Bartow County Cross Reference

The name of Cass County was changed to Bartow in honor of Col. Francis Bartow, who was killed in the First Battle of Manassas (Bull Run) in Virginia on July 21, 1861. In explaining the reason for changing the name of Cass County, the Georgia Legislature noted that Gen. Lewis Cass [U.S. Secretary of War 1831-36] had “recently shown himself inimical to the South by voluntary donations of his private property to sustain a wicked war upon her people, and by utterance of sentiments such as the South must be subjugated, the Union must be preserved; and has therefore become unworthy of the honor conferred by the naming of said county.” The 1861 act also directed that the town of Cassville be renamed Manassas, but this part of the legislation was never implemented.

Index

Home Guard
Macedonia Silver Grays - Home Guard
State Guards
1st Regiment Georgia State Line, Georgia Blues, Company F
GA 8th Infantry Battalion Company A
GA 10th Cavalry Battalion Company A - Adair's Company
GA 10th Cavalry Battalion Company B - Bartow Mounted Infantry
GA 10th Cavalry Battalion Company C - Bartow Raid Repellers
GA 10th Cavalry Battalion Company D - Independent Volunteers
GA 10th Cavalry Battalion Company E
GA 17th Infantry Battalion State Guards - Etowah Artillery (Fays Company)
GA 17th Infantry Battalion State Guards - Etowah Infantry (Jefferson's Company)
GA 17th Infantry Battalion State Guards - Mcmarty's Company
GA 17th Infantry Battalion State Guards - Etowah Guards (Stock's Company)
GA Pool's Company Local Defense Troops
Confederate Infantry Units
1st Confederate Regiment Georgia Volunteers, Company E1, Etowah Infantry
1st Confederate Regiment Georgia Volunteers, Company E2
3rd Battalion Sharpshooters, Company A
14th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company K, Etowah Guards
18th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company F, Davis Guards
18th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company G, Lewis Volunteers
18th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company H, Rowland Highlanders
18th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company K, Rowland Infanty
19th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company K, Kingston Volunteers
22nd Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company G, Fireside Volunteers
23rd Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company A, Bartow Yankee Killers
36th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company D, Broyles
40th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company B, Bartow Sentinels
40th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company H, Veach Guards
40th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company I, Bartow Rangers
41st Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company C, Acworth Invincibles
60th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company H
60th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company K
63rd Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company I
Phillip's Legion Company B, Johnson's Rangers
Phillip's Legion Company H
Phillip's Legion Company O
Georgia Cavalry
Company H, 1st Ga Cavalry
Company I, 1st Ga Cavalry
Company C, 12th Ga Cavalry
Company A, 16th Ga Cavalry
Georgia Artillery
Washington Light Artillery (Pritchard's Artillery)
Reserves Company H, 4th Ga Reserves
Bartow County Historical Markers

38 Names on Monument (Side 2) GHM at Friendship Plaza in downtown Cartersville

4th & 14th A.C. March to Kingston GHM 008-31 Halls Station Road 3.6 miles north of Ga. 293

Allatoona Pass GHM 008-44 On Allatoona Road in Allatoona

Atlanta Campaign Cassville USDI Pavilion at US 41 and road to Cassville from south

Barnsley's GHM 008-30 Barnsley Station Rd west of Hall Station Rd, N of Kingston

Bartow County GHM 008-43 Courthouse in Cartersville

Battle of Allatoona October 5, 1864 GHM 008-6 On Allatoona Road in Allatoona

Battle of Allatoona October 5, 1864 GHM 008-5 Near Marina office in Allatoona

Confederate Army of Tenn. At Cassville GHM 008-20 US 41 at Willow Lane, Cassville

Confederate Dead GHM 008-39B Cemetery just east of Cassville

Confederate Line 5 P.M. May 19, 1864 GHM 008-23 Mac Johnson Rd east of Cassville at cut through ridge

Confederate Memorial Day GHM 008-39A Railroad Street, Kingston

Corra Harris GHM 008-13 1.7 mi N of Ga. 140 on Mt Pleasant Rd (2.5 mi w of US 411)

Emerson GHM 008-4 At City Hall on 4th Street, Emerson

Etowah and the War GHM 008-47 At the overlook, end of Ga. 20 Spur

Euharlee Creek Covered Bridge GHS 8-1 at bridge, county road 30, off Ga. 113, Euharlee [34°08.571N, 84°55.895W]

Federal Armies at Adairsville GHM 008-28 US 41 at the cemetery in Adairsville

Federal Fort GHM 008-45 US 41 at the north bank of the Etowah River

Felton Home GHM 008-14 US 411 1/2 mile NE of jct w/Ga. 20 at Old Tennessee Road

Friendship Monument GHM 008-51 At the overlook, end of Ga. 20 Spur

Friendship Park Monument [side 1] GHM [no number] at Friendship Park in downtown Cartersville

Gen. Leonidas Polk's Headquarters GHM 008-38 Mac Johnson Rd E of Cassville abt .5 mile N of US 41/411 jct

Gillem's Bridge GHM 008-10 North end of the Etowah River bridge on Hardin Bridge Road

