Sixteenth South Carolina C.S.A.

Capt. Thomas Holtzclaw's Life Insurance Company Palmetto Light Artillery

Sixteenth South Carolina C.S.A.

Emblems of Southern Valor, The Battle Flags of the Confederacy Joseph H. Crute, Jr. Illustrations by Roland N. Stock ISBN# 1-56013-001-6. "The Bonnie Blue" Music by Dayle K.

The Sixteenth and The Palmetto Light Artillery By the spring of 1864, the Confederacy had reached a critical time. Manpower allotments and pools were no longer sufficient to support operations in the primary theaters of the war. Missionary Ridge, Vicksburg, Gettysburg, and all the other battles had left the Confederacy with few choices concerning men and none of them seemed palatable. Secondary theaters were told to shake out additional men and ship them to more critical areas. General Beauregard in Charleston was viewed as a particularly heinous offender in holding back manpower reserves. The scope of enemy operations in Charleston Harbor and along the Savannah Railway had wound down since the successful Union operations against Morris Island. However, the Union threat was ever present and real. Hagood’s Brigade and Evan’s Brigade were soon to be on the move to North Carolina and then to Virginia. Major Manigault of the S.C. Siege Train was told to investigate the terms of enlistment for several units in the theater to make certain that these terms were clearly understood by the men and correct. At about this time the commander began to investigate the formation of three companies in the Palmetto Light Artillery. These companies "H,""I", and "K" or Holtzclaw’s, Bowden’s, and Richardson’s Companies, respectively, were found to have been "illegally formed" during the time General Pemberton was in command of the department. The end result was that the companies were disbanded and the men allowed to choose an organization to serve in or they would become subject to The Conscript Act. Wat Garrison, one of the men from Captain Holtzclaw’s Company, who was affected by the reorganization, was more to the point in one of his letters home. "Captain Holtzclaw’s Life Insurance Company was about to go up the spout." Since most of the men in Companies H and I were from Greenville County; many of the men opted to join the Sixteenth South Carolina. Some were given no choice but were just shipped to the Sixteenth. For most it would be unfortunate. They already felt deeply violated by being asked to serve outside of the state and in addition, these men had volunteered for The Palmetto Light. To disband the Palmetto Light and make them subject to the Conscription Act was a violation of the contract they had made with the State. At least, that is how they saw it. Finally, no self-respecting artilleryman would ever find the infantry a trade up. (Who wants to walk to work when you can ride.) The worst news was the condition of the Sixteenth. The Sixteenth was an infantry unit which needed replacements, and it was deeply engaged in an active campaign. The final end was that many of these men would not live through Atlanta and for those who did the toll at Franklin and Nashville was heavy. These men are known to have come to the Sixteenth from the Palmetto Light Artillery. This list is by no means exhaustive, nor is the roster below, but it does give a better idea of the men who transferred who were later killed. H.M. Barton, Company K H.Y. Batson, Company G, Killed in Action, Franklin, Tn. Daniel Brown, Company D Joseph Brown, Company D Baylis Christopher, Company A Sims F. Clary, Company H Lewis R. Cox, Company A S. Dill, Company D F. Martin Dillard, Company F J.M. Edwards, Company D J.W. Green, Company C John Watson Garrison, Company B (KIA, Franklin) Marion Hall, Company G A.J. Hawkins, Company G J.J. Kent, Company C E. McCollister, Company F John McGovern, Company B and K (KIA, Franklin) Alexander Lafayette "Fate" Pace, Company D J.M. Paris, Company K and A (Captured, Galvanized U.S. Navy) Thomas C. Peden, Company I A.B. Satterfield, Company K (Captured, Galvanized U.S. Vols.) James N. Satterfield, Company B (KIA, Franklin) William Satterfield, Company K (KIA, Franklin) J.A. Smith, Company B, (KIA, Franklin) J.T. Turner, Company H Tom B. Watson, Company K (Captured, Hartwell) W.H. White, Company E Grave of Captain Thomas Holtzclaw

Running the Blockade Running the Blockade, as A.W.O.L. was commonly known by the troops was always a problem, especially for those units serving on the coast. The following is an arrest order for that offense issued by Captain Holtzclaw in early 1864. Thanks to Susanne Matson for sharing this document. Battery Haskell March 21, 1864 To Officer of the Guard of Rail Road Branchville S C ___ arrest F.P. S----- of my company who is supposed to be on Rail Road train without leave, near six (6) feet high, fair complexion, black eyes, hair rather light, stout build, about twenty-four (24) years of age and wearing a black wool hat and may be in company with a lieutenant, if he is not taken, send this on by Conductor of same train to Enrolling Officer at Greenville. T.A. Holtzclaw Capt.

The Death of Captain Thomas Holtzclaw HORRIBLE MURDER May 12 Issue-CAPTAIN THOMAS A. HOLTZCLAW was brutally murdered on Sunday evening last, not far from his residence in this county, about seven miles east. He was returning home from a neighbor's house after dark, accompanied by his wife. Some villain waylaid the road and sprang upon him suddenly and gave a blow on the head with an axe, which crushed his skull, producing instant death. He fell against his wife, who in her terror fled through the woods to their home and gave the alarm. It is not known that Captain HOLTZCLAW had any enemy bearing him grudge. He was a respectable and peaceful farmer, with a young family growing around him. He was a brave soldier in the late war and commanded a battery of light artillery that was raised in this district. A negro man, ANDREW, has been arrested by CONSTABLE MOUNCE, against whom there are quite suspicious circumstances. Note: The Death of Captain Holtzclaw was after the war. SMB

Rosters of Furman's (Company A), Holtzclaw's (Company H), Bowden's (Company I), and Richardson's (Company K) of the Palmetto Battalion Light Artillery. Company H, I, and K of the Palmetto Light Artillery Battalion were ruled as having been formed in an irregular manner when formed by Pemberton in 1862. The decision came in the spring and summer of 1864. The ruling was disputed and there is some evidence to support the view that Holtzclaw, at least, won part of his company back. Bowden may have done the same, however if this is the case, it came very late in the process and many men were sent to other units, including the Sixteenth S.C. These units are unique in that rosters often carry a Major in Company A, Major Campbell. Letters support his position and his control over Company A, H, and I, which would be expected, how far his authority extended is unknown, but probably over all companies as would be expected. There is no question that Company A of the P.B.L.A. was a very large unit. Company H was formed from elements of Company A. Company I was formed from elements of both Companies A and Company H. Company K was formed from all of the companies of the P.B.L.A. This is important to know because men may appear on three or four rosters with several different ranks. Holtzclaw and Bowden appear in many rosters of the P.B.L.A. in Company A with a rank of Captain. Although all of this appears odd, I suspect they were attempting to form a Greenville Unit of sorts. If this was the case they appear to have gotten a bit ahead of themselves and the ruling against them dispatched men on the four winds. I know this format is odd and I may change it but the right hand column is designed to give you a headstart if you think a relative may have served in the P.B.L.A. and the Sixteenth. Please note this is based on similar names only and I have done nothing to confirm the information in most cases. The major exception is J.W. Garrison and the men of his mess in the P.B.L.A.; most of these men did go to the Sixteenth, with the exception of Blockade Running Billy Bradley. Company A, Company H, and Company I were formed by men from Greenville County, with a few men from the surrounding counties. There were a lot of Union men in the P.B.L.A. from the Upper End of Greenville County. That would be expected, as most of these men would have less objection to serving within the state. This isn't much, but it is a start on one of Greenville County's most difficult groups. Good Luck and Good Hunting. It is difficult for me to tell who was moving from the 16th to the P.B.L.A. and who was moving from the P.B.L.A. to the Sixteenth. The dates in the Combined Service Records do provide some clues. In 1862 and 1863 most of the traffic is from the Sixteenth to the P.B.L.A.; from mid-1864 the opposite is true. The transfers to the Sixteenth, numbered about 150 men, around 30 appear to have died in the Georgia and Tennessee Campaigns of 1864, roughly one-fifth. Given the nature of the fighting in late 1864, this is probably no worse than the other men in the unit and may be considerably better than some companies.

