternoon at five o'clock. Rev. J. R. Aiken will officiate. Interment will be in the family plot at Berea. From Shari, as always my thanks. E-Mail Descendant | R |
| Johnson, John H. | P | G | Cap. Nashville 12/18/64 Wounded Franklin 11/30/64(MR)(T) | Georgia(MR) | |
| Johnson, John | P | G | None | None | |
| Johnson, Tyre W. | P | G | Sur. Wounded Franklin 11/30/64(MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Johnson, Tyre W. 16/24 Consolidated, Company D | None | . |
| Johnson, Tyre, Sr.(MR) | P | G | None | Georgia(MR) | . |
| Kelley, Mansel | P | G | Cap Stone Mt. 9/30/64 Cp. Douglas(CSR) | G 6V Listed only as Kelly from Georgia DOD in Georgia on (MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Kelly Mansel, Fourth Infantry, Company B Kelly, Mansel, Hampton Legion, Company D and I Mansel Kelly. Original PVT 4 S.C., enl Anderson 14 Apr 61, age 34. Reenl E/4 S.C. BN [also known as 13 S.C. BN] at reorganization 21 Apr 62; trans to Company I [Hampton Legion] 16 Nov 62; sick in hospital Nov-Dec 62; present Jan-Aug 63; trans to G/16 S.C. in exchange for T. Marion Hall Sep 63; Captured Stone Mountain, Ga 30 Sep 64; at Camp Douglas 1 Nov 64-29 Mar 65; Resident Anderson District. sturkey@wctel.net | . |
| Lafoy, Franklin W. | P | G | DOD Lauderdale, Mississippi 10/06/63(K)(MR)(T) | Probably buried in Confederate Cemetery there.(K) | . |
| Landis, Wm. | P | G | D 10/29/64 | G 1/5/65 | . |
| Landreth, Benj. | P | G | Wounded Pine Knot Mt.(MR) Broadfoot list: Landrith, Benj. | Ben Landreth b: January 15, 1846 d: December 17, 1906 Pickens County, SC Married to Sarah Hall They had three children: James Marion; Benjamin Franklin; and Missouri Buried at Fairview United Methodist Church 2001 E. Church Rd. Easley, SC 1902 Pension – Landreth, B.A.- Pickens County – Easley-Class C- No2 - 1901 - Company G, 16th – aged 65 E-Mail Descendant Benjamin Landreth Born: January 15, 1846 Died: December 7, 1906. Married: Sarah Hall Born: May 10, 1852 Died: Oct 4, 1903. Children: James Marion Landreth, Benjamin Franklin Landreth, Missouri Landreth JB | . |
| Landreth, James | P | G | Wounded Pineknot Mt.(T) Broadfoot list: Landrith, James | Present at 1922 Reunion in Walhalla U.D.C., Vol.2, page 483 1902 Pension – Landreth, James - Oconee County – Seneca-Class C- No2 - 1904 - Company G, 16th James Landreth Born: October, 1849 Married Rebecca Hoged Born: June 1860 J.B. | . |
| Landreth, Lewis | P | G | DOD Home (MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Landrith, Lewis | Lewis Landreth, Jr. Born: 1823 Died: 1880 Married: Malinda Children: Sarah Landreth, James W. Landreth, George Landreth, Price Landreth Married: Nancy Wade: Children: Harvey Cleveland Landreth, Mary Jane Landreth, Charlie Clford Landreth, Rosa Landreth JB | . |
| Langford, Joab | P | G | Sur. Broadfoot list: Langford, Joab, 16/24 Consolidated, Company D | Grave of Joab Langford Son of J.C. and brother of William Henry b. Feb. 28, 1847 d. Aug. 10, 1903 m. Margaret Anna Keith Feb. 27, 1873 Buried at Marietta Baptist E-Mail Descendant Second Descendant E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Langford, John | P | G | None | J. Clardy Langford Father of William Henry and Joab b. Mar. 25, 1819 d. Jan. 18, 1890 m. Edna Tinsley Feb.. 24, 1842 buried at Marietta Baptist Cemetery E-Mail Descendant E-Mail Second Descendant | . |
| Langford, W. Henry | P | G | Sur. Broadfoot list: Langford, William, 16/24 Consolidated, Company D P.B.L.A. | Grave of W. H. Langford Son of J.C. Langford and brother of Joab b. Nov. 15, 1845 d. June 11, 1928 m. Mary Jane Springfield (great granddaughter of Dicey Langston of Revolutionary War fame) Dec. 1864? Buried at Ebenezer Baptist E-Mail Descendant E-Mail Second Descendant | R |
| Lark, William | P | G | Broadfoot list: Lark, William, First McCreary's Inf., Campbell's Company P.B.L.A., Company A | William Lark Born Sept. 7, 1835 Died April 15, 1917 Buried at Rose Hill Cemetery, Piedmont, SC. Married to Florence Brown 1852-1930 Brother of Charles Lark, Company C From Germany E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Lark, W. Allen | P | G | None | None | . |
| May, Wm. | P | G | None | None | . |
| McCauley, Lewis Alex | P | G | Cap. Yazoo 6/13/63 Paroled (CSR) Wounded Atlanta (MR)(T) and Franklin (CSR) Broadfoot list: McCauley, Alexander, Sixteenth, Company H, Cpl. | Cap, Franklin, Wd, Right Arm, Also spelled, McAuley, | . |
| Middleton, Baylis E. | P | G | Sur. Wounded Dallas, Ga.(MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Middleton, B.E., 16/24 Consolidated, Company D | Buried Ebenezer Baptist Church Wounds of 1902 Pension - Middleton, B.E. - Greenville County -Pelzer -Class C- No3 - 1904- Company G, 16th | R |
| Neal John B. | P | G | DIP Cap. Missionary Ridge Died Nashville 12/13/63(K)(CSR) Broadfoot list: Neal, John B., PSS, Company I First (Orr's) Rifles, Company A | Nashville City Cem, Grave 5186 Maybe more than one man. 1902 Pension – Neal, John B.. - Greenville County – Oneal -Class C- No2 - 1901 - Company G, 16th – aged 69 John B. Neal 1850 Census: Greenville Co. SC p. 391 #1095 (parents in #1094) 1860 Census: Greenville Co. SC Paris Mountain Division p. 469 #1193 1870 Census: Greenville Co. SC Chick Springs Division p. 519 #61 (parents in #71 next page Brother to James D. in Company C, Sion Turner, and Samuel E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Neal, Samuel F. | P | G | Sur. Wounded Atlanta(MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Neal, S.F., P.B.L.A., Company H 16/24 Consolidated, Company D Broadfoot Rosters listed as S.H. Neal in 16th. | Sarah Ann w/o Samuel Neal, 1860 census SF Samuel Neal 1850 Census: Greenville, SC p. 390 #1094 (with parents) 1860 Census: Greenville, SC Paris Mountain Division p. 473 #1248 (by cousin Franklin Duncan and uncle Thomas Duncan) Brother of James D in Company C and John B. and Sion Turner E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Neal, Sion T. | P | G | Cap. Chickamauga(CSR) (MR)lists as Zion, close of service Chickamauga | Sion Turner Neal 1850 Census: Greenville, SC p. 390 #1094 (with parents) cannot find after this Brother of James D. in Company C and John B. and Samuel E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Nix, Elijah | P | G | Sur. Broadfoot list: Nix, Elijah, 16/24 Consolidated, Company D | None | . |
| Peahuff, Wm. | P | G | Deserted Morton, Mississippi, 7/19/63 (CSR) Listed as DOD Home(K)(MR)(T) Did not DOD, See Stories Ridden down and shot in mountains | Story of death of E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Pearson, A. John Parson, John(MR) | P | G | KIA Macon, Ga. 12/05/63 DOW (MR) 6/16/64(K) Broadfoot list: Pearson John A Not Listed with Sixteenth Listed as Pearson, A.J. in Broadfoot Rosters Pearson, John A., Hampton Legion, Cav. Bn., Company B, Sgt. | Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery Macon, Ga.(K) | . |
| Pearson, A.F. Fitch-e(MR) Fitchue (T) | P | G | DOD Georgia 1/1/64(K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Pearson, A.F., P.B.L.A., Company A First McCreary's Inf., Campbell's Company | Alexander Fitz Hugh Pearson A.F. Pearson b. 1841 d. 1864 The Simpson genealogy states he died in the civil war. The Pearson genealogy states he died young and was buried at Double Springs. A.F. Pearson was my g-grandmothers brother. He was a son of James B. Pearson and Rebecca Ross Glenn of the Double Springs Comm MO | . |
| Pearson, John | P | G | DOD Georgia(T) Broadfoot list: Pearson, John Not Listed Probably John A. See Above | None | . |
| Pool, Jesse | P | G | DOD Home(K)(MR)(T) See Company F, Third South Carolina State Troops See First Regiment State Troops, Company H & K (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Broadfoot list: Pool, Jesse Pool, J.P., P.B.L.A., Company A First State Troops, Company K Pool, Jesse P., Third Reserves, Company F | E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Powell, J. Wm | P | G | Discharged on account of age(MR) See Company F, Third South Carolina State Troops (William Powell) See First Regiment State Troops, Company H (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Broadfoot list: Powell, Wm., Third Reserves, Company F | James William Powell The Dreams of our Father Born: July 24, 1846 Died: November 18, 1930 Son of Lt. Edward Powell and Brother of Stephen Powell Married: January 7, 1864, Elizabeth (Lizzie Robinson, 1842-1933) They had one child Mamie who married Spartan McKinney and after his death, Schuyler Pool. Buried Highland Cemetery Anna, Texas. E-Mail Descendant E-Mail Second Descendant | . |
| Prichett, Elias M. | P | G | DOD Home 2/18/64(K)(MR)(T) | Your website has Elias Pritchett as dying at home. The story that has been passed down from my grandmother Jettie Estelle Pritchett Bridges (1893-1984) was that her grandfather was in Confederate service and was allowed to come home because his wife had triplets. There were three girls born to Elias and his wife Nancy King Pritchett (Lenor, Renor & Ninery). My grandmother talked about those triplets many times. Elias's son William (b1849) was too young to go to war. He told my grandmother about how they had to hide their horses from bushwackers in the mountains. After the war, he married William Henry Langford's daughter Emma Malissa. She was a good bit younger than he was. She died in childbirth. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Pursley, James W. | P | G | DOD Charleston 10/21/62(K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Pursley, J.W., Eighteenth Infantry, Company G, Lt. | None | . |
| Pursley, Jonathan I. | P | G | KIA Pine Knot Mt. DOW 8/17/64(K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Pursley, J.L., Eighteenth Infantry, Company G, Sgt. Also listed as J.L. in Sixteenth in Broadfoot | Mention of the Batson Boys and the Planter Found your page on the 16th and it is great. I am a member of the Gen. John B. Gordon Memorial Camp SCV. I am researching the soldiers buried in the Confederate section of Greenwood Cemetery in Barnesville, Ga. I am trying to gather as much info on these men as I can so we can order them new headstones. The old stones are hard to read and have MANY errors. So, I have 2 questions. We Have a J.L. Pursley no state or unit listed. I found one on the Civil War soldiers and Sailors System listed for the 16th Co.G. Found him on your site but am not sure this is the right man. Could he have been wounded and died in a hospital here in Barnesville TSM773@aol.com | . |
| Pursley, Matthew C. | P | G | Cap. Franklin Wounded Franklin 11/30/64(MR)(T) Broadfoot list: (Pursley) Pusley, M.C., 16/24 Consolidated, Company D, Sgt. | Listed as Matthew Pusley | . |
| Pursley, Willis A. | P | G | Cap. Ringold, Ga. 11/27/63 Rock Island(CSR) | G V 10/64 | . |
| Reid, Harrison C. | P | G | None |
Harrison C. Reid Born: 1833 Pickens District, SC sucession62@hotmail | . |
| Reid, Roswell | P | G | Broadfoot list: Reid, R., P.B.L.A., Company I |
Roswell Reid Probably Ross Reid b. 8 Apr 1835 d. 1 Jun 1917 m. Comfort Keeler buried Ebenezer Baptist Church MO Roswell Reid Born: 8 April 1834 Died: 1 June 1917 Married: Comfort Keeler (1/31/1836-11/21/1919) sucession62@hotmail | . |
| Reid, W. Harvey | P | G | Pickens(MR) Broadfoot list: Reid, W.H., Sixteenth, Company G, Sgt. | William Harvey Reid Born: 25 June 1831 Pickens District, SC Died: 24 April 1908 Buried: Oolenoy Baptist Church Cem. Pickens Co., SC Married: Mary Harriett Hendricks (1833-22 Feb. 1882) sucession62@hotmail | . |
| Russell, Wm. | P | G | None | None | . |
| Shelton, Augustus G. | P | G | Broadfoot list: Shelton, Augustus, Third Reserves, Company H, Lt. | None | . |
| Shockley, Spartan | P | G | Sur. Broadfoot list: Shockley, Spartan, 16/24 Consolidated, Company D |
Spartan Shockley died: 6/1/1883 father:John Shockley Married:Alta/Atta Bradley Lesley on 10/6/1844 Alta/Atta was the daughter of Issac Bradley and Sarah Armstrong Brother of my Pleasant Shockley His daughter Mary Jane married Jerry Wynn (Company C). E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Sitton, W. Lafayette | P | G | Wounded Pine Knot Mt.(MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Sitton, W.L., 16/24 Consolidated, Company D | None | . |
| Stepp, John | P | G | DIP Cap. Missionary Ridge Cp. Douglas 2/4/64(K) (MR)(T) or Rock Island(K) | C.C. 363 Rock Island(K) Broadfoot list: Step, John, Sixteenth Infantry, Company I | . |
| Tinsley, James | P | G | Wounded Pine Knot Mt. (T) Lost Arm Broadfoot list: Tinsley, James, P.B.L.A., Company H | Grave of Son of Brackin Tinsley Brother of John and Pleasant E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Tinsley, John | P | G | DOD Covington, Ga. 01/15/64(K)(MR)(T) | Buried:Confederate Cemetery, Newton, Ga. Son of Brackin Tinsley Brother of James and Pleasant E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Tinsley, Pleasant | P | G | Wounded Pine Knot Mt.(MR)(T) | Son of Brackin Tinsley Brother of James and John Died April 16, 1916 Grave of Buried: Magnolia Cemetery Charleston, South Carolina (Grave is near the Bridge in the cemetery) 1902 Pension – Tinsley, Pleasant - Laurens County – Tumbling Shoals -Class C- No2 - 1903 - Company G, 16th – aged 62 E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Wade, John Jr. | P | G | Wounded N.C.(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Wade, John Sr. | P | G | KIA Dallas, Ga. 5/29/64(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) | Death of | . |
| Wade, M.C. | P | G | DOD Charleston 8/31/63(K)(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Wade, Robt. | P | G | Wounded Franklin 11/30/64(MR) | 1902 Pension - Wade, Robert J. - Greenville County -Piedmont -Class C- No3 -
1904- Company G, 16th Robert J. Wade b. 2 Nov 1836 d. 28 Oct 1922 m. Sarah E. Odam buried Rose Hill Cemetery, Piedmont (He was born and raised in the Cleveland Township) MO | . |
| Wade, Wm. | P | G | Sur. Wounded Atlanta(MR)(T) Broadfoot list: Wade, Wm., 16/24 Consolidated, Company D | None | . |
| Waldrip, Joseph | P | G | None | None | . |
| Waldrip, Merida C. | P | G | Wounded Unknown(MR) Cap. Gainesville, Alabama 5/10/65(CSR) | Meredith Waldrop Meridith C. Waldrop is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Piedmont SC B: Oct. 30 1836 D: June 29, 1921 Married: Nancy Talley 1902 Pension – Waldrop, M.C. - Greenville County – Piedmont -Class C- No2 - 1901 - Company G, 16th – aged 63 E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Waldrop, A. Ervin | P | G | Broadfoot list: Waldrop, A., P.B.L.A., Company H | None | . |
| Waldrop, Edward | P | G | Broadfoot list: Waldrep, E. Thirteenth Bn., Company B, Sgt. | None | . |
| Wilson, Carol | P | G | Broadfoot list: Willson, C., 16/24 Consolidated, Company A Sixteenth, Company K | None | . |
| Wiginton, Issac | P | G | Broadfoot list: Wiginton, Issac, Sixteenth, Company K | 1902 Pension - Wiggington, I.J. - Greenville County - Meriwether -Class C- No2 - 1902- Company K, 16th - aged 62 (Issac – in G Company) | . |
| Wiginton, Jas H. | P | G | Broadfoot list: Wigenton, James, Sixteenth, Company G | None | . |
| Wiginton, Wm. J. | P | G | Sur. Wiggington, W.J. Broadfoot list: Wigenton, William J., Sixteenth, Company G Wigginton, W.J., 16/24 Consolidated, Company D | None | . |
| Wood, J.N. | P | G | Cap. Hartwell, Ga. 5/23/65(CSR) | None | . |
| Yates, Barney | P | G | KIA Franklin 11/30/64(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) Wounded Pine Knot Mt.(MR) | None | . |
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