52nd NC - Roster "G"(M & N)

North Carolina Troops

FIFTY-SECOND REGIMENT
Company G

ABBREVIATIONS & SYMBOLS

c
cm
co
Com
e captured.
commissioned.
county.
Company.
enlisted. d
dg
dt
k
m died.
discharged.
detailed.
killed.
missing. p
pr
r
tr
w promoted.
prisoner.
resigned.
transferred.
wounded.

officer to other mention

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McIntosh, William,
e. October 8th, '62.

Melton, Zachariah Check out Meltons in the Civil War, by Carol Melton Jones

Monday, Jeremiah F./J.E.
see
Munday, Jeremiah F./J.E.

Monday, William F.
see
Munday, William F.

Moore, James A.,
e. March 23d, '62;
Lincoln co.

Moore, James M.

Munday, James D. mention in Dry Pond Dixies

Munday/Monday, Jeremiah F./J.E.,
e. March 23d, '62;
Lincoln co.;
p. Sergeant;
w. at Goldsboro Dec. 17th, '62, and pr. in '64.

Munday/Monday, William F.,
e. March 23d, '62;
Lincoln co.;
pr. July 3d, '63, and d. at Fort Delaware. Pr. would have been at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania ~ anj.

Nance, Albert C.,
e. October 2d, '62.

Nixon, Albert M.,
2d Corporal,
e. March 21st, '62;
Lincoln co.

Nixon, Archibald,
e. March 25th, '62;
Lincoln co.;
k. at Gettysburg. View parts of Archibald Nixon's letters home, in a document written by Richard M. Painter.
mention in Dry Pond Dixies[1]
mention in Dry Pond Dixies[2]
mention in Dry Pond Dixies [3]
mention in Dry Pond Dixies [4]

Nixon, Franklin,
e. March 12th, '63;
Lincoln co.

Nixon, George,
e. March 25th, '62;
Lincoln co.;
k. July 3d, '63, at Gettysburg. ... was wounded and captured at Gettysburg, Pa., July 3, 1863. He died on July 20, 1863 from those wounds.
mention in Dry Pond Dixies [2]
mention in Dry Pond Dixies [4]

Nixon, James Turner

Nixon, John Monroe,
e. March 25th, '62;
Lincoln co.;
w. July 3d, '63, at Gettysburg. ... may have been a brother or a cousin [to Archibald Nixon]. He enlisted in Lincoln County where he was born and lived, on March 25, 1862. He was 34 years old. He was wounded in the left shoulder, July 3, 1863 at Gettysburg. He returned to duty in September-October, 1863. He was captured at Bristoe Station, on October 14, 1863, and became a P.O.W. until March of 1864. Returned to duty in May-June 1864. He died in 1865 cause and date not given.
mention in Dry Pond Dixies

Nixon, Sidney G.,
e. March 17th, '62;
Lincoln co.;
c. in '64.

Norwood, James T.,
e. March 25th, '62;
Lincoln co.;
w. at Gettysburg;
Cpl.
... would survive being wounded at Gettysburg Pa. and captured at Bristoe Station, Virginia. He was held as a P.O.W. at Point Lookout Maryland, and exchanged in March of 1864. He was wounded again, and surrendered at Appomattox Court House, Virginia. He may have been Archibald [Nixon]’s Brother-in-law.
mention in Dry Pond Dixies [2]
mention in Dry Pond Dixies [4]

Norwood, Thomas Spain/Spain,
e. March 17th, '62;
Lincoln co.;
pr. in '64. ... enlisted March 27, 1862 at age 28. Captured at Falling Waters, Maryland, July 14, 1863. Captured again October 1864. Died at Point Lookout Maryland, January 23, 1865. May have been a brother-in-law of Archibald Nixon.
mention in Dry Pond Dixies

Source for the above column:
Moore, John W.,
Roster of North Carolina Troops in the War Between the States,
Vol. III; Raleigh, 1882. Sources for the above column:
Painter, Richard M., "The Dry Pond Dixies".

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c cm co Com e	captured. commissioned. county. Company. enlisted.	d dg dt k m	died. discharged. detailed. killed. missing.	p pr r tr w	promoted. prisoner. resigned. transferred. wounded.
	officer		to other mention

McIntosh, William, e. October 8th, '62.
Melton, Zachariah	Check out Meltons in the Civil War, by Carol Melton Jones
Monday, Jeremiah F./J.E. see Munday, Jeremiah F./J.E.
Monday, William F. see Munday, William F.
Moore, James A., e. March 23d, '62; Lincoln co.
Moore, James M.
Munday, James D.	mention in Dry Pond Dixies
Munday/Monday, Jeremiah F./J.E., e. March 23d, '62; Lincoln co.; p. Sergeant; w. at Goldsboro Dec. 17th, '62, and pr. in '64.
Munday/Monday, William F., e. March 23d, '62; Lincoln co.; pr. July 3d, '63, and d. at Fort Delaware.	Pr. would have been at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania ~ anj.
Nance, Albert C., e. October 2d, '62.
Nixon, Albert M., 2d Corporal, e. March 21st, '62; Lincoln co.
Nixon, Archibald, e. March 25th, '62; Lincoln co.; k. at Gettysburg.	View parts of Archibald Nixon's letters home, in a document written by Richard M. Painter. mention in Dry Pond Dixies[1] mention in Dry Pond Dixies[2] mention in Dry Pond Dixies [3] mention in Dry Pond Dixies [4]
Nixon, Franklin, e. March 12th, '63; Lincoln co.
Nixon, George, e. March 25th, '62; Lincoln co.; k. July 3d, '63, at Gettysburg.	... was wounded and captured at Gettysburg, Pa., July 3, 1863. He died on July 20, 1863 from those wounds. mention in Dry Pond Dixies [2] mention in Dry Pond Dixies [4]
Nixon, James Turner
Nixon, John Monroe, e. March 25th, '62; Lincoln co.; w. July 3d, '63, at Gettysburg.	... may have been a brother or a cousin [to Archibald Nixon]. He enlisted in Lincoln County where he was born and lived, on March 25, 1862. He was 34 years old. He was wounded in the left shoulder, July 3, 1863 at Gettysburg. He returned to duty in September-October, 1863. He was captured at Bristoe Station, on October 14, 1863, and became a P.O.W. until March of 1864. Returned to duty in May-June 1864. He died in 1865 cause and date not given. mention in Dry Pond Dixies
Nixon, Sidney G., e. March 17th, '62; Lincoln co.; c. in '64.
Norwood, James T., e. March 25th, '62; Lincoln co.; w. at Gettysburg; Cpl.	... would survive being wounded at Gettysburg Pa. and captured at Bristoe Station, Virginia. He was held as a P.O.W. at Point Lookout Maryland, and exchanged in March of 1864. He was wounded again, and surrendered at Appomattox Court House, Virginia. He may have been Archibald [Nixon]’s Brother-in-law. mention in Dry Pond Dixies [2] mention in Dry Pond Dixies [4]
Norwood, Thomas Spain/Spain, e. March 17th, '62; Lincoln co.; pr. in '64.	... enlisted March 27, 1862 at age 28. Captured at Falling Waters, Maryland, July 14, 1863. Captured again October 1864. Died at Point Lookout Maryland, January 23, 1865. May have been a brother-in-law of Archibald Nixon. mention in Dry Pond Dixies
Source for the above column: Moore, John W., Roster of North Carolina Troops in the War Between the States, Vol. III; Raleigh, 1882.	Sources for the above column: Painter, Richard M., "The Dry Pond Dixies".