Allen, W.G.	P	A
Anderson, W.H. Jr.	2 Lt.	A
Aulton, R.	P	A
Bailey, D.T.	C	A
Ballard, Luther	P	A
Barton, M.R.	P	A
Batson, A. Q.	P	A
Batson, J.A.	P	A
Bellue, D.R.	P	A
Bellue, Franklin	P	A
Biship, W.	P	A
Bishop, D.P.	P	A
Bishop, S.	P	A
Bishop, T.	P	A
Black H.P.	P	A
Blackburn, G.W.	P	A
Blassingame, H.	S	A
Bowden, J.R.	Lt.	A
Boyce, S.P.	P	A
Bradley, J.W.	P	A
Bradley, W.A.	P	A
Bramlett, W.J.O.	P	A
Brattle, J.E.	P	A
Brookshire, David Hoke	P	A
Bull, J.D.	P	A
Bull, W.S.	P	A
Butler, W.S.	A. Sur	A
Campbell, J.T.	P	A
Campbell, W.H.	Major	A
Campbell, W.M.	C	A
Carter, R.P.	P	A
Champion, H.M.	P	A
Champion, R.M.	P	A
Childers, A.L.	P	A
Childers, J.R.	P	A
Childs, D.C.	P	A
Childs, O.B.	P	A
Childs, T.	P	A
Chiles, W.T.	P	A
Clayton, Peyton	P	A
Cline, H.F.	P	A
Coggeshell, G.P.	P	A
Collins, Thomas J.	S	A
Cooper, R.W.	P	A
Corley, W.T.	P	A
Couch, B.F.	P	A
Couch, B.T.	P	A
Couch, E.	P	A
Couch, J.	P	A
Couch, Smith.	P	A
Crumpton, F.M.	P	A
Dean, Wiley J.	P	A
Divver, H.b.	P	A
Dragon, J.F.	1 S	A
Duncan, A.	P	A				See Company H and I
Duncan, B.P.	P	A				See Company H and I
Duncan, J	C	A
Dunlap, Curran	P	A				See Company H and I
Earle, B.J.	C	A
Earle, E.D.	S	A
Earle, J.H.	C	A
Earle, William E.	Capt	A
Edwards, T.B.	P	A
Farmer, Andrew	P	A
Farmer, Berry	P	A
Fowler, Franklin	P	A
Fowler, Harrison	P	A
Furman, C.M.	P	A				See Captain Charles M. Furman, 16th S.C.V.
Furman, James F,	1 Lt.	A
Furman, Samuel	P	A
Gaines, T.P.	P	A
Gallon, T.H.	P	A
Gilreath, George W.	C	A				G. W. Gilreath b. Feb 5, 1826 d. Jul 21, 1874 George W. Gilreath appears in two service units. He is first shown as 2nd Corporal of Capt. Wm. H. Campbell's Co., 1st Reg't, SC Vols, on a roll dated "Lightwood Knot Springs near Columbia, Sept. 3, 1861." Then, he is shown as a 1st Corporal, on a muster roll dated Oct. 31, 1861 as "enrolled for duty Aug. 15, 186_ in Greenville by Capt. Campbell for the War." In Nov., 1861, he's shown in Co. A, PBLA. In May/June, 1862, he's "at home sick." In July/Aug, 1862, he's AWOL. In Sept/Oct, 1862, he's "absent sick, certificate furnished." He returned to ranks Dec. 23rd, 1862. In May/June, 1863, he is shown as "absent, sick at Columbia Hospital." In July/August, 1863, he is shown as "Sick at home." He was present Sept through December, 1863, and was transferred to Capt. Bowden's Co. I, PBLA, on Dec. 22, 1863. He appears present on muster rolls until "discharged March 22, 1864 by Com'd Gen. Beauregard." Thanks Annette
Gilreath, William H.	P	A				William H. Gilreath b. May 17, 1823 d. Nov. 17, 1881 G. W. Gilreath b. Feb 5, 1826, d. Jul 21, 1874 William H. Gilreath served as a private in Campbell's Co., 1 (McCreary's) Sc Infantry, enlisting age 37 on Aug. 27, 1861 at Greenville C. H., SC, enrolled by Capt. Wm. H. Campbell for the War. This company was transferred Oct. 13, 1861 and became Co. A, 3rd PBLA. William H. then served in that Company, which was also known as Col. E. B. White's Batt'n of Lt. Art'y, avoiding the "split" on May 29th, 1862, when some were mustered in to "Co. H, Capt. Holtzclaw's Co., W. H. Campbell Commanding." On Aug. 12, 1863, William H. Gilreath was transferred to Capt. Bowden's Company, and appears on muster rolls for a short time as "Co. I, PBLA." He was "AWOL since Oct. 21, 1863," on the Sept/Oct muster roll, but was present, and "paid to Dec. 31, 1863" on muster rolls from Nov, 1863 through April, 1864. Since Co. I was disbanded by S. O. No. 17, dated April 1, 1864, William H. Gilreath appears on the muster roll of Co. A, PBLA for July, 1864, through Oct, 1864 as "present." He then appears as "W. H. Gilreath, Pvt., Capt. Earle's Co., Horse Artillery of Butler's Cavalry Division" as paroled at High Point, NC on May 2, 1865." Thanks Annette -