Grave of Gen. William Tatum Wofford GHM 008-40B Cemetery just east of Cassville

Gravelly Plateau And Two Run Creek GHM 008-19 US 41 at Two Run Creek, just north of Cassville

Hardee's Corps at Kingston GHM 008-37 Ga. 293 at the railroad overpass at Kingston

Hayes Memorial Park [unnumbered and uncredited] at park , Adairsville

Historic Price House GHM 008-8 On Law Rd, 1.2 miles north of Ga. 293 east of Kingston

Historic Pine Log Methodist Church at Pine Log Rd. (old Ga. 140) and U.S. 411 in northern Bartow County

Historic Trimble House 2 mi. GHM 008-48 Ga. 140 at SW corner of Poplar Springs Rd, just W of I-75

Home of Dr. Francis R. Goulding WPA 411 C-12Ga 293 at eastern edge of Kingston

Home of Sam P Jones WPA 41 D-8 Cherokee Avenue, Cartersville

House-Site Thomas V. B. Hargis GHM 008-35 Main Street in Kingston

Johnston's Army at Adairsville GHM 008-27 US 41 at the cemetery in Adairsville

Kingston Methodist Church GHM 008-49 Main Street in Kingston

Mark Anthony Cooper's Iron Works GHM 008-50 At the old furnace site in park on north bank of river

McPherson's Troops March to Barnsley's GHM 008-29 Halls Station Road at Rock Fence Rd, south of Adairsville

Milam's Bridge GHM 008-9 East of Euharlee at junction of Euharlee and Milan Bridge Rd

Mosteller's Mills GHM 008-2 US 41 at the cemetery in Adairsville N

oble Hill Rosenwald School GHM 008-51 2361 Joe Frank Harris Parkway (US 41), Cassville

Old Macedonia Baptist Church Organized 1847 GHM 008-12A Euharlee and Macedonia Roads, west of Euharlee [34°10.453N, 84°58.759W]

Original Site Adairsville-1830's GHM 008-1 US 41 just south of Bartow-Gordon County line

Pettit Creek Camp-Site Federal 23rd Corps GHM 008-3 Ga. 293 at Goodyear plant at Pettit Creek, N of Cartersville

Raccoon Creek GHM 008-25 Ga. 113 just east of Stilesboro at Raccoon Creek

Railroad Block-House GHM 008-7 Ga. 293 at Sandtown Rd just north of Allatoona Lake

Site of Sam Jones' Tabernacle GHM 008-12B West Main Street at School Avenue, Cartersville

Site: Cassville Female College GHM 008-21 US 41 at Willow Lane, Cassville

Site: Cherokee Baptist College GHM 008-22 On Firetower Road off US 41 at Cassville

Spring Bank GHM 008-32 Halls Station Road 1.4 miles north of Ga. 293

Surrender of Confederate Troops May 12, 1865 GHM 008-36 Church Street, Kingston

The Andrews Raiders at Kingston GHM 008-34 Johnson Street in Kingston [34°14.155N, 84°56.793W]

The Army of the Cumberland at Stilesboro GHM 008-24 Ga. 113 at Stilesboro

The Federal Army at Kingston GHM 008-33 Ga. 293 at Halls Station Road, Kingston

Town of Cassville GHM 008-17 Old square in Cassville

Tribute on Monument (Side 1) In Friendship Plaza in downtown Cartersville

Unknown Confederate Dead GHM 008-40A Cemetery in Kingston

Wooley's Bridge GHM 008-11 Ga. 20 about two miles west of Kingston at Roberson Road

Missing and Removed Markers

Appalachian Valley WPA 3.5 miles south of Cartersville, US 41

Battle of Allatoona GHM 008-41 At the overlook, end of Ga. 20 Spur [removed for repair]

"Bill Arp" GHM 008-16 US 411 5 miles north of Cartersville

Cartersville Mining District WPA 41 D-12 2 miles south of Cartersville, US 41

Etowah WPA 41 D-13 US 41 S of Cartersville at old overlook

Mosteller's Plantation GHM 008-26 Ga. 140 just east of Cedar Creek, 5 mi E of Adairsville

Site Jonathan McDow House GHM 008-18 Old Dixie Highway about 2 miles south of Adairsville

Wayside Home WPA 411 C-13 Near site of home in Kingston, Ga. 293 (old US 411)

Source: https://www.scv670.com:80/markers.htm

The Bartow County Civil War Research Bundle includes an index to soldiers from Bartow County plus the following 20 books:

A Guide to Georgia Civil War Research

Kingston Then and Now

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 1st Cavalry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 1st Confederate Infantry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 1st Infantry Regiment State Guards

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 3rd Infantry Battalion

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 4th Infantry Regiment Reserves

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 10th Cavalry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 12th Cavalry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 14th Infantry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 16th Cavalry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 18th Infantry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 19th Infantry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 22nd Infantry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 23rd Infantry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 40th Infantry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 41st Infantry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 60th Infantry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia 63rd Infantry Regiment

Historical Sketch and Roster of the Georgia Washington Light Artillery