A.D. Smith, Colonel

J.H. Hudson, Lt. Colonel

Smith, A. D. Captain; elected colonel 26th Regiment 1862, wounded Petersburg; died at home

Davis, Washington W. 1st lieutenant; promoted captain 1862; killed Clays Farm, Virginia

Wallace, John W., 2nd lieutenant; promoted 1st lieutenant 1862; dead

Davis, James M. 3d lieutenant; promoted 2d lieutenant 1862; died at home

Bristow, Alexander E., 1st sergeant; promoted 3d and 2d lieutenant 1862; captain 1864; alive

Hall, Alexander, 2d sergeant; elected 3d lieutenant 1863; alive

Hammond, Haynes L. 3d sergeant; transferred to North Carolina Regiment; killed Wilderness

Quick, Robert, 4th sergeant; promoted 1st sergeant 1864; killed Petersburg, 1864

Quick, Thomas P., 5th sergeant; killed Petersburg 1864

Parker, Peter, 1st corporal; promoted sergeant 1862; died at home

Brigman, J. Curtis, 2d corporal; alive

Hayes, James M. 3d corporal; alive

Roller, John 4th corporal; killed Secessionville, 1862

Brigman, Eli, 5th corporal; killed Petersburg, 1864

Covington, Harris, 2d lieutenant 1861; promoted 1st lieutenant, 1864; captain, 1865; died 1876

Malone, John C. elected 1st sergeant 1862; transferred; living

Parham, Alex K. elected 1st sergeant 1863; alive

Emanuel, Frank W. elected sergeant-major 1862; ordinance sergeant 1861; died in Texas

Privates:

Bittle James H, killed Petersburg 1864

Bolton, Britton, died at home

Brigman, Henry

Brigman, Moses

Brigman, William, killed at Petersburg, 1864

Brigman, Henry

Brigman, Jacob C.

Barrington, Goodwin, living

Barrington, Sion R., living

Barrington, Ebby W. , living

Barrington, Alex H., living

Bealancua, Augustus

Calder, Henry, transferred to 8th Regiment

Calder, Stamford

Calder, Daniel, died at home

Covington, henry, killed Petersburg 1864

Clayton, John, died at home of disease

Cole, William

Chavis, Eliab, alive

Chavis, James Alive

Chavis, Bytha J., died at home

Chavis, Willis J. living

Chavis, John, died June, 1862, at Charleston

Chavis, Nelson, living

Chavis, Eli, living

Chavis, Calvin, living

Chavis, Levi, killed Clays Farm near Petersburg, 1864

Chavis, William, killed near Petersburg, 1864

Chavis, Bithel, died at home on furlough, 1864

Chavis, Alfred, killed August 1864, near Petersburg

Clark, William

Davis, Younger, died of disease at Secessionville

Dawkins, Elisha A. killed near Petersburg 1864

Driggers, Thomas, killed Secessionville, June 1862

Driggers, Eli, wounded Clays Farm, Virginia, 1864; alive

Driggers, Gage, alive

Driggers, Peter, alive

English, Alex, wounded Jackson, Mississippi

English, Eli, alive

English, Welcome, killed Petersburg 1864

Fletcher, John S. , severely wounded Petersburg, 1864; alive

Griggs, Henry, transferred to Coits Battery 1864

Gilbert, Simeon

Gibson, Eli, wounded Burgiss Mill, Virginia 1865, alive

Gibson, Frank B. wounded near Appomatox, Virginia, day Lees surrender, April 9th 1865; alive

Gibson, John, killed near Petersburg 1864

Grooms, Evander, killed near Petersburg, 1864

Grant, James T. alive

Guinn, Anderson, alive

Hammond, Stephen, transferred to North Carolina Regiment 1864

Hatcher, Abner, wounded Petersburg 1864; alive

Hatcher, Aaron, died at home 1864

Hall, William, alive

Jacobs, Curtis J. alive

Jacobs, Archie, died Petersburg, Virginia

Jones, William

Jones, James H. , died 1895

Jacobs, Samuel, alive

Laviner, Hiram

Laviner, Harris, living

Liles, James S. wounded Petersburg 1864; alive

McGee, Wesley M.

Mumford, James Killed at Petersburg, Virginia

Morris, Campbell, died since war

McGee, Henry

Mahoney, Thomas, discharged

Oxendine, Manny, alive

Oxendine, Leonard C., promoted on field, 1864, to sergeant; alive

Odom, Alexander, alive

Odom, Noah, transferred to 4th South Carolina Calvary; alive

Parks, Alex, died Charleston 1863

Parker, Andres

Parham, William, died Church Flats, South Carolina

Perkins, Miles, died in hospital

Perkins, Wm.

Prevatt, Evander, died in hospital

Powell, Wm. R. alive

Quick, Aaron T. alive

Quick, Robt. W. died at home

Quick, Evander, alive

Quick, Stephen, wounded Petersburg and Appomatox,; dead

Quick, Ebby, wounded Petersburg 1864; alive

Quick, Wyatt, died at home 1863

Quick, Chas. D. alive

Quick, Madison, alive

Roller, Henry T.

Roller, Benjamin, alive

Roller, John, killed Secessionville, South Carolina

Rainwaters, Samuel

Rogers, Pinckney, alive

Smith, Stephen

Scott, Benjamin

Sweat, Benjamin, killed 1862

Sweat, Leonard, killed Petersburg 1864

Sweat, John died Secessionville 1862

Steen, Morgan

Strickland, Henry, died Petersburg 1864

Smith, James discharged

Sweat, William, wounded Jackson, Mississippi; alive

Stanton, John, killed Petersburg 1864

Townsend, Walter S. ; alive

Turner, Aaron alive

Watson, Coleman, died at home

Wilkinson, Gorman, died Charleston

Williams, Chas.

The notations after each man is his status when the book was written in the late 1890s. The book was published posthumously in 1897.

A History of Marlboro County, South Carolina by J. A. W. Thomas Reprint sponsored by the Marlborough Historical Society
Gateway Press, Inc. Baltimore 1989
Originally published Atlanta, 1897
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 73-181859
International Standard Book Number 0-8063-7985-5

Special thanks to Barbara Cope Svetlick (Gumba@worldnet.att.net) for transcribing this roster.