Glenn, P.A.	C	A
Glenn, T.M.	C	A
Goodlett, O.R.	P	A
Goodlett, R.C.	P	A
Graham, E.H. Jr.	1 Lt.	A
Green, James	P	A
Grice, R.E.	P	A				Randolph E. Grice b. c. 1842, d. unknown m. Patience Elizabeth Powell Grice plot at Enoree Baptist Church had only "R.E. Grice", no dates. He was raised in the Saluda Township. MO
Griffith, Aaron	P	A
Griffith, William	P	A
Hall, James A.	P	A
Hamilton, W.D.	P	A
Hammett, B.J.	P	A				Berry J. Hammett b. 3 May 1841 no other info. MO
Hammett, D.A.	P	A				Daniel A. Hammett b. 20 Sep 1838 no other info. MO
Hammett, H.C.	P	A				H. Columbus Hammett b. 8 May 1843 no other info. Sons of Heron or Harrington Hammett and Charlotte Bagwell. Family lived around Sandy Flat in 1860. MO
Hammett, J.M.	P	A
Harper, Thomas	P	A
Hawkins, J.B.	P	A
Hawkins, Perry	P	A
Henderson James	P	A
Henderson, James W.	P	A				James W. Henderson (possible) b. c 1831 d. 20 Feb 1862 m. Narcissa Campbell Recorded in Gowensville Baptist Church minutes (abstract) 15 Nov 1862: Appoint a committee as to the death of James Henderson. Report of Committee in reference to the death of Bro. Henderson. The Committee appointed to do all res? in reference to the death of Bro. James Henderson decd. beg here to offer the following. Whereas it has pleased our humble Father to remove from our midst our brother James Henderson who prompted? by c? patriotic motives volunteered his services in the defense of his country his fate was not to die in the battlefield but by disease. In respect to his memory therefore be it resolved. 1st. That the church respectfully find the deep afflection and sincerely sympathize with the family and friends of the deceased. 2d. Resolve that a page in the records of the church be left blank in the memory of our deceased brother. Respectfully, Wm. A. Mooney, Church Clerk. The estate records for James W. Henderson filed in the Greenville County Probate Judge Estate Records, Apt. 21, file 12 state that he died 20 Feb 1862 in the army. MO
Higgins, J.T.	P	A
Holcomb, T.J.	P	A
Holtzclaw, Thomas A.	Capt	A
Hood, William	P	A
Howell, W.J.	P	A
Hudson, E.J.	P	A
Hudson, J. P.	P	A
Hudson, J.C.	P	A
Hudson, L.I.	P	A
Huff, L.J.	P	A
Humphreys, J.H.	P	A
Humphreys, William C.	1 Lt.	A
James, J.P.	P	A
James, W.	P	A
Jamison, A.	P	A
Jewell, W.J.	P	A
Jones, J.N.	P	A
Keeler, A.T.	P	A
Kelly, Wm.	P	A
Kirby, S.S. Sr.	2 Lt.	A
Knight, A.L.	P	A
Knight, L.R.	P	A
Langley, J.	P	A
Lark, C. Jr.	P	A
Lark, William	P	A
Lucas, Clarnce	P	A
Marchbanks, F.M..	P	A
Marchbanks, J.T.	P	A
Marchbanks, P.C.	P	A
Marchbanks, S.S.	P	A
Mason, B.	P	A
McCall, W.J.P.	P	A
McCarter, B.F.	P	A
McCarter, M.E.	P	A
McCarter, W.P.	P	A
McCollister, Wm.	P	A
McCoy, Ira	P	A
McKoy, Hugh A.	S	A
McMillian, J.H.	S	A
McMillian, J.M.H.	P	A
Montgomery, W.J.	P	A
Moore, G.W.	P	A
Moore, T.J.	P	A
Neves, G.W.	P	A				George Washington Neves b. 18 Feb 1841 d. 29 Nov 1922 m. Nancy Chastain. Buried Mountain View Methodist Church Sons of Alsey Neves and Ann Pool. All born and raised around Mush Creek MO
Neves, J.P.	P	A				John Pool Neves b. 7 Dec 1837 d. 16 Oct 1916 m. Margaret unknown Buried Mush Creek Baptist Church. Buried Mush Creek Baptist Church. Sons of Alsey Neves and Ann Pool. All born and raised around Mush Creek. MO
Neves, W.P.Z.F.	Bvt 2 Lt.	A				William Perry Zachariah Neves b. 18 Feb 1835 d. 2 Aug 1917 m. Frances E. Boswell Buried Mush Creek Baptist Church. Sons of Alsey Neves and Ann Pool. All born and raised around Mush Creek. MO
Nicoll, D.B.	2 Lt.	A
Nicoll, James	P	A
Pearson, A.F.	P	A
Phillips, W.R.	P	A
Pitts, D.T.	P	A
Pollard, B.F.	P	A
Pollard, W.P.	C	A
Pool, D.R.	P	A
Pool, H.P. Jr.	P	A
Pool, Henry	P	A
Pool, J.H.	S	A
Pool, J.P.	P	A
Pool, J.T.	P	A
