Civil War Military Units Created With Men From Anson County, NC




North Carolina in the American Civil War

Civil War Military Units Created With Men From Anson County, NC

North Carolina State Troops Assigned to CSA
Date Organized	Unit Name	Captain(s) from Anson County	Assigned To:	Date Ended	Comments
April 30, 1861	Company C Anson Guards	Capt Robert T. Hall, Capt. Charles E. Smith, Capt. Eli Freeman, Capt. William A. Liles	4th NC Volunteers / 14th NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
May 22, 1861	Company A Anson Ellis Rifles	Capt. William F. Harlee, Capt. James Marshall Wall, Capt. Frank Bennett	13th NC Volunteers / 23rd NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
July 1, 1861	Company K Pee Dee Wild Cats	Capt. James C. Caraway, Capt. Thomas Lilly	26th NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
September 6, 1861	Company A	Capt. John F. Forte	31st NC Regiment	April 26, 1865	Surrendered at Bush Hill, NC (Randolph County).
October 3, 1861	Company B O.K. Boys	Capt. Edward R. Liles, Capt. Charles B. Lindsey, Capt. James T. Bradley	31st NC Regiment	April 26, 1865	Surrendered at Bush Hill, NC (Randolph County).
February 24, 1862	Company H Fisher Light Infantry	Capt. Walter Jones Boggan, Capt. John H. Coppedge, Capt. Hampton Beverly	43rd NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
February 25, 1862	Company I Anson Regulators	Capt. Robert T. Hall	43rd NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
February 25, 1862	Company K Anson Independents	Capt. James Boggan, Capt. Caswell H. Sturdivant	43rd NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
May 10, 1862	Company A	Capt. Lewis A. Johnson	59th NC Regiment (4th Cavalry)	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
June 6, 1864	Company D, Company I	None (Captain from Wayne County)	1st NC Battalion-Junior Reserves, 1st NC Regiment-Junior Reserves	April 26, 1865	Surrendered at Bush Hill, NC (Randolph County).
July 14, 1864	Lilly's Company-Sr. Reserves, Company I	Capt. Hampton S. Lilly	Independent Company 6th NC Regiment-Senior Reserves	April 26, 1865	Few paroled, most simply went home on their own accord.
August 1864	Biles's Company-Sr. Reserves, Company G. " "	None (Captain from Stanly County)	Independent Company, Lt. Col. Adolphus A. Moss's Battalion-Sr. Reserves, 6th NC Regiment-Senior Reserves	April 26, 1865	Few paroled, most simply went home on their own accord.
North Carolina Militia Units
Date Organized	Unit Name	Captain(s) fron Anson County	Assigned To:	Date Ended	Comments
September 18, 1861	Beverly District	Capt. Henry W. Ledbetter	80th NC Regiment of Militia (Eastern Part of Anson County)	EOW	EOW = End of War.
September 18, 1861	Guledge's District	Capt. John P. Ratcliff
September 18, 1861	Morven District	Capt. John W. Kilgore
September 18, 1861	Smith's District	Capt. Rowland Crump
September 18, 1861	Wadesboro District	Capt. Lewis L. Boggan
September 30, 1861	Lile's District	Capt. Stephen Wall Ellerby
September 11, 1861	Burnesville Beat	Capt. James M. Broadway	81st NC Regiment of Militia (Western Part of Anson County	EOW	EOW = End of War.
September 11, 1861	Cedar Hill Beat	Capt. Presley N. Smith
September 11, 1861	Diamond Hill Beat	Capt. Clement Allen
September 11, 1861	White's Store Beat	Capt. Elijah N. Redfearn
September 18, 1861	Gum Spring Beat	Capt. Alexander C. Sturdivant
December 16, 1861	Lanesboro Beat	Capt. William J. Learn
North Carolina Home Guard Units
Date Organized	Unit Name	Captain(s) from Anson County	Assigned To:	Date Ended	Comments
< October 26, 1863	3-5 Companies	None Identified	39th NC Battalion-Home Guard	EOW	EOW = End of War.
October 26, 1864	Company A	Capt. Lewis L. Boggan	3rd NC Regiment-Home Guard (2nd Organization)	Unknown	-
November 26, 1864	Company E	Unknown	6th NC Regiment-Home Guard (2nd Organization)	EOW	EOW = End of War.
April 2, 1865	Unknown	Unknown	3rd NC Regiment-Home Guard (3rd Organization)	EOW	EOW = End of War.