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




North Carolina in the American Civil War

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

North Carolina State Troops Assigned to CSA
Date Organized	Unit Name	Captain(s) from Davidson County	Assigned To:	Date Ended	Comments
April 23, 1861	Company B Thomasville Rifles	Capt. Willis L. Miller, Capt. Joseph Harrison Lambeth	4th NC Volunteers / 14th NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
May 8, 1861	Company A Davidson Guards	Capt. James M. Leach, Capt. Jacob C. Hedgecock, Capt. James F. Beall, Capt. John H. Miller	11th NC Volunteers / 21st NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
May 14, 1861	Company I Lexington Wild Cats	Capt. Jesse Hargrave, Capt. Thomas B. Beall	4th NC Volunteers / 14th NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
May 16, 1861	Company F	None (Captains from Rowan County)	7th NC Regiment	April 26, 1865	Surrendered at Bennett Place, NC near Durham Station.
November 16, 1861	Company A, Company A	Capt. Charles W. Bradshaw, Capt. Jacob H. Koontz	Maj. George C. Gibbs' NC Prison Guard Battalion, 42nd NC Regiment	May 2, 1865	Mustered out at Center Church in Randolph County.
February 21, 1862	Company B	Capt. Albert A. Hill, Capt. John H. Mabry	48th NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
March 13, 1862	Company H	Capt. John Henry Michael, Capt. John Franklin Heitman	48th NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
March 27, 1862	Company K North State Boys	None (Captains from Other Counties)	45th NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
May 19, 1862	Company A	Capt. Hammet J. Harris	10th NC Battalion-Heavy Artillery	April 26, 1865	Mustered out at Bush Hill, NC (Randolph County).
May 23, 1862	Company I	Capt. Edwin D. Earnhardt	42nd NC Regiment	May 2, 1865	Mustered out at Center Church in Randolph County.
May 26, 1862	Company A Holtsburg Guards	Capt. Anderson Ellis, Capt. George Franklin Smith	54th NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
June 5, 1863	1st Company A, Company G-The Rough & Readys	None (Captain from Rowan County)	Salisbury Prison Guard Battalion, 66th NC Regiment	April 26, 1865	Surrendered at Bennett Place, NC near Durham Station.
May 23, 1864	Company A, Company C	Capt. Alfred M. Heitman	6th NC Battalion-Junior Reserves, 1st NC Regiment-Junior Reserves	April 26, 1865	Mustered out at Bush Hill, NC (Randolph County).
June 18, 1864	Independent Company, Company C, Company C	Capt. John Miller	Miller's Company-Senior Reserves, Lt. Col. Adolphus A Moss's Battalion-Senior Reserves, 6th NC Regiment-Senior Reserves	April 26, 1865	Few paroled, most simply went home on their own accord.
November 13, 1864	Company F, Company F	Capt. Richard Lindsay Surratt	Lt. Col. Adolphus A Moss's Battalion-Senior Reserves, 6th NC Regiment-Senior Reserves	April 26, 1865	Few paroled, most simply went home on their own accord.
November 13, 1864	Company G, Company G	None (Captain from Stanly County)	Lt. Col. Adolphus A Moss's Battalion-Senior 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) from Davidson County	Assigned To:	Date Ended	Comments
October 1, 1861	Ebenezer District	Capt. LaFayette Leonard	65th NC Regiment of Militia (Lower Davidson County)	EOW	EOW = End of War.
November 25, 1861	Conard Hill District	Capt. Henry C. Hedrick
November 25, 1861	Cotton Grove District	Capt. Robert L. Beall
November 25, 1861	Four Mile Branch District	Capt. John B. Miller, Capt. Willie Crouse
November 25, 1861	Hannersville District	Capt. David W. Andrews
November 25, 1861	Healing Spring District	Capt. Henry C. Daniels
November 25, 1861	Lexington District	Capt. Charles W. Smyth
November 25, 1861	Rock Spring District	Capt. William A. Redwine
December 26, 1861	Hamby's Creek District	Capt. William Hedrick
December 26, 1861	Lick Creek District	Capt. George Gibson
December 26, 1861	Sand Hill District	Capt. Hocking Brooks
December 26, 1861	Silver Hill District	Capt. Aaron E. Gallimore
December 26, 1861	Silver Valley District	Capt. Phillip J. Hedrick
December 26, 1861	Thomasville District	Capt. John B. Pugh
February 11, 1862	Jackson's Hill District	Capt. Joseph C. Skeen
September 27, 1861	Bulow District	Capt. Henry Berrier	66th NC Regiment of Militia (Upper Davidson County)	EOW	EOW = End of War.
September 28, 1861	Clemmonsville District	Capt. Samuel S. Jones
October 1, 1861	Farmer's Creek District	Capt. Daniel W. Wagoner
October 1, 1861	Reedy Creek District	Capt. John S. Delap
November 26, 1861	Cross Roads District	Capt. John H. Koontz
November 26, 1861	Muddy Creek District	Capt. William B. Hampton
November 26, 1861	Tyro Creek District	Capt. Alexander Swicegood
December 13, 1861	Bethany District	Capt. Jacob Wire
December 13, 1861	Brown Town District	Capt. Napoleon Bonaparte Orrell, Capt. Charles Teague
December 13, 1861	Chestnut Grove District	Capt. Caleb Peeler
December 13, 1861	Ebenezer District	Capt. LaFayette Leonard
December 13, 1861	Hunt's Fork District	Capt. Pleasant Absalom Hoover
December 13, 1861	Piney Grove District	Capt. Henry Wire
December 13, 1861	Rich Fork District	Capt. William L. Cecil
December 13, 1861	Sandy Ridge District	Capt. John Tesh
January 25, 1862	Abbott's Creek District	Not Named
February 13, 1862	Piney Grove School House District	Capt. William D. Roper
North Carolina Home Guard Units
Date Organized	Unit Name	Captain(s) from Davidson County	Assigned To:	Date Ended	Comments
< October 6, 1863	Company D	Not Named	14th NC Battalion-Home Guard	EOW	EOW = End of War.
	Not Identified	Capt. J.E. Summers
	Not Identified	Capt. John Teague
August 13, 1864	Not Identified	Not Named	Leventhorpe's Command-Home Guard	EOW	EOW = End of War.
October 29, 1864	Company G	Capt. W.T. Moore	1st NC Regiment-Home Guard (2nd Organization)	EOW	EOW = End of War.
November 22, 1864	Sumner's Company	Capt. ? Sumner	5th NC Regiment-Home Guard (2nd Organization)	EOW	EOW = End of War.
December 7, 1864	Not Identified	Not Named	9th NC Regiment-Home Guard	EOW	EOW = End of War.
April 2, 1865	Company C	Not Named	3rd NC Regiment-Home Guard (3rd Organization)	EOW	EOW = End of War.