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




North Carolina in the American Civil War

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

North Carolina State Troops Assigned to CSA
Date Organized	Unit Name	Captain(s) from Bertie County	Assigned To:	Date Ended	Comments
May 1, 1861	Company L Bertie Volunteers	Capt. Jesse C. Jacocks	1st NC Volunteers	November 12, 1861	Mustered out - six months service complete.
May 16, 1861	Company F	Capt. Thomas M. Garrett	5th NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
June 18, 1861	Company H	None (Captains from Northampton County)	9th NC Volunteers / 19th NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
January 22, 1862	Company C	Capt. Francis W. Bird, Capt. Edward Ralph Outlaw	11th NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
February 20, 1862	Company D Hertford County Rifles	None (Captains from Hertford County)	17th NC Regiment	April 26, 1865	Surrendered at Bennett Place, NC near Durham Station.
February 24, 1862	Company B Albemarle Artillery	None (Captain from Chowan County)	3rd NC Battalion-Light Artillery	April 26, 1865	Surrendered at Bennett Place, NC near Durham Station.
February 24, 1862	Company C North Carolina Artillery	Capt. John M. Sutton	3rd NC Battalion-Light Artillery	April 26, 1865	Surrendered at Bennett Place, NC near Durham Station.
March 27, 1862	Company E, Company G	Capt. Solomon H. Whyte	3rd NC Battalion-Light Artillery, 32nd NC Regiment	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
August 9, 1862	Company F	Capt. Joseph B. Cherry	59th NC Regiment (4th Cavalry)	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
November 15, 1862	Cherry's Company, Company B, Company I	Capt. Joseph O. Cherry, Capt. George D. Ward	Independent Company, 12th NC Battalion-Cavalry, 59th NC Regiment (4th Cavalry)	April 9, 1865	Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, VA.
August 29, 1863	Company E	None (Captain from Hertford County)	68th NC Regiment	April 26, 1865	Disbanded Voluntarily at Different Locations, Very Few Received Paroles
September 23, 1863	Company F	Capt. John T. Mebane	68th NC Regiment	April 26, 1865	Disbanded Voluntarily at Different Locations, Very Few Received Paroles
July 15, 1864	Company K	None (Captains from Other Counties)	1st NC Regiment-Junior Reserves	April 26, 1865	Mustered out at Bush Hill, NC (Randolph County).
North Carolina Militia Units
Date Organized	Unit Name	Captain(s) from Bertie County	Assigned To:	Date Ended	Comments
September 10, 1861	White's District	Capt. Miles Hughes, Capt. Van Buren White	8th NC Regiment of Militia (Southeastern Bertie County)	EOW	EOW = End of War.
November 2, 1861	Colerain District	Capt. ? Perry, Capt. Joseph Mizell
November 2, 1861	Durgan's District	Capt. John Williams
November 2, 1861	Salmon Creek District	Capt. Hezekiah White
November 2, 1861	Windsor District	Capt. James Bond, Capt. Thomas T. Allen
November 30, 1861	Indian Woods District	Capt. Louis B. Sutton
August 16, 1861	Mitchell's District	Capt. Abram Jenkins	9th NC Regiment of Militia (Northwestern Bertie County)	EOW	EOW = End of War.
August 16, 1861	Roxobel District	Capt. William S. Brown
August 16, 1861	Snake Bite District	Capt. Robert A. Coward
August 16, 1861	Trap District	Capt. Granville G. Morris
November 2, 1861	Woodville District	Capt. James B. Rodgers
November 29, 1861	Jernigan's District	Capt. George O. Cherry (Promoted from Lt. on March 29, 1862)
North Carolina Home Guard Units
Date Organized	Unit Name	Captain(s) from Bertie County	Assigned To:	Date Ended	Comments
< January 5, 1864	3-5 Companies (Units not named)	Capt. J.F. Oliver, Capt. Whitmel S. Hugh (Only ones named)	31st NC Battalion-Home Guard	EOW	EOW = End of War.