Pool, John P. Jr.	S	A
Rackle, J.L.	P	A
Raines, J.H.	P	A
Raines, J.W.	P	A
Raines, L.B.	C	A
Rains, E.P.	S	A
Rains, J.N.	P	A
Ray, Wm. H.	P	A
Rector, J.P.	P	A
Reid, A.C.	P	A
Reid, J	P	A
Reid, William	P	A
Richards, James H.	P	A
Roberts, B.F.	Bugler	A
Roberts, J.E.	P	A
Roberts, J.M.	P	A
Robertson, Joshua	C	A
Ross, Jesse	C	A
Scaife, C.T.	S	A
Scott, J.R.	Sgt Major	A
Scruggs, J.P.	S	A
Scruggs, John J.	P	A
Sizemore, W.	P	A
Smith, B.F.	P	A
Smith, E.S.	P	A
Smith, H.B.	P	A
Smith, J.W.	P	A
Smith, P.F.	P	A
Snyder, A.J.	P	A
Snyder, C.A.	P	A
Snyder, P.C.	P	A
Spear, B.E.	P	A
Spear, D.R.	P	A
Styles, Young P.	P	A
Talley, W.D.	P	A
Tanner, W.T.	P	A
Tinsley, Jeremiah	S	A
Tripp, B.R.	P	A
Tripp, J.B.	P	A
Turner, J.	P	A
Turner, J.E.	2 Lt.	A
Vickers, A.B.	QM Sgt	A
Waldrop, D.D.	P	A
Ward, Henry	P	A
Ward, J.W.	P	A
Waties, J.R.	C	A
Westmoreland, J.B.	S	A
Westmoreland, J.L. Jr.	2 Lt.	A
Whitmire, N.P.	P	A
Whitmire, W.H.	P	A
Williams, E.M.	P	A				My ggg-grandfather was Enos M. Williams (c. 1827 - May 26, 1904). Williams, E.M. P[rivate] A [Company] I believe Enos M. Williams was born c. 1827 in Greene Co., TN. By 1840, he was living in Greenville Co., SC with parents and siblings. By 1850, he is married with two children, still in Greenville Co., SC. Missing in 1860. In 1870, Enos is in Spartanburg Co., SC., then back to Greenville Co., SC in 1880. Missing in 1900. I had no idea if Enos had served in the Civil War, until I came across his obituary which had been posted on-line: [Transcribed from Rootsweb.com - Spartanburg, SC] "Obit. May 26, 1904 Spartanburg, SC Mr. E.M. Williams died at the residence of his son, J.C. [Jesse] Williams on South Ch. St.Mr. Williams was a native of Tennessee and abt. 78 years old. He served in the Civil War as a member of Earle's Battery. Mrs. Williams [Clarissa] died 18 months ago. He was a member of the Bapt. ch., interment at Oak Grove Cem. The pallbearers were C.E. Rowe, A.B. Correll, John Bomar, J.H. James, J.W. Allen and R.E. Foster." -- Posted by Nancie O'Sullivan on 15 Mar 2001 TWFisher@aol.com
Williman, J.H.	P	A
Williman, R.	P	A
Wilson, James	P	A
Winn, C.	P	A
Wood, J.J.	P	A
Wood, M.V.	P	A
Wood, T.J.	P	A
Wood, W.A.J.	P	A
Woodson, J.A.	P	A
Woodson, W.T.	P	A
Wynn, J.F.	P	A
Wynn, W.	P	A
Youngblood, O.C.	P	A				Orville Columbus Youngblood b. 5 Oct 1841 d. 6 Mar 1893 in Ellis Texas. MO
Aiken, Edward	P	H	Detailed
Atkins, M.C.	P	H
Austin, W.M.	S	H	Austin, W.M.	P	A/16
Bailey, D.J.	C	H
Bailey, J.J.	P	H	Bailey, J.J.	P	F/16	KIA, Franklin
Bailey, R.W.	P	H	Bailey, R.W.	P	F/16	KIA, Franklin
Ball, J.D	P	H
Balloo, D	P	H	Ballew, David	P	D/16
Barnett, E	P	H	Barnett, E.B.	P	D/16
Barnett, J.E.	P	H	Barnett, J.E.	CAPT	H/16	Transfer to
Barton, H.M.	P	H	Barton, H.M.	P	K/16	Transfer to State Forces
Barton, M.R.	P	H
Barton, O	P	H
Batson S (Smith)	P	H	Batson, Smith	P	K/16
Batson, Aquilla.J	P	H
Batson, E.	P	H
Batson, H.Y.	P	H	Batson, H.Y.	P	G/16	KIA, Franklin
Beacham, J. G.	P	H
Beacham, J.S.	P	H
Berry W.R.	C	H	Berry, Wm. R.	P	E/16
Berry, J.M.	P	H
Bishop, A.B.	P	H	Bishop, Abel	P	K/16
Bishop, D.P.	P	H	To Conscripts
Bishop, S.	P	H
Bishop, T.	P	H
Bishop, W.	P	H
Blackburn, G.W.	P	H
Blackwell, William J.	P	H	Blackwell, William	P	H/16
Bradley J.W.	P	H	Bradley, John W.	P	A/16
Bradley, S.R.	P	H	Bradley, Simeon R.	P	A/16
Bradley, W.A.	P	H	Bradley, Welborn	P	D/16	DOD 11/30/63
Bramlett, W.H.	P	H
Bridwell, H	P	H
Briggs, H.C.	P	H
Bright, M	P	H
Brown, D	P	H	Brown, Daniel	P	D/16	Transfer from
Brown, John	P	H	Brown, John	P	H/16 & C/16
Brown, L	P	H	Brown, Leonard			Appears on Reunion Roster of 16th
Browning, G.W	P	H
Brunett, B.L	P	H
Brunett, John	P	H
Burke, James	P	H
Cantrell, J.G.	P	H
Carlton, J.M.	P	H	Carlton, J.M.	P	D/16	KIA, Lovejoy, Ga.
Chastine, J.F.	P	H
Chiles, T.H.	P	H
Christopher, B.	P	H	Christopher, Baylis	P	A/16
Clark, James H.	P	H
Clark, John D.	P	H
Clayton, G.	P	H
Clayton, Peyton	P	H
Clayton, S.P	C	H
Cooksey, A.	P	H	Cooksey, Allen	P	D/16
Cooper, S.T.	P	H
Cooper, T.A.	P	H	Cooper, T.A.	P	G/16
Corely, J.C.	P	H
Corely, S.J.	P	H
Couch, B.F.	P	H
Couch, J.	P	H
Cox, E.	P	H	Cox, Jas E.	P	B/16
Cox, J.	P	H	Several	P	A/B/E/16
Cox, W.H.	P	H
Cunningham, T.B.	P	H
Dickson, J.M.	P	H
Dill, G.W.	P	H
Dill, John	P	H	Several	P	D/16
Dill, William	P	H	Dill, Wm.	P	D/16
Dunahoo, A.J.	P	H
Duncan, A.	P	H				A. Duncan Andrew J. Duncan b. 27 Jun 1842 d. 7 Oct 1917 m. Mary J. Robinson buried Double Springs Baptist Church MO
Duncan, B.P.	P	H				B.P. Duncan Benjamin Perry Duncan b. c 1840 no other info…. Brother of Andrew J. Duncan These brothers were nephews of Andrew J. Odam of Co. D, 16th S.C.V. Parents were Hezekiah Duncan and Caroline Odam, lived around Double Springs. MO
Duncan, C.M.	P	H	Duncan, Charles	P	C/16	Died Adams Run
Duncan, G.W.	P	H
Duncan, J.	C	H	Several	Lt/P	C/G/16
Duncan, J.F.	P	H
Duncan, W.	P	H
Dunlap, Curran	P	H				Curran Dunlap b. c. 1842 no other info See Company A and I MO
Dunlap, L	P	H				Lemuel Dunlap b. c. 1835 no other info See Company A and I MO
Earle, B.J.	C	H
Edwards, A.	P	H
Edwards, F.	P	H
Edwards, H	P	H
Edwards, J	P	H	Edwards, J.M.	P	D/16	Died Atlanta
Edwards, T.	P	H	Edwards, Thomas	P	D/16
Enix, William	P	H	Enix, William	P	A/16
Farmer W.R.	P	H
Fergusson, J.M.	P	H
Few, W.M.	P	H	Few, William M.	S	D/16	KIA Franklin
Foster, W.W.	P	H	Foster, Wm.	P	D/16
Franklin, J.A.	P	H
Garrison, J.W.	P	H	Garrison, J.W.	P	B/16	KIA Franklin
Garrison, O.W.	P	H
Gilreath, G.A.	P	H				See Company I 1. Appears as "G. Gilreath," and "present" on muster roll of Co. H dated March/April 1863. States "enlisted March 15, 1863 at Greenville by Capt. Holtzclaw for the War." Notation: "Paid to what time: never." 2. G. Gilreath appears as "private" on muster roll of Co. H dated May & June, 1863, as "enlisted March 13, 1863," last paid by Capt Martial to April 30, 1863, and "transferred to Co. I, PBLA." 3. G. A. Gilreath, Pvt., Co. I, PBLA appears on muster roll of Co. I dated May & June, 1863 as "present, enlisted March 15, 1863 at Greenville by Capt. Bowden for the War, last paid by Capt. Marshall to April 30, 1863." 4. G. A. Gilreath, Pvt., Co. I, PBLA, appears on muster roll of Co. I, dated July & Aug, 1863 as "present, last paid by Capt. Marshall to June 30, 1863." 5. G. A. Gilreath, Pvt., Co. I, PBLA, appears on muster roll of Co. I, dated Sept & Oct, 1863 as "present, last paid by Capt. Marshall to August 31, 1863." 6. G. A. Gilreath, Pvt., Co. I, PBLA, appears on muster roll of Co. I, dated Nov & Dec 1863, as again "enlisted March 13, 1863," and "absent without leave since Dec. 28th, 1863, furlough expired." 7. G. A. Gilreath, Pvt., Co. I, PBLA appears on muster roll dated Jan & Feb, 1864 as "Present, last paid by Capt. Marshall to Dec. 31, 1863." 8. G. A. Gilreath, Pvt., Co. I, PBLA, appears on muster roll dated Mar & Apr, 1864 as "present." Thanks Annette -
Gilreath, G.W.	P	H				See Company A and H
Gordon, John	P	H
Gosnel, C.	P	H	Several	P	D/16
Gosnel, M	P	H	Gosnel, M.C.	P	D/16
Green, J.W.	P	H	Green, J.W.		C/16	KIA Franklin
Green, W.B.	P	H	Green, W.B.	P	K/16
Greer, J.M.	P	H	Greer, John	P	I/16	KIA Missionary Ridge
Greer, R.P	P	H	Greer, Robert P.	P	F/16	Died Dalton, Ga.
Greer, William H.	P	H
Grogan, J.H.	P	H	Grogan, J. Henry	P	F/16	KIA Franklin
Guest, S.M.	S	H	Guest, S.M.	P	Unk	Present at Surrender
Hammett, J.C.	P	H
Harrison, J.R.	P	H	Harrison, J.R.	S	I/16
Harrison, T.J.	P	H
Harrison, William	P	H	Several	P/Lt/	A/D 16
Hawkins, A.J.	P	H
Hawkins, B.F.	P	H
Hawkins, Harvey	P	H
Hawkins, Henry	P	H	Hawkins, Henry	P	H/16
Hawkins, J.B.	P	H	Hawkins, J.B.	P	H/16	Died in Service
Hawkins, Jesse	C	H	Hawkins, Jesse	Lt	F/16	KIA Franklin
Hawkins, Perry	P	H
Hays, E.J.	P	H
Henderson, Jack	P	H	Several	C/P	B/F/16
Henderson, W.	P	H	Henderson, W.E.	P	K/16
Hester, R.A.	P	H	Hester, Robert	P	G/16
Holcomb, T.J.	P	H
Holcomb, W.H.	P	H
Holtzclaw, J.W.	Ord. S	H
Holtzclaw, T.W.	P	H
Holtzclaw, Thomas A.	Capt	H
Hood, William	P	H	Hood, Wm. H.	P	H/16	KIA Resaca, Ga.
Howard, A.N.	P	H	Howard A.	P	H/16	Surrender
Howard, B.F.	P	H
Howell, Wm.	P	H
Hudson, E.P.	P	H	Hudson, Ezkiel	P	F/16	Surrender
Hudson, James	P	H
Hudson, James L.	P	H
Hudson, John L.	P	H
Hudson, L.I.	P	H
Hudson, P.W.	P	H	Hudson, Pleasant W.	P	F/16	Died of Wounds, Pulaski, Tn.
Hughes, O.A.	P	H	Hughes, O.A.	P	K/16
Humphries, J.H.	P	H
Humphries, William C.	Lt.	H
Hutchings, S.B.	P	H
James, J.P.	P	H	James, Jesse	P	F/16
Jenkins, D.C.	P	H
Jenkins, W.F.	P	H
Johnson, T.	P	H	Johnson, Tyre	P	G/16
Jones, J.A.	P	H
Jones, S.L.	P	H	Jones, S.L.	P	D/16
Junkins, E.	P	H
Kellett, J.A.	P	H	Kellette, John A.	P	I/16	Surrender/Listed as Killlett
Kellett, W.M.	P	H	Kellette, William M.	P	I/16
Kelly, William	P	H	Kelly, First Name Unk			Died in Georgia
Kendrick John	P	H
Kent, J.J.	P	H
King, J.E.	P	H	King, J.E.	P	F/16	KIA Franklin
Lester, T.C.	P	H
Linder, W.L.	P	H
Little, George	P	H
Mahafee, J.R.	P	H	Mahaffey, J.Rufus	P	F/16	KIA Franklin
Mahaffee, J.M.	P	H	Mahaffey, J. Manning	P	F/16	Surrender
Mahaffee, T.G.	P	H
Marchbanks, B.G.	P	H
Marchbanks, F.M.	P	H
Marchbanks, J.T.	P	H
Marchbanks, P.C.	P	H
Marchbanks, S.S.	P	H
Marshall, A.W.	P	H
Martin, A.F.	P	H
Martin, William	P	H	Martin, Wm.	P	A/16	DOD
Mason, J.P.	P	H
Mason, N.	P	H
Mayfield, L.W.	P	H
McCall, C.W.	P	H
McCall, Thomas	P	H
McCallister, E.	P	H
McColister, T.C.	P	H	McAlister, Talbot	P	K/16
McDowell, J.B.	P	H
McGovern, John	P	H	McGovern, John	P	B/16
McKinney, William	P	H
McLain, D.	P	H
McMahan, G.P.	C	H
Miller, H.	P	H	Miller, Henry	P	C/16
Miller, John	P	H	Miller, John M.	P	F/16
Mills, P.P.	P	H
Mitchell, T.J.	P	H	Mitchell, T.J.	P	D/16
Moore, J.A.	P	H
Morris, B.C.	P	H
Neal, S.F.	P	H	Neal, S.F.	P	G/16	Surrender
Neves, G.W.	P	H	See Company A
Neves, J.P.	P	H				See Company A
Neves, W.P.Z.F.	Bvt. 2 Lt.	H				See Company A
Nicoll, D.B.	2 Lt.	H
Nicoll, James	P	H
Nicoll, John	P	H
Nix, W.S.	P	H	Nix, W.W.	P	I/16
Nobles, N.P.	P	H
Pearson, J.L.	P	H	Pearson, John	P	G/16	Died in Georgia
Peden, J.M.	P	H
Peden, J.S.	P	H	Peden, James S.	P	I/16
Phillips, W.R.	P	H
Pike, L.M.	P	H	Pike, L.M.	P	F/16	Surrender
Pitts, D.T.	P	H
Pollard, William	P	H	Pollard, William	P	B/16
Pool, A.	S	H	(MAYBE)Pool, Alfred P.	P	H/16
Pool, D.R.	P	H
Pool, Henry	P	H
Pool, J.G.	P	H
Pool, J.H.	S	H
Pool, John P. Jr	S	H
Pool, S.M.	Lt.	H
Puckett, C.C.	P	H
Puckett, Coleman	P	H
Puckett, W.M.	P	H
Rainey, M.P.	P	H
Rains, E.P.	S	H	Rains, Elias P.	P	F/16
Rains, J.T.	P	H	Rains, J.T.	P	F/16	Surrender
Rains, W.A.	P	H
Randall, J.M.	P	H	Randall, James	P	F/16	Died in Georgia
Rhodes, C.P	P	H	Rhodes, C.P.	P	D/16
Rhodes, William	P	H	Rhodes, W	P	D/16
Roberts, B.F.	Bugler	H	Roberts, Bud	P	K/16
Robertson, Joshua	C	H
Rochester, J.	P	H
Ross, G.	P	H
Ross, Jesse	C	H
Ross, T.C.	P	H
Runion, C.P.	P	H
Salmons, W.H.	P	H
Satterfield, A.	P	H
Satterfield, W.O.	P	H	Satterfield, W.O.	P	K/16	KIA Franklin
Shelton, G.	P	H	Shelton, Augustus G.	P	G/16
Shockley, W.M.	P	H
Singleton, J.R.	P	H				See Company I
Sizemore, William	P	H
Smith, J.F.	P	H
Smith, J.W.	P	H
Smith, Jasper	P	H
Smith, W.	P	H
Smith, W.P.	P	H	Smith, W.P	P	F/16
Staten, J.R.	P	H
Steward, J.A.	P	H
Stroud, H.T.	P	H
Stroud, J.J.	P	H
Styles, Young P.	P	H
Surrat, J.	P	H
Talley, J.D.	P	H
Talley, W.D.	P	H
Taylor, J.N.	P	H
Taylor, J.T.	P	H
Taylor, Jesse	P	H	Taylor, Jesse	P	F/16	Surrender
Taylor, W.P.	P	H	Taylor, W.P.	P	F/16
Tinsley, James	P	H	Tinsley, James	P	G/16
Tinsley, Jeremiah	S	H
Tinsley, Perry	P	H
Tinsley, W.	P	H
Tompkins, J.B.	P	H	Tompkins, Jan	P	K/16	Died in Georgia
Tompkins, W.H.	P	H
Tucker, T.	P	H
Turner, J.E.	Lt.	H	Turner, James	S	G/16	Transfer To PBLA
Turner, J.T.	S	H
Turner, S.	P	H
Twitty, W.W.	P	H	Twitty, Watson W.	S	A
Vess, John	P	H
Vincent, Jesse	P	H
Waddell, J.C.	P	H	Waddell, J. Clayburne	P	F/16	Surrender
Waldrop, A.	P	H	Waldrop A. Ervin	P	G/16
Waldrop, Iley	P	H
Waldrop, L.B.	P	H	Waldrop L. Berry	P	I/16
Waldrop, W.M.G.	P	H
Ward, J.W.	P	H	Ward, J.W.	P	C/16	Surrender
Watson, T.B.	P	H	Waton, T.B.	P	K/16
Westmoreland, J.B.	S	H
White, A	P	H	White, Abner	P	I/16	Surrender
Whitmire, N.P.	P	H
Whitmire, W.H.	P	H
Williams, A.J.	P	H
Willis, J.I.	P	H	Willis, J.I.	P	C/16	Surrender
Wood, D.M	P	H
Wood, J.T.	P	H
Wynn, J.B.	P	H	Winn, Jerry	P	C/16
Young T.	P	H
Youngblood, J.C.	P	H				James Crawford Youngblood b. 13 May 1843 d. 22 Dec 1919 m. Nancy Walls. Buried Locust Hill Baptist Church. Sons of Joel Youngblood and Betsy Allen. Born and raised in the Highland Township. MO
Adams, W	P	I	27th S.C.V
Aiken, Edward	P	I
Anderson, John	P	I	Anderson J.A.	P	G/16
Ashmore, G.E.	P	I	Ashmore, George E.	P	G/16	DOD 11/30/63
Balloo, J	P	I	27th S.C.V
Balloo, M	P	I
Bearden, B.D.	P	I	Detailed to Q.M.
Bishop, L	P	I	Bishop, Lewis G.	P	D/16
Blackwell, James	P	I
Blackwell, William	P	I
Bonham, G.L.	P	I
Bowden, J.R.	Capt	I
Bramlett, R.E	P	I
Brown, Hiram	P	I
Brown, Joe	P	I	Brown, Joseph	P	D/16	Transfer from
Brown, W.A.	P	I	Brown, W.A.	P	C/16
Browning, J.	P	I
Bruce, W.	P	I	Bruce, W.B and W.M.	P	D/16	W.M. DOD Kingston
Burnett, John	P	I
Cain, Nicholas	P	I
Camp, J.T.	P	I
Campbell, W.H.	P	I
Cantrell, J.G.	P	I
Carter, C.E.	P	I
Carter, H.D.	P	I
Carter, P.D.	P	I
Clayton, J.	P	I
Clayton, J.G.	P	I
Clayton, S.P.	C	I
Collins, J.E.	C	I	Collins, J.E.	P	D/16
Cooksey, A.	P	I	Cooksey, Allen	P	D/16
Corbin, A.	P	I
Corely, J.C.	P	I
Corley, S.J.	P	I
Couch, B.F.	P	I
Couch, J	P	I
Cox, E.	P	I
Cox, J.	P	I
Cox, J.P.	P	I	Cox, J.P.	P	A	Reunion
Cox, W.H.	P	I
Crain, A.M.	P	I
Cunningham, T.B.	P	I
Day, W.	P	I
Dickey, L.T.	P	I
Dill, J.E.	P	I
Dill, John	P	I
Dill, John A	Bvt 1 Lt	I
Dill, S.R.	P	I	Dill, S.R.	S	D/16	KIA Franklin
Dobins, J.	P	I
Dodd, M.	P	I
Doubbins, J.	P	I
Dunahoo, A.J.	P	I
Duncan, A.	P	I				See Company H
Duncan, B.P.	P	I				See Company H
Duncan, H.	P	I
Dunlap, Curran	P	I				Curran Dunlap b. c. 1842 no other info See Company A and H MO
Dunlap, L.	P	I				Lemuel Dunlap b. c. 1835 no other info See Company H MO
Dunlop, James	P	I				James Henry Dunlap b.19 Jan 1838 d. 2 Apr 1878 in Henderson,. N.C. Sons of Henry Dunlap and Lettie Ravan. This family lived between Pleasant Hill and Gowensville. MO
Forester, W	P	I	Forrester, Wm.	P	I/16	KIA Franklin
Foster, R.F.	P	I	Foster, R.	P	K/16
Foster, R.J.	Ord S	I	Foster, R.J.	Capt	G/16	Served until 1862 with 16th
Foster, W.W.	P	I	Foster, W.	P	D/16
Freeman, B.	P	I	Freeman, Bennett	P	K/16
Gilreath George W.	C	I				See Company A and H
Gilreath, A.J.	P	I				Andrew Jackson Gilreath appears as "A. J. Gilreath, Pvt., Co. I, 3rd PBLA as "enlisted April 27, 1863 at Greenville by Capt Bowden for the War." On the Nov/Dec, 1863 muster roll, he is listed as "AWOL since Dec. 28, 1863, expired furlough." Then, he was back for the Jan/Feb muster roll, listed as "present," and "paid to Dec. 31, 1863." Next, he's "absent sick since April 13, 1864." Then, he receives a certificate of discharge at Charleston, 11 May, 1864. Says he's "born at Greenville, SC, is 38 years of age, a farmer, incapable of performing the duties of a soldier because of Chronic Rheumatism with some spinal affection. The muscles of the right leg are permanently contracted, and this physical disability renders him unfit for service in any Department." Thanks A.
Gilreath, E.	P	I				Edward Gilreath, private, Co. I, PBLA. Enlisted at Greenville 27 Apr 1863 for the war. Last appears on roll dated March-April, 1864. Thanks A.
Gilreath, G.A.	P	I				George A. Gilreath, private, Co. H, PBLA. Enlisted at Greenville 23 Mar 1863 for the war. After June, 1863, appears as private, Co. I, PBLA. Last appears on roll dated March-April, 1864. Thanks A
Gilreath, Wm. H.	P	I
Goodwin, A.J.	P	I
Grooms, John	P	I
Guest, S.M.	S	I	Guest, S.M.	P		With 16th at Surrender
Hammet, J.C.	P	I
Haney, M.	P	I
Harris, W.D.	P	I	Harris W.	P	G/16
Harrison, T.J.	P	I
Harrison, William	P	I	Several
Hawkins, J.	P	I	Hawkins, J.	P	A/16	Surrender
Hays, E.J.	P	I	Hawkins, Ervin	P	F/16
Henderson, Jack	P	I
Henderson, W	P	I	Henderson, W.E.	P	K/16
Henson, F.J.	P	I
Henson, J.M.	P	I
Henson, T.C.	P	I
Hester, H.	P	I	Hester, Henry	P	K/16
Hightower, E. (Eppy)	P	I
Holley, John	P	I
Hughes, W.A.	P	I	Hughes, W	P	G/16
Humphries, J.H.	P	I
Jackson, D.S.	P	I
Jackson, J.M.	P	I	Jackson, J	P	E/16
Jenkins, W.F.	P	I
Johnson, I.Y.	P	I
Johnson, J	P	I	Johnson, John	P	G/16
Johnson, M.J.	P	I
Johnson, W.B.	P	I	Johnson Wm.	P	B/16
Kelly, John	P	I
Kent, J.J.	P	I
Lamance, S.P.	P	I
Lanford, M.L.	P	I
Lester, T.C.	P	I
Linder, S.	P	I	Linder, W.S.	P	I/16	KIA Peachtree Creek
Linder, W.L.	P	I	Linder, W.I.	P	I/16	Surrender
Loftis, Labren	P	I	Loftis Laban	P	D/16
Martin, R.A.	P	I
McCall, Thomas	P	I
McKinney, William	P	I
McMahan, G.P.	C	I
Mills, P.P.	P	I
Millwood, W.B.	P	I
Mitchell, T.J.	P	I	Mitchell, T.J.	P	D/16
Morgan, Pinckney	P	I
Morgan, W.P.	P	I
Mullinax, M.	P	I
Nicoll, James	P	I
Pace, A.L.	P	I	Pace, A.L.	P	D/16
Pearson, J.L.	P	I	Pearson, John	P	G/16	Died Georgia
Pool, A.	S	I	Pool, Alfred P	P	H/16
Pool, S.M.	1 Lt.	I
Pope, E.L.	P	I
Prewett, W.	P	I	Prewett, Wm.	P	H/16
