Confederate Dead in the Danville, VA Hospitals. N.P. no date. This list was excerpted from an internet mailing list.

Confederate Military History - Vol. 5. by Ellison Capers. This set was originally publised in the late 1800's in 12 volumes. Available on CD-ROM

The History of a Brigade of South Carolinians. J. F. J. Caldwell
Philadephia, 1866. 245 pgs. no index. Reprint 1998 with index. Eastern Digital Resources. Available in paperback & CD-ROM

This history covers the 5 regiments which made up the brigade known first as Gregg's then as McGowan's brigade.


The 1st SC Volunteer Infantry - Greggs
The Twelfth Volunteer Infantry
The Thirteenth Volunteer Infantry
The Fourteenth Volunteer Infantry
Orr's Regiment of Rifles

This is an excellent blow-by-blow account of the actions of this brigade, but it contains no rosters and losses of officers only listed by name.

History of Edgefield County from the Earliest Settlements to 1897. Chapman, John A. Newberry, SC. A. H. Aul Co. 1897. Reprint 1998 Eastern Digital Resources. Available on CD-ROM.

History of Florida - Past and Present. The Lewis Publishing Company. Chicago. 1923. The Flags of Civil War South Carolina., Dedmondt, Glenn 2000. The Pelican Publishing Company. 160 pgs.

Manuscript Research Records on the CSA Service of the Todd and Amick Families of SC Plus Research Into the Records of Companies I and C of the 15th SCVI.
Copy in the collections of the SC Historical Society.

Memoirs of the War of the Secession. Hagood, Johnson. This book is divided into two parts. Part 1 covers the 1st (Hagood's) SC 12 month regiment. Part II covers Hagood's Brigade, which included the 11th, 21st, 25th, and 27th SC Regiments and the 7th SC Battalion.

Military Bibliography of the Civil War. Dornbush, Charles Emil. New York. 1971. The New York Public Library.

National Archives microfilm list of S.C. CSA dead, 1861-1865. (145 rolls, series M598.
This microfilm made from Professor River's "Roll of Honor" which had been deposited in the National Archives in 1947 after being discovered in the vaults of a bank in Charleston, SC. The original document was returned to the SC Department of Archives and History in 1994.

Ninety Years in Aiken County. Gasper Loren Toole,II. Self Pulished. No copyright. No date. Reprint 1998. Available in Paperback $45.00.

Old and New Columbia. Williams, J. F.

Paths to the Past

Confederate death and burial lists compiled in a number of bound pamphlets by the Lauderdale County (Mississippi) Dept. of Archives and History. Copies in the collections of the SC Historical Society (Charleston, SC).

Record of Deaths in Columbia, South Carolina and elsewhere as recorded by John Glass 1859-1877 by Brent Howard Holcomb Certified Genealogist.

Regimental Publications and Personal Narratives of the Civil War: A Checklist. Dornbush, Charles E. New York. 1961. The New York Public Library.

Relic of the Lost Cause Lesser, Charles H.; Rev. 1996. SC Dept. of Archives and History.

Rivers Account of the Raising of Troops in South Carolina for State and Confederate Service. Rivers, Col. William J. Columbia. The Bryan Printing Co. 1909. Reprint 1998 by Eastern Digital Resources. Available in Paperback & CD-ROM


Col. Rivers was commissioned by the State of SC in 1862 to begin compiling a Roll of the Dead. He began that work during the war based on newspaper accounts, letters from survivors and personal knowledge of the battles. After the war he continued compiling this Roll even though the state never paid any of his expenses. Compilation continued up until his death about 1890. After his death, the state paid a couple of ladies to compile and transcribe Col. Rivers' notes and this transcription is the basis of the book. The book was made from originals of the transcriptions. The work was stopped and restarted at least twice because of apparent errors, but at this point it's all we really have to work from. Broken Fortunes - the new book from the State Historical Society corrects and corroborates some of River's notes. As far as I know the original notes have been lost.

South Carolina Troops in Confederate Service, Vol. II
Salley, A. S. The State Co., Columbia, SC 1930. No Copyright. This volume covers the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th infantry regiments.

South Carolina Troops in Confederate Service, Vol. III
Salley, A. S. The State Co., Columbia, SC 1930. No Copyright. This volume covers the 5th Infantry Regiment. Available on CD-ROM