Officers:

Thomas, J. A. W. Captain (Note this is the author of the book) twice wounded; died August 2, 1896

Leggett, W.L., 1st lieutenant, resigned, died 1892

Easterling, N.A., 1st lieutenant, wounded, died in prison

Townsend, R.E., 2nd lieutenant; alive (1896)

Cook, W.D., 3d lieutenant, wounded and died in prison

Moore, J.R., 1st sergeant, wounded and died in prison

Easterling; A.G. 2nd sergeant; wounded and afterwards killed at Cold Harbor

Adams, W.H., 3d sergeant, wounded, captured and yet alive

Feagan, E.J., 4th sergeant; killed at Cold Harbor

Quick, H.T, 1st corporal; wounded and died at Cold Harbor

Moore, A.W. 2d corporal; captured till close of way; died 1897

Gibson, J.M., 3d corporal; killed near Petersburg

Lester, T.C. 4th corporal; prisoner at close of war; alive

Sinclair, D.M., 3d corporal, killed near Petersburg

Odom, W.B., 3d corporal, wounded; captured; alive

Weaton, D.D. 2d corporal; prisoner when war closed; alive

Privates:

Adams, Joshua, wounded; alive

Adams, J.R., killed at Cold Harbor

Adams, W.L., died in hospital

Anderson, J.G. (corp) killed at Petersburg

Barrington, P.L. ,died in Charleston in camp

Barrington, W., died in hospital

Barrington, Philip, killed at Petersburg

Bennett, F., captured; released at close of war; alive

Bennett, Thos. , captured; released at close of war; alive

Bowen, C., wounded; alive

Bowen, F.C. killed at Drurys Bluff

Bristow, D.M., wounded; captured; died in prison

Bristow, R.W., mortally wounded at Fort Fisher; died

Bristow, W.J., killed by accident

Brigman, Geo, discharged; alive

Bundy, G.W. captured at Fort Fisher; died in prison

Butler, Elijah, discharged; died in 1886

Butler, Wm., died in hospital

Butler, W., discharged, under age; alive

Calder, J.D., died in hospital

Calder, Standford, discharge; died October 27, 1891

Clarke, Archie, died in hospital

Clark, Jno. C. discharged; died 1886

Coward, J.H. transferred

Covington, A.B., discharged; alive

Covington, A.D., captured; released at close of war; alive

Cottingham, F., wounded at Walthall and died

Creech, David, captured at Fort Fisher; died in prison

Cummings, Elijah, captured and returned; alive

Currie, N.R., captured at Fort Fisher; died in prison

David, Dr. W.J., transferred to 18th Regiment; surgeon; died 1895

Dial, Jacob, captured at Fort Fisher; died in prison

Dunn, Thomas, killed at Petersburg

Dunn, Wm., died at home on sick leave

Easterling, A.J., died on sick leave

Easterling, G.W., captured and returned; died 1878

Easterling, H.R., died on sick leave

Easterling, Jesse A, 4th sergeant; killed on Morris Island, July 10, 1863

Easterling, Joel. A., died at Georgetown 1862

Easterling, Jno. L. died since war

Easterling, Jno. A. died in hospital

Easterling, Jas. T., discharged; since died

Easterling, W.L., served short time; alive

Easterling, W.T., captured at Fort Fisher; released; alive

Fletcher, Thos. Discharged; alive

Fields, Silas, alive

Gibson, A.H., killed at Drurys Bluff, 1864

Gay, P.W. captured at Fort Fisher; died in prison

Grice, E.G. died 1896

Guinn, Geo. Alive

Hamer, A.C. wounded at Petersburg; died in hands of enemy

Hamer, C.H, Captured at Fort Fisher; died in prison

Hamer, E.C., discharged; died 1891

Hamer, J.C., captured; died in prison

Hamer, P.M., 1st sergeant; discharged; died May 1885

Hamer, R. H. 4th corporal; discharged; alive

Hamer, T.C., died on sick leave

Haywood, Anderson, discharged; died 1892

Haywood, Isham, killed on Morris Island

Haywood, Wm., died in hospital

Heustiss, G.W., wounded and died at Fort Fisher

Howard, John alive

Jacobs, B.L, died in hospital

Jacobs, Snowden, captured and released at close of war

Johnson, W.D. discharged; furnished substitute; alive

Leggett, A.J., captured; released at close of war; since died

Lochlin, A. alive

Locklier, Alex, died in hospital

Manship, A. killed at Petersburg

McKaskill, N.C. 2d sergeant; killed at Petersburg 1864

McCall, J.N. discharged; furnished substitute; alive

McDaniel, I.W. wounded twice, died 1887

McKenzie, J.C., alive

McQuage, J.R.

McIntyre, J.T. sergeant-major; wounded captured at Fort Fisher; died

Moore, B.J., Captured on Morris Island; died in prison

Newton, J.C. killed in battle of Drurys Bluff

Odom, D.A. alive

Odom, Henry, killed in battle at Petersburg

Odom, J.E., died in hospital at Georgetown

Odom, S.D. wounded; absent on sick leave at surrender; alive

Odom, J.E. wounded severely; died January 1885

Owens, Jno. Captured; died in prison

Pate, A.D. wounded at Fort Fisher and died

Pate, Willis, discharged; died 1888

Peel, Eli F. at surrender; alive

Peel, Thos. Wounded; alive

Polson, W., died at Georgetown 1862

Powers, Ervin, wounded; alive

Quick, Angus, captured at Fisher; died in prison

Quick, Henry, killed in battle

Quick, Jno. B. wounded at Fisher; died

Rascoe, Alex, captured; returned at close of war; alive

Rascoe, Wm., died in hospital

Scott, Wash, alive

Smith, C., captured, returned close of war alive

Spears, J.A., killed at Petersburg 1864

Steen, A., captured at Fisher; died in prison

Stogner, Thom, died in hospital Stogner, Wm., died at home on sick leave

Stephens, J.E., captured at Fisher, died in prison

Stephens, Rueben, died in hospital

Stubbs, A.A., discharged; died 1893

Stubbs, D.D. (4th corporal), captured and returned; alive

Stubbs, M.W., wounded mortally; died Petersburg 1864

Stubbs, S.F. captured at Fisher; died in prison

Stubbs, T.E. discharged; died since war

Stubbs, T.P, Discharged; alive

Tart, W.J., died Georgetown

Terrell, W.T. killed near Petersburg 1864

Thomas, Joe, died in hospital

Turnage, Luke, captured and returned close war; dead

Usher, M., Killed Walthall Junction 1864

Wallace, T.G. transferred to cavalry; alive

Waters, Reuben, killed at Petersburg 1864

Weatherford, Jas., died at home on sick leave 1864

Williams, Henry, captured; returned close of war; alive

Williams, Sam, transferred

Willis, Allen, killed at Petersburg

Wise, W.W. wounded severely; alive

Woodle, Ransom, severely wounded, since died

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.