| Name |
County
From |
Regiment |
Company |
Commissioned |
Rank |
Known
Captain(s) |
Known
Probable Battles / Skirmishes |
Comments |
| Abernathy,
Hiram W. |
Lincoln |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Shady Grove Rangers |
September 11, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
F. Hill |
|
Not re-elected when regiment re-organized on April
18, 1862. Later, appointed Lt. Colonel, but resigned almost immediately.
Rejoined the regiment as Captain of Company A on June 6, 1863. |
| Abernathy,
John A. |
Cleveland |
28th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Cleveland Regulators |
August 2, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Gold
G. Holland |
Cedar Run,
Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's
Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown |
Was a Private
and a Hospital Steward. Died on October 8, 1862, details not
provided. |
| Abernathy,
John N. |
Mecklenburg |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Mecklenburg Boys |
September 8, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
M. Norment |
Harper's
Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg (killed) |
Was a Private,
a Musician, and a Sergeant. KIA on July 1, 1863 at the battle
of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Abernathy,
John R. |
Iredell |
19th NC
Regiment
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
B |
November
20, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
[no captain] |
Stony Creek
Raid, Boydton Plank Road, Five Forks, 3rd Petersburg, Namonize
Church, Amelia Court House, Appomattox Court House |
Was a Private. |
| Abernathy,
Sidney S. |
Wake |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
August 10,
1861,
September 27, 1862,
April 12, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Eugene
Grissom,
" "
Capt. Charles N. Allen |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown,
Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Kellysville (POW) |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on May 1, 1862. Then enlisted as a
Private in Company I of the 55th NC Regiment. Elected as 2nd
Lieutenant back in this company, then promoted to 1st Lieutenant.
POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Fort Delaware,
DE, then Hilton Head, SC, then Fort Pulaski, GA, back to Fort
Delaware, DE. Released on June 12, 1865 after taking the Oath
of Allegiance. |
| Abernathy,
Thomas W. |
Lincoln |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Shady Grove Rangers |
June 27, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
F. Hill |
Gaines's
Mill (wounded) |
Was a Private
and a Corporal. Absent wounded from June 27, 1862 to unspecified
date. Died at a private house in Virginia, on November 6, 1862,
of disease. |
| Abrams,
Cader |
Washington |
7th NC Volunteers |
Company
G
Hamilton Guards |
May 10, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Lycurgus
L. Clements |
Hatteras
Inlet Batteries (POW) |
POW at
Fort Columbus, NY, then Fort Warren, MA. Exchanged on February
20, 1862. Company was mustered out of service on March 20, 1862. |
| Ackerman,
Charles T. |
New Hanover |
18th NC Regiment |
Company
A
German Volunteers |
October
12, 1862,
January 23, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
W. Brown, Jr.,
Capt. Benjamin F. Rinaldi |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville (wounded) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Resigned on May 20, 1863 due to personal reasons. |
| Adams,
Edwin |
Harnett |
Independent
Company,
Independent Company,
8th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Hockaday's
Company-Senior Reserves,
Williams's Company-Senior Reserves,
Company I |
August 10,
1864,
October 1, 1864,
December 22, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
Hockaday,
Capt. Isaac S. Williams,
Capt. Isaac S. Williams |
1st Fort
Fisher, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 8th NC Regiment Senior Reserves on
December 22, 1864. |
| Adams,
Eli M. |
Union |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
F
Redwine Beauregards |
October 6, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
[no captain] |
Fredericksburg,
2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Boon's Mill, Suffolk,
2nd Plymouth (mortally wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Died on May 10, 1864 from wounds received at the battle of 2nd
Plymouth, NC. |
| Adams,
James T. |
Lincoln |
49th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Pleasant Home Guards |
February
1, 1863,
June 18, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Peter
Z. Baxter,
Capt. George L. Phifer |
2nd Gum
Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Bottom's Bridge, Boon's
Mill, 2nd New Bern, Suffolk, Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's
Bluff, Siege of Petersburg, Avery's Farm, The Crater |
Was a Private.
Wounded on July 6, 1864 during the Siege of Petersburg, leg amputated.
Promoted to Captain while recuperating. |
| Adams,
James Theophilus |
Wake |
26th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Wake Guards |
May 29, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Oscar
R. Rand |
Bogue Island,
1st New Bern |
Promoted
to Captain, Major, and Lt. Colonel. |
| Adams,
Jesse |
New Hanover |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
D |
|
2nd Lieutenant |
|
|
Promoted
from the ranks. |
| Adams,
John Quincy |
Beaufort |
Anderson's
Battalion-Junior Reserves,
2nd NC Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company
I |
August 27,
1864,
December 7, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
S. Flynn |
Stony Creek
Raid, then killed at either
2nd Kinston or Bentonville |
Anderson's
Battalion-Junior Reserves was assigned to the 2nd NC Regiment
Junior Reserves on December 7, 1864. United Daughters of the
Confederacy asserts he was killed in battle after January 16,
1865. |
| Adams,
Samuel F. Jr. |
Rockingham |
45th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Troublesome Boys |
March 1, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
A. Hopkins |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station, 2nd Winchester, 1st Martinsburg,
Gettysburg (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Captured in ambulance train leaving Gettysburg. POW at Gettysburg
Hospital, then Fort Delaware, DE, then Johnson's Island, OH,
then Point Lookout, MD, exchanged on March 6, 1864. Promoted
to Captain. |
| Adams,
Samuel H. |
McDowell |
12th NC Volunteers |
Company
B
McDowell Rifles |
June 6,
1861,
May 27, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M. Neal |
Seven Pines
(killed) |
Was a Private.
KIA on May 31, 1861 at the battle of Seven Pines, VA. |
| Adams,
William |
Guilford |
27th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Guilford Grays |
April 20, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Sloan |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Adams,
William H. |
Surry |
11th NC Volunteers |
Company
H
Mountain Tigers |
June 5, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
R. Waugh |
1st Manassas |
Died on
August 22, 1861 of disease. |
| Adams,
William M. |
Johnston |
50th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
December 20, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
J. Ryals |
Malvern
Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Street's Ferry |
Was a Corporal.
September 30, 1864, granted a 30-day sick leave furlough. No
further records. Not reported with the regiment when it was surrendered
at Bennett House, NC. |
| Adams,
Zachariah T. |
Beaufort |
Independent
Company
36th NC Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
Jones'
Light Artillery
2nd Company G
Kennedy Artillery |
September
23, 1861,
March 17, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
P. Jones |
|
This unit
was assigned to the 36th NC Regiment (2nd Artillery) on March
17, 1862 after the 1st Company G was re-assigned to an Infantry
Battalion. Capt. Jones resigned on April 21, 1862, and Z.T. Adams
was promoted to Captain. |
| Addington,
William Montreville |
Macon |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
K
Nantahala Rangers |
April, 15, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thaddeus
P. Siler |
Vienna,
Dranesville, Willis's Church, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Harrison's
Landing |
Was Assistant
QM. Promoted to Captain. |
| Aderholdt,
John |
Catawba |
Williams'
Battalion /
1st NC Battalion Infantry,
32nd NC Regiment |
Company
F,
Company F |
August 14,
1861,
March 17, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Ray |
|
Company
began as Williams' Battalion on September 26, 1861, which evolved
into the 1st NC Battalion Infantry on November 29, 1861. Then
merged into the 32nd NC Regiment on March 17, 1862. Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on May 1, 1862. |
| Adkins,
David W. |
Yancey |
29th NC Regiment |
Company
G |
May 2, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Ezekiel
H. Hampton |
Tazewell,
Baptist Gap, 2nd Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, Atlanta Campaign,
New Hope Church, Pickett's Mill, Marietta, Latimer's Farm, Kennesaw
Mountain, Smyrna, Peachtree Creek, Ezra Church |
Was a Sergeant.
Dropped from the rolls on September 2, 1864. |
| Adkins,
James F. |
Hertford |
1st NC Regiment |
Company
F
Hertford Greys |
January
3, 1863,
October 14, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant.
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Jarrett
N. Harrell,
Capt. Thomas D. Boone |
Chancellorsville,
2nd Winchester, Gettysburg, Bristoe Campaign, Payne's Farm |
Was a Sergeant.
Richmond Hospital on April 17, 1864. Resigned on January 16,
1865 due to ill health. |
| Adkins,
Wilson |
Yancey |
29th NC Regiment |
Company
G |
July 26,
1861,
May 2, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Melchisadic
Chandler
Capt. Ezekiel H. Hampton |
1st Cumberland
Gap, Tazewell, Baptist Gap, 2nd Murfreesboro, Chickamauga |
Dropped
from the rolls on February 17, 1864. |
| Agostini,
Pasqual P. |
New Hanover |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
March 17,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
L. McKeithan |
Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from July 3, 1863 until April 30, 1863, when he
resigned due to his wounds. |
| Ahern,
James J. |
Cumberland |
2nd NC Battalion - Local Defense |
Company
E |
December
4, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Martin
V. B. Talley |
|
Was a Sergeant.
Present through December 1864, no further records. |
| Aiken,
Robert A. |
[TN] |
Walker's Battalion-Thomas's
Legion |
Company
H |
March 5,
1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Garner
N. Laudermilk |
Strawberry
Plains, Limestone Station, 1st Carter's Depot, Blue Springs,
Henderson's Mill |
Was a Private
in Company B. Promoted to Captain. aka Robert A. Akin. |
| Albertson,
Elbert J. |
Wayne |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
1st Company
I
Herring Artillery |
November
10, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
A. Holland |
|
Was a Sergeant.
Died in 1862 at Smithville, NC of Yellow Fever. |
| Albright,
Andrew Jackson |
Alamance |
53rd NC Regiment |
Company
F |
April 30,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. George
M.G. Albright |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st
Hagerstown |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Albright,
George Nicholas |
Alamance |
6th NC Regiment |
Company
F |
November
27, 1861,
July 15, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
N. Carter,
Capt. Benjamin F. White |
Barhamsville,
Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
Malvern Hill, 1st Rappahannock Station, Thoroughfare Gap, 2nd
Manassas, Ox Hill, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg
(wounded), Chancellorsville, Salem Church, Brandy Station, 2nd
Winchester, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Rappahannock Station (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 12, 1865 after taking
the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Albright,
Henry A. |
Alamance |
10th NC
Regiment
(1st Artillery) |
Company
C
Charlotte Artillery |
May 6, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
Graham |
Gettysburg,
Bristoe Station, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor, Siege
of Petersburg, Farmville |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Surrendered on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Albright,
Henry Clay |
Chatham |
26th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Chatham Boys |
June 10,
1861,
November 22, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
S. McLean |
Bogue Island,
1st New Bern, Seven Days' Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Albright,
John Gibbs |
Alamance |
Independent
Company,
Barnett's Battalion - Senior Reserves,
7th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Bradshaw's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company A,
Company A |
June 13,
1864,
late-August, 1864,
November 28, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
S. Bradshaw |
Coosawhatchie,
Siege of Savannah, Tuliffiny Iron Works, Fayetteville Market
House, Averasborough, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Lt. Col. James A. Barnett's Battalion-Senior
Reserves in late-August, 1864, then re-assigned to the 7th NC
Regiment Senior Reserves on November 28, 1864. Paroled on May
1, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Albright,
Samuel A. |
Alamance |
53rd NC Regiment |
Company
F |
September
20, 1862,
July 16, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
G.M. Albright,
Capt. Andrew J. Albright |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (wounded),
Manassas Gap, Jeffersonton, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign,
Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania (killed) |
Was a Private
in Company E of the 1st NC Regiment. Richmond Hospital on July
13, 1863, back on active duty July 20, 1863. KIA on May 13, 1864
at the battle of Spotsylvania, VA. |
| Albritton,
James Henry |
Greene |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
A
Greene County Riflemen |
May 16,
1861,
January 16, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
H. Drysdale |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill (wounded) |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Alderman,
Lewis T. |
New Hanover |
18th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
January 13, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Moore |
Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Jack's Shop, Bristoe Campaign, Mine
Run Campaign, 2nd Rappahannock Station, 2nd Kellysville, Payne's
Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover
Junction, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
1st Weldon Railroad, Gravel Hill, Fussell's Mill, 2nd Reams Station |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Died on September 16, 1864, from wounds received
an unspecified location. Probably 2nd Reams Station, VA. |
| Aldridge,
John W. |
Lenoir |
1st NC
Battalion - Local Defense,
67th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
November 28, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Stephen
G. Barrington |
Potter's
Raid, 2nd New Bern, 2nd Plymouth, Sinking of the C.S.S. Albemarle,
Poplar Point, Fort Branch, 2nd Kinston, Cox's Bridge |
Was a Sergeant
in 1st Company I of the 10th NC Regiment (1st Artillery), then
a Sergeant in this unit. The 1st NC Battalion-Local Defense was
redesignated as the 67th NC Regiment on January 18, 1864. Reported
absent sick with leave on June 30, 1864, no further records.
Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Alexander,
Abdon |
Mecklenburg |
10th NC
Regiment
(1st Artillery) |
Company
C
Charlotte Artillery |
May 1, 1862,
June 27, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
H. Brem,
Capt. Joseph Graham |
Hanover
Court House, Malvern Hill, 2nd Washington, Gettysburg, Bristoe
Station, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Sent home due to his wounds at Cold Harbor, where he remained
to the end of the war. |
| Alexander,
Abner |
Martin |
61st NC Regiment |
Company
H
Hill Guards |
June 9, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
D. Biggs, Sr. |
|
Was a Sergeant,
and wounded at the battle of Cold Harbor, VA. Promoted to 3rd
Lieutenant while recuperating, returned to the Company in mid-October
1864. Applied for retirement due to his wound, no further records.
Assumed he was not on active duty as a Lieutenant. |
| Alexander,
Brooks |
Stanly |
42nd NC Regiment |
Company
H |
March 25, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Jackson
M. Hartsell |
|
Resigned
on June 30, 1862. Later in CSA Navy. |
| Alexander,
Charles W. |
Mecklenburg |
1st NC
Volunteers,
11th NC Regiment,
" |
Company
C
Charlotte Grays,
Company A,
" |
April 25,
1861,
February 1, 1862,
May 6, 1862 |
Jr. 2nd
Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Egbert A. Ross
"
Capt. William L. Hand |
Big Bethel
Church, White Hall, Fort Anderson, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Station, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor,
Siege of Petersburg |
Retired
to the NC Invalid Corps on July 15, 1864. Paroled on May 16,
1865 at Charlotte, NC |
| Alexander,
Claudius A. |
Iredell |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
November
18, 1861,
June 19, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
B. Andrews |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Promoted to Captain. |
| Alexander,
Ephraim M. |
Alexander |
Independent
Company,
Stowe's Battalion - Senior Reserves,
5th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Oxford's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company F,
Company D |
July 19,
1864,
August 15, 1864,
December 5, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Elisha
C. Oxford |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to Lt. Col. George C. Stowe's Battalion-Senior
Reserves on August 15, 1864, then re-assigned to the 5th NC Regiment
Senior Reserves on December 5, 1864. Resigned on December 18,
1864 because he was on the Board of Wardens of the Poor for Alexander
County and also Constable for the Militia District of Alexander
County; accepted on January 30, 1865. |
| Alexander,
Erasmus B. |
Buncombe |
6th NC
Volunteers,
29th NC Regiment |
Company
F,
Company C
Bold Mountain Tigers |
May 7, 1861,
August 1, 1863,
September 23, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Patrick
H. Thrash,
Capt. John W. Gudger |
Chickamauga,
Atlanta Campaign, New Hope Church, Pickett's Mill, Marietta,
Latimer's Farm, Kennesaw Mountain, Smyrna, Peachtree Creek, Ezra
Church, Allatoona (killed) |
Not re-elected
when the 6th NC Volunteers re-organized on April 26, 1862. Later,
in 29th NC Regiment, first as a Private, then 2nd Lieutenant
and 1st Lieutenant. KIA on October 5, 1864 at the battle of Allatoona,
GA. |
| Alexander,
James Francis |
Mecklenburg |
11th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
December 14, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
J. Kerr |
Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor,
Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station,
Jones's Farm, Burgess' Mill, Dabney's Mill, Hare's Hill, Five
Forks, 3rd Petersburg (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island,
OH. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Alexander,
Jesse Thompson |
Wilkes |
55th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
April 10, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
T. Peden |
Wilderness,
Spotsylvania (POW) |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant in Company B of the 1st NC Regiment.
Captured while still serving in 1st NC Regiment, before transfer
complete. POW at Elmira, NY, exchanged at James River, VA on
March 10, 1865. Not with the regiment when it was surrrendered
at Appomattox, VA. |
| Alexander,
John G. |
Mecklenburg |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Mecklenburg Farmers |
July 1, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Hugh
M. Dixon
(POW) |
Siege of
Petersburg, The Crater, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Hare's Hill, Dinwiddie
Court House, Five Forks (POW) |
Was a Private.
POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island,
OH. Released on june 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Alexander,
John M. W. |
Cabarrus |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
May 16,
1861,
June 30, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
G. Harris |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days's Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, 1st Rappahannock
Station, Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill,
Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville
(wounded), Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns, Cold Harbor
(wounded) |
Richmond
Hospital on June 1, 1864, absent wounded through January 28,
1865. Not reported with the regiment when it surrendered on April
26, 1865. |
| Alexander,
John Marion |
Cabarrus |
52nd NC Regiment |
Company
A
Cabarrus Riflemen |
April 28, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. George
A. Propst |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Alexander,
John Milton |
Cabarrus |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
May 16,
1861,
June 30, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
G. Harris |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days's Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm (mortally wounded) |
Died at
Richmond Hospital on July 5, 1862 from wounds received at the
battle of Frayser's Farm. |
| Alexander,
Joseph C. |
Rutheford |
16th NC Regiment |
CompanY
G |
July 26, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Lawson
P. Erwin |
Barnett's
Ford, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor,
Riddle's Shop, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd
Reams Station, Fort Harrison, Jones's Farm, Stony Creek Raid,
Dabney's Mill, Boydton Plank Road, 3rd Petersburg (POW) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant, and wounded at Seven Pines, and at Sharpsburg.
POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island,
OH. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Alexander,
Julius J. |
Mecklenburg |
43rd NC
Regiment |
Company
B
Union Farmers |
February 12, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
P. Waring |
Seven Days'
Battles, Malvern Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Brandy Station,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (mortally wounded) |
Captured
in ambulance train on July 5, 1863. POW at Gettysburg Hospital,
where he died on July 15, 1863 of his wounds received at the
battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Alexander,
L. Dowe |
Buncombe |
16th NC
Regiment |
Company
F |
August 2, 1862 |
3rd Lieuteanant |
Capt. Alexander
M. Jones |
Cedar Run,
2nd Manassas (wounded), Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown,
Barnett's Ford, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's
Farm |
Was a Private.
Absent wounded from August 29, 1862 through February 1863. Died on February 10,
1864 of disease, location not provided. |
| Alexander,
Lewis |
Yancey |
29th NC
Regiment |
Company
G |
March 8, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Melchisadic
Chandler |
1st Cumberland
Gap |
Was a Drummer.
Not re-elected when regiment re-organized on May 2, 1862. |
| Alexander,
Marshal E. |
Mecklenburg |
53rd NC
Regiment |
Company
B |
June 12, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
H. White |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (wounded) |
Earlier,
a Private in Company B of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment),
then a Sergeant in this Company. Capture on July 5, 1863 in ambulance
train leaving Gettysburg, PA. POW at David's Island, NY, then
Johnson's Island, OH, then Point Lookout, MD, then Fort Delaware,
DE. Released on June 12, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Alexander,
Richard B. |
Mecklenburg |
11th NC
Regiment |
Company
A |
October 11, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
L. Hand |
Burgess'
Mill, Dabney's Mill, Hare's Hill, Five Forks, 3rd Petersburg
(POW) |
Was a Sergeant,
and wounded at Gettysburg, PA. POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington,
DC, then Johnson's Island, OH. Released on June 17, 1865 after
taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Alexander,
Samuel J. |
Cabarrus |
20th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Cabarrus Guards |
September 22, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Pleasant
A. Smith |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown,
Raccoon Ford, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign,
2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor,
Siege of Petersburg, Lynchburg, Monocacy Junction, Fort Stevens,
Snicker's Gap, Stephenson's Depot, 2nd Kernstown, 3rd Winchester,
Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove, Dabney's Mill, Hare's Hill, 3rd Petersburg,
Farmville (wounded/POW) |
Was a Private.
Temporarily assigned (detailed) to lead Company F during May-August
1864. Also detailed to lead Company I during May-December 1864.
Reported in command of Company K on April 1, 1864 for short duration.
Captured at Petersburg Hospital then confined in various Federal
hospitals through May 25, 1865. |
| Alexander,
Silas W. |
Mecklenburg |
13th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Ranaleburgh Riflemen |
April 26,
1862,
July 26, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Albert
A. Erwin |
Fort Magruder, Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Oak Grove, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
White Oak Swamp, Malvern Hill, 2nd Manassas, Harper's Ferry,
Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg |
Was a Private.
Resigned on September 23, 1862 due to ill health; accepted on
November 9, 1862. |
| Alexander,
Sydenham B. |
Mecklenburg |
42nd NC Regiment |
Company
K |
May 26, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Y. Bryce |
|
Was a Private
in Company E of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment).
Promoted to Captain. |
| Alexander,
W.R. |
Buncombe |
69th NC
Regiment
(7th Cavalry) |
Company
E |
January 15, 1865 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
A. Russell |
Asheville |
Assumed
he served until the end of the war. |
| Alexander,
William J. |
[TX] |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Gaston Blues,
Company A
Ashe Beauregard Riflemen |
November
1, 1862
May 3, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
C. Fite,
Capt. John Hartzog |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Alexander,
William R. |
Mecklenburg |
6th NC
Battalion - Infantry,
60th NC Regiment |
French
Broad Guards,
Company I |
September
13, 1862,
October 8, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Goodson
M. Roberts |
Chickamauga
(wounded), Chattanooga Campaign,
Missionary Ridge, 1st Dalton, Atlanta Campaign, Rocky Face Ridge,
Resaca, Adairsville, New Hope Church, Kolb's Farm, Kennesaw Mountain,
Ruff's Mill |
Earlier,
a Private in Company C of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment),
then a Sergeant in Company K of this regiment. The 6th NC Battalion-Infantry
grew into the 60th NC Regiment on October 8, 1862. Absent wounded
from September 20, 1863 through October 1863. Promoted to Captain. |
| Alford,
Andrew J. |
Wake |
1st NC
Battalion Junior Reserves,
1st NC Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company
C,
Company D |
May 25,
1864,
July 15, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Cornelius
J. Richardson |
|
The 1st
NC Battalion Junior Reserves was merged into the 1st NC Regiment
Junior Reserves on July 15, 1864. Resigned on September 22, 1864
due to feeling incompetent; accepted on September 26, 1864. Reduced
to Private, deserted twice. |
| Alford,
Henry M. |
Randolph |
42nd NC Regiment |
Company
I |
July 1,
1862,
December 23, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Edwin
D. Earnhardt,
Capt. Thomas W. Redwine |
Tarborough,
Gales' Creek, Bogue Sound Blockhouse, Shepherdsville, Bermuda
Hundred Campaign, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Chaffin's
Farm, 1st Fort Fisher, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Was a Private.
Present through October 1864, no further records. All battles
listed after that are "assumed." Paroled on May 1,
1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Allen,
Andrew J. |
Hertford |
15th NC
Battalion - Cavalry |
Company
B |
September 5, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
G. Holliday |
Mars Hill
(Bertie County), Suffolk, South Quay |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant in Company H of the 19th NC Regiment (2nd Cavalry).
Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Allen,
Charles N. |
Wake |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
December
10, 1861,
March 10, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Eugene
Grissom |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill,
Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Allen,
Daniel J. |
Jackson |
Thomas's
Cherokee Battalion,
Love's Regiment-Thomas's Legion |
5th Company,
Company G |
September
1, 1862,
October 5, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
G. Fisher |
Baptist
Gap |
Earlier
a Private in Company F. Resigned on November 27, 1862 due to
ill health. |
| Allen,
David Charles |
Brunswick |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Brunswick Double Quicks |
September 26, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
Green |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Allen,
George T. |
Beaufort |
Salisbury Prison Guard Battalion |
2nd Company
B |
December 1, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
P. Allen |
Salisbury |
Was a Corporal
in Company I of the 3rd NC Regiment, and wounded/POW at the battle
of Gettysburg, PA; exchanged. December 31, 1864, on detached
service. Paroled on May 1, 1865 at Salisbury, NC. |
| Allen,
Henry P. |
Beaufort |
3rd NC
Regiment,
Salisbury Prison Guard Battalion,
Salisbury Prison Guard Battalion |
Company
I
Jeff Davis Rifles,
1st Company A,
2nd Company A |
August 1,
1862,
October 2, 1862,
January 26, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Archibald
Craige,
Capt. Samuel B. Waters,
Capt. C. D. Freeman |
Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg |
Was a Sergeant.