Puckett, C.C.	P	I
Puckett, Coleman	P	I
Puckett, W.M.	P	I
Randall, B.P.	P	I	Randall, B.P.	P	F/16
Randall, Pleasant	P	I
Ray, J.A.	P	I
Reace, Ignatious	P	I
Reeves, D.	P	I
Reid, R	P	I	Reid, Roswell	P	G/16
Reid, T.B.	P	I	Reid, T.B.	P	D/16
Rhodes, C.P.	P	I
Rhodes, William	P	I
Ross, G.	P	I
Runion, A.M.	P	I
Runion, C.P.	P	I
Shelton, D.	P	I
Shelton, G.	P	I
Shelton, J.H.	P	I
Singleton, J.R.	P	I				Jesse R. Singleton b. 27 Feb 1837 d. 1 Jul 1919 m. Manerva Odam (sister to Andrew J. Odam of Co. D, 16th S.C.V.) buried Double Springs Baptist Church. See Company H MO
Singleton, W.H.	P	I	Singleton, Wm.	P	C/16
Sizemore, Walter	P	I
Sizemore, William	P	I
Smith, J.R.	P	I
Smith, John	P	I	Several
Southern, H.W.	P	I
Staten, J.R.	P	I
Stroud, J.J.	P	I
Surrat, J.	P	I
Talley, J.A.	P	I
Talley, J.D.	P	I
Talley, W.D.	P	I
Taylor, W.N.	P	I	Taylor, W.N.	P	F/16
Taylor, W.P.	P	I	Taylor, W.P.	P	F/16
Tinsley, J.S.	P	I	Several	P	G/16
Tinsley, Jeremiah	S	I
Tinsley, Perry	P	I
Tinsley, W.	P	I
Trammell, J.B.	P	I
Traynham, A.J.	P	I
Tucker, T.	P	I
Turner, J.E.	2 Lt.	I	Turner, James	S	G/16	Transfer to Earle's Battery
Turner, J.T.	S	I	(See Above)
Turner, S.	P	I
Vest, John	P	I
Vincent, Jesse	P	I
Wallace, C.A.	P	I
Ward, C.W.	P	I
West, D.F.	P	I	West, Daniel	P	A/16
Williams, A.J.	P	I
Williams, M.L.	P	I
Wilson, A.T.	P	I	Wilson, Andrew T.	Capt	G/16	Resigned 4/62
Allen, G.	P	K
Allen, H.	P	K
Amison, T.G.	P	K
Armstrong, D.	P	K	Armstrong, J.D.	P	I/16	Surrender
Atkinson, William R.	P	K
Baker, Alpheus	S	K
Baker, J.J.	P	K				There is a J.J. Baker listed with Garden's Battery, See Southern Bronze, Dedmondt
Baker, J.W	P	K
Belk, Sumter	P	K
Bobb, W.H.	P	K
Braddy, H.	P	K
Braddy, James	P	K
Bradfor, J.F.	P	K
Bradley, James, Sr.	P	K
Bridges, John N.	P	K
Brown, J.F.	P	K				J.T. Brown is listed with Garden's Battery, as a transfer in June of 1864, See Southern Bronze, Dedmondt.
Brown, Samuel J.	S	K				S.J. Brown is listed with Garden's Battery, See Southern Bronze, Dedmondt.
Brunson, W.D.	P	K
Carnes, W.B.	S	K
Carroll, J	P	K
Carroll, J.I.	P	K
Chalker, J.F.	P	K
Chewing, James H.	P	K
Cobia, C.B.	P	K
Cobia, John M.	P	K
Connelly, W.L.	P	K
Cook, H.P.	P	K
Coppal, George	P	K
Crofts, Wesley	P	K
Cross, B.H.	1 Sgt.	K
Cummings, T.J.	P	K
Daniels, Wm.	P	K
Davis, C.W.	P	K
Dixon, W.K.	P	K
Eastwood, A.	P	K
Ellis, Bey	P	K
Evans, Benjamin E.	P	K
Farley, L.	P	K
Farley, S.	P	K
Flurry, F.	P	K
Fowler, J.R.	P	K
Gordon, B.F.	P	K
Gordon, W.H.	P	K				W.H. Gordon is listed with Garden's Battery transfer from Company K, See Southern Bronze, Dedmondt.
Gregory, F.	P	K
Griffin, H.	P	K
Griffin, W	P	K
Hale, J.S.	P	K
Harris, F.H.	P	K
Harris, J.S.	P	K
Harris, Joseph T.	C	K
Hawkins, D.P.	P	K
Henderson, R.T.	P	K
Howard, C.	P	K
Howard, C.G.	2 Lt.	K
Howard, H.	P	K
Huggins, G.C.	C	K
Ivey, R.	P	K
Jackson, J.	P	K
Jenkins, L.F.	P	K
Jessup, H.	P	K
Jessup, J.	P	K
Jones, E.C.	P	K
Jones, J. Dargan	S	K
Jones, Samuel J.	P	K
Kelly, John	P	K
Kelly, S.A.	P	K
Killebrew, W.	P	K
Kitchens, C.	P	K
Lackey, D.M.	P	K				D.M. Lackey is listed with Garden's Battery transfer from Company K, See Southern Bronze, Dedmondt.
Lester, C.	P	K
Lester, James	C	K
Manning, J.	P	K
Marsh, J.	P	K
Mays, R.P.	P	K
McCants, Thomas J.	2 Lt.	K
McKagen, G.P.	C	K
Merchant, D.H.	P	K
Mitchell, J.A.	P	K
Newman Judge D.	P	K				Judge D. Newman is listed with Garden's Battery transfer from Company K, See Southern Bronze, Dedmondt.
Newsome, C.	P	K
Newsome, J.	P	K
Osborn, S..H.	P	K
Outlaw, Benjamin	P	K
Phillips, Thomas	P	K
Possie, A.	P	K
Possie, G.	P	K
Railey, T.G. (Maybe B)	P	K
Renfin, N.	P	K
Rhame, Joseph F.	QM Sgt	K
Rhame, T.B.	P	K
Rhodes, Charles	P	K
Richardson, Samuel M. Sr.	2 Lt.	K
Richardson, W.G.	S	K				W.G. Richardson is listed with Garden's Battery transfer from Company K, See Southern Bronze, Dedmondt.
Richardson, Wm. S	Bvt 2 Lt.	K
Shelton, E.	P	K
Stevens, D.A.	1 Lt.	K
Stuckey, E.L.	C	K
Talley, J.A.	P	K
Thomas, W.M.	P	K
Thompson, W.	P	K
Tucker, Gabriel	P	K
Uzzell, James	P	K
Vaughan, R.H.	C	K
Webb, C	P	K
Webb, H.	P	K
Webb, J.	P	K
Webster, J.	P	K
White, L.L.	C	K
Wilkerson, B.	P	K
Willingham, James	P	K
Wilson, Robert	P	K	Wilson, Robert	P	F/16	Surrender
Wilson, Samuel T.	P	K
Witherspoon, R.H.	P	K
Yeadon, Wm.	P	K

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