Officers:

Spears, J. Edwin, Captain; resigned may 1863; died at home 1864

Johnson, R., 1st lieutenant; promoted captain 1863; lost arm 1863; resigned 1863; died 1884

Griffin, Wm., 2d lieutenant; resigned 1862; died at home

Easterling, C.D., 3d lieutenant; promoted 2d lieutenant 1862; 1st lieutenant in 1863; captain 1863; alive

Reese, J.D., 1st sergeant; died 1862

Tatum, F.P, 2d sergeant; promoted 1st sergeant 1862; 1st lieutenant 1863; alive

Green, W. J., 3d sergeant; promoted 3d lieutenant 1863; killed in battle 1863

Moore, T.B., 4th sergeant; promoted 2d lieutenant 1863; died 1873

Barrow, J.L, 5th sergeant; captured 1863; alive

Mallonie, J.C., 1st corporal, transferred to 26th Regiment South Carolina Volunteers

Stubbs, J.L., 3d corporal; promoted 2d sergeant 1863; alive

Hinson, J.P., 2d corporal; promoted 1st sergeant, 1863

Townsend, 4th sergeant, transferred to 26th Regiment

Privates:

Ammons, Allen, dead

Ammons, Alpheus, alive

Ammons, Thos. Still living

Arnett, Benj. Discharged 1863

Brigman, L, died 1875

Bristow, T.C. alive

Bennett, G.W., still living

Bass, Richard, alive

Bowyer, T.M., transferred 1862; dead

Bethea, A.J., detailed as hospital steward; dead

Bethea, T.T., killed Franklin 1864

Beverly, Robert, promoted corporal 1863; killed 1863

Barrentine, G.

Bennett., J.J., camp cook

Calder, H., killed Atlanta 1864

Cope, John, died in hospital in Atlanta, Georgia in 1864

Cope, E. , still living

Calder, R. transferred to Sharpshooters Regiment 1862

Chavis, J., died at home 1868

Chavis, Wm., discharged 1862

Chavis, Geo. Died in hospital in 1862

Caulk, James, died in hospital 1862

Caulk, J.C.

Crawford, W.H.

Crawford, HY.B.

Crawford, G.G.,

Covington, H., transferred to 26th Regiment; died 1876

Day, Wm., killed battle Chickamauga 1863

Dunn, Alexander, died in camp 1863

Driggers, M.C., died at home 1878

Driggers, Whit. Dead

Driggers, C.O.

Driggers, ? , died at home 1862

Ellen, W.B., died at home

Easterling, W.B., promoted sergeant 1863; lost right arm Franklin 1864

Easterling, J.T. color-sergeant; killed Franklin, Tenn. 1864

Easterling, J.N. prisoner 1863

Easterling, W.L., alive

Fields, P. died at home 1863

Fletcher, N. died in camp 1862

Green, J.B., promoted 3 lieutenant 1863; alive

Green, Geo, died 1865

Griffin, John, died 1863

Gaddy, J.W.

Gaddy, Wm., transferred 1862

Hinson, H.P., alive

Hinson, E.D., died 1863

Hodges, R. alive

Hodges, J.H., died in hospital 1863

Hall, James

Haithcock, R., died in hospital 1863

Hubbard, Martin, lost thumb in battle

Jacobs, Asbury

Jones, J.A., color-sergeant; killed Franklin, 1864

Johnson, J. corporal; killed 1863

Jones, W.W., died at home

Jacobs., J.P, camp cook

Lewis, W.S., appointed sergeant 1863; died 1896

Liles, S.H., corporal; killed 1863 Kennesaw Mountain

McRae, W.J., captured 1863; died at home

Miller, H., transferred to 8th Regiment; lost leg; dead

McCollum, H., still living

Meekins, W.E., corporal; killed 1863

Meekins, P.P. still living

Meekins, Oscar, killed Jonesboro, Georgia 1863

McQuaig, H., company courier; alive

Medlin, John discharged 1862

Medlin, Jas, discharged 1862

Medlin, Jonathan, discharged 1862

Norton, Elias

Norton, Samuel, killed Franklin 1864

Norton, Jas., died 1862

Odom, S.W. killed Chickamauga 1863

Odom, H.E., killed Jackson 1863

Odom, J.G. died in hospital 1863

Odom, D.A. transferred to sharpshooters 1862

Odom. L

Odom, P.E.

Peel, Freeman, captured 1864; died 1881

Parham. A. alive

Parham, Samuel, killed Peachtree creek, 1863

Parker, Wm., killed Peachtree creek, 1863

Quick, M. alive

Quick, A.

Quick, James, died at home

Rowe, W.D., died 1896

Rowe, J.H., died in hospital 1862

Rascoe, H. died in hospital 1862

Stubbs, Thos

Stubbs, Daniel, wounded and discharged 1863

Sanders, J., died in camp 1863

Sweat, Jas., died 1869

Sweat, J.W., died at home

Sweat, Simeon, killed 1863

Sweat, Harris, discharged 1863

Stanton, N., killed at Franklin, Tennessee, 1864

Stanton, E.G., wounded and discharged 1863

Stanton, M., killed Franklin 1864

Sweat, Sam, died from wounds 1863

Thompson, T.J., discharged 1862

Trawick, Peter, killed Franklin 1864

Turner, L., died at home

Turner, Jas.

Turner, D.

Turner, Jack, died 1895

Usher, Chas., died at home 1863

Wallace, J.B., in Texas; alive

Willoughby R., discharged 1862

Williams, Thos., died 1864

Williams, L.

Williams, Joseph, died in hospital 1863

Wright, Daniel, died 1862

Woodley, Jonathan, alive

Woodle, E, wounded 1863

Woodle, Hinson, killed in battle 1863

Waters, J.

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.