Transferred to 1st Company A of the Salisbury Prison Guard Battalion
as a 2nd Lieutenant on October 2, 1862, then to 2nd Company A
on January 26, 1863 as a 1st Lieutenant. Transferred as a Captain
to 2nd Company B on December 1, 1863. |
| Allen,
John W. |
Caswell |
13th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Leasburgh Grays |
December 19, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
G. Woods (a POW) |
Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor,
Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station,
Fort Harrison, Jones's Farm, Dabney's Mill, Boydton Plank Road,
Five Forks, 3rd Petersburg, Farmville |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Surrendered on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Allen,
Junius A. |
Hertford |
15th NC Battalion - Cavalry |
Company
B |
September 5, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
G. Holliday |
Mars Hill
(Bertie County), Suffolk |
Resigned
on April 13, 1864, details not provided. |
| Allen,
Richard P. |
Bladen |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
H
Bladen Volunteers |
May 16, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Theodore
M. Sikes |
|
Resigned
on September 13, 1861. |
| Allen,
Richard P. |
Bladen |
1st NC Battalion - Heavy Artillery |
Company
C |
February 29, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Brown |
Fort Anderson,
Town Creek, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Reported present through August 1864, no further
records. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Allen,
Rufus F. |
Sampson |
38th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Sampson Farmers |
October 18, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Peter
B. Troublefield |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mil, Frayser's Farm, Malvern
Hill, Harrison's Landing, Cedar Run, Manassas Station Operations,
2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown,
Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Bernard House, Gettysburg (mortally
wounded/POW) |
Died on
August 20, 1863 of gangrene, while in captivity at the Federal
DeCamp General Hospital at Davids' Island, NY. |
| Allen,
Solomon J. |
Wake |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
August 10, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Eugene
Grissom |
|
Resigned
on March 10, 1862, details not provided. |
| Allen,
Thomas H. |
|
10th NC
Regiment
(aka 1st Artillery) |
|
|
|
|
Hatteras
Inlet Batteries (POW) |
|
| Allen,
Thomas M. |
Hyde |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Southern Guards |
August 18,
1862,
October 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
H. Carter |
Harper's
Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg (wounded/POW), Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, Gettysburg (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
1st POW, exchanged on November 8, 1862. 2nd POW at Fort Delaware,
DE, then Johnson's Island, OH, the Point Lookout, MD, back to
Fort Delaware, DE, then Hilton Head, SC, back to Fort Delware,
DE. Promoted to Captain while in captivity. Released on June
12, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Allen,
Thomas W. |
Madison |
64th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
June 6, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Arthur
A. Dewees |
2nd Cumberland
Gap (POW) |
Earlier,
a Private in Company A of the 5th NC Battalion-Cavalry, then
a Private in this unit. POW at Louisville, KY, then Johnson's
Island, OH, then Point Lookout, MD, then Fort Delaware, DE. Released
on June 12, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Allen,
William |
Buncombe |
Coleman's Battalion |
Company
D
Highland Greys |
October
28, 1861,
April 12, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Ambrose
Gaines |
|
Elected
Captain when this unit was merged into the 39th NC Regiment on
May 19, 1862 |
| Allen,
William A. |
Duplin |
2nd NC Volunteers |
Company
C
Duplin Rifles |
April 22, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
S. Kenan |
|
Company
disbanded on November 18, 1861. Later, Captain of Company C in
the 51st NC Regiment, then Lt. Colonel. |
| Allen,
William T. |
Granville |
17th NC Regiment |
Company
F |
March 31, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
B. Daniel |
1st Washington,
2nd Tarborough |
Resigned
on September 20, 1863 to run the family farm to support his mother
and family. |
| Allen,
Wyatt B. |
Wake |
6th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Cedar Fork Rifles |
May 16,
1861,
September 16, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Richard
W. York |
1st Manassas,
Barhamsville, Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, 1st Rappahannock Station, Thoroughfare
Gap, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, Salem Church, Brandy Station, 2nd Winchester,
Gettysburg (wounded), 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Rappahannock Station (POW) |
Commanded
Company I from July 3, 1863 until he was captured on November
7, 1863. Some claim he was promoted to Captain, but most do not
agree. POW at "various Federal prisons" until finally
at Fort Delware, DE. Released on June 12, 1865 after taking the
Oath of Allegiance. |
| Allison,
Giles J. |
Orange |
Independent
Company |
Wake Rangers |
February 12, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Rufus
S. Tucker |
|
Resigned
on July 8, 1862 to return to his medical practice back home. |
| Allison,
Joseph W. |
Orange |
31st NC Regiment |
Company
E |
September 17, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Julius
F. Allison |
White Hall,
2nd Fort Wagner, Smithfield, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Cold Harbor
(wounded), 2nd Fort Fisher, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Was a Private
and captured at Roanoke Island, POW, paroled, exchanged. Richmond
Hospital on June 4, 1864, absent wounded through October 1864.
Temporarily assigned (detailed) to command Company B during November-December
1864. Paroled on May 16, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Allison,
Montreville Bragg |
Jackson |
62nd NC Regiment |
Company
H |
August 1, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
R. Dills |
2nd Cumberland
Gap (POW) |
Earlier,
a Sergeant in Company B of the 25th NC Regiment. POW at Louisville,
KY, then Johnson's Island, OH, then Point Lookout, MD, then Fort
Delaware, DE, then Hilton Head, SC, back to Fort Delaware, DE.
Released on June 12, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Allison,
Richard M. |
Iredell |
9th NC
Volunteers
(2nd Cavalry)
19th NC Regiment
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
B |
June 21,
1861,
April 30, 1862
September 6, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Clinton
M. Andrews,
Capt. S. Jay Andrews |
1st New
Bern, Raid on Chambersburg, Fredericksburg, Raid on Dumfries,
1st Stoneman Raid, Providence Church Road, Beverly Ford, Brandy
Station, Middleburg, Upperville, Hanover, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown,
Jack's Shop, Russell's Ford & James City, Bristoe Campaign,
Bristoe Station, 2nd Auburn, Buckland Races, Mine Run Campaign,
Payne's Farm, Kilpatrick-Dahlgren Raid, Wilderness Campaign,
Wilderness, Todd's Tavern, Spotsylvania, Sheridan's Raid on Richmond,
Yellow Tavern, Meadow Bridge, Fort Pocahontas, Haw's Shop, Hanover
Court House (wounded) |
Absent
wounded and furloughed from June 1, 1864 through February 28,
1865. No further records. |
| Allman,
Lee H. |
Macon |
16th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
May 3, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
L. Robinson |
Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Barnett's Ford, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign,
Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania,
Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Riddle's Shop, Siege of Petersburg,
2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Fort Harrison, Jones's
Farm, Stony Creek Raid |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant Major. Resigned on December 16, 1864, details
not provided. Later enlisted in Company K of the 9th NC Regiment
(1st Cavalry). |
| Allman,
William McD. |
Macon |
6th NC Volunteers |
Company
H |
May 14, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
M. Angel |
|
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 26, 1862. |
| Allred,
Henry C. |
Randolph |
12th NC Volunteers |
Company
M
Randolph Hornets |
June 10, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
M. Odell |
|
Not re-elected
when company re-organized on April 27, 1862. |
| Alspaugh,
Albert |
Forsyth |
21st NC Regiment |
Company
D
Forsyth Rifles |
January
29, 1863,
June 30, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alexander
Miller,
Capt. Reuben A. Barrow |
Chancellorsville,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (killed) |
Was a Sergeant,
and wounded at the battle of 2nd Manassas. KIA on July 3, 1863
at the battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Alston,
Alfred Jr. |
Warren |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
F |
May 16, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
J. Jones |
Chicamacomico |
Resigned
on January 2, 1862 due to ill health; accepted on January 11,
1862. |
| Alston,
Edward |
Warren |
Independent
Company,
12th NC Regiment |
Snow's
Company,
Company I
Snow's Company |
February
16, 1862,
May 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Shugan
Snow |
Hanover Court House, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill (wounded) |
Was a Private
in Company C. Independent Company assigned to the 12th NC Regiment
as it was re-organized on May 1, 1862. Absent wounded from June
27, 1862 until he resigned on March 14, 1863 due to wounds; accpeted
on March 25, 1863. |
| Alston,
Philemon G. |
Warren |
12th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Snow's Company |
March 16,
1863,
May 24, 1863,
May 25, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
L. Williams |
1st Martinsburg,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Raccoon Ford & Stevensburg, Mine
Run Campaign, Morton's Ford, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania (wounded) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant, and wounded at Malvern Hill, and Boonsboro Gap.
Absent wounded from May 12, 1864 through February 27, 1865. Promoted
to 1st Lieutenant and Captain while recuperating. |
| Alston,
Samuel F. |
Warren |
12th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
|
2nd Lieutenant |
|
|
Promoted
from the ranks. |
| Alston,
Samuel T. |
Warren |
Independent
Company,
12th NC Regiment |
Alston's
Company,
Company K
Alston's Company |
March 25,
1862,
March 12, 1863
May 24, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
W. Alston,
" "
Capt. Robert L. Williams |
Hanover
Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
Savage's Station, Malvern Hill (wounded), 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Raccoon Ford & Stevensburg, Mine Run Campaign,
Morton's Ford, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania
(mortally wounded) |
Independent
Company assigned to the 12th NC Regiment as it was re-organized
on May 1, 1862. Richmond Hospital on July 4, 1862, returned to
active duty in April 1863. Died on May 25, 1864 from wounds received
at the battle of Spotsylvania, VA. |
| Alston,
William T. |
Warren |
2nd NC Volunteers |
Company
G
Warren Rifles |
May 4, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
L. Jones |
|
Appointed
Captain/AQM on May 14, 1861. |
| Amburn,
Elisha H. |
Stokes |
21st NC Regiment |
Company
F
Mountain Boys |
January 29, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Beard |
Chancellorsville
(mortally wounded) |
Was a Private
and a Corporal. Died at Richmond Hospital on July 11, 1863 from
wounds received at the battle of Chancellorsville, VA. |
| Amisted,
W. |
Yadkin |
1st NC Battalion - Sharpshooters |
Company
B
Forsyth Grays |
|
2nd Lieutenant |
|
|
No further
information. |
| Anders,
John |
Buncombe |
25th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Black Moutain Guards |
April 30, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
M. Roberts |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Gaine's Mill, Savage's Station, Frayser's
Farm, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg,
Shepherdstown |
Was a Private.
Resigned on October 30, 1862 to take care of his large family. |
| Anders,
Samuel B. |
Bladen |
18th NC Regiment |
Company
A
German Volunteers |
April 24,
1862,
January 23, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
W. Brown, Jr.,
Capt. Benjamin F. Rinaldi |
Hanover
Court House, Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Savage's Station, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill,
Cedar Run, 1st Rappahannock Station, Manassas Station Operations,
2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown,
Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville (wounded), Jack's Shop, Bristoe
Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Rappahannock Station, 2nd Kellysville,
Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania,
Hanover Junction, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
1st Weldon Railroad, Gravel Hill, Fussell's Mill, 2nd Reams Station,
Jones's Farm, Pegram's Farm, Stony Creek Raid |
Was a Private.
Absent wounded from May 3, 1863 to September 1, 1863. Given temporary
command of Company G in July-August 1864. Then, temporary commander
of Company E in September-October 1864. Then, temporary commander
of Company H and Company I during September-December 1864. Resigned
on February 4, 1865, details not provided. |
| Anderson,
Daniel W. |
Madison |
6th NC Volunteers |
Company
B |
April 29, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Peek |
|
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 26, 1862. Later, Captain
of Company F in Allen's Legion, which became the 64th NC Regiment. |
| Anderson,
E.G. |
[TN] |
Allen's
Legion,
64th NC Regiment |
Company
M,
Company M |
September
1, 1862,
October 31, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Michael
Staley |
|
Allen's
Legion was redesignated as the 64th NC Regiment on October 31,
1862. This company was transferred out as an Indepdendent Company
in November 1862, then assigned to the 16th TN Battalion-Cavalry
as Company F on December 26, 1862. |
| Anderson,
Edwin M. |
Davie |
42nd NC Regiment |
Company
E |
March 18, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
H. Peebles |
Bermuda
Hundred Campaign, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Chaffin's
Farm |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant MAjor. As a 3rd Lieutenant, reduced in rank in
October of 1864, details not provided. |
| Anderson,
George W. |
Clay |
Folk's
Battalion,
7th NC Battalion - Cavalry |
Company
B,
Company B |
July 15,
1862,
September 12, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
P. Moore |
|
Folk's
Battalion was redesignated as the 7th NC Battalion-Cavalry on
September 12, 1862. Died on April 28, 1863 of disease, no further
info. |
| Anderson,
George W. |
Rockingham |
13th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Dixie Boys |
November
8, 1862,
January 15, 1863,
July 1, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
L. Watt,
Capt. Hugh L. Guerrant,
" " |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, 2nd Winchester, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown,
Barnett's Ford, Bristoe Campaign |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant, and wounded at Gaines's Mill. Appointed Adjutant
on October 23, 1863. |
| Anderson,
James Newton |
Yancey |
Independent
Company,
5th NC Battalion - Cavalry,
65th NC Regiment
(6th Cavalry) |
Mitchell
Cavalry,
Company B,
Company K |
June 28,
1862,
November 20, 1862,
June 22, 1863,
August 3, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
W. English |
Strawberry
Plains, Maynardville, Leacher's Ford, Irvine, Crab Orchard |
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 5th NC Battalion-Cavalry on November
20, 1862, then re-assigned to the 65th NC Regiment (6th Cavalry)
on August 3, 1863. Reported "present under arrest"
on Sep-Dec. 1863 muster roll. Resigned on April 23, 1864. |
| Anderson,
James Stanhope |
Cherokee |
29th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Cherokee Guards |
June 17, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
C. Walker |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Anderson,
John G. |
Madison |
Allen's Legion |
Company
F |
July 17, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
W. Anderson |
|
Appointed
Assistant Surgeon in the 64th NC Regiment on October 31, 1862. |
| Anderson,
John Huske |
Cumberland |
48th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
February
24, 1862,
April 8, 1862,
June 28, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
R. Huske,
" "
Capt. Thomas J. Clegg |
Oak Grove
(wounded) |
Was a Corporal
in Company H of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment).
Absent wounded until he resigned on November 14, 1862 due to
these wounds; accepted on February 10, 1863. Later, a Major,
Lt. Colonel, and full Colonel in the NC Junior Reserves. |
| Anderson,
John Nathaniel |
Forsyth |
33rd NC Regiment |
Company I
Confederate Stars |
August 3,
1861,
November 5, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. George
C. Stowe,
Capt. George W. Sanderlin |
1st New
Bern (POW), Fredericksburg (POW), Chancellorsville (wounded),
1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, 2nd Rappahannock
Station, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign,
Wilderness, Spotsylvania (wounded), Jones's Farm, Pegram's Farm,
Stony Creek Raid, Hare's Hill, 3rd Petersburg (POW) |
1st POW
at Fort Columbus, NY, then Johnson's Island, OH, then Vicksburg,
MS, then James River, VA, exchanged on November 10, 1862, returned
to active duty by the end of November 1862. 2nd POW, paroled,
exchanged on December 17, 1862, returned to active duty by March
1, 1863. 1st absent wounded from May 3, 1863 through July 8,
1863. 2nd absent wounded from May 12, 1864 through August 1864.
3rd POW at Johnson's Island, OH. Released on June 17, 1865 after
taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Anderson,
Quintin T. |
Caswell |
6th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Caswell Boys |
May 16,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alfred
A. Mitchell |
1st Manassas |
Resigned
in August of 1861 due to disability. Later, re-enlisted as a
Private, then promoted to Sergeant Major. |
| Anderson,
Ruel Benjamin |
Pitt |
5th NC
Battalion - Junior Reserves,
Anderson's Battalion-Junior Reserves,
2nd NC Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company
C,
Company H,
Company H |
April 16,
1864,
July 15, 1864,
December 7, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. McD.
Boyd,
Capt. McD. Boyd,
Capt. Joseph J. Laughinghouse |
Stony Creek
Raid, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
The 5th
NC Battalion-Junior Reserves was assigned to Anderson's Battalion-Junior
Reserves on July 17, 1864, then re-assigned to the 2nd NC Regiment
Junior Reserves on December 7, 1864. On Detached Service from
August 31 to October 31, 1864. Assumed he served until the end
of the war. |
| Anderson,
W.S.G. |
Wayne |
27th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Goldsborough Rifles |
April 15,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Marshal
D. Craton |
|
|
| Anderson,
William T. |
Macon |
Coleman's
Battalion,
39th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
October
19, 1861,
May 19, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Alfred
W. Bell |
Baptist Gap, 2nd Murfreesboro
(wounded), Jackson Expedition, Chickamauga, 1st Dalton, Atlanta
Campaign, Resaca, Adairsville, New Hope Church, Pine Mountain,
Latimer's Farm, Kennesaw Mountain, Peachtree Creek, Ezra Church,
Allatoona, Nashville, Spanish Fort (POW) |
Coleman's
Battalion was merged into the 39th NC Regiment on May 19, 1862.
Absent wounded from December 31, 1862 through February 1863.
POW at Ship Island, MS, then New Orleans, LA, then Vicksburg,
MS. Paroled on May 9, 1865 at Meridian, MS. |
| Anderson,
William Tillinghurst |
Cumberland |
5th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
December
19, 1861,
May 5, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Peter
J. Sinclair,
Capt. Benjamin Robinson |
1st Manassas,
Fort Magruder (wounded/POW), Chancellorsville, 1st Martinsburg,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Raccoon Ford & Stevensburg, Bristoe
Campaign, 2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign,
Spotsylvania (POW) |
1st POW
at Fort Monroe, VA, then Fort Delaware, DE; exchanged on August
5, 1862. Rejoined company prior to February 1, 1863. 2nd POW
at Fort Delaware, DE, then Hilton Head, SC, back to Fort Delaware,
DE. Released circa June 1, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Andrew,
John T. |
Chatham |
26th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Chatham Independent Guards |
|
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
S. Webster |
|
Died on
May 31, 1862, details not provided. |
| Andrews,
Alexander Boyd |
Granville |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
E,
Company B |
May 16,
1861,
September 23, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Cheek,
Capt. John H. Whitaker |
Vienna,
Dranesville, Rainbow Banks |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Andrews,
George A. |
Iredell |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
June 22,
1862,
February 16, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
B. Andrews,
Capt. Claudius S. Alexander |
Harper's
Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville
(wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Andrews,
Henry Calvin |
Orange |
28th NC
Regiment |
Company
G
Guards of Independence |
April 18,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Elijah
G. Morrow |
Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Jack's Shop, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign,
Wilderness, Spotsylvania (POW) |
Was a Sergeant,
and captured at the battle of Hanover Court House, exchanged.
POW at Fort Delaware, DE, then Hilton Head, SC, then Fort Pulaski,
GA, then Charleston, SC, where he was paroled on December 15,
1864. Absent wick in January 1865, retired to the NC Invalid
Corps on February 24, 1865. |
| Andrews,
John |
Buncombe |
25th NC
Regiment |
Company
K |
April 29,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
M. Roberts |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Gaines's Mill, Savage's Station, Frayser's
Farm, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg,
Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's
Creek, Warm Springs, Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd
Drewry's Bluff, Ware Bottom Church, Siege of Petersburg, Avery's
Farm |
Promoted
from the ranks. |
| Andrews,
John N. |
Wayne |
Independent
Company |
Nelson's
Company |
August 1,
1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
J. Nelson |
|
This unit
did not last long, date ended not known. |
| Andrews,
Lewis W. |
Randolph |
Independent
Company |
Craven's
Company
(aka Trinity Guards),
Townsend's Company
(aka Trinity Guards) |
November
1, 1861,
January 15, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Braxton
Craven,
Capt. Aaron Townsend |
|
Craven
resigned. Townsend was promoted to Captain on January 15, 1862
(assumed). Company was disbanded on January 30, 1862 (assumed).
Very little good info. |
| Andrews,
Lorenzo Dow |
Randolph |
38th NC
Regiment |
Company
H
Uwharrie Boys |
November
4, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Noah
Rush |
|
Elected
to Major when regiment re-organized on April 18, 1862. |
| Andrews,
Richard H. |
|
1st NC
Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company
B |
November
7, 1864,
January 5, 1865 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Francis
R. Gregory |
Butler's
Bridge, Poplar Point |
Was a Corporal
in Company G. In hospital February 5, 1865 to March 31, 1865.
Paroled on May 1, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Andrews,
S. Jay |
Iredell |
9th NC
Volunteers
(2nd Cavalry)
19th NC Regiment
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
B |
June 21,
1861
April 30, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Clinton
M. Andrews |
1st New
Bern |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Andrews,
Samuel B. |
New Hanover |
18th NC
Regiment |
Company
A |
April 24,
1862,
January 23, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
W. Brown,
Capt. Benjamin F. Rinaldi |
Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Jack's Shop, Payne's Farm, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor,
Riddle's Shop, Siege of Petersburg, Gravel Hill, Fussell's Mill,
2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Pegram's Farm, Stony Creek Raid,
3rd Petersburg, Farmville |
aka Samuel
B. Anders. List of battles/skirmishes assumes he was not killed
or captured during the war - records very incomplete. |
| Andrews,
Thomas Wilburn |
Randolph |
2nd NC
Battalion - Infantry |
Company
F |
September
25, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Hezekiah
L. Andrews |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg,
Jack's Mountain, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign,
Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns,
Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor, Monocacy Junction, Stephenson's
Depot, 2nd Kernstown, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill (POW) |
Was a Sergeant
and captured at the battle of Roanoke Island, paroled, exchanged.
POW at Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking
the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Andrews,
William Murphy |
Alamance |
13th NC
Regiment |
Company
E
Alamance Regulators |
June 23,
1862,
November 17, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Elbridge
Cook,
Capt. Thomas A. Martin |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, White Oak
Swamp, Malvern Hill, 2nd Manassas, Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, 2nd Winchester,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Barnett's Ford, Bristoe Campaign,
Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Fort Harrison, Jones's
Farm, Dabney's Mill, Boydton Plank Road, Five Forks, 3rd Petersburg,
Farmville |
Was a Private.
Surrendered on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Andrews,
William S.G. |
Wayne |
27th NC
Regiment |
Company
A
Goldsborough Rifles |
April 15,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Marshall
D. Craton |
|
Appointed
Captain of Company F in the 10th NC Regiment (1st Artillery)
on June 24, 1861, back-dated to May 16, 1861. |
| Angel,
Daniel A. |
Yancey |
29th NC
Regiment |
Company
B |
July 4,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
W. Angel |
Chickamauga
(wounded) |
Was a Private
and a Corporal. Absent wounded from September 20, 1863 until
he resigned on August 24, 1864 due to his wounds. |
| Angel,
Daniel W. |
Yancey |
29th NC
Regiment |
Company
B |
May 2, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
B. Creasman |
Tazewell,
Baptist Gap, 2nd Murfreesboro |
Was a Corporal.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Angel,
Joseph W. |
Rockingham |
21st NC
Regiment |
Company
L
Rockingham Invincibles |
1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
C. James |
Hare's
Hill (mortally wounded) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. 1st wounded in September-October 1864, no details
provided. 2nd wounded, in Richmond Hospital from March 27, 1865
until he died on April 1, 1865 from wounds received at the battle
of Hare's Hill, VA. |
| Angel,
William H.H. |
Macon |
39th NC
Regiment |
Company
I |
November
8, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
G. Crawford |
2nd Murfreesboro |
Was a Sergeant.
Died at Yazoo City, MS on June 28, 1863 of disease. |
| Angerman,
William H. |
Warren |
28th NC
Regiment |
Company
G
Guards of Independence |
January
28, 1865 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
W. McCauley |
Dabney's
Mill, 3rd Petersburg, Amelia Court House, Farmville |
Was a Private
in the 12th NC Regiment, then a Private in this unit, then Sergeant
Major in the 33rd NC Regiment, then back to this unit as a 2nd
Lieutnant. Surrendered on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Anthony,
Abraham |
Catawba |
32nd NC
Regiment |
Company
E |
November
15, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Gilbert
M. Sherrill |
Mine Run
Campaign, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Valley
Campaigns, New Market, Cold Harbor, Lynchburg, Fort Stevens,
Snicker's Gap, Stephenson's Depot, 2nd Kernstown, 3rd Winchester,
Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove (wounded/POW) |
Was a Private.
POW at various Federal hospitals, then released at Washington,
DC on July 10, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Anthony,
James G. |
Halifax |
Independent
Company |
Scotland
Neck Mounted Riflemen |
November
11, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Atherton
B. Hill |
|
Was a Corporal.
Not re-elected when company re-oganized on May 1, 1862. |
| Anthony,
Peyton T. |
Halifax |
33rd NC
Regiment |
Company
B
Clark's Guards |
April 23,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
H. Gatlin |
Chancellorsville
(wounded), Gettysburg (wounded) |
Was a Corporal
in the 13th VA Cavalry. 1st absent wounded for only a short duration.
2nd absent wounded from July 3, 1863 through October 14, 1864.
Retired to the Invalid Corps on January 20, 1865. |
| Anthony,
Whitmel Hill |
Halifax |
2nd NC
Volunteers,
9th NC Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
E
Halifax Light Infantry,
Company B |
April 25,
1861,
'August 1, 1863,
October 5, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
H. Whitaker,
Capt. Alexander B. Andrews |
Culpeper
Court House, Raccoon Ford, Jack's Shop, James City, Bristoe Campaign,
1st Auburn, Buckland Races, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm,
Kilpatrick-Dahlgren Raid, Atlee Station, Wilderness Campaign,
Wilderness, Todd's Tavern, Sheridan's Raid on Richmond, Yellow
Tavern, Meadow Bridge, Fort Pocahontas, Haw's Shop, Hanover Court
House & Ashland, Trevilian Station, 1st Weldon Railroad,
Wilson-Kautz Raid, Staunton River Bridge, Sappony Church, 1st
Reams Station, Gravel Hill, Fussell's Mill, 2nd Weldon Railroad,
2nd Reams Station, Hampton's Beefsteak Raid, Jones's Farm, Burgess
Mill |
Earlier
in a SC unit, then a 1st Lieutenant in Company G of the 12th
NC Regiment, not re-elected when that unit re-organized on May
1, 1862. Joined the 9th NC Regiment (1st Cavalry) as a Private.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Apperson,
Thomas V. |
Yadkin |
28th NC Regiment |
Company
F
Yadkin Boys |
June 18,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
H. Kenyon |
1st New
Bern |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Applewhite,
Isaac C. |
Wilson |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
D |
May 16, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Walter
S. Stallings |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg (wounded) |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Applewhite,
William H. |
Wilson |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
D |
March 13, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Isaac
C. Applewhite |
1st Kellysville,
Chancellorsville (wounded), Bristoe Campaign, 2nd Kellysville,
Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns,
Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Monocacy Junction, Snicker's
Gap, Stephenson's Depot, 2nd Kernstown, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's
Hill, Belle Grove (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from May 3 to August 10, 1863. POW at Fort Delaware,
DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Archer,
Wiliam H. |
Warren |
9th NC
Regiment
(aka 1st Cavalry) |
Company
E |
|
1st Lieutenant |
|
|
Died in
1863, details not provided. |
| Archerman,
Charles |
New Hanover |
18th NC
Regiment |
Company
A |
September 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
W. Brown |
Ox Hill,
Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Jack's Shop, Payne's Farm, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor,
Riddle's Shop, Siege of Petersburg, Gravel Hill, Fussell's Mill,
2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Pegram's Farm, Stony Creek Raid,
3rd Petersburg, Farmville |
List of
battles/skirmishes assumes he was not killed or captured during
the war - records very incomplete. |
| Ardrey,
James P. |
Mecklenburg |
49th NC
Regiment |
Company
F
Mecklenburg Guards |
April 12,
1862,
July 1, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
T. Davis |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, 1st Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg,
Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek,
Bottom's Bridge, Boon's Mill |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Ardrey,
William Erskine |
Mecklenburg |
30th NC
Regiment |
Company
K |
May 1, 1862,
September 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
G. Witherspoon |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill,
Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Mine Run Campaign,
2nd Kellysville |
Was a Private.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Arendell,
Bridges |
Wayne |
Independent
Company
36th NC Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
Herring
Artillery,
1st Company I
Herring Artillery |
October
16, 1861,
May 12, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
A. Herring |
|
Originally
an Independent Company, assigned to the 36th NC Regiment (2nd
Artillery) on May 12, 1862. Not re-elected when this unit re-organized
on November 10, 1862. |
| Arendell,
Thomas |
Carteret |
10th NC
Regiment
(1st Artillery) |
Company
F
Andrews' Battery / Walsh's Battery |
February
22, 1863,
August 1, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
S. G. Andrews,
Capt. Edward D. Walsh |
1st Fort
Fisher, 2nd Fort Fisher (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
Captured as a Sergeant at the Siege of Fort Macon, exchanged
in August of 1862. POW at Ft. Columbus, NY. Exchanged on March
5, 1865. Paroled on May 3, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Arent,
William R. |
Loncoln |
52nd NC
Regiment |
Company
H
Spring Hill Guards |
March 25, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Eric
Erson |
Goldsborough
Bridge, Fort Anderson, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Gettysburg
(mortally wounded) |
Captured
in ambulance train leaving Gettysburg, PA on Julyh 5, 1863. Died
in Gettysburg Hospital on August 6, 1863 from wounds received
at the battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Argo,
Thomas M. |
Orange |
1st NC
Battalion - Heavy Artillery |
Company
D |
December 12, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
L. McCormick |
1st Fort
Fisher, 2nd Fort Fisher (POW) |
POW at
Fort Columbus, NY, exchanged at James River, VA on March 5, 1865. |
| Armfield,
David F. |
Union |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
A |
August 2,
1863,
- |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H.H. Cowles |
White Oak
Swamp Bridge, Harper's Ferry, Middletown, Burkittsville, Sharpsburg,
Raid on Chambersburg, Barbee's Crossroads, Fredericksburg, Raid
on Dumfries, Burke's Station, 1st Kellysville, Brandy Station,
Aldie, Middleburg, Upperville, Fairfax Court House, Hanover,
Gettysburg, Carlisle, Hunterstown, 1st Hagerstown, Funkstown,
Littletown, Culpeper Court House, Raccoon Ford, Jack's Shop,
James City, Bristoe Campaign, 1st Auburn, Burgess Mill, Stony
Creek Raid, Boydton Plank Road (killed) |
Was a Private. Captured at Callett's
Staion, VA on October 13, 1864, exchanged on October 11, 1864.
KIA on March 31, 1865 at the battle of Boydton Plank Road (aka
Chamberlain Run), VA. |
| Armfield,
Mark D. |
Burke |
1st NC Volunteers |
Company
G
Burke Rifles |
October 24, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Clark
Moulton Avery |
|
Was a Corporal.
Replaced John A. Dickson. Later, Captain of Company B in the
11th NC Regiment. |
| Armfield,
Robert F. |
Yadkin |
38th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Men of Yadkin |
October 16, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Columbus
L. Cook |
|
Elected
Lt. Colonel when regiment re-organized "for the war." |
| Armstrong,
Edward Hall |
New Hanover |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
G |
July 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
H. Rhodes |
Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Armstrong,
George Washington |
Wilson |
5th NC Regiment |
Company
G |
September 24, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
P. Thompson |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (POW) |
Was a Private
in Company F of the 4th NC Regiment. POW at Fort McHenry, MD,
then Fort Delaware, DE, then Johnson's Island, OH, then Point
Lookout, MD, back to Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 12,
1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Armstrong,
Henry A. |
Tyrrell |
32nd NC Regiment |
Company
A |
1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
H. Thomas |
Spotsylvania
(POW) |
Promoted
from the ranks. Not know if/when he was exchanged. |
| Armstrong,
Holloway A. |
Tyrrell |
32nd NC Regiment |
Company
A |
September
16, 1862,
June 26, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt Henry
G. Lewis,
Capt. John H. Thomas |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania (POW) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. POW at Point Lookout, MD, then Fort Delaware,
DE. Released on June 16, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Armstrong,
Nicholas E. |
Duplin |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry),
38th NC Regiment |
Company
I,
Company A
Spartan Band |
May 16,
1861,
July 12, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
J. Houston,
Capt. Adolphus G. Moseley |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mil, Frayser's Farm, Malvern
Hill, Harrison's Landing |
Resigned
from 9th NC Regiment (1st Cavalry) on September 28, 1861. Promoted
to Captain. |
| Armstrong,
Thomas E. |
New Hanover |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
K
Holly Shelter Volunteers |
May 16, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. David
Williams |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg, |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Armstrong,
Thomas J. |
Iredell |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Alleghany Tigers |
August 15,
1862,
March 20, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Ross,
Capt. William M. Fetter |
Manassas
Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg,
Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Kellysville |
Was a Private
in Company A of the 4th NC Regiment. |
| Arnold,
John L. |
Moore |
9th NC
Volunteers
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
I |
July 18, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
L. Bryan |
|
Cashiered
in November of 1861, and dismissed via court-martial on January
21, 1862. |
| Arrington,
George W. |
Nash |
12th NC
Regiment,
32nd NC Regiment |
2nd Company
H
Drake's Company,
2nd Company H |
March 1,
1862,
July 22, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
J. Drake |
Hanover
Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
Savage's Station, Malvern Hill |
Company
assigned to the 12th NC Regiment on May 1, 1862. Company re-assigned
to the 32nd NC Regiment on July 22, 1862. Resigned on August
23, 1862 due to ill health. |
| Arrington,
Hardy H. |
Nash |
2nd NC Volunteers |
Company
I
Nash Boys |
October
26, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Blount |
|
Was a Private.
Not re-elected when regiment re-organized on May 1, 1862. |
| Arrington,
John D. |
Nash |
32nd NC Regiment |
2nd Company
H |
December
9, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
T. Drake |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (wounded/POW) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. POW at Gettysburg Hospital, then David's Island,
NY, then Johnson's Island, OH, where he died on December 27,
1863 of fever. |
| Arrington,
Kearney W. |
Nash |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
I |
February
22, 1863,
December 14, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
J. Harris |
Chancellorsville,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Mine Run Campaign,
2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania (wounded/POW) |
Was a Sergeant
in Company E of the 19th NC Regiment. POW at Washington Hospital,
then Old Capitol Prison, the Fort Delaware, DE, then Point Lookout,
MD, then Fort Delaware, DE, then City Point, VA. Exchanged on
February 27, 1865. Not with the regiment when it was surrendered
at Appomattox, VA. |
| Arrington,
W.H. |
Franklin |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
|
Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
Magness |
Salisbury |
Greensborough
Hospital on January 22, 1865 with rheumatism; returned to active
duty on February 25, 1865. Assumed he served until the end of
the war. |
| Asbury,
Daniel M. |
Lincoln |
52nd NC Regiment |
Company
G
Dry Pond Dixies |
March 25,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
B. Shelton |
|
Resignation
accepted on May 23, 1862, details not provided. |
| Asbury,
James T. |
Alexander |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
August 7,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Nathan
A. Pool |
|
Was a Sergeant,
and wounded at the battle of Gaines's Mill.
Died in Richmond Hospital on August 26, 1862 from wounds
received at Gaine's Mill, VA. |
| Ashcraft,
Thomas E. |
Union |
53rd NC Regiment |
Company
I |
April 30,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Eber
A. Jerome |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Ashe,
Samuel A'Court |
New Hanover |
2nd NC Battalion - Local Defense |
Company
A |
August 25,
1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
P. Bolles |
|
Was a Private
in Company I of the 18th NC Regiment. Present through December
1864, no further records. FYI, this man was a prolific author
and published many works on the history of North Carolina. |
| Ashley,
Andrew Jackson |
Robeson |
51st NC Regiment |
Company
E
Clay Valley Rangers |
February
28, 1862,
December 11, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Willis
P. Moore,
Capt. Willis H. Pope |
Goldsborough
Bridge, 2nd Fort Wagner, 2nd New Bern, Bermuda Hundred Campaign,
2nd Drewry's Bluff |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Ashley,
William |
[TN] |
Walker's Battalion-Thomas's
Legion |
Company
C |
September
29, 1862,
August 15, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
A. McKamy,
Capt. James M. Singleton |
Strawberry
Plains, Limestone Station, 1st Carter's Depot, Blue Springs,
Henderson's Mill, 2nd Carter's Depot, Piedmont, Fort Stevens,
2nd Kernstown, 3rd Kernstown, Cameron's Depot, Leetown, Berryville,
Bunker Hill, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove, Soco
Creek, Swannanoa Gap, Waynesville |
Assumed
he served until the end of the war. |
| Askew,
Amos W. |
Jones |
8th NC Battalion-Partisan Rangers |
Company
C |
October
25, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Windal
T. Robinson |
Sandy Ridge,
Deep Gully |
Was a Sergeant
in Company A. Resigned on April 3, 1863; accepted on April 17,
1863. |
| Askew,
Joseph W. |
Madison |
2nd NC Battalion - Infantry |
Company
H
Madison Guards |
September
25, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Van
Brown |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (mortally
wounded/POW) |
Was a Private
and captured at the battle of Roanoke Island, paroled, exchanged.
POW at Gettysburg Hospital, where he died on July 15, 1863 from
wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Askew,
Levi |
Hertford |
66th Partisan
Rangers
(Never Formally Organized),
68th NC Regiment |
Company
"unknown,"
Company D |
September
2, 1863,
January 20, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Hillory
Taylor |
|
The 66th
Partisan Rangers were never formally organized, but redesignated
as the 68th NC Regiment on January 20, 1864. Askew was promoted
to Captain. |
| Askew,
Richard W. |
Hertford |
17th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
August 1,
1862,
February 29, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M.C. Luke,
Capt. Norman L. Shaw |
1st Washington,
Gardner's Bridge, 2nd Tarborough, Gales' Creek, Bogue Sound Blockhouse,
Shepherdsville, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
Fussell's Mill, 1st Fort Fisher, 2nd Fort Fisher, 2nd Kinston,
Bentonville |
Was a Sergeant.
Paroled on May 1, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Astoogatogeh,
John |
Haywood |
Independent
Company,
Thomas's Cherokee Battalion |
Thomas's
Company,
1st Company |
April 9,
1862,
July 19, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Thomas,
Capt. James W. Terrell |
1st Chattanooga,
Baptist Gap (killed) |
KIA on
September 13-15, 1862 at the battle of Baptist Gap, TN. A Cherokee
Indian. Last name also spelled Sdhu:gado:ga, Sduhu:gado:ga, and
Astoo-ga-Sto-ga. |
| Atkins,
George B. |
Cumberland |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery)
13th NC Battalion - Light Artillery
" " |
2nd Company
B
Starr's Light Battery,
Company B
Starr's Light Battery
" " |
March 9,
1863,
November 4, 1863,
December 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
B. Starr |
Goldsborough
Bridge, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Greenville |
Was a Sergeant. This unit was transferred
as Company B to the 13th NC Battalion-Light Artillery on November
4, 1863. Promoted to Captain. |
| Atkinson,
Atlas |
Robeson |
50th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
February
25, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. E.C.
Atkinson |
Malvern
Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Street's Ferry,
Fayetteville Market House (POW) |
Was a Corporal
in Company B of the 2nd NC Volunteers, which later became 1st
Company D of the 12th NC Regiment. POW at New Bern, then Point
Lookout, MD, then Washington, DC, where he was hospitalized on
April 4, 1865 with pneumonia, then to Johnson's Island, OH. Released
on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Atkinson,
Robert W. |
Wilson |
9th NC
Volunteers
(2nd Cavalry)
19th NC Regiment
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
E |
June 21,
1861
April 1, 1862,
June 10, 1862,
July 1, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
" "
2nd Lieutenant
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Columbus
A. Thomas,
Capt. Josiah J.B. Vick
" "
" " |
1st New
Bern, Gillett's Farm, Raid on Chambersburg, Fredericksburg, Raid
on Dumfries, 1st Stoneman Raid (POW), Beverly Ford, Brandy Station,
Middleburg, Upperville, Hanover, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown |
1st POW
at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, paroled on May 18, 1863.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Atkinson,
Rufus |
Edgecombe |
13th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Edgecombe Rifles |
April 26,
1862,
October 15, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
H. Hyman,
Capt. John A. Fuqua |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Oak Grove, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, White Oak Swamp, Malvern Hill, 2nd Manassas, Harper's
Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville,
2nd Winchester, Gettysburg (wounded), 1st Hagerstown |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Captured on July 30, 1863. Died in Federal hospital
at Winchester, VA on August 3, 1863 from wounds received at the
battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Atkinson,
William E. |
Bladen |
Independent
Company,
Independent Company |
Buie's
Company,
McDugald's Company |
February
10, 1863,
October 28, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Duncan
M. Buie,
Capt. William J. McDugald |
Fort Anderson,
Town Creek, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Was a Private
in Company K of the 18th NC Regiment, wounded at Hanover Court
House, then captured, POW, exchanged. Then a 3rd Lieutenant in
this unit. Buie's Company became McDugald's company on October
28, 1864. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Atwater,
John F. |
Chatham |
63rd NC
Regiment
(5th Cavalry) |
Company
E
Vance Troop |
September
30, 1863,
February 3, 1864 |
3rd Lieuteant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
W. Harris |
Gales'
Creek, Bogue Sound Blockhouse, Shepherdsville, Wilderness Campaign,
Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Sheridan's Raid on Richmond, Yellow
Taveern, Ground Squirrel Church, Meadow Bridge, Fort Pocahontas,
Across the Pamunkey, Bethesda Church, Haw's Shop, Hanover Court
House, Ashland, Riddle's Shop, Wilcox's Landing, 1st Weldon Railroad,
Wilson-Kautz Raid, Staunton River Bridge, Sappony Church, Gravel
Hill, Fussell's Mill, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station,
Hampton's Beefsteak Raid, Vaughan Road, Jones's Farm, Pegram's
Farm, Burgess' Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Boydton Plank Road, Dinwiddie
Court House, Five Forks, Namozine Church |
Was a Private.
Absent with leave on December 24, 1864 to unspecified date (assume
through January 1865). No further records. Assume he served until
the end of the war. |
| Atwell,
George A. |
Rowan |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Shady Grove Rangers |
August 1,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Micajah
C. Davis |
Bristoe
Station, Payne's Farm, Wilderness (wounded), 2nd Reams Station |
Was Sergeant
Major. Acting Adjuntant during November-December 1863. Absent
wounded from May 7, 1864 through June 1864. Promoted to Captain. |
| Atwell,
William L. |
Rowan |
42nd NC Regiment |
Company
G |
May 10,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
A. Blackwelder |
|
Resigned
on August 4, 1862 due to ill health; accepted on August 11, 1862.
Re-enlisted later as a Private. |
| Atwood,
Benjamin F. |
Forsyth |
48th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Confederate Guards |
March 12,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
W. Atwood |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Austin,
Daniel |
Alexander |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Alexander Soldiers |
November
20, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
Reed |
1st New
Bern |
Was a Sergeant.
Not re-elected when regiment re-organized on April 16, 1862. |
| Austin,
E. Coleman |
Catawba |
28th NC Regiment |
Company
C
South Fork Farmers |
November
17, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. T.
James Linebarger |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, Gettysburg (killed) |
Was a Sergeant,
a Private, and a Corporal, and captured at the battle of Hanover
Court House, exchanged. KIA on July 3, 1863 at the battle of
Gettysburg, PA. |
| Austin,
James E. |
Union |
48th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
March 17,
1863,
October 14, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
A. Laney |
2nd Gum
Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Burgess'
Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill, Hare's Hill (killed) |
Was a Private
in Company B of the 5th NC Volunteers, then a Private and a Corporal
in Company I. KIA on March 25, 1865 at the battle of Hare's Hill,
VA (aka Fort Stedman). |
| Austin,
Josiah |
Union |
Independent
Company,
4th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Rone's
Company - Senior Reserves,
Company I |
July 7,
1864,
Augsut 6, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Loyd
K. Rone |
Salisbury |
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 4th NC Regiment Senior Reserves on
August 6, 1864. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Austin,
Milton S. |
Richmond |
52nd NC Regiment |
Company
E
Richmond Regulators |
March 19,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
F. Little |
Goldsborough
Bridge, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Gettysburg
(wounded) |
Absent
wounded from July 3, 1863 through October 1863. Promoted to Captain
while recuperating. |
| Austin,
William Alexander |
Union |
48th NC Regiment |
Company
I |
March 15,
1862,
January 6, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Elias
C. Alexander,
Capt. John E. Moore |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, Fredericksburg (wounded), 2nd
Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Bristoe Campaign,
Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Burgess'
Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill, Hare's Hill, 3rd Petersburg,
Amelia Court House, Farmville |
Absent
sick September-October 1862. Absent wounded from December 13,
1862 through April 1863.
Surrendered on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Austin,
William M. |
Yancey |
58th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Yancey Boys |
June 17,
1863,
August 14, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Suel
B. Briggs |
Chickamauga
(wounded) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Absent wounded from September 20, 1863 through
August 31, 1864. No further records. Not reported with the regiment
when it was surrendered at Bennett Place, NC. |
| Autrey,
George M. |
McDowell |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Marion Men |
July 5,
1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
W. Freeman
(absent wounded) |
Siege of
Petersburg, The Crater, 2nd Weldon Railroad |
Was a Private
and a Corporal. Reported AWOL from January 14 through February
28, 1865. Not with the regiment when it was surrendered at Appomattox,
VA. |
| Avent,
George W. |
Chatham |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Haw River Boys |
December
29, 1862,
December 11, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
E. Petty |
2nd Gum
Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Boon's Mill, Suffolk,
2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Siege
of Petersburg |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Promoted to Captain. |
| Avent,
James |
Nash |
2nd NC Volunteers |
Company
I
Nash Boys |
May 1, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
T. Williams |
|
Resigned
on May 15, 1861, reason not provided. |
| Avery,
Alphonso C. |
Burke |
6th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
May 16,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Isaac
E. Avery |
1st Manassas,
Barhamsville, Seven Pines |
Promoted
to Captain then Assistant Inspector General. |
| Avery,
Willoughby F. |
Burke |
Independent
Company,
33rd NC Regiment |
Davis Dragoons,
Company C
Cabarrus Hornets |
October
7, 1861
August 6, 1862,
January 14, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
George Walton
Capt. David M. Corzine,
" " |
Cedar Run,
1st Rappahannock Station, Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas,
Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign,
Bristoe Station, 2nd Rappahannock Station, Mine Run Campaign,
Payne's Farm |
Not re-elected
when the Davis Dragoons re-organized on May 19, 1862. In the
33rd NC Regiment, promoted to Captain of Company E, then Captain
of Company I. |
| Axley,
Felix P. |
Cherokee |
39th NC
Regiment |
Company
G |
May 19,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Paschal
C. Hughes |
Baptist
Gap, 2nd Murfreesboro |
Was a Private
in Company C. Resigned on February 11, 1863 due to disability;
accepted on March 18, 1963. |
| Aycock,
B.T. |
Wake |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
2nd Company
D
Anderson's Artillery |
|
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
B. Dudley |
|
Paroled
at Goldsborough, NC on May 11, 1865. No records available. |
| Ayer,
Henry W. |
Davidson |
4th NC Volunteers |
Company
B
Thomasville Rifles |
May 26,
1861 |
2nd Lieutnant |
Capt. Willis
L. Miller |
Siege of
Yorktown, Lee's Mill |
Was a Sergeant.
Resigned or not re-elected when regiment re-organized on April
26, 1862. |
| Babb,
Lewis H. |
Gates |
33rd NC Regiment |
Company
E |
April 1,
1863,
May 3, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
T. Parker |
Chancellorsville
(wounded), Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover
Junction, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor, Riddle's Shop, Siege
of Petersburg, 1st Weldon Railroad, Gravel Hill, Fussell's Mill,
2nd Reams Station |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from May 3, 1863 through February 1864. Probably
limited action in the battles identified at the left. Retired
to the NC Invalid Corps on September 7, 1864. |
| Babb,
William K. |
Gates |
33rd NC Regiment |
Company
E |
March 1,
1862,
September 23, 1862 |
3rd Lieutgenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
T. Parker |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, 1st Rappahannock
Station, Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill,
Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville
(killed) |
Was a Sergeant.
KIA on May 3, 1863 at the battle of Chancellorsville, VA. |
| Badger,
Edward S. |
Wake |
56th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Pasquotank Boys |
March 1,
1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alexander
P. White |
Suffolk,
2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Ware
Bottom Church, Siege of Petersburg, Avery's Farm, Hare's Hill,
Dinwiddie Court House, Five Forks (POW) |
Raleigh
Hospital on July 29, 1864 with remittent fever. Furloughed on
September 1, 1864, returned to active duty around January 1,
1865. POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Fort
Delaware, DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath
of Allegiance. |
| Badger,
Thomas E. |
Wake |
5th NC Regiment |
Company
I |
December
1, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. E.L.
Curtis |
|
Was Ordnance
Sergeant. Soon appointed Adjutant. |
| Badgett,
Burrill R. |
Davidson |
66th NC Regiment |
Company
G |
November
28, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Elon
G. Blackmer
(absent sick) |
1st Fort
Fisher, 2nd Fort Fishter, Sugar Loaf, Northeast Station, 2nd
Kinston (POW) |
Was a Private
in 1st Company A of the Salisbury Prison Guard, then a Private
and a Sergeant in this unit. 1st Company A of the Salisbury Prison
Guard Battalion was assigned to the 66th NC Regiment on October
2, 1863. POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Fort
Delaware, DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath
of Allegiance. |
| Badgett,
Cicero L. |
Davidson |
6th NC
Battalion Junior Reserves,
1st NC Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company
A,
Company C |
May 23,
1864,
July 15, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alfred
M. Heitman |
Stony Creek
Raid, Poplar Point, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
The 6th
NC Battalion Junior Reserves was merged into the 1st NC Regiment
Junior Reserves on July 15, 1864. Paroled on May 6, 1865 at Greensborough,
NC. |
| Badgett,
James W. |
Granville |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Granville Rangers |
May 1, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
A. Barnett |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill,
Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Kellysville,
Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania (wounded),
3rd Winchester |
Was a Sergeant.
Williamsburg Hospital on May 15, 1863 with gunshot wound, details
not provided, returned to active duty by the end of June 1863.
Absent wounded from May 19, 1864 through August 1864. Promoted
to Captain. |
| Bagley,
Alvin |
Wayne |
66th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
October
20, 1863,
June 12, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
T. Sykes |
Bermuda
Hundred Campaign, Port Walthall Junction, Ware Bottom Church,
Cold Harbor, 2nd Petersburg, Siege
of Petersburg, The Crater, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Darbytown &
New Market Roads, 2nd Darbytown Road, Burgess' Mills, 1st Fort
Fisher, 2nd Fort Fisher, Sugar Loaf, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston,
Bentonville |
Was a Private
in Company D of the 13th NC Battalion-Infantry, then a Private
in this unit. Reported present through October 1864, no further
records. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Bagley,
Stephen Decatur |
Perquimans |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
December
11, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Bagley |
Goldsborough
Bridge, 2nd Fort Wagner |
Was in
Company L of the 17th NC Regiment, then a Sergeant in this company,
when he was captured at Roanoke Island, paroled, exchanged. Promoted
to Captain on September 8, 1863 - unit not known. |
| Bagley,
William Henry |
Perquimans |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
May 16,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
W. Hinton |
Chicamacomico,
Roanoke Island (POW) |
POW, paroled
on February 21, 1862, exchanged in August 1862. Promoted to Captain,
then Major. |
| Bailey,
Allen |
Wake |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
August 10, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Eugene
Grissom |
|
Resigned
on December 10, 1861 due to disability. |
| Bailey,
Andrew G. |
Madison |
64th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
April 3, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
E. Erwin |
|
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Bailey,
Isaac H. |
Mitchell |
58th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
February
1, 1863,
May 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Jacob
W. Bowman |
|
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Promoted to Captain on September 1, 1863, back-dated
to April 17, 1863. |
| Bailey,
James C. |
Person |
14th NC Volunteers |
Company
H
Person Invincibles |
June 6, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
L. Harris |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Bailey,
John E. |
Caswell |
5th NC Regiment |
Company
I |
May 16,
1861,
May 5, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Lea |
1st Manassas,
Fort Magruder, Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg |
Dropped
from the company on January 20. 1863 due to AWOL. Restored as
1st Lieutenant on March 2, 1863. Promoted to Captain. |
| Bailey,
John E. |
McDowell |
22nd NC Regiment |
Company
K
McDowell Boys |
March 27, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Ephraim
J. Dobson |
Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor,
Riddle's Shop, Siege of Petersburg (wounded) |
Was a Private.
Absent wounded from July 11, 1864 through February 16, 1865.
Not reported with the regiment when it was surrendered at Appomattox,
VA. |
| Bailey,
Milus M. |
Iredell |
Col. Peter Mallett's Battalion |
Company
B |
November
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
No Captain |
|
Was a Sergeant.
Last record of service is February 1864. |
| Bailey,
Richard A. |
Iredell |
49th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
June 3,
1864,
July 30, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Edwin
V. Harris,
Capt. John T. Crawford |
Siege of
Petersburg, Avery Farm, The Crater (wounded), Hare's Hill, Dinwiddie
Court House, Five Forks (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from July 30, 1864 to unspecified date (assume
through December 1864). POW at Old Captitol Prison in Washington,
DC, then Johnson's Island, OH. Released on June 18, 1865 after
taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Bailey,
William Hall |
Davie |
42nd NC Regiment |
Company
F |
June 25,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Wiley
A. Clement |
Gales'
Creek, Bogue Sound Blockhouse, Shepherdsville, Bermuda Hundred
Campaign, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, New Market Heights,
1st Fort Fisher, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Was a Sergeant.
Paroled on May 1, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Bailey,
Wilson |
Nash |
47th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Chicora Guards |
April 11,
1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Bryant |
|
Resigned
on May 17, 1862. Died of disease, details not provided. |
| Baird,
Benjamin F. |
Watauga |
Palmer's
Legion,
58th NC Regiment |
Harman's
Company,
Company E |
June 27,
1862,
July 24, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Drury
C. Harman |
|
First assigned
to Palmer's Legion, which was not approved by the CSA or NC Military.
Assigned to the 58th NC Regiment on July 24, 1862. Promoted to
Captain. |
| Baird,
David Franklin |
Watauga |
58th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
June 16,
1863,
March 28, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
F. Baird |
Chickamauga,
Chattanooga Campaign, Missionary Ridge, 1st Dalton, Atlanta Campaign,
Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca, Adairsville, Dallas, Kolb's Farm, Kennesaw
Mountain, Siege of Atlanta, Jonesborough, 2nd Lovejoy's Station
(wounded), Averasborough, Bentonville (wounded) |
Was a Private
and a Corporal. 1st absent wounded from September 2, 1864 to
unspecified date (assume through December 31, 1864). 2nd absent
wounded in Greensborough Hospital on March 19-21, 1865. Not with
the regiment when it was surrendered at Bennett Place, NC. |
| Baird,
Israel Victor |
Buncombe |
Allen's
Legion,
64th NC Regiment |
Company
G,
Company G,
Company C |
April 27,
1862,
October 31, 1862,
May 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
M. Keith,
Capt. William M. Keith,
Capt. John Peek |
|
Earlier,
a Corporal and a Private in Company F of the 14th NC Regiment.
Appointed Sergeant Major of this regiment in April 1863. Appointed
3rd Lieutenant in Company C in May of 1863. Promoted to Captain
and transferred to Company G on September 2, 1863. |
| Baird,
James Samuel Tasewell |
Buncombe |
McDowell's
Battalion,
6th NC Battalion - Infantry,
60th NC Regiment |
Fifth Company,
Company B,
Company K |
May 15,
1862,
August 1, 1862,
October 8, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
R. West |
2nd Murfreesboro |
Was a Private
in Company G of the 9th NC Regiment (1st Cavalry). McDowell's
Battalion grew into the 6th NC Battalion-Infantry on August 1,
1862, then grew into the 60th NC Regiment on October 8, 1862.
Resigned on January 3, 1863; accepted on February 18, 1863. |
| Baird,
William Gilliam |
Person |
24th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Person Invincibles |
May 16,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
C. Bailey |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg,
Fredericksburg, Boon's Mill, 2nd New Bern, Suffolk, 2nd Plymouth,
Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Siege of Petersburg,
Battle of the Crater, 2nd Weldon Railroad |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Baker,
Burrell P. |
Franklin |
14th NC
Volunteers,
24th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Poplar Spring Grays |
June 17,
1861,
May 15, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. David
W. Spivey,
Capt. Janadius H. Baker |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg,
Fredericksburg, Boon's Mill, 2nd New Bern, Suffolk, 2nd Plymouth,
Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Siege of Petersburg,
Battle of the Crater, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Dabney's Mill, Hare's
Hill (POW) |
Appointed
AQM on July 18, 1861, returned as 2nd Lieutenant in this company
on September 24, 1861. POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington,
DC, then Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking
the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Baker,
Daniel J. |
Cumberland |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Manchester Guards |
February
13, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Luther
R. Breece |
Suffolk,
Plymouth, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Cold Harbor (POW) |
Was a Private,
and captured at Roanoke Island. POW, paroled, exchanged. Then
a Corporal and 2nd Lieutenant. POW at Point Lookout, MD, then
Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 10, 1865 after taking the
Oath of Allegiance. |
| Baker,
Elijah W. |
Mitchell |
29th NC Regiment |
Company
I |
July 11,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
C. Blalock |
1st Cumberland
Gap |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on May 2, 1862. Later, a Sergeant
in Company B of the 58th NC Regiment. |
| Baker,
George B. |
Cumberland |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
C |
May 10,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
W. Horne |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill (wounded) |
Transferred
from 2nd Company B of the 36th NC Regiment (2nd Artillery). Transferred
to the NC Conscript Bureau in Raleigh, NC as 1st Lieutenant on
July 14, 1862. |
| Baker,
Henry |
Franklin |
Independent Company |
Jones's
Company - Supporting Force |
July 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jackson
Jones |
|
No further
information available. |
| Baker,
Henry Hyer |
Halifax |
33rd NC Regiment |
Company
A |
April 25,
1862,
October 6, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
H. Saunders |
Hanover
Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, 1st Rappahannock Station,
Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's
Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Baker,
Hiram |
Ashe |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
A |
May 16,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
N. Crumpler |
|
Resigned
on October 4, 1861. Re-enlisted as a Private. |
| Baker,
James |
Bladen |
8th NC
Volunteers
36th NC Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
Company
K
Bladen Guards
1st Company B
Bladen Guards |
April 26,
1861
October 31, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
Tait
Capt. Thomas J. Purdie |
|
This unit
was assigned to the 36th NC Regiment (aka 2nd Artillery) on October
31, 1861 as 1st Company B, then transferred back to the 18th
NC Regiment before the 36th NC Regiment was formally organized
on May 14, 1862. Not re-elected when the 8th NC Volunteers re-organized
on April 24, 1862. |
| Baker,
Janadius H. |
Franklin |
14th NC Volunteers |
Company
K
Poplar Spring Grays |
June 17,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. David
W. Spivey |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Baker,
John |
Pasquotank |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
January
13, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
A. Sawyer |
2nd New
Bern, Suffolk, Plymouth, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Cold Harbor, Siege
of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Fort Harrison (mortally wounded) |
Was a Sergeant,
captured at Roanoke Island, paroled, exchanged. Wounded at 2nd
Fort Wagner. Died in Richmond Hospital on October 5, 1864 due
to wounds received at the battle of Fort Harrison, VA. |
| Baker,
John A. |
New Hanover |
10th NC
Regiment
(1st Artillery) |
Company
E
Wilmington Light Artillery |
May 16,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Alexander
D. Moore |
|
Resigned
on April 9, 1862 after being authorized to raise his own Company
to defend Wilmington. Promoted to Captain and assigned as Aide-de-Camp
on Maj. Gen. Samuel G. French (MS) staff. Later, appointed Colonel
of the 41st NC Regiment (aka 3rd Cavalry) on September 3, 1862. |
| Baker,
John C. |
Moore |
19th NC
Regiment
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
I |
June 14,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
O. Bryan |
Middleburg,
Upperville, Hanover, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Culpeper Court
House (mortally wounded) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Died on November 11, 1863 from wounds received
at Culpeper Court House, VA. |
| Baker,
John R. |
Mecklenburg |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Mecklenburg Farmers |
May 27,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. David
G. Maxwell |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg,
2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Boon's Mill, Suffolk,
2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Siege
of Petersburg (wounded/POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at various Federal hospitals, the Old Capitol Prison in Washington,
DC, the Fort Delaware, DE, exchanged on February 27, 1865. Not
reported with the regiment when it was surrendered a Appomattox,
VA. |
| Baker,
Joseph S. |
Cumberland |
9th NC
Volunteers
(2nd Cavalry)
19th NC Regiment
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
D |
June 21,
1861,
January 13, 1862
April 30, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
W. Strange |
1st New
Bern, Gillett's Farm, Raid on Chambersburg, Fredericksburg, Raid
on Dumfries, 1st Stoneman Raid, Providence Church Road, Beverly
Ford, Brandy Station, Middleburg, Upperville, Hanover, Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Jack's Shop, Russell's Ford & James City,
Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, 2nd Auburn, Buckland Races,
Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Kilpatrick-Dahlgren Raid, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Todd's Tavern, Spotsylvania, Sheridan's
Raid on Richmond, Yellow Tavern, Meadow Bridge, Fort Pocahontas,
Haw's Shop, Hanover Court House (killed) |
KIA on
June 1, 1864 at the battle of Hanover Court House, VA. |
| Baker,
Richard S. |
Franklin |
14th NC
Volunteers,
24th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Poplar Spring Grays |
June 17,
1861,
May 15, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. David
W. Spivey,
Capt. Janadius H. Baker |
Seven Pines
(wounded)(?), Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Boon's
Mill, 2nd New Bern, Suffolk, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred Campaign,
2nd Drewry's Bluff, Siege of Petersburg, Battle of the Crater,
2nd Weldon Railroad, Dabney's Mill, Hare's Hill (POW) |
Absent
wounded from May 31, 1862 through August 13, 1862. POW at Old
Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Fort Delaware, DE. Released
on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Baker,
Thomas W. |
Cumberland |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
D |
February
21, 1862,
March 24, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Cary
W. Whitaker |
Seven Days'
Battles, Malvern Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Brandy Station,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (mortally wounded/POW) |
Was a Private
in Company F of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment).
Arm amputated, died at Gettysburg Hospital on July 26, 1863 from
wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Balding,
David R. |
Clay |
39th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
October
26, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
G. Bristol |
1st Dalton,
Atlanta Campaign, Resaca, Adairsville, New Hope Church, Pine
Mountain, Latimer's Farm, Kennesaw Mountain, Peachtree Creek,
Ezra Church |
Was a Sergeant.
KIA at either the battle of Peachtree Creek or Ezra Church. No
further info. |
| Baldwin,
Joseph A. |
Columbus |
Independent
Company,
Independent Company |
Buie's
Company,
McDugald's Company |
February
10, 1863,
October 28, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Duncan
M. Buie,
Capt. William J. McDugald |
Fort Anderson,
Town Creek, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Earlier,
a Private and a Sergeant in Company H of the 18th NC Regiment.
Buie's Company became McDugald's Company on October 28, 1864.
Led the company on April 1, May 22, June 1, and August 1, 1863,
then in July-August of 1864. Most likely led the company after
Capt. McDugald died on April 1, 1865. Surrendered at Bennett
Place on April 26, 1865. |
| Baldwin,
Thomas Roper |
Richmond |
52nd NC Regiment |
Company
E
Richmond Regulators |
April 14,
1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
F. Little |
Goldsborough
Bridge, Fort Anderson, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown |
Resigned
on August 31, 1863 due to disease of the testicles; accepted
on September 11, 1863. |
| Baldwin,
William Gaston |
Columbus |
8th NC
Volunteers,
20th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Columbus Guards No. 1,
Company K
Columbus Guards No. 2 |
April 22,
1861,
April 12, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Ellis,
Capt. David J. Broadhurst |
Chancellorsville,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (POW) |
Not re-elected
when the 8th NC Volunteers re-organized on April 24, 1862. Later,
a Private in Company G of the 41st NC Regiment (3rd Cavalry).
Transferred to the 20th NC Regiment as 2nd Lieutenant of Company
K, on April 12, 1863. POW at Fort Delaware, DE, then Johnson's
Island, OH, then Point Lookout, MD, exchanged on March 20, 1864.
Promoted to Captain while in captivity. |
| Baley,
Dempsey |
[SC] |
Independent
Company,
Barnett's Battalion - Senior Reserves,
7th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Watts's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company E,
Company E |
June 23,
1864,
late-August, 1864,
November 28, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Watts |
Coosawhatchie,
Siege of Savannah, Tuliffiny Iron Works, Fayetteville Market
House, Averasborough, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Lt. Col. James A. Barnett's Battalion-Senior
Reserves in late-August, 1864, then re-assigned to the 7th NC
Regiment Senior Reserves on November 28, 1864. |
| Ball,
Dotson S. |
Madison |
64th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
March 30,
1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Melvin
E. Carter |
Morristown,
Lick Creek, Warm Springs, Asheville |
Earlier,
a Private in Company B of the 6th NC Volunteers. Assumed he served
until the end of the war. |
| Ball,
Henry N. |
Franklin |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
F |
|
Lieutenant |
Capt. John
E. Duggar |
|
Was a Private.
Promoted to Lieutenant sometime between October 31, 1864 and
April 9, 1865. Paroled on April 26, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Ballance,
James W. |
Currituck |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Shaw Guards |
May 14,
1863,
January 14, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
J. Jarvis |
2nd Fort
Wagner, 2nd New Bern, Suffolk, Plymouth, 2nd Drewry's Bluff |
Was a Sergeant.
Killed at Bermuda Hundred (?) on May 21, 1864. |
| Ballard,
J.C. |
Wayne |
Clark's
Special Battalion of NC Militia |
Company
K
Brown's Company |
February 28, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alexander
Brown |
1st New
Bern |
|
| Ballard,
John |
Anson |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
I
Anson Regulators |
February
25, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
T. Hall |
Malvern
Hill |
Was a Private
in Company C of the 4th NC Volunteers. Resigned on December 25,
1862 due to ill health; accepted on January 19, 1863. Later,
re-enlisted as a Private. |
| Ballard,
Matthew T. |
Anson |
31st NC Regiment |
Company
B
O.K. Boys |
November
28, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
R. Liles |
Roanoke
Island |
Was a Private.
Either not at or not captured at the battle of Roanoke Island.
One source claims he was a POW, but company records do not agree.
Resigned on June 6, 1862; accepted on June 14, 1862. Later a
Private in Company C of the 14th NC Regiment. |
| Ballard,
Robert E. |
Franklin |
15th NC
Regiment,
32nd NC Regiment |
Company
L
Franklin Rifles,
2nd Company K
Franklin Rifles |
May 2, 1862,
July 4, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
I. Foster |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Savage's Station, Malvern Hill, Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (wounded),
Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns,
New Market, Cold Harbor, Lynchburg, Fort Stevens, Snicker's Gap,
Stephenson's Depot, 2nd Kernstown, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill,
Belle Grove |
On July
4, 1862, the entire Company L of the 15th NC Regiment was transferred
to the 32nd NC Regiment and became 2nd Company K. Absent wounded
from July 3, 1863 through December 1863. December 1864, reported
under arrest, details not provided. Absent on furlough during
January-February 1865. Not with the regiment when it was surrendered
at Appomattox, VA. Paroled on May 15, 1865 at Raleigh, NC. |
| Ballard,
William H. |
Franklin |
5th NC
Volunteers,
15th NC Regiment |
Company
E,
Company E |
May 16,
1861,
July 9, 1861,
May 2, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
" " |
Capt. Willie
Perry, Jr.,
" "
" " |
Siege of
Yorktown, Lee's Mill, Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Savage's
Station, Malvern Hill (wounded) |
Absent
wounded from July 1, 1862 through September 1862, then AWOL through
February 1863, returned to duty prior to July 1, 1863. Promoted
to Captain while recuperating. |
| Ballenger,
Joseph D. |
Craven |
31st NC Regiment |
Company
K |
September
17, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
Whitty |
White Hall,
2nd Fort Wagner, Smithfield |
Was a Sergeant,
and captured at the battle of Roanoke Island, paroled, exchanged.
Resigned on April 15, 1864; accepted on April 23, 1864. Came
in for parole on May 15, 1865 at Goldsborough, NC. |
| Ballentine,
John W. |
Nash |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
December
16, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joshua
W. Vick |
Wilderness
(wounded), Siege of Petersburg,
Jones' Farm (wounded) |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant, and wounded at the battle of Fredericksburg,
VA. Absent wounded from May 5, 1864 through August 1864. Absent
wounded from September 30, 1864 through December 1864. Paroled
on May 1, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Ballew,
Joseph R. |
Caldwell |
26th NC Regiment |
Company
F
Hilbriten Guards |
June 15,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Nathaniel
P. Rankin |
Bogue Island,
1st New Bern |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Ballinger,
Michael |
Catawba |
Independent
Company,
4th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Smith's
Company - Senior Reserves,
Company C |
June 23,
1864,
August 6, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Marcus
M. Smith |
Salisbury |
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 4th NC Regiment Senior Reserves on
August 6, 1864. Assumed he served until the end of the war. Last
name might be Bollinger. |
| Bamberger,
Jacob |
Columbus |
51st NC Regiment |
Company
H
Columbus Light Infantry |
October
7, 1862,
December 11, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
W. Maultsby, Sr. |
Skirmish
Near Deep Gully, Goldsborough Bridge, 2nd Fort Wagner |
Was a Sergeant.
Wilmington Hospital from January 1864 till he resigned on March
14, 1864, but resignation was disapproved. Reported AWOL on April
8, 1864. Dropped from the rolls on July 16, 1864. |
| Bandy,
James Marcus |
Catawba |
8th NC
Battalion - Junior Defense,
3rd NC Regiment Junior Defense
" " |
Company
B,
Company E
" " |
June 4,
1864,
January 3, 1865,
February 10, 1865 |
3rd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Junius
R. Gaither |
Stony Creek
Raid, 1st Fort Fisher, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Wilmington
Hospital on August 24, 1864 with remitten bilious fever; sick
through August 31, 1864. The 8th NC Battalion-Junior Reserves
was merged into the 3rd NC Regiment Junior Reserves on January
3, 1865. Commanded Company E January-February 1865. Paroled on
May 1, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Banks,
Charles R. |
Cumberland |
2nd NC Battalion - Local Defense |
Company
C |
September
2, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. George
W. Decker |
|
Present
through December 1864, no further records. |
| Banner,
Frank V. |
Surry |
21st NC Regiment |
Company
C
Blue Ridge Riflemen |
June 5,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Byrd
Snow |
2nd Winchester,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (wounded), 2nd New Bern, 2nd Plymouth,
Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Valley Campaigns,
Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Lynchburg,
Monocacy Junction, Fort Stevens, Stephenson's Depot, 3rd Winchester,
Fisher's Hill (POW) |
Was a Private
and a Corporal. Absent wounded from July 1, 1863 through unspecified
date (assume through December 1863). POW at Fort Delaware, DE.
Released on June 16, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Banner,
Henry Clay |
Forsyth |
48th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Confederate Guards |
March 25,
1862,
September 27, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
W. Atwood,
Capt. John C. Stafford |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, 1st Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg,
Fredericksburg (mortally wounded) |
Died at
Jarratt's Hotel in Petersburg, VA on Decemvber 21, 1862 due to
wounds received at the battle of Fredericksburg, VA. |
| Banner,
William O.T. |
Surry |
21st NC
Regiment,
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
I
Surry Marksmen,
2nd Company A |
June 5,
1861,
September 9, 1862,
May 28, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
C. Gilmer,
Capt. James R. Waugh,
Capt. William M. Norman |
1st Manassas, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg,
Fredericksburg, 1st Kellysville, Chancellorsville, 1st Martinsburg,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, 2nd Kellysville
(POW) |
Re-elected
when the 21st NC Regiment re-organized on April 26, 1862, but
he declined. Then, joined 2nd NC Regiment. POW at Old Capitol
Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island, OH. Released
on June 12, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Bannerman,
Alexander W. |
New Hanover |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
K
Holly Shelter Volunteers |
May 16,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. David
Williams |
|
Resigned
on January 13, 1862 due to disability. Later served in Company
C of the 59th NC Regiment (4th Cavalry). |
| Banning,
Rufus P. |
Henderson |
Independent
Company,
6th NC Battalion - Infantry,
60th NC Regiment |
Henderson
Rangers,
Company D,
Company D |
July 10,
1862,
August 1, 1862,
October 8, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
M. Fletcher |
2nd Murfreesboro |
This Independent
Company was assigned to the newly-created 6th NC Battalion-Infantry
on August 1, 1862, which grew into the 60th NC Regiment on October
8, 1862. Resigned on May 3, 1863 due to chronic bronchitis; accepted
on May 16, 1863. |
| Barbee,
Mordecai B. |
Wake |
6th NC
Regiment,
City Battalion of Raleigh |
Company
I
Cedar Fork Rifles,
Company A |
May 16,
1861,
June 23, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Richard
W. York,
Capt. W.L. Brodie |
1st Manassas,
Barhamsville, Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, 1st Rappahannock Station, Thoroughfare
Gap, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg |
Resigned
on October 4, 1862 "under charges of bad conduct at Seven
Pines and Gaines's Mill;" accepted on October 23, 1862.
Later, a 3rd Lt. in the City Battalion of Raleigh. Unclear when
this battalion ended. |
| Barbee,
William A. |
Chatham |
Independent
Company,
Moss's Battalion - Senior Reserves,
6th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Pilkinton's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company E,
Company E |
July 26,
1864,
September 29, 1864,
December 5, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
M. Pilkinton |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to Lt. Col. Adolphus A. Moss's Battalion-Senior
Reserves on September 29, 1864, then re-assigned to the 6th NC
Regiment Senior Reserves on December 5, 1864. |
| Barber,
Joseph |
Rowan |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
February
25, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
E. Stansill |
Chancellorsville
(wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Lost his right arm at Chancellorsville, VA. Absent wounded until
he was retired in June of 1864. Took the Oath of Allegiance on
June 26, 1865 at Salisbury, NC. |
| Barden,
Isaac V. |
Wayne |
Independent Company |
Bass's
Company |
November 30, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
R. Bass |
2nd Kinston,
Cox's Bridge |
Was a Sergeant
in Company K of the 27th NC Regiment, then a Private in Company
D of the 8th NC Battalion-Partisan Rangers, then a Private in
Company L of the 66th NC Regiment, then a Private in this unit.
Possibly assigned to the 68th NC Regiment in the Fall of 1864.
Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Barden,
John |
Sampson |
Independent
Company,
Hooks' Battalion - Senior Reserves,
8th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Bryan's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company B,
Company B |
May, 1864,
May 31, 1864,
December 22, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Bryan |
1st Fort
Fisher, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Maj. Boaz F. Hooks' Battalion-Senior
Reserves on May 31, 1864, then re-assigned to the 8th NC Regiment
Senior Reserves on December 22, 1864. |
| Barden,
Reddin C. |
Wayne |
27th NC
Regiment,
8th NC Battalion-Partisan Rangers,
66th NC Regiment,
Independent Company |
Company
K
Saulston Volunteers,
Company D
Company L,
Bass's Company |
June 10,
1861,
February 5, 1863,
October 2, 1863,
November 30, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
T. Bardin,
Capt. William R. Bass,
Capt. William R. Bass,
Capt. William R. Bass |
1st New
Bern, Skirmishes at Core Creek, 2nd Kinston, Cox's Bridge |
Not re-elected
when the 27th NC Regiment re-organized on April 22, 1862. Later,
1st Lieutenant of Company D in the 8th NC Battalion-Partisan
Rangers, then in Company L of the 66th NC Regiment, then in Bass's
Independent Company. Possibly assigned to the 68th NC Regiment
in the Fall of 1864. Assumed he served until the end of the war.
(aka Redding C. Bardin). |
| Barfield,
Stephen A. |
Bladen |
7th NC
Battalion - Junior Reserves,
3rd NC Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company
C,
Company I |
June 2,
1864,
January 3, 1865 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Donald
McQueen,
Capt. Angus B. McCallum |
Stony Creek
Raid, 1st Fort Fisher, 2nd Kinston |
Resigned
on November 27, 1864, apparently accepted on December 20, 1864,
but still transferred to 3rd NC Regiment Junior Reserves on January
3, 1865. Resigned again in February 1865 because he turned 18
years old; accepted on March 9, 1865. |
| Barker,
Edward R. |
Ashe |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
A |
October
5, 1864,
December 5, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
L. Smith |
Burgess
Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Boydton Plank Road, Five Forks, Namozine
Church |
Was a Corporal,
and wounded at Willis's Church, VA. Then a courier. |
| Barker,
William |
Rowan |
Gibbs'
Prison Guard Battalion |
Company
C |
February
4, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
M. Roark |
|
Apparently
resigned on February 28, 1862, that's when L.W. Crawford was
appointed 2nd Lieutenant. |
| Barlow,
David H. |
Edgecombe |
15th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Confederate Guard |
January 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Edwin
D. Foxhall |
Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor,
Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Reams Station (wounded), Burgess' Mill,
Dabney's Mill, 3rd Petersburg (POW) |
Was a Private
and a Corporal, and captured at Boonsboro Gap, exchanged. Then
a Sergeant and 3rd Lieutenant. Absent wounded from August 25,
1862 through October 29, 1864. POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington,
DC, then Johnson's Island, OH. Released on June 18, 1865 after
taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Barnard
Hezekiah E. |
Buncombe |
Independent
Company,
69th NC Regiment
(7th Cavalry) |
Barnard's
Company,
Company K |
January
1, 1865,
January 11, 1865 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Job
D. Barnard |
Asheville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 69th NC Regiment (7th Cavalry) on
January 11, 1865. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Barnard,
Andrew J. |
Clay |
Folk's
Battalion,
7th NC Battalion - Cavalry,
65th NC Regiment
(6th Cavalry) |
Company
B,
Company B,
Company F |
July 15,
1862,
September 12, 1862,
August 3, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
P. Moore |
Simpson's
Ford, Monticello, Garysville, Leet's Tanyard, Chickamauga, Philadelphia
(TN), Cobb's Mills, Jackson's Mills, Spring Green, Butler's Bridge,
Poplar Point, Fort Branch, 2nd Kinston |
Folk's
Battalion was redesignated as the 7th NC Battalion-Cavalry on
September 12, 1862, and then assigned to the 65th NC Regiment
(6th Cavalry) on August 3, 1863. Present through December 1864.
Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Barnard,
J.D. |
|
Allen's Legion |
Company
K |
August 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
E. Tilson |
|
Name appears
on a pay voucher dated October 28, 1862, states he was paid for
service during August 1862. No further records. Possibly the
same man as Jobe Dillingham Barnard below. |
| Barnard,
Job D. |
Buncombe |
Independent Company |
Barnard's
Company |
October 20, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
[no captain] |
|
Promoted
to Captain on January 1, 1865. |
| Barnard,
Jobe Dillingham |
Buncombe |
25th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Black Mountain Guards |
July 23, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
M. Roberts |
|
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 28, 1862 |
| Barnard,
Virgil |
Clay |
7th NC
Battalion - Cavalry,
65th NC Regiment
(6th Cavalry) |
Company
B,
Company F |
June 6,
1863,
August 3, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
P. Moore |
Simpson's
Ford, Monticello, Garysville, Leet's Tanyard, Chickamauga, Philadelphia
(TN), Cobb's Mills, Jackson's Mills, Spring Green, Butler's Bridge,
Poplar Point, Fort Branch, 2nd Kinston |
Was a Sergeant.
The 7th NC Battalion-Cavalry was assigned to the 65th NC Regiment
(6th Cavalry) on August 3, 1863. Present through October 1864.
Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Barnes,
Bennett |
Wilson |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
C |
August 2,
1862,
January 22, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
S. Woodard |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd New
Bern, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff,
Valley Campaigns, Hanover Junction, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor,
Siege of Petersburg, Lynchburg, Buford's Gap, 2nd Harper's Ferry,
2nd Hagerstown, Monocacy Junction, Fort Stevens, Snicker's Gap,
2nd Kernstown, Cameron's Depot, Smithfield Crossing, Berryville,
3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove, Mt. Jackson, Hare's
Hill, 3rd Petersburg (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Captured at Richmond Hospital on April 3, 1865. Paroled on May
2, 1865 at Richmond, VA. |
| Barnes,
Bennett G. |
Wayne |
27th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Saulston Volunteers |
April 22,
1862,
July 18, 1862,
August 30, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M. Gardner,
Capt. Hopton H. Coor,
Capt. Berry Parks |
Seven Days'
Battles, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg (wounded),
Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek,
South Anna Bridge, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run
Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania,
Hanover Junction, Polegreen Church, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Burgess'
Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill |
Was a Private.
Absent wounded from September 17, 1862 through November 1862.
Present through February
1865. Not with the regiment when it was surrendered at
Appomattox, VA. |
| Barnes,
Bunyan J. |
Wilson |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
B |
March 20, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
C. Gorman |
Chancellorsville,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign,
2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Spotsylvania,
Valley Campaigns, Cold Harbor, Monocacy Junction, Snicker's Gap,
Stephenson's Depot, 2nd Kernstown, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill,
Belle Grove, Hare's Hill, Siege of Petersburg (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
Wounded at Malvern Hill, VA as a Sergeant. POW at Johnson's Island,
OH. Released on June 18, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Barnes,
Calvin |
Wilson |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
B |
May 16, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Howard |
|
Promoted
to Captain of 1st Company A, which became 2nd Company H in the
40th NC Regiment (3rd Artillery). |
| Barnes,
Frank W. |
Wilson |
59th NC
Regiment
(4th Cavalry) |
Company
H |
December 17, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
[Captain
a POW] |
Boydton
Plank Road, Five Forks, Namozine Church, Amelia Court House,
Appomattox Court House |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Reported present through December 1864; assumed
he remained until the end of the war. |
| Barnes,
George B. |
Northampton |
56th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Moore Guards |
April 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
G. Lockhart |
|
Appointed
AQM on August 1, 1862. |
| Barnes,
J.B. |
Halifax |
16th NC Battalion - Cavalry |
Company
C |
July 11, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
K. Lane |
|
This unit
was Company F in the 7th Confederate Cavalry, and re-assigned
to the 16th NC Battalion-Cavalry on July 11, 1864. Barnes was
a POW when re-assigned to the 16th NC Battalion-Cavalry, never
on active duty. POW at Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 16,
1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Barnes,
James H. |
Wilson |
55th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
April 1,
1862,
May 20, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
J. Bullock |
|
Resigned
on June 7, 1862, details not provided. |
| Barnes,
Jesse D. |
Wilson |
61st NC Regiment |
Company
F
Trio Guards |
October
15, 1863,
May 30, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Andrew
J. Moore,
Capt. William A. Darden, Jr. |
Bermuda
Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff (wounded), 2nd Petersburg,
The Crater (killed) |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from May 16, 1864 through mid-June 1864. KIA on
July 30, 1864 at The Crater, VA. |
| Barnes,
John C. |
Robeson |
31st NC Regiment |
Company
A |
May 20,
1863,
May 16, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
P. Collins,
Capt. John F. Forte |
2nd Fort
Wagner, Smithfield, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Cold Harbor, Siege of
Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Fort Harrison (POW) |
Was a Private
in Company F, then a Private here, then a Corporal. POW at Old
Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Fort Delaware, DE. Released
on June 10, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Barnes,
John W. |
Wilson |
5th NC Regiment |
Company
G |
July 28, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Norman
A.H. Goddin |
|
Was a Sergeant.
Died on August 21, 1862 at Camp Wigfall near Manassas, VA of
Typhoid Fever. |
| Barnes,
Rory |
Harnett |
15th NC Regiment |
Company
F
Harnett Light Infantry |
August 1,
1862,
September 13, 1863,
May 31, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Addison
D. Cutts,
" "
Capt. Daniel E. Green |
Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Bristoe Campaign,
Bristoe Station (wounded), Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania,
Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Reams
Station, Burgess' Mill, Dabney's Mill |
Was a Private.
Absent wounded from October 14, 1863 through December 1863. Paroled
on May 1, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. Not with the regiment when
it was surrendered at Appomattox, VA. |
| Barnes,
Ruffin |
Wilson |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
C |
January
22, 1862,
July 28, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
S. Woodard |
Malvern
Hill |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Barnes,
Simon A. |
New Hanover |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
2nd Company
D
Anderson's Artillery |
July 19, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
B. Dudley |
Harrison's
Old Field, 2nd Fort Fisher |
Was a Sergeant.
Present through August 1864.
Apparently not captured at 2nd Fort Fisher. |
| Barnett,
Absalom |
Person |
14th NC Volunteers |
Company
A |
May 5, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
G. Dillehay |
|
Resigned
six days later on May 11, 1861. |
| Barnett,
Addison D. |
Chatham |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Haw River Boys |
January 11, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
E. Petty |
Siege of
Petersburg (wounded), Hare's Hill (POW) |
Was a Private,
and captured at the battle of Harper's Ferry, MD, POW, exchanged.
Then a Corporal and a 2nd Lieutenant. Absent wounded from June
17, 1864 through unspecified date (assume through August 1864).
Acting Commander of this Company during November 1864 through
March 1865. POW at Point Lookout, MD, then Fort Delaware, DE.
Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Barnett,
James A. |
Granville |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Granville Rangers |
September 7, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Richard
P. Taylor |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Barnett,
John W. |
Mecklenburg |
49th NC Regiment |
Company
F
Mecklenburg Guards |
April 21, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
T. Davis |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill (killed) |
KIA on
July 1, 1862 at the battle of Malvern Hill, VA. |
| Barnett,
Robert S. |
Granville |
Independent
Company,
3rd NC Battalion - Senior Reserves |
Blackley's
Company,
Company C |
April 1864,
September 14, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
J. Blackley |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 3rd NC Battalion-Senior Reserves
on September 14, 1864. |
| Barnett,
William P. |
Mecklenburg |
49th NC Regiment |
Company
F
Mecklenburg Guards |
July 16,
1863,
September 16, 1863,
May 4, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
T. Davis,
Capt. James P. Ardrey
" " |
Boon's
Mill, 2nd New Bern, Suffolk, Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's
Bluff (killed) |
Was a Private.
KIA on May 16, 1864 at the battle of 2nd Drewry's Bluff, VA. |
| Barnhardt,
Marshal L. |
Cabarrus |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
March 19, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Rufus
A. Barrier |
2nd Fort
Wagner, 2nd New Bern, Suffolk, Plymouth, 2nd Drewry's Bluff,
Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Fort Harrison
(POW) |
Was a Sergeant,
and captured at Roanoke Island. POW, paroled, exchanged. POW
at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Fort Delaware,
DE. Released on June 14, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Barr,
John W. |
[VA] |
Thomas's Legion |
Capt. John
T. Levi's Battery |
May 15, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
T. Levi |
Strawberry
Plains, Limestone Station, 1st Carter's Depot, Blue Springs,
Henderson's Mill |
Was a Private.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Barr,
William H. |
New Hanover |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
D |
September
17, 1862,
- |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
F.S. Van Blokken |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville (wounded) 2nd Winchester, Gettysburg, Bristoe
Campaign, Payne's Farm |
Was a Sergeant.
Wounded at the battle of Sharpsburg, MD as a Sergeant. Resignation
accepted on February 10, 1864 due inability to support his family. |
| Barrett,
Alexander |
Moore |
49th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
June 9,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
M. Black |
Bottom's
Bridge, Boon's Mill, 2nd New Bern, Suffolk, Bermuda Hundred Campaign,
2nd Drewry's Bluff, Siege of Petersburg, Avery's Farm, The Crater,
2nd Weldon Railroad, Hare's Hill, Dinwiddie Court House, Five
Forks, Farmville |
Was a Private.
Surrendered on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Barrett,
David Samuel |
Moore |
49th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
March 3,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
M. Black |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, 1st Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg,
Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek,
Bottom's Bridge, Boon's Mill |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Barrett,
John W. |
Nash |
2nd NC
Volunteers,
12th NC Regiment,
32nd NC Regiment |
Company
I
Nash Boys,
2nd Company H
Drake's Company,
2nd Company H
Drake's Company |
May 1, 1861,
September 30, 1861,
October 26, 1861,
May 1, 1862,
July 22, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
T. Williams,
Capt. Samuel S. Vick,
Capt. William H. Blount,
Capt. John J. Drake,
" " |
Hanover
Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
Savage's Station, Malvern Hill |
Transferred
to 2nd Company H on May 1, 1862. 2nd Company H of the 12th NC
Regiment was re-assigned as 2nd Company H in the 32nd NC Regiment
on July 22, 1862. Present through April 22, 1865 |
| Barrett,
John W. |
Nash |
12th NC
Regiment,
32nd NC Regiment |
2nd Company
H,
2nd Company H |
March 8,
1862,
July 22, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
T. Drake |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns, New Market,
Cold Harbor, Lynchburg, Fort Stevens, Snicker's Gap, Stephenson's
Depot, 2nd Kernstown, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove,
Hare's Hill, 3rd Petersburg, Farmville, Appomattox Court House |
Company
pulled into the 12th NC Regiment on May 1, 1862. Re-assigned
to the 32nd NC Regiment on July 4, 1862. Commanded 2nd Company
B during May-October 1864. Also commanded 2nd Company K during
September-October 1864. |
| Barrett,
Joseph B. |
Lenoir |
27th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Marlboro Guards |
April 29,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Morrill |
1st New
Bern, Seven Days' Battles, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg
(killed) |
KIA on
September 17, 1862 at the battle of Sharpsburg, MD. |
| Barrett,
Lycurgus J. |
Lenoir |
27th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Marlboro Guards |
October
7, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Morrill |
1st New
Bern |
Was a Corporal.
Not re-elected when regiment re-organized on April 22, 1862.
Later, Captain of Company H in the CSA 7th Cavalry. |
| Barrett,
William A. |
Moore |
49th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
March 3,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
M. Black |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill |
Resigned
on July 13, 1862 to become a colporteur; accepted on July 18,
1862. |
| Barrier,
Jacob W. |
Cabarrus |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
F
Cabarrus Rangers |
November
8, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Noah
P. Foard |
Stony Creek
Raid, Boydton Plank Road, Five Forks, Namozine Church (POW) |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant. POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington,
DC, then Johnson's Island, OH. Released on June 18, 1865 after
taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Barrier,
Wiley Alexander |
Cabarrus |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
F
Cabarrus Rangers,
Company I |
May 16,
1861,
September 28, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Rufus
C. Barringer,
Capt. William J. Houston |
Vienna,
Dranesville, Willis's Church, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Harrison's
Landing, Rainbow Banks, White Oak Swamp Bridge, Harper's Ferry,
Middletown, Burkittsville, Sharpsburg, Raid on Chambersburg,
Barbee's Crossroads, Fredericksburg, Raid on Dumfries, Burke's
Station, 1st Kellysville, Brandy Station, Aldie, Middleburg |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Barrington,
Adam |
Craven |
Independent
Company,
"
40th NC Regiment
(3rd Artillery) |
Gatlin
Artillery,
Bay River Artillery,
Company D
Bay River Artillery |
October
28, 1861,
January 1, 1863,
December 1, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
S. Lane |
Harrison's
Old Field, 2nd Fort Fisher (POW) |
Independent
Company first known as Gatlin Artillery, changed its name to
Bay River Artillery on January 1, 1863. Assigned to the 40th
NC Regiment (3rd Artillery) on December 1, 1863. POW at Fort
Columbus, NY. Exchanged at James River, VA on March 5, 1865. |
| Barrington,
Stephen G. |
Craven |
10th NC
Regiment
(1st Artillery) |
1st Company
I
Whitford's Battery |
September
20, 1861,
December 1, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
N. Whitford |
|
This unit
was re-organized on April 16, 1863 as the 1st Battalion NC Local
Defense Troops, and was later folded into the 67th NC Regiment.
Promoted to Captain in that battalion. |
| Barron,
Charles H. |
Edgecombe |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
May 16,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
McRae |
Chicamacomico,
Roanoke Island (POW), Goldsborough Bridge |
Was a Private
in Company I of the 15th NC Regiment. POW, paroled on February
21, 1862, exchanged in August 1862. Promoted to Captain. |
| Barrow,
David B. |
Forsyth |
11th NC Volunteers |
Company
D
Forsyth Rifles |
May 22,
1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alfred
H. Belo |
1st Manassas |
Appointed
Adjutant in November 1861. Transferred back on March 1, 1862.
Not re-elected when regiment re-organized on April 26, 1862.
Later, Captain of Company K. |
| Barrow,
James L. |
Forsyth |
57th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
July 4,
1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
E. Mann |
Fredericksburg |
Died in
Richmond Hospital on December 26, 1862 of Typhoid Fever. |
| Barrow,
Reuben A. |
Forsyth |
21st NC Regiment |
Company
D
Forsyth Rifles |
May 4, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Miller |
|
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Promoted to Captain. |
| Barrow,
Thaddeus P. |
Beaufort |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
I
Jeff Davis Rifles |
October
9, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Irving
C. Stone |
Bristoe
Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Spotsylvania (POW) |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant. Wounded at the battle of Chancellorsville,
VA as a Sergeant. POW at Fort Delaware, DE, then Hilton Head,
SC, then Fort Pulaski, GA, back to Hilton Head, SC, back to Fort
Delaware, DE. Released on June 16, 1865 after taking the Oath
of Allegiance. |
| Basinger,
James |
Rowan |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Oakland Guards |
July 20,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
L. J. Lowrance |
Cedar Run,
Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's
Ferry, Sharpsburg (mortally wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Died at home on November 21, 1862 from wounds received at the
battle of Sharpsburg, MD. |
| Bason,
James D. |
Alamance |
3rd NC
Volunteers,
13th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Alamance Regulators |
November
5, 1861,
April 26, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
Ruffin, Jr.,
[No Captain Yet] |
Siege of
Yorktown, Lee's Mill, Fort Magruder, Seven Pines, Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, White Oak
Swamp, Malvern Hill, 2nd Manassas, Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville (wounded),
Gettysburg (wounded), Barnett's Ford, Bristoe Campaign, Mine
Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Fort Harrison, Jones's
Farm |
Was a Sergeant.
1st wound - absent wounded from May 3, 1863 through June 9, 1863.
2nd wound - absent wounded from July 3, 1863 through August 1863.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Bass,
Thomas R. |
Wilson |
55th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
April 7,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Albert
E. Upchurch |
Siege of
Suffolk, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Kilpatrick-Dalhgren
Raid, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor,
Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Pegram's Farm, Burgess'
Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill, Hare's Hill, Boydton Plank
Road, 3rd Petersburg |
Was a Sergeant.
Unclear when his service ended. Most battles are "assumed."
Not with the regiment when it was surrendered at Appomattox,
VA. Paroled on May 1, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Bass,
William R. |
Wayne |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Wayne County Volunteers |
October
11, 1861,
February 21, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Angus
J. Finlayson |
1st New
Bern |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 21, 1862. Later, Captain
of Company D in the 8th NC Battalion-Partisan Rangers, then Company
L in the 66th NC Regiment. |
| Bateman,
George W. |
Tyrrell |
32nd NC
Regiment |
Company
A |
May 1, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
G. Lewis |
|
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Died at Petersburg Hospital on August 8, 1862,
details not provided. |
| Batson,
William A. |
[GA] |
64th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
August 25,
1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
G.B. Morris |
2nd Cumberland
Gap (POW) |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant. POW at Louisville, KY, then Johnson's
Island, OH, then Point Lookout, MD, then Fort Delaware, DE. Released
on June 12, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Battle,
Dossey |
Edgecombe |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
A,
Company I |
August 6,
1863,
August 25, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
G. Knox,
Capt. Edward B. Roberts |
Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns, Cold Harbor,
Siege of Petersburg, Gravel Hill, Fussell's Mill, 2nd Reams Station,
Jones's Farm |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant in the 12th NC Regiment. Paroled on April 9, 1865,
serving as Aide-de-Camp for Brig. Gen. William G. Lewis. |
| Battle,
Richard Henry Jr. |
Anson |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
I
Anson Regulators |
February
25, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
T. Hall |
Malvern
Hill |
Resigned
on September 2, 1862 to accept the offer to become Secretary
to Gov. Zebulon B. Vance. |
| Battle,
Wesley Lewis |
Orange |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
D
North Carolina Defenders |
January
15, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jackson
L. Bost |
Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg (mortally wounded) |
Was a Corporal
in Company I of the 43rd NC Regiment. Died at Gettysburg Hospital
on August 22, 1863 from wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg,
PA. |
| Battley,
William T. |
Cumberland |
2nd NC Battalion - Local Defense |
Company
E |
September
2, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Martin
V.B. Talley |
|
Earlier,
a Private in Company H of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment).
Present through December 1864, no further records. |
| Baxter,
Enoch F. |
Currituck |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Shaw Guards |
May 16,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M. Whitson |
Chicamacomico,
Roanoke Island, Goldsborough Bridge |
Resigned
on January 16, 1863, reason not provided. |
| Baxter,
James Osborne |
Craven |
10th NC
Regiment
(1st Artillery) |
Company
B
Cogdell's Battery |
January
11, 1863,
December 16, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
Cogdell |
2nd New
Bern, Plymouth |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant, and captured at Fort Macon, paroled, exchanged.
Absent sick after July 30, 1864. |
| Beacocks,
John B. |
Johnston |
14th NC Volunteers |
Company
E |
May 31,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Barney
Lane |
|
|
| Beal,
Dallas M. |
Northampton |
12th NC
Battalion - Cavalry,
59th NC Regiment
(4th Cavalry) |
Company
A,
Company I |
April 1,
1864,
July 11, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Hickson
E. Hoggard (AWOL),
[captain had deserted] |
2nd Plymouth,
2nd Petersburg,
Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Hampton's Beefsteak
Raid, Pegram's Farm, Burgess' Mill |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. This unit was re-assigned to the 59th NC Regiment
(4th Cavalry) on July 11, 1864. Present through October 1864.
Not reported with the regiment when it was surrendered at Appomattox,
VA. Paroled on April 29, 1865 at Greensborough Hospital. |
| Beal,
Peter S. |
Lincoln |
52nd NC Regiment |
Company
G
Spring Hill Guards |
October
1, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Eric
Erson |
Goldsborough
Bridge, Fort Anderson, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign,
Payne's Farm, Wilderness (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at Point Lookout, MD, then Fort Delaware, DE. Released on
June 16, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Beale,
J.A. |
Bertie |
Anderson's
Battalion-Junior Reserves,
2nd NC Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company
B,
Company C |
October
28, 1864,
December 7, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
Q. Holland |
Stony Creek
Raid, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
aka J.A.
Beals. Anderson's Battalion-Junior Reserves was assigned to the
2nd NC Regiment Junior Reserves on December 7, 1864. Assumed
he served until the end of the war. |
| Beall,
James F. |
Davidson |
11th NC
Volunteers,
21st NC Regiment |
Company
A
Davidson Guards |
July 8,
1861,
April 27, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Jacob
C. Hedgecock |
1st Manassas,
1st Winchester (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from May 25, 1862 through July 1862. Promoted
to Captain while recuperating,
then Major. |
| Beall,
Thomas B. |
Davidson |
4th NC Volunteers |
Company
I
Lexington Wild Cats |
May 14,
1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
Hargrave |
Siege of
Yorktown, Lee's Mill |
Promoted
to Captain when regiment was re-organized as the 14th NC Regiment. |
| Beam,
George W. |
Lincoln |
49th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Pleasant Home Guards |
May 20,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Peter
Z. Baxter |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, 1st Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg |
Was a Sergeant.
Resigned on October 13, 1862; accepted on November 8, 1862. |
| Beam,
Oliver P. |
Cleveland |
38th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Cleveland Marksmen |
November
21, 1861,
April 18, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Oliver
P. Gardner,
Capt. David B. Magness |
Mechanicsville
(mortally wounded) |
Died on
July 24, 1862 from wounds received at the battle of Mechanicsville,
VA. |
| Beam,
William P. |
Rutherford |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Sandy Run Yellow Jackets |
September
1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
C. Byers |
Harper's
Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville
(wounded), Bristoe Station |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Absent wounded from May 3, 1863 through September
1863. Promoted to Captain. |
| Beaman,
Henry C. |
Anson |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
H
Fisher Light Infantry |
September
25, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Hampton
Beverly |
Bristoe
Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd New Bern, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda
Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Valley Campaigns, Hanover
Junction, Bethesda Church (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Leg amputated, absent wounded from May 30, 1864 through February
1865, no further records. Not reported with the regiment when
it was surrendered at Appomattox, VA. |
| Beaman,
John T. |
Hertford |
15th NC Battalion - Cavalry |
Company
A |
September
8, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Marshal
M. Wise |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Beaman,
Joseph T. |
Hertford |
59th NC
Regiment
(4th Cavalry),
67th NC Regiment (?) |
Company
D,
Company A (?) |
August 9,
1862,
September 4, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
Sharp |
|
Transferred
to Company A of the 67th NC Regiment as a 1st Lieutenant on September
24, 1863 (not found in their records) |
| Beamer,
Hasten |
Surry |
2nd NC Regiment Detailed Men |
Company
D |
September
26, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
F. Stephens |
|
|
| Beamer,
Logan |
Surry |
53rd NC Regiment |
Company
E
Farmer Boys |
January
6, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
D. Hill |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st
Hagerstown, Manassas Gap, Jeffersonton, Bristoe Campaign, Mine
Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns, Hanover Junction, Bethesda Church,
Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Harper's Ferry, Monocacy
Junction, Fort Stevens, Snicker's Gap, 2nd Kernstown, Smithfield
Crossing, Berryville, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove
(mortally wounded) |
Was a Corporal.
Harrisonburg Hospital on October 19, 1864, transferred to Stanuton
Hospital, where he died on October 29, 1864 from wounds received
at the battle of Belle Grove (aka Cedar Creek), VA. |
| Bean,
Moses Locke |
Rowan |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
November
2, 1863,
< March 16, 1865 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Marcus
Hofflin |
2nd Kellysville,
Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Spotsylvania (wounded), Valley
Campaigns, Siege of Petersburg, Berryville, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's
Hill, Belle Grove, Mt. Jackson, Hare's Hill, 3rd Petersburg,
Farmville, Appomattox Court House |
Was a Sergeant.
Richmond Hospital on May 15, 1864, how long not reported - assume
absent wounded for 60 days. One source asserts he was promoted
to Captain when Marcus Hofflin transferred to light duty; other
sources say he was still a 1st Lieutenant. Surrendered on April
9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Beard,
W.J. |
|
16th NC Battalion - Cavalry |
Company
A |
July 11,
1864,
December 24, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
A. Thompson |
2nd Weldon
Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Hampton's Beefsteak Raid, Jones's
Farm, Burgess' Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Boydton Plank Road, Dinwiddie
Court House, Five Forks, Namozine Church, Amelia Court House,
Jetersville, Appomattox Court House |
This unit
was Company E in the 62nd Regiment Georgia Cavalry, re-assigned
to the 16th NC Battalion-Cavalry on July 11, 1864. Assumed he
served until the end of the war. |
| Beard,
William W. |
Wilkes |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
F
Western Carolina Stars |
September
24, 1861,
April 16, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
M. Barbour,
Capt. Daniel L. Clary |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill (wounded) |
Absent
wounded from June 27, 1862 until he resigned on September 14,
1863; accepted on October 9, 1863. Promoted to Captain while
recuperating, never on active duty as a Captain. |
| Bearden,
William M. |
Buncombe |
Coleman's Battalion |
Company
D |
October
28, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Ambrose
Gaines |
|
Not re-elected
when this unit was merged into the 39th NC Regiment on May 19,
1862. |
| Beasley,
William Fessenden |
Washington |
48th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
August 5,
1862,
February 10, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
H. Michael,
Capt. John F. Heitman |
1st Harper's
Ferry, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg (wounded), 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish
at Batchelder's Creek, Bristoe Station (wounded) |
1st absent
wounded from December 13, 1862 through April 1863. Then absent
sick from May 25, 1863 to unspecified date (assume very short
duration). 2nd absent wounded from October 14, 1863 through through
April 1864. Then a Major and Lt. Colonel in the Junior Reserves. |
| Beasley,
William R. |
Granville |
44th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Granville Regulators |
March 10,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Tazewell
L. Hargrove |
Tranter's
Creek |
Appointed
AQM on July 9, 1862, back-dated to May 19, 1862. |
| Beatty,
George H. |
New Hanover |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Mecklenburg Wide Awakes |
August 1,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Owen
N. Brown |
Cedar Run,
Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas (killed) |
Was a Private
in Company K of the 18th NC Regiment. KIA on August 29, 1862
at the battle of 2nd Manassas, VA. |
| Beavans,
William |
Halifax |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
D |
April 23,
1862,
July 26, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Cary
W. Whitaker |
Seven Days'
Battles, Malvern Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Brandy Station,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign,
Mine Run Campaign, 2nd New Bern, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred
Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Valley Campaigns, Hanover Junction,
Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Lynchburg,
Buford's Gap, 2nd Harper's Ferry, 2nd Hagerstown, Monocacy Junction,
Fort Stevens, Snicker's Gap (mortally wounded) |
Was a Private
in Company I of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment).
Died at Winchester, VA on July 31, 1864 from wounds received
at the battle of Snicker's Gap, VA. |
| Beck,
Silas C. |
Transylvania |
62nd NC Regiment |
Company
E |
July 14,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Lambert
C. Neill |
|
Died from
eating poisoned apples at Carter's Depot, TN on November 16,
1862. |
| Beckham,
Julius A. |
Alexander |
Maj. Andrew
A. Hill's Battalion - Senior Reserves |
Company
D |
September
26, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Wilson |
|
Unclear
when this battalion ended. |
| Belcher,
John B. |
Edgecombe |
61st NC Regiment |
Company
F
Trio Guards |
June 8,
1864,
July 30, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
A. Darden, Jr. |
Cold Harbor,
2nd Petersburg, Siege of Petersburg, The Crater, Fort Harrison,
Burgess' Mill, 2nd Fort Fisher, Sugar Loaf, Northeast Station,
2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Was a Sergeant.
Sick in hospital from August 2, 1864 through October 1864. Commanded
Company F during September-December 1864. No further records.
Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Belk,
John |
Union |
48th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
January
24, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
A. Laney |
2nd Gum
Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station (killed) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant, and wounded at the battle of Fredericksburg,
VA. Promoted to 2nd Liuetenant while recuperating, returned to
active duty by March 1, 1863. KIA on August 25, 1864 at the battle
of 2nd Reams Station, VA. |
| Belk,
Samuel E. |
Mecklenburg |
53rd NC Regiment |
Company
B |
April 30,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
H. White |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (wounded/POW) |
POW on
July 3, 1863 at Gettysburg Hospital, left arm amputated, then
Baltimore Hospital, then Fort McHenry, MD, then Point Lookout,
MD, exchanged on March 3, 1864. Absent sick until he resigned
on January 16, 1865; accepted on February 8, 1865. |
| Bell,
Alonzo E. |
Camden |
Independent
Company
Williams' Battalion /
1st NC Battalion Infantry,
32nd NC Regiment |
Jonesborough
Guards
Company I
Jonesborough Guards,
1st Company I
Jonesborough Guards |
May 31,
1861,
September 26, 1861
March 17, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
A. Duke |
Hatteras
Inlet Batteries (POW) |
POW taken
to Governor's Island in New York Harbor, then to Fort Warren
in Boston Harbor. Exchanged on January 11, 1862. This Independent
Company was merged into Williams' Battalion on September 26,
1862, which evolved into the 1st NC Battalion Infantry on November
29, 1861, which evolved into the 32nd NC Regiment on March 17,
1862. Mustered out on April 2, 1862 since year's service was
completed. |
| Bell,
Charles Edwin |
Mecklenburg |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
September
13, 1861,
September 27, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
T. Kell,
Capt. Benjamin F. Morrow |
|
Resigned
on March 14, 1862, details not provided. |
| Bell,
Durand H.L. |
Carteret |
Independent Company |
Cox's Company |
February
11, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant
(Brevet) |
Capt. Guilford
W. Cox |
1st New
Bern |
Either
captured or deserted at the battle of 1st New Bern, NC on March
14, 1862. No further records. |
| Bell,
James W. |
Macon |
16th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
April 26,
1862,
July 14, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
L. Robinson |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines (wounded), Cedar Run, 2nd Manassas (wounded), Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg (wounded), Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania,
Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Riddle's Shop, Siege of Petersburg,
2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Fort Harrison, Jones's
Farm, Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill, Boydton Plank Road, 3rd
Petersburg (wounded) |
Was a Drummer.
1st absent wounded from May 3, 1862 through July 1862. Captured
at Warrenton on October 1, 1862, paroled, exchanged on November
18, 1862, returned to active duty on January 31, 1863. 3rd absent
wounded from July 3, 1863 through December 1863; promoted while
recuperating. 4th wounding at Farmville Hospital, where he was
paroled on April 11-21, 1865. |
| Bell,
John J. |
Rowan |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
May 16,
1861,
December 31, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Pinkney
A. Kennerly |
Chicamacomico,
Roanoke Island (POW) |
POW, paroled
on February 21, 1862, exchanged in August 1862. Resigned on September
19, 1862; accepted on October 15, 1862. |
| Bell,
Robert N. |
New Hanover |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
G |
September
17, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
H. Rhodes |
|
Was a Sergeant
in Company F. Resigned on May 30, 1862. |
| Bell,
Robert R. |
Sampson |
38th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Sampson Plowboys |
October
22, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Ashford |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mil, Frayser's Farm, Malvern
Hill, Harrison's Landing |
Resigned
on July 19, 1862 due to debility; accepted on July 24, 1862. |
| Bell,
Robert S. |
[VA] |
54th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Highland Guards |
February
4, 1863,
June 12, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Dabney
W. Parks,
Capt. Lunsford A. Paschall |
2nd Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, 2nd Winchester, 1st Hagerstown, Somerville
Ford, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd
Rappahannock Station (POW) |
Was a Sergeant
Major in the 18th VA Battalion Heavy Artillery. POW at Old Capitol
Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island, OH. Released
on June 12, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Bell,
Walter R. |
Duplin |
51st NC Regiment |
Company
B
Warsaw Sampsons |
February 15, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Caleb
B. Hobson |
Goldsborough
Bridge |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Bell,
William T. |
Northampton |
2nd NC
Volunteers,
Williams' Battalion /
1st NC Battalion Infantry,
32nd NC Regiment |
Company
N
Moody's Company,
Company C,
Company C |
July 29,
1861,
September 26, 1861,
March 17, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
M. Moody, Jr. |
|
Company
transferred from the 2nd NC Volunteers
to Williams' Battalion on September 26, 1861, which became the
1st NC Battalion Infantry on November 29, 1861. Then merged into
the 32nd NC Regiment on March 17, 1862. Not re-elected when regiment
re-organized on May 1, 1862. |
| Belo,
Robert William |
Forsyth |
56th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Pettigrew Guards |
March 1,
1863,
September 18, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
G. Graves |
1st Gum
Swamp, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Bottom's
Bridge, 2nd New Bern, Suffolk, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred
Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff (wounded/POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
Wilson Hospital from September to December 1863. POW, right foot
amputated at Fort Monroe, VA, exchanged at James River, VA on
August 22, 1864. Richmond Hospital. Furloughed on August 25,
1864. Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant while recuperating. Retired
on January 24, 1865 to the NC Invalid Corps. |
| Benbury,
John Avery |
Chowan |
1st NC
Regiment |
Company
A
Albemarle Guard |
May 16, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Tristrim
L. Skinner |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Benbury,
Lemuel Creecy |
Chowan |
1st NC Regiment |
Company
A
Albemarle Guards |
May 16,
1861
April 21, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Tristrim
L. Skinner,
Capt. John A. Benbury |
Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg |
Elected
to represent Chowan County in the NC House of Commons in 1862;
resigned his commission on September 28, 1862. |
| Bennett,
Daniel K. |
Brunswick |
20th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Brunswick Guards |
July 31,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
S. Brooks |
Raccoon
Ford, Bristoe Campaign |
Was a Private
in Company C of the 30th NC Regiment.
Promoted to Captain. Promoted to Captain on November 4,
1863, back-dated to same date as 2nd Lieutenant. |
| Bennett,
Daniel K. |
Brunswick |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
Company
K
Brunswick Artillery |
February
19, 1862,
February 28, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
D. Taylor |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Bennett,
Hugh Caldwell |
Burke |
Independent
Company,
41st NC Regiment
(3rd Cavalry) |
Davis Dragoons,
Company F
Davis Dragoons |
May 13,
1862,
September 3, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Elisha
A. Perkins |
Big Northeast
Bridge,Siege of Suffolk, South Anna Bridge, Greenville, 2nd New
Bern, Block House, Bermuda Hundred Campaign, Meadow Bridge, 2nd
Drewry's Bluff, Haw's Shop, Hanover Court House, Ashland (wounded) |
Was a Corporal.
This Independent Company was assigned to the 41st NC Regiment
(5th Cavalry) on September 3, 1862. Absent wounded from June
1, 1864 then on furlough through December 1864. No further records.
Not reported with the regiment when it was surrendered at Appomattox,
VA. |
| Bennett,
Isham H. |
Warren |
2nd NC Volunteers |
Company
A
Warren Guards |
April 18,
1861,
July 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
O. Wade |
|
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on May 1, 1862. |
| Bennett,
James |
Surry |
2nd NC Regiment Detailed Men |
Company
D |
September
26, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
F. Stephens |
|
|
| Bennett,
Jehu S. |
Chatham |
49th NC Regiment |
1st Company
B
Chatham Cossacks |
April 21,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
H. Ward |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Bennett,
Solomon W. |
Brunswick |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Brunswick Double Quicks |
May 1, 1862,
August 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. David
C. Allen |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill,
Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville (wounded) |
Was a Private.
Reported as Assistant Enrolling Officer for Brunswick County
in November-December 1863, and in January-August 1864. Reported
as Enrolling Officer for Robeson County on January 26 and April
3, 1865. |
| Benton,
Bartley H. |
Union |
2nd NC
Battalion - Junior Reserves,
" "
Anderson's Battalion-Junior Reserves,
2nd NC Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company
E,
"
"
Company F,
Company F |
May 20,
1864,
July 7, 1864,
July 15, 1864,
December 7, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
C. Rowland,
" "
Capt. Thomas C. Rowland,
No Captain |
Stony Creek
Raid, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
The 2nd
NC Battalion-Junior Reserves was assigned to Anderson's Battalion-Junior
Reserves on July 17, 1864, then re-assigned to the 2nd NC Regiment
Junior Reserves on December 7, 1864. Raleigh Hospital on August
29, 1864 with acute diarrhea; returned to active duty by October
31, 1864. Commanded Company F for the remainder of the war as
1st Lieutenant. Goldsborough Hospital on January 21, 1865, then
moved to another hospital on the same day. Paroled on May 12,
1865 at Charlotte, NC. |
| Benton,
Henry E. |
Cumberland |
Independent
Company
36th NC Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
Blocker's
Artillery
2nd Company C
Blocker's Artillery |
August 9,
1862,
November 4, 1863
September 21, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Kinchen
J. Braddy |
Harrison's
Old Field, 2nd Fort Fisher (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
This unit remained as an Independent Company from February 15,
1862 to November 4, 1863, when the 1st Company C was transferred
to the 13th NC Battalion. POW at Ft. Columbus, NC. Exchanged
at City Point, VA on March 5, 1865. |
| Benton,
James H. |
Sampson |
38th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Sampson Farmers |
July 21,
1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Owen
L. Chesnutt |
Siege of
Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm,
Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill, 3rd Petersburg (wounded) |
Was a Private
in Company H of the 20th NC Regiment. Farmville Hospital from
April 2, 1864 until he was paroled there on April 11-21, 1865. |
| Benton,
James M. |
Rockingham |
45th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Rockingham Guards |
September
4, 1862,
September 8, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Foster |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station, 2nd Winchester, 1st Martinsburg,
Gettysburg (killed) |
Was a Sergeant.
KIA on July 1, 1863 at Gettysburg, PA. |
| Benton,
William A. |
Anson |
59th NC
Regiment
(4th Cavalry) |
Company
A |
May 10,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Lewis
A. Johnson |
Franklin,
White Hall, Goldsborough Bridge, 2nd Washington, Brandy Station,
Aldie, Middleburg, Upperville, Gettysburg, Jack's Mountain, 1st
Hagerstown, Culpeper Court House, Jack's Shop, Russell's Ford
& James City, Raccoon Ford & Stevensburg (killed) |
KIA on
October 11, 1863 at the engagement known as Raccoon Ford &
Stevensburg, VA (near Culpeper Court House). |
| Bernard,
George |
Carteret |
10th NC
Regiment
(1st Artillery) |
Company
G
Beaufort Harbor Guards |
|
Lieutenant |
Capt. James
L. Manney |
Goldsborough
Bridge (mortally wounded) |
Nothing
more known. |
| Bernard,
William |
Pitt |
27th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Pitt Volunteers |
August 20,
1861 |
2nd Lieutnant |
Capt. George
B. Singletary |
|
Resigned
prior to January 1, 1862, details not provided. |
| Berry,
Andrew C. |
Cherokee |
Independent
Company,
Walker's Battalion-Thomas's Legion |
Berry's
Company of Local Defense,
Company A |
July 18,
1862,
October 1, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. C.C.
Berry |
Strawberry
Plains, Limestone Station, 1st Carter's Depot, Blue Springs,
Henderson's Mill |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Walker's Battalion-Thomas's Legion on
October 1, 1862. Reported AWOL from October 30, 1863 to February
29, 1864. Dropped from the rolls on March 23, 1864. |
| Berry,
John H. |
Orange |
31st NC Regiment |
Company
E |
October
6, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
Miller |
Roanoke
Island (POW), White Hall, 2nd Fort Wagner, Smithfield, 2nd Drewry's
Bluff (wounded), Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
Fort Harrison, 2nd Fort Fisher, Northeast Station, 2nd
Kinston, Bentonville |
POW at
the battle of Roanoke Island, NC on February 8, 1862. Paroled
on February 21, 1862, then formally exchanged in September of
1862. Richmond Hospital on May 16, 1864, absent wounded through
unspecified date (assume through August 1864). Temporarily assigned
(detailed) to command Company K during November-December 1864. |
| Berry,
Joseph D. |
Perquimans |
17th NC Regiment |
Company
L
John Harvey Guards |
August 3,
1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
H. Gilliam |
Siege of
Petersburg, Fussell's Mill, 1st Fort Fisher, 2nd Fort Fisher,
2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Was a Private
and a Corporal. Present through October 1864. |
| Berry,
Pinkney |
Burke |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Burke & Catawba Sampsons |
October
13, 1862,
June 5, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
T. Johnson,
Capt. Philip J. Johnson |
Fredericksburg,
2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Boon's Mill, Suffolk,
2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Siege
of Petersburg, The Crater, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Hare's Hill,
Dinwiddie Court House, Five Forks (POW) |
Was a Corporal.
POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island,
OH. Released on June 18, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Berry,
Richard T. |
Craven |
Clark's
Special Battalion of NC Militia |
Company
B
Guion's Company |
January
20, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
A. Guion |
1st New
Bern |
|
| Bessent,
Ransom P. |
Rowan |
42nd NC Regiment |
2nd Company
B |
May 10,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Crawford |
|
Promoted
to Captain/AQM on October 14, 1862. |
| Best,
Benjamin James |
Greene |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
A
Greene County Riflemen |
January
21, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
H. Best |
|
Was a Sergeant.
Resignation accepted on August 5, 1862 due to injury sustained
in a railroad accident in March. |
| Best,
Henry H. |
Greene |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
A
Greene County Riflemen |
May 16, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
H. Drysdale |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Best,
Robert A. |
Wayne |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Goldsborough Volunteers |
January 16, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Milton
C. Hazelle |
Chancellorsville
(killed) |
Was a Sergeant,
and captured at Middletown, MD on September 15, 1862. POW at
Fort Delware, DE until exchanged on November 10, 1862. Promoted
to 2nd Lieutenant. KIA on May 3, 1863 at the battle of Chancellorsville,
VA. |
| Best,
William Bright |
Wayne |
50th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
June 6,
1862,
October 15, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
J. Ryals |
Malvern
Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Street's Ferry |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant in Company H of the 2nd NC Regiment. Promoted
to Captain. |
| Bethea,
John P. |
Robeson |
24th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Highland Boys |
Mar-Dec, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Archibald
A. McIver |
Dabney's
Mill, Hare's Hill (mortally wounded) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant, and wounded at the battle of Sharpsburg, MD.
Petersburg Hospital on March 25, 1865, where he died on March
30, 1865 from wounds received at the battle of Hare's Hill, VA. |
| Bethea,
William J. |
Harnett |
31st NC Regiment |
Company
I
Cape Fear Boys |
June 16, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Allen
B. Parker |
2nd Fort
Wagner, Smithfield, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Cold Harbor (POW) |
Was a Private,
and captured at the battle of Roanoke Island, paroled, exchanged.
Then a Sergeant and a 3rd Lieutenant. POW at Point Lookout, MD,
then Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking
the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Bethel,
George J. |
Rockingham |
55th NC
Regiment |
Company
B,
Company C
Cleveland Grays |
March 29,
1862,
November 25, 1862,
March 12, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Abner
S. Calloway,
Capt. Edward D. Dixon,
"
" |
Siege of
Suffolk, Gettysburg (POW) |
Was a Private
in Company H of the 13th NC Regiment, then a Drillmaster at Raleigh.
Transferred to Company C on November 25, 1862. POW at Fort Delaware,
DE, then Johnson's Island, OH. Paroled on February 24, 1865 and
transferred to City Point, VA for exchange. Nothing more provided. |
| Betts,
Anderson N. |
Harnett |
31st NC Regiment |
Company
C
Chalybeate Guards |
October 4, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Andrew
W. Betts |
|
Resigned
on January 28, 1862, details not provided. |
| Beverly
Hampton |
Anson |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
H
Fisher Light Infantry |
February
24, 1862,
March 24, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Walter
J. Boggan,
Capt. John H. Coppedge |
Malvern
Hill |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Bevers,
Charles Wesley |
Wake |
14th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Raleigh Rifles |
April 27,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
Jones |
Fort Magruder, Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Savage's
Station, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg (POW), 1st Kellysville,
Chancellorsville, Brandy Station, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Raccoon Ford, Bristoe Campaign, 2nd Kellysville,
Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania (wounded), 3rd Winchester (POW) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. POW at Fort Delaware, DE, exchanged on November
10, 1862, rejoined the company in February 1863. Absent wounded
from May 12, 1864 through August 1864. POW at Fort Delaware,
DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Bibb,
James H. |
Pitt |
Independent Company |
Hart's
Company - Senior Reserves |
September 1, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
W. Hart |
|
No further
information. |
| Bickett,
Thomas W. |
Union |
10th NC
Battalion - Heavy Artillery |
Company
C
Monroe Heavy Artillery |
February
18, 1862,
May 19, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
M.T. McCauley |
Jenk's
Bridge, Siege of Savannah |
Detailed
as Adjutant from January through June 1863. Appointed Assistant
Surgeon on February 3, 1865. |
| Biddle,
James W. |
Craven |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
H |
December 14, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
S. Dewey |
Boydton
Plank Road, Five Forks, Namozine Church |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Present through December 1864. Battles listed
after that are "most likely." |
| Biddle,
Samuel Simpson, Jr. |
Craven |
Independent
Company,
61st NC Regiment |
Robinson
Artillery,
Company C |
July 2,
1862,
September 5, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
Mallett |
1st Kinston,
Goldsborough Bridge, Grimball's Landing, Siege of Fort Wagner,
Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Cold Harbor, 2nd
Petersburg, Siege of Petersburg, The Crater |
Was a Sergeant.
Independent Company originally assigned as 1st Company K in the
40th NC Regiment (3rd Artillery), but was re-assigned as Infantry
in Company C in the 61st NC Regiment on September 5, 1862, prior
to officially joining the 40th NC Regiment. Led Company C March-August
1863 and March-April 1864. Biddle promoted to Captain on August
10, 1864. |
| Biggs,
John Dawson Sr. |
Martin |
Independent
Company,
61st NC Regiment |
Lanier's
Company,
Company H
Hill Guards |
May 1, 1862,
September 29, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
B. Lanier |
1st Kinston,
Goldsborough Bridge, Grimball's Landing, Siege of Fort Wagner,
Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff |
Designated
1st Company B of the 42nd NC Regiment in April of 1862, but this
unit never reported for duty. It remained an Independent Company
until September 29, 1862 when it was assigned as Company H in
the 61st NC Regiment. Commanded Company E during November-December
1862. Commanded Company H during March-April 1864. Biggs promoted
to Captain on May 30, 1864. |
| Biggs,
William |
Martin |
7th NC
Volunteers,
17th NC Regiment |
Company
F
Roanoke Guards,
Company A
Roanoke Guards |
May 1, 1861,
Unk,
March 20, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
C. Lamb |
Hatteras
Inlet Batteries (POW) |
POW at
Fort Columbus, NY, then Fort Warren, MA. Exchanged on January
21, 1862. Company mustered out of service on March 20, 1862.
Later, 1st Lieutenant then Captain of Company A in the newly
re-organized 17th NC Regiment. |
| Biles,
Isaac T. |
Stanly |
28th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Stanly Guards |
September 7, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
A. Moody |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, Manassas
Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg,
Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville (wounded), Gettysburg
(wounded) |
1st absent
wounded from May 3, 1863 through June 1863. 2nd absent wounded
from July 3, 1863 until he resigned on December 10, 1863 due
to his wounds. |
| Bingham,
Harvey |
Watauga |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Watauga Minute Men |
December 16, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
Y. Farthing |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Harrison's Landing,
Cedar Run, Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from August 29, 1862 until he resigned on October
21, 1862 due to disease of the lungs; accepted on November 1,
1862. |
| Bingham,
Lucius S. |
Cabarrus |
10th NC Volunteers |
Company
A
Cabarrus Guards |
April 19, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Nelson
Slough |
|
Resigned
on June 20, 1861, details not provided. |
| Bird,
Francis W. |
Bertie |
1st NC Volunteers |
Company
L
Bertie Volunteers |
May 1, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
C. Jacocks |
|
Later Captain
of Company C of the 11th NC Regiment, and promoted to Major then
Lt. Colonel. |
| Bird,
Joshua C. |
Macon |
Coleman's Battalion |
Company
B |
October 19, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alfred
W. Bell |
|
Not re-elected
when unit merged into the 39th NC Regiment on May 19, 1862. |
| Birkhead,
Burwell W. |
Randolph |
22nd NC Regiment |
Company
I
Davis Guards |
August 1,
1862,
July 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Gaston
V. Lamb |
Cedar Run,
2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry (wounded), Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville (wounded), Gettysburg (wounded), Bristoe Campaign,
Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
1st absent wounded from September 12, 1862 through October 1862.
2nd absent wounded from May 3, 1863 to unspecified date (assume
through June 1863). 3rd absent wounded from July 3, 1863 through
unspecified date (assume through September 1863). POW at Old
Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Fort Delaware, DE, then
Hilton Head, SC, then Fort Pulaski, GA, back to Hilton Head,
SC, back to Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 16, 1865 after
taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Bisaner,
Caleb F. |
Lincoln |
Anderson's
Battalion-Junior Reserves,
2nd NC Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company
C |
November 5, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
Q. Holland |
Stony Creek
Raid, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Was a Private
and Commissary Sergeant. Charlotte Hospital on April 18, 1865
with chronic diarrhea; sent to another hospital on April 29,
1865. |
| Bishop,
George |
Bertie |
9th NC
Volunteers
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
H |
August 30,
1861,
November 30, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Randolph |
1st New
Bern, Raid on Chambersburg |
Was a Private.
Resigned on November 20, 1862 due to severe injury; accepted
on June 1, 1863. |
| Bishop,
Thomas N. |
New Hanover |
1st NC Regiment |
Company
E |
June 29, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Frederick
S. Moore |
Gettysburg,
Bristoe Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Spotsylvania,
Valley Campaigns, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Monocacy
Junction, Stephenson's Depot, 2nd Kernstown, 3rd Winchester,
Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove, Hare's Hill, Farmville, Appomattox
Court House |
Was a Sergeant.
Paroled at Appomattox Court House on April 9, 1865. |
| Bitting,
John Walker |
Surry |
48th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Confederate Guards |
October 10, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
C. Stafford |
Fredericksburg
(wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from December 13, 1862 February 1863. Promoted
to Captain while recuperating. |
| Bivins,
William J. |
New Hanover |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
D |
May 7, 1862,
June 22, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
G. Meares,
Capt. John Cowan |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from September 1862 through February 1865. |
| Bizzell,
Albert Francis |
Sampson |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
March 14,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
S. Harris |
Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station,
Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns, Cold Harbor,
Siege of Petersburg, Gravel Hill, Fussell's Mill, 2nd Reams Station,
Jones' Farm (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant
in Company C. Absent wounded through December 1864. Not present
when the regiment surrendered on April 26, 1865. |
| Bizzell,
Wooten |
Wayne |
27th NC Regiment |
Company
C
North Carolina Guards |
August 1862,
September 18, 1862,
October 14, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutnant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. George
F. Whitfield,
Capt. Edward G. Wooten
" " |
Harper's
Ferry, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at
Batchelder's Creek, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, South Anna
Bridge, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign,
Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania,
Hanover Junction, Polegreen Church, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Burgess'
Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill, 3rd Petersburg (wounded/POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
Captured at Richmond Hospital on April 3, 1865, no more information
provided. |
| Black,
Alexander |
Alleghany |
Independent Company |
Doughton's
Company
(aka Alleghany Grays) |
May 27,
1861
(educated guess) |
Lieutenant |
Capt. Jonathan
H. Doughton |
|
This Company
was disbanded on July 27, 1861. |
| Black,
Calvin M. |
Rowan |
10th NC
Regiment
(1st Artillery) |
Company
D
Rowan Artillery |
May 8, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
A. Ramsay |
|
Elected
1st Lieutenant but not approved by Gov. John W. Ellis. Then a
Drillmaster 2nd Class. |
| Black,
Daniel |
Gaston |
Independent
Company,
4th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Rhyne's
Company - Senior Reserves,
Company E |
July 2,
1862,
August 6, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Adam
A. Rhyne |
Salisbury |
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 4th NC Regiment Senior Reserves on
August 6, 1864. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Black,
Duncan A. |
Cumberland |
38th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Carolina Boys |
August 2,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Murdock
McR. McLauchlin |
Cedar Run,
Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas (mortally wounded) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Died at Upperville, VA on September 17, 1862
from wounds received at the battle of 2nd Manassas, VA. |
| Black,
James A. |
Cabarrus |
52nd NC Regiment |
Company
A
Cabarrus Riflemen |
April 28,
1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
A. Propst |
|
Died on
July 4, 1862 at Concord, NC of "sickness contracted in camp." |
| Black,
John |
Wake |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
K
Holly Shelter Volunteers |
January
17, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. David
Williams |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill |
Was a Hospital
Steward. Resigned on July 14, 1862 due to ill health. |
| Black,
William M. |
Moore |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Scotch Riflemen |
September
12, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
M. Kelly |
|
Promoted
to Captain/AQM in December of 1861. |
| Blackburn,
Augustin W. |
Iredell |
38th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Men of Yadkin |
October
16, 1861,
April 18, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Columbus
L. Cook |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mil, Frayser's Farm, Malvern
Hill, Harrison's Landing |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Blackburn,
James Oliver |
Stokes |
11th NC
Volunteers |
Company
G
Town Fork Invincibles |
May 30,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Silas
Westmoreland |
1st Manassas |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 26, 1862. But, upon the death
of Capt. Hiram S. Ligon, he was then elected Captain of Company
G. |
| Blackburn,
John C. |
Stokes |
11th NC Volunteers |
Company
F
Mountain Boys |
May 29,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Rufus
K. Pepper |
1st Manassas |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 26, 1862. |
| Blackburn,
Thomas J. |
Stokes |
11th NC Volunteers |
Company
F
Mountain Boys |
May 29,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Rufus
K. Pepper |
1st Manassas |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 26, 1862. |
| Blackmer,
Elon G. |
Rowan |
7th NC
Regiment,
Salisbury Prison Guard Battalion |
Company
F,
1st Company A |
May 16,
1861,
September 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
McLeod Turner,
Capt. Samuel B. Waters |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days's Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm (wounded) |
Resigned
from the 7th NC Regiment on November 17, 1862 due to wounds.
Later, a 1st Lieutenant and a Captain in the Salisbury Prison
Guard Battalion, then a Captain in Company G of the 66th NC Regiment. |
| Blackwell,
George J. |
McDowell |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Marion Men |
September
11, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. W.B.
Halyburton |
1st New
Bern |
|
| Blackwell,
John N. |
Caswell |
12th NC Volunteers |
Company
G
Caswell Rifles |
August 1,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. J.A.
Burns |
|
Was a Sergeant.
Not re-elected when regiment re-organized on May 1, 1862. |
| Blackwell,
Moses M. |
Buncombe |
16th NC Regiment |
Company
F |
|
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
|
|
|
| Blackwell,
Solomon L. |
Buncombe |
16th NC Regiment |
Company
F |
October
22, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alexander
M. Jones |
Bristoe
Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm |
Was a Sergeant.
Wounded as a Sergeant at Chancellorsville, VA. Promoted to Captain. |
| Blackwell,
Thomas J. |
McDowell |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Marion Men |
September
11, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
B. Halyburton |
1st New
Bern |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Blair,
John C. |
Watauga |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
D
Watauga Rangers |
May 16,
1861,
February 3, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. George
N. Folk |
Vienna,
Dranesville |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Blair,
Milton B. |
Caldwell |
26th NC
Regiment |
Company
I
Caldwell Guards |
August 27,
1861,
September 1, 1862,
September 27, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Wilson
S. White,
Capt. John T. Jones,
Capt. Nero G. Bradford |
Bogue Island,
1st New Bern, Seven Days' Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, Rawls's
Mills, Fort Anderson, Barrington's Ferry, 2nd Washington, Blount's
Creek, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania (wounded),
Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station,
Vaughan Road, Jones's Farm, Burgess' Mill, Stony Creek Raid,
Dabney's Mill, Five Forks, 3rd Petersburg |
Was a Private.
Absent wounded from May 9, 1864 through June 1864. Surrendered
on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Blair,
William M. |
Watauga |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
D
Watauga Rangers |
October
21, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
[no captain] |
Burgess
Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Boydton Plank Road (mortally wounded/POW) |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant. Die on April 21, 1865 at Point of
Rocks Hospital from wounds recevied at the battle of Boydton
Plank Road, VA. |
| Blake,
Walter |
Henderson |
25th NC
Regiment |
Company
H
Cane Creek Rifles |
November
16, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Frederick
R. Blake |
|
Was a Sergeant.
Not re-elected when regiment re-organized on April 30, 1862. |
| Blalock,
Alfred |
Person |
Independent
Company,
Barnett's Battalion - Senior Reserves,
7th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Davie's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company G,
Company I |
June 21,
1864,
late-August, 1864,
November 28, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. R.S.
Davie |
Coosawhatchie,
Siege of Savannah, Tuliffiny Iron Works, Fayetteville Market
House, Averasborough, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Lt. Col. James A. Barnett's Battalion-Senior
Reserves in late-August, 1864, then re-assigned to the 7th NC
Regiment Senior Reserves on November 28, 1864. Paroled on May
24, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Blalock,
Ethelred H. |
Haywood |
25th NC
Regiment |
Company
F
Haywood Highlanders |
June 29,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
I. Lenoir |
|
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 28, 1862. |
| Blalock,
J.M. |
Craven |
5th NC
Regiment |
Company
C |
|
2nd Lieutenant |
|
|
Paroled
on May 11, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. Nothing more known. |
| Blalock,
James A. |
Haywood |
25th NC
Regiment |
Company
F
Haywood Highlanders |
April 28,
1862,
April 20, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M. Cathey |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Gaine's Mill, Savage's Station, Frayser's
Farm, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg,
Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's
Creek, Warm Springs, Suffolk, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred Campaign,
2nd Drewry's Bluff, Ware Bottom Church, Siege of Petersburg,
Avery's Farm, 1st Weldon Railroad, The Crater |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Blalock,
James Monroe |
Person |
3rd NC
Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company
C |
March 8,
1865 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
F. Dalton |
Bentonville |
Was a Private.
Paroled on May 11, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Blalock,
John M. |
Person |
7th NC
Regiment Senior Reserves |
Company
I |
November
28, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. R.
S. Davie |
Coosawhatchie,
Siege of Savannah, Tuliffiny Iron Works, Fayetteville Market
House, Averasborough, Bentonville (POW) |
Was a Private.
POW at New Bern, NC, then Point Lookout, MD, then Washington,
DC, then Johnson's Island, OH. Released on June 17, 1865 after
taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Blalock,
Wiliam A. |
Person |
50th NC
Regiment |
Company
A |
April 21,
1862,
December 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
C. Van Hook,
Capt. James A. Burch |
Malvern
Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Street's Ferry,
Fayetteville Market House, Averasborough, Bentonville |
January
24, 1864 detailed to procure conscripts. February 24, 1864 detailed
to lead a Guard at Wrightsville. Paroled on May 11, 1865 at Greensborough,
NC. |
| Bland,
Joseph J. |
Pitt |
44th NC
Regiment |
Company
I
Eastern Tigers |
February
10, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Downing
H. Smith |
Tranter's
Creek, Fort Anderson, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Bristoe
Campaign (mortally wounded) |
Died in
Richmond Hospital on October 27, 1863 from wounds received during
the Bristoe Campaign in Virginia, possible at the engagement
known as Buckland Races. |
| Blankenship,
Presley D. |
Yancey |
29th NC
Regiment |
Company
B |
December
1863 |
Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
W. Angel |
Atlanta
Campaign, New Hope Church, Pickett's Mill, Marietta, Latimer's
Farm, Kennesaw Mountain, Smyrna, Peachtree Creek, Ezra Church |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Present through August 20, 1864, no more records. |
| Blanton,
George |
Cleveland |
38th NC
Regiment |
Company
I
Cleveland Marksmen |
November
22, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Oliver
P. Gardner |
|
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 18, 1862. Re-enlisted later
as a Private. |
| Blanton,
George W. |
Cleveland |
34th NC
Regiment |
Company
H
Rough & Readys |
February
10, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
A. Roberts |
Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station,
Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania |
Was a Private,
and captured near Winchester, VA, POW, exchanged, returned to
active duty by May 1, 1863. Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant while
in captivity. Absent wounded from May 1864 (wounded at either
the battle of Wilderness or Spotsylvania) through October 1864.
No further reports. |
| Blanton,
S. Taylor |
Rutherford |
Independent
Company,
1st NC Battalion - Junior Reserves |
Eaves's
Company,
Company B |
May 9, 1864,
June 28, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. J.
L. Eaves |
Stony Creek
Raid, 1st Fort Fisher, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Earlier,
a Private in Company B of the 34th NC Regiment; discharged for
being underage (15). This Independent Company was assigned to
the newly-created 1st NC Battalion-Junior Reserves on June 28,
1864. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Blanton,
William Miller |
Cleveland |
38th NC
Regiment |
Company
I
Cleveland Marksmen |
June 16,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. David
B. Magness |
Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor,
Riddle's Shop, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd
Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill,
3rd Petersburg, Sutherland's Station, Amelia Court House, Farmville |
Was a Private
in Company F of the 56th NC Regiment. Acting Commander of Company
C during July-August 1864. Surrendered on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox,
VA. |
| Blasingame,
John G. |
Buncombe |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry)
19th NC Regiment
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
G
Buncombe Rangers,
Company I |
May 16,
1861,
April 4, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Woodfin,
Capt. Jesse L. Bryan |
Gillett's
Farm, Raid on Chambersburg, Fredericksburg, Raid on Dumfries,
1st Stoneman Raid, Providence Church Road, Beverly Ford, Brandy
Station (mortally wounded) |
Resigned
from 9th NC Regiment (1st Cavalry) on October 1, 1861. Died on
June 11, 1863 from wounds received at the battle of Brandy Station,
VA. |
| Blaylock,
John |
Guilford |
Independent
Company,
Barnett's Battalion - Senior Reserves,
7th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Johnson's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company C,
Company C |
June 18,
1864,
late-August, 1864,
November 28, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. W.B.
Johnson |
Coosawhatchie,
Siege of Savannah, Tuliffiny Iron Works, Fayetteville Market
House, Averasborough, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Lt. Col. James A. Barnett's Battalion-Senior
Reserves in late-August, 1864, then re-assigned to the 7th NC
Regiment Senior Reserves on November 28, 1864. |
| Blevins,
Calvin J. |
Ashe |
26th NC
Regiment |
Company
A
Jeff Davis Mountaineers |
April 21,
1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
P. Wagg |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill |
Was a Private.
Resigned on July 19, 1862 due to ill health. Re-enlisted later
as a Private. |
| Blevins,
Edward |
Ashe |
58th NC
Regiment |
Company
L |
July 20,
1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Gentry |
|
Resigned
on January 5, 1863 due to charges of "conduct unbecoming
an officer and a gentleman." Re-enlisted as a Private. |
| Blevins,
Jacob |
Ashe |
2nd NC
Regiment Detailed Men |
Company
G |
September
26, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. F.M.
Neikerk |
|
|
| Blevins,
Poindexter |
Ashe |
58th NC
Regiment |
Company
L |
July 20,
1862,
June 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Gentry,
Capt. Calvin Eller |
1st Dalton,
Atlanta Campaign, Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca, Adairsville, Dallas,
Kolb's Farm, Kennesaw Mountain, Siege of Atlanta |
Absent
sick during September to December 1863. Promoted to Captain of
Company F. |
| Blocker,
Charles H. |
Cumberland |
14th NC
Volunteers |
Company
F
Cumberland Plow Boys |
June 1,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Jonathan
Evans |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Blocker,
Octavious H. |
Cumberland |
14th NC
Volunteers |
Company
F
Cumberland Plow Boys |
July 18,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
H. Blocker |
|
Was a Sergeant.
Appointed Captain of an Independent Company known as Blocker's
Artillery on February 15, 1862. |
| Bloodworth,
James Harriss |
New Hanover |
59th NC
Regiment
(4th Cavalry) |
Company
C |
July 16,
1862,
September 22, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt Andrew
McIntire,
[captain a POW] |
Franklin,
White Hall, Goldsborough Bridge, 2nd Washington, Brandy Station,
Aldie, Middleburg, Upperville, Gettysburg, Jack's Mountain, 1st
Hagerstown, Culpeper Court House, Jack's Shop, Russell's Ford
& James City, Raccoon Ford & Stevensburg (POW) |
POW at
Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island,
OH, then Baltimore, MD, the Point Lookout, MD, then Fort Delaware,
DE, then Hilton Head, SC, then Fort Pulaski, GA, back to Hilton
Head, SC, back to Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 12, 1865
after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Blount,
Benjamin J. |
Nash |
55th NC
Regiment |
Company
H
Alexander Boys |
May 8, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
F. Satterfield |
Gettysburg
(POW) |
Was a Sergeant
in 1st Company H of the 12th NC Regiment. POW at Johnson's Island,
OH, where he died on December 15, 1863 of erysipelas and dyptheria. |
| Blount,
Edward C. |
Chowan |
Independent
Company |
Hoskins's
Company |
< October
3, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Hardey
Hoskins |
|
Dates of
service not known. |
| Blount,
George Washington |
Wilson |
55th NC
Regiment |
Company
A |
March 25,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
J. Bullock |
|
Appointed
AQM on May 20, 1862. |
| Blount,
John G. |
Beaufort |
Independent
Company |
Bridger's
Artillery |
October
24, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
B. Rodman |
|
Independent
Company until assigned to the 40th NC Regiment (3rd Artillery)
on December 1, 1863. Promoted to Captain/AQM before that, on
March 19, 1863. |
| Blount,
John M. |
Beaufort |
10th NC
Regiment
(1st Artillery) |
Company
K
Washington Greys |
April 30,
1863,
September 2, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
Shaw, Jr. |
1st Fort
Fisher, 2nd Fort Fisher |
Was a Corporal,
and captured at Fort Hatteras, paroled, exchanged. Detailed to
Weldon, NC from May 8, 1864 through October 1864. |
| Blount,
Richard H. |
Wayne |
Independent Company |
Lawrence's
Battery
(Artillery) |
September
4, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
J. Lawrence |
|
Elected
as Captain on December 26, 1861. |
| Blount,
William H. |
Nash |
2nd NC
Volunteers,
47th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Nash Boys,
Company D
Castalia Invincibles |
May 1, 1861,
May 18, 1861,
September 30, 1861
December 2, 1862,
September 8, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
T. Williams,
" "
Capt. Samuel S. Vick,
Capt. George N. Lewis,
Capt. Richard F. Drake (POW) |
Fort Anderson,
2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe
Station (wounded), Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania,
Hanover Junction, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Pegram's
Farm, Burgess' Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill, 3rd Petersburg
(POW) |
Promoted
to Captain in 2nd NC Volunteers. Later, a 2nd Lieutenant then
1st Lieutenant in Company D of the 47th NC Regiment. Richmond
Hospital on October 14, 1863, then absent wounded through February
1864. Acting Commander of this Company during September-October
1864. POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's
Island, OH. Released on June 18, 1865 after taking the Oath of
Allegiance. |
| Blue,
Daniel |
Moore |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Scotch Riflemen |
October
22, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Evander
M. Blue
(POW) |
Hare's
Hill, Dinwiddie Court House, Five Forks (POW) |
Was a Private.
POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island,
OH. Released on June 18, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Blue,
Evander McN. |
Moore |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Scotch Riflemen |
September
12, 1861,
February 28, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
M. Kelley |
1st New
Bern, Seven Days' Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Blue,
John Archibald Baxter |
Moore |
46th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Moore Guards |
March 6,
1862,
June 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Neill
M. McNeill |
Seven Days'
Battles, Malvern Hill, 1st Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg,
2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, South Anna Bridge,
Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's
Farm, Wilderness |
KIA on
May 5, 1864 at the battle of the Wilderness, VA. |
| Blue,
John G. |
Richmond |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
F |
August 6,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
G. Williamson |
Bristoe
Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Kellysville,
Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania,
Valley Campaigns, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Gravel Hill,
Fussell's Mill, 2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm |
Was a Sergeant.
Retired to the NC Invalid Corps on January 20, 1865. |
| Blue,
Neill C. |
Moore |
49th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
June 15,
1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
M. Black |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, 1st Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg,
Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek,
Bottom's Bridge, Boon's Mill, 2nd New Bern, Suffolk, Bermuda
Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Siege of Petersburg, Avery's
Farm, The Crater, 2nd Weldon Railroad |
Was a Sergeant.
Wounded on November 9, 1864 during the Siege of Petersburg, in
Richmond Hospital. Furloughed on January 19, 1865, never returned.
Dropped from the rolls on April 1, 1865. |
| Blythe,
Jackson |
Jackson |
Independent
Company,
Thomas's Cherokee Battalion |
Hanks'
Company,
2nd Company |
April 9,
1862,
July 19, 1862 |
Brevet
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Gideon
Hanks |
1st Chattanooga |
Resigned
on September 10, 1862, details not provided. |
| Boardley,
T.B. |
|
Independent
Company,
5th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Jetton's
Company - Senior Reserves,
Company E |
July 22,
1864,
December 5, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Benedict
M. Jetton |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 5th NC Regiment Senior Reserves on
December 5, 1864. |
| Bobbitt,
Alpheus |
Warren |
3rd NC Battalion - Senior Reserves |
Company
D |
August 30,
1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. David
W. Williams |
|
|
| Bobbitt,
Burge B. |
Halifax |
4th NC Volunteers |
Company
A
Roanoke Minute Men |
February
23, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
A. Johnston |
Siege of
Yorktown, Lee's Mill |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 26, 1862. |
| Bobbitt,
Samuel H. |
Iredell |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
July 31,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
B. Forcum |
Unclear
if he actively participated since he was wounded at Chancellorsville. |
Was a Sergeant,
and was wounded at the battle of Chancellorsville, VA. Appointed
2nd Lieutenant. Retired to NC Invalid Corps on December 17, 1864
due to wounds received at Chancellorsville, VA. |
| Boger,
Daniel Philip |
Cabarrus |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
July 28,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
S. Harris |
Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns, Cold Harbor,
Siege of Petersburg (wounded), Gravel Hill, Fussell's Mill, 2nd
Reams Station, Jones's Farm |
Was a Private.
Paroled on May 1, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Boggan,
John A. |
Anson |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
K
Anson Independents |
February
25, 1862,
March 6, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
Boggan |
Seven Days'
Battles, Malvern Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Brandy Station,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign,
Mine Run Campaign, 2nd New Bern, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred
Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Valley Campaigns, Hanover Junction,
Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Lynchburg,
Buford's Gap, 2nd Harper's Ferry, 2nd Hagerstown, Monocacy Junction,
Fort Stevens, Snicker's Gap, 2nd Kernstown, Cameron's Depot,
Smithfield Crossing, Berryville, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill,
Belle Grove, Mt. Jackson |
Acting
Commander of Company H during September-October 1864. Present
through February 1865, no further records. Not reported with
the regiment when it was surrendered at Appomattox, VA. |
| Boggan,
Walter Jones |
Anson |
4th NC Volunteers |
Company
C
Anson Guards |
April 20,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
T. Hall |
|
Resigned
on December 1, 1861. Later, Captain of Company H in the 43rd
NC Regiment, then Major. |
| Boggan,
William W. |
Anson |
26th NC
Regiment,
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
K
Pee Dee Wild Cats,
Company H
Fisher Light Infantry |
July 1,
1861
September 5, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
C. Caraway,
Capt. Hampton Beverly |
Bogue Island,
1st New Bern, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Brandy
Station, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (mortally wounded) |
Not re-elected
when the 26th NC Regiment re-organized on April 21, 1862. Then
in Company H of the 43rd NC Regiment. Died on July 2, 1863 from
wounds received the day before at the battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Bohannon,
M. |
Sampson |
20th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Sampson Greys |
|
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Duncan
J. DeVane |
|
Captured
at Hanover Court House, VA on May 27, 1862 (?), confined at Sandusky,
OH, then Vicksburg, MS,
exchanged on November 10, 1862. No further records. |
| Bohannon,
Neal |
Yadkin |
28th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Yadkin Stars |
April 12,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H.A. Speer |
Hanover
Court House (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at Fort Monroe, VA, then Fort Columbus, NY, exchanged, date
not provided. Promoted to Captain. |
| Bohannon,
Simon S. |
Yadkin |
28th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Yadkin Stars |
April 12,
1862,
November 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H.A. Speer,
Capt. Neal Bohannon |
Hanover
Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, Manassas Station Operations,
2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown,
Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Boisseau,
Benjamin H. |
Rockingham |
4th NC
Battalion - Junior Reserves,
3rd NC Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company
D,
Company K |
September
1, 1864,
January 3, 1865 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alfred
B. Ellington |
2nd Kinston,
Bentonville |
Earlier,
a Private in Capt. Branch J. Epes' Company of Virginia Heavy
Artillery, then a Sergeant in this unit. Wilmington Hospital
on October 12, 1864 with remittent bilious fever; deserted from
the hospital on October 13, 1864, returned prior to January 3,
1865. The 4th NC
Battalion-Junior Reserves was merged into the 3rd NC Regiment
Junior Reserves on January 3, 1865. Assumed he served until the
end of the war. |
| Bolick,
Robert A. |
Alexander |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
February
14, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
G. Knox |
Chancellorsville
(killed) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. KIA on May 3, 1863 at the battle of Chancellorsville,
VA. |
| Bolin,
Alexander |
Moore |
50th NC Regiment |
Company
F
Moore Sharpshooters |
March 14,
1862,
May 27, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
O.A. Kelly |
Malvern
Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Street's Ferry,
Fayetteville Market House, Averasborough, Bentonville |
Wounded
near Savannah, GA on December 10, 1864, returned to active duty
on January 1, 1865. Not reported with the regiment when it was
surrendered at Bennett House, NC. |
| Bolton,
James C. |
Person |
24th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Roxborough Grays |
July 5,
1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
A. Holeman |
Siege of
Petersburg, Battle of the Crater, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Dabney's
Mill, Hare's Hill, Boydton Plank Road, Dinwiddie Court House
(POW) |
Was a Private.
POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island,
OH. Released on June 18, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Bonchelle,
Thomas S. |
Wilkes |
1st NC Regiment |
Company
B |
May 16,
1861,
- |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Hamilton
A. Brown |
|
Promoted
to Captain. aka Thomas S. Bonchelle. |
| Bond,
Francis Wayland |
Chowan |
1st NC Regiment |
Company
A
Albemarle Guard |
December
1, 1861,
July 6, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Tristrim
L. Skinner,
Capt. John A. Benbury |
Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill (wounded), Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg |
Was a Corporal.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Bond,
William R. |
Halifax |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
F |
February
27, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
R. Williams |
Malvern
Hill |
Was a Private
in Company G of the 2nd NC Volunteers. Appointed Aide-de-Camp
to Brig. Gen. Junius Daniel on March 1, 1863. Wounded at Gettysburg,
PA. Captured on July 4, 1865 in ambulance train, POW at Frederick
Hospital, then Fort McHenry, MD, then Fort Delaware, DE, then
Johnson's Island, OH. |
| Boney,
William J. |
Duplin |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Duplin Turpentine Boys |
August 28,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
C. McMillan |
|
Not re-elected
when the company re-organized on March 27, 1862. |
| Bonner,
Bryan Trippe |
Beaufort |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Pamlico Rifles |
May 16,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
T. Marsh |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines |
Resigned
on June 18, 1862 due to ill health; accepted on July 14, 1862 |
| Bonner,
Henry |
Beaufort |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Pamlico Rifles |
February
27, 1862,
September 24, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
T. Marsh,
Capt. Edward S. Marsh |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Resigned on May 23, 1863 due to ill health; accepted
on July 15, 1863. |
| Bonner,
James M. |
Franklin |
15th NC Regiment |
Company
G |
May 2, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
T. Terrell |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Savage's Station, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro
Gap (wounded) |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant. Absent wounded from September 14,
1862 until assigned to conscript service sometime in 1864. Retired
to the NC Invalid Corps on February 17, 1865. Paroled on May
1, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. Not with the regiment when it was
surrendered at Appomattox, VA. |
| Bonner,
Macon |
Beaufort |
Independent
Company,
40th NC Regiment
(3rd Artillery) |
McMillan
Artillery,
Company B
McMillan Artillery |
October
1, 1861,
December 1, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Tripp |
Salvage
of Kate, Harrison's
Old Field, Fort Anderson (POW) |
Unit first
assigned to Company B of the 31st NC Regiment, but never joined.
Remained an Independent Company until assigned to the 40th NC
Regiment (3rd Artillery) on December 1, 1863. POW at Fort Delaware,
DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking Oath of Allegiance. |
| Booker,
Abraham |
Cherokee |
39th NC
Regiment |
Company
H |
May 19,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. David
L. Walker |
Baptist
Gap, 2nd Murfreesboro |
Was a Private.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Booker,
Paschall P. |
Alamance |
15th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
May 2, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
J. Stone |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Savage's Station, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg (wounded) |
Was a Corporal.
Absent wounded from September 17, 1862 through December 1862.
Present through October 1864, but reported absent sick most of
that time. Unclear if he actively participated in any more battles. |
| Boomer,
Benjamin E. |
Hyde |
Independent Company |
Hyde Rangers |
January 20, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
S. Swindell |
|
Last recorded
date for this company is September 23, 1863. Unknown when disbanded. |
| Boon,
Charles A. |
Chatham |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Haw River Boys |
September
20, 1861,
May 1, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Hardy
J. Lasater,
Capt. Robert E. Petty |
1st New
Bern, Seven Days' Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, Harper's
Ferry, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at
Batchelder's Creek, Boon's Mill |
Resigned
on November 27, 1863 to preach the gospel; accepted on December
11, 1863. |
| Boon,
Jacob |
Alamance |
47th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Alamance Minute Men |
March 13, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
H. Faucette |
|
Resigned
on May 30, 1862 due to kidney disease; accepted on June 5, 1862. |
| Boon,
William R. |
Cumberland |
51st NC Regiment |
Company
D
Scotch Tigers |
July 25, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
D. Malloy
(POW) |
2nd Weldon
Railroad (POW) |
Earlier,
a Private in Company H of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment),
then a Sergeant in this Company, and wounded at Cold Harbor.
POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Fort Delaware,
DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Boone,
??? |
Madison |
Independent
Company,
14th NC Battalion - Cavalry |
Company
D |
October
15, 1863,
December 25, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M. Ray |
Cosby Creek |
This Independent
Company was folded into the 14th NC Battalion-Cavalry upon its
creation on December 25, 1863. Boone apparently resigned by October
20, 1864. |
| Boone,
Harlen Aurelius |
Jackson |
25th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Jackson Guards |
June 7, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thaddeus
D. Bryson |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Boone,
James H. |
Northampton |
3rd NC Battalion - Light Artillery |
Company
C
North Carolina Artillery,
Company A
Northampton Artillery |
February
24, 1862,
July 4, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
Capehart,
Capt. Andrew J. Ellis |
|
Company
C was disbanded on July 4, 1862. Boone was court martialed and
dismissed in the Fall of 1862. |
| Boone,
Jesse B. |
Northampton |
12th NC
Battalion - Cavalry,
16th NC Battalion - Cavalry |
Company
C,
Company G |
March 16,
1863,
July 11, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Emory
A. Martin |
Skirmish
near Jordan's Fishery, Skirmish at Potecasi Creek, Boon's Mill
(POW) |
Was a Sergeant
in Company C of the 3rd NC Battalion-Light Artillery. The 12th
NC Battalion-Cavalry was merged into the 16th NC Battalion-Cavalry
on July 11, 1864. POW at Johnson's Island, OH, the Point Lookout,
MD, then Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 12, 1865 after taking
the oath of Allegiance. Transferred to the 16th NC Battalion-Cavalry
while a prisoner, never on active duty. |
| Boone,
Thomas D. |
Hertford |
1st NC Regiment |
Company
F
Hertford Greys |
September 9, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jarrett
N. Harrell |
Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Bordeaux,
Richard L. |
New Hanover |
Independent
Company,
8th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Jacobs'
Company - Senior Reserves,
Company F |
April 22,
1864,
December 22, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
J. Jacobs |
1st Fort
Fisher, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 8th NC Regiment Senior Reserves on
December 22, 1864. |
| Borden,
James Cole |
Wayne |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
H |
June 7,
1862,
October 22, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
Ruffin |
Willis's
Church, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Harrison's Landing, Rainbow
Banks, White Oak Swamp Bridge, Harper's Ferry, Middletown, Burkittsville,
Sharpsburg, Raid on Chambersburg, Barbee's Crossroads, Fredericksburg,
Raid on Dumfries, Burke's Station, 1st Kellysville, Brandy Station,
Aldie, Middleburg, Upperville, Fairfax Court House, Hanover,
Gettysburg, Carlisle, Hunterstown, 1st Hagerstown, Funkstown |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Borden,
William H. |
Wayne |
27th NC
Regiment,
50th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Goldsborough Rifles,
Company E |
February
20, 1862,
March 7, 1862,
March 24, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Stephen
D. Phillips,
Capt. John B. Griswold,
Capt. William T. Gardner |
Malvern
Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Street's Ferry,
Averasborough, Bentonville |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Transferred to Company E of the 50th NC Regiment.
Acting Adjutant sometime in 1862. Paroled on May 1, 1865 at Greensborough,
NC. |
| Borough,
William C. |
Rockingham |
13th NC Regiment |
Company
I |
April 26,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Chalmers
Glenn |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines, Seven Days Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
White Oak Swamp, Malvern Hill, 2nd Manassas, Harper's Ferry,
Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg |
Was a Sergeant.
Resigned on December 29, 1862. |
| Bost,
Aaron J. |
Cabarrus |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
D
North Carolina Defenders |
November
16, 1862,
July 24, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Jackson
L. Bost,
Capt. Henry C. Grady |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville (wounded), Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign,
2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Siege of Petersburg, 1st Weldon
Railroad, Gravel Hill, Fussell's Mill, 2nd Reams Station, Jones's
Farm, Pegram's Farm |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant in Company A of the 20th NC Regiment.
Absent wounded from May 3, 1863 through unspecified date (assume
through July 1863). Resigned on September 19, 1864 due to ill
health; accepted on October 11, 1864. |
| Bost,
Daniel J. |
Cabarrus |
28th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Stanly Guards |
July 1,
1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Adam
W. Stone |
Gravel
Hill, Fussell's Mill, 2nd Reams Station (mortally wounded) |
Was a Private,
and wounded at the battle of Ox Hill, VA. Then a Sergeant and
a 2nd Lieutenant. Died at Richmond Hospital on September 5, 1864
from wounds received at the battle of 2nd Reams Station, VA (assumed). |
| Bost,
Jackson L. |
Union |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
D
North Carolina Defenders |
September
16, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
B. Ashcraft |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House (POW) |
POW at
Fort Columbus, NY, then Johnson's Island, OH, then Vicksburg,
MS, exchanged at James River, VA on November 8, 1862. Promoted
to Captain while in captivity, then Major. |
| Bost,
Robert A. |
Catawba |
46th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Catawba Braves |
August 28,
1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt Adolphus
T. Bost
(mortally wounded - in hospital) |
Jones's
Farm, Burgess' Mill |
Was a Private
in Company A of the 2nd NC Volunteers, then a Private and a Sergeant
in this unit, and wounded at the battle of the Wilderness as
a Sergeant. Promoted to Captain. |
| Bostic,
Thomas J. |
Duplin |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
A
Duplin Rifles |
April 22,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
G. Kenan |
Seven Days'
Battles, Malvern Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Brandy Station,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign,
Mine Run Campaign, 2nd New Bern, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred
Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Valley Campaigns, Hanover Junction,
Bethesda Church (wounded), Berrysville, 3rd Winchester (wounded),
Hare's Hill, 3rd Petersburg, Farmville, Appomattox Court House |
Was a Corporal
in 1st Company C of the 2nd NC Volunteers. 1st absent wounded
from May 30, 1864 through August 1864. 2nd absent wounded from
September 19, 1864 through December 1864. Acting Commander of
Company D during November 1864 through February 1865. Surrendered
on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Bostick,
Samuel E. |
Rutherford |
50th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Rutherford Regulars |
July 17,
1862,
January 20, 1865 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
B. Eaves |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Street's Ferry, Fayetteville
Market House, Averasborough, Bentonville |
Was a Sergeant.
Raleigh Hospital on April 10, 1865, transferred to another hospital
on April 12, 1865, no further details. Not reported with the
regiment when it was surrendered at Bennett House, NC. |
| Boswell,
Wiliam S. |
Bladen |
5th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
September
11, 1861,
March 6, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Peter
J. Sinclair,
Capt. Benjamin Robinson |
Fort Magruder
(killed) |
Was a Sergeant.
KIA on May 5, 1862 at the battle of Fort Magruder, VA. |
| Bouchelle,
Joseph D. |
Gates |
33rd NC Regiment |
Company
E |
March 1,
1862,
September 22, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
T. Parker |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, 1st Rappahannock
Station, Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill,
Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville
(killed) |
Was a Sergeant.
KIA on May 3, 1863 at the battle of Chancellorsville, VA. |
| Bouchelle,
Thomas Slayter |
Wilkes |
1st NC Regiment |
Copmpany
B
Wilkes Volunteers |
May 16,
1861,
April 12, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
B. Gordon |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Bouldin,
Ephraim |
Stokes |
12th NC Volunteers |
Company
H
Stokes Boys |
June 1,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Hamilton
Scales |
Seven Pines |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Bourden,
Benjamin C. |
Duplin |
1st NC Battalion - Heavy Artillery |
Company
B |
March 7,
1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Taylor |
Fort Anderson,
Town Creek, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Was a Sergeant.
Reported present through August 1864, no further records. Assumed
he served until the end of the war. |
| Boushall,
William J. |
Carteret |
10th NC
Regiment
(aka 1st Artillery) |
Company
H |
April 7,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
F. Miller |
New Bern,
Plymouth, 1st Fort Fisher, 2nd Fort Fisher |
aka William
J. Bushall. |
| Bowden,
Lemuel Henry |
New Hanover |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
1st Company
A
Wilimington Horse Artillery |
June 18,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
R. Bunting |
|
Redesignated
an Independent Company before the 36th NC Regiment was officially
organized. Resigned on December 15, 1862 due to ill health. |
| Bowen,
Edward J. |
Craven |
31st NC
Regiment |
Company
K |
November
21, 1861,
October 21, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
Whitty,
" " |
Roanoke
Island, Smithfield, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Cold Harbor, Siege of
Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Fort Harrison |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on September 17, 1862. Later, re-appointed
as 1st Lieutenant on October 21, 1863. Reported AWOL on October
16, 1864. |
| Bowers,
Adam R. |
Davidson |
48th NC
Regiment |
Company
H |
March 13,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
H. Michael |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill |
Resigned
on July 27, 1862 due to lung disease; accepted on August 5, 1862. |
| Bowers,
Giles |
Rowan |
49th NC
Regiment |
Company
C |
March 13,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Pinckney
B. Chambers |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, Bottom's Bridge, Boon's Mill,
2nd New Bern, Suffolk, Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's
Bluff, Siege of Petersburg, Avery's Farm, The Crater, 2nd Weldon
Railroad, Hare's Hill, Dinwiddie Court House, Five Forks (POW) |
Under arrest
in July 1862, returned to active duty on May 29, 1863. Under
arrest again on June 2, 1863, returned to active duty on June
8, 1863. POW at Johnson's Island, OH. Released on June 18, 1865
after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Bowling,
Joseph W. |
Wake |
Independent
Company,
41st NC Regiment
(3rd Cavalry) |
Wake Rangers,
Company I
Wake Rangers |
August 18,
1862,
September 3, 1862
January 12, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Rufus
S. Tucker,
" "
Capt. David A. Robertson |
1st Washington,
Siege of Suffolk, South Anna Bridge, Greenville, 2nd New Bern,
Block House, Bermuda Hundred Campaign, Meadow Bridge, 2nd Drewry's
Bluff, Haw's Shop, Hanover Court House, Ashland, 1st Weldon Railroad,
Fussell's Mill, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Hampton's
Beefsteak Raid, Burgess' Mill |
Was a Corporal.
This Independent Company was assigned to the 41st NC Regiment
(3rd Cavalry) on September 3, 1862. Present through October 1864,
no further records. Not reported with the regiment when it was
surrendered at Appomattox, VA. |
| Bowman,
John R. |
Rutherford |
34th NC
Regiment |
Company
C
Rutherford Rebels |
August 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Francis
L. Twitty |
Cedar Run,
Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's
Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown |
Was a Sergeant.
Resigned on October 24, 1862 to return to his Ministry; accepted
on November 12, 1862. |
| Boxley,
George S. |
Davidson |
10th NC
Battalion - Heavy Artillery |
Company
A |
September
1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
B. Lewis |
|
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Dismissed on April 9, 1863 and ordered to re-enlist,
then a Private in Company H of the 48th NC Regiment. |
| Boyce,
Charles B. |
Mecklenburg |
11th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
March 10,
1862,
July 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
L. Grier |
|
Died on
August 9, 1862 in Mecklenburg County, details not provided. |
| Boyd,
Andrew J. |
Rockingham |
11th NC Volunteers |
Company
L
Rockingham Invincibles |
June 3,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
H. Boyd |
1st Manassas |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Boyd,
Benjamin F. |
[GA] |
11th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
August 18,
1863,
November 1, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M. Young |
Bristoe
Station (POW |
Promoted
to 2nd Lieutenant while in captivity. POW through February 1865,
details not provided. Paroled on May 11, 1865 at Charlotte, NC. |
| Boyd,
Frank A.M. |
Haywood |
Independent
Company,
14th NC Battalion - Cavalry,
69th NC Regiment
(7th Cavalry) |
Company
E |
December
13, 1863,
December 25, 1863,
January 11, 1865 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
A. Russell |
Cosby Creek |
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 14th NC Battalion-Cavalry on December
13, 1865, which grew into the 69th NC Regiment (7th Cavalry)
on January 11, 1865. Boyd deserted on February 13, 1865 at Louisville,
KY, and took the Oath of Allegiance the next day and "sent
north of the Ohio River." |
| Boyd,
George F. |
Rockingham |
45th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Rockingham Zollicoffers |
March 11,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
F. Hodges |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station, 2nd Winchester, 1st Martinsburg,
Gettysburg (killed) |
KIA on
July 1, 1863 at the battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Boyd,
J.M. |
Iredell |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
|
2nd Lieutenant |
|
|
Was a Sergeant. |
| Boyd,
John H. |
Lincoln |
57th NC Regiment |
Company
G |
July 4,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
F. Speck |
Fredericksburg
(wounded), 2nd Fredericksburg, Salem Church, Chancellorsville
(killed) |
August
29, 1862 in hospital with mumps, returned to active duty on November
10, 1862. Absent wounded from December 13, 1862 until January
1, 1863. KIA on May 4, 1863 at the battle of Chancellorsville,
VA. |
| Boyd,
John W. |
Alexander |
Maj. Andrew
A. Hill's Battalion - Senior Reserves |
Company
D |
September
26, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Wilson |
|
Unclear
when this battalion ended. |
| Boyd,
William J.G.B. |
Haywood |
16th NC Regiment |
Company
F |
July 30,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alexander
M. Jones |
|
Was a Private
in Company L. Reported absent sick for most of the time he was
a 2nd Lieutenant. Dropped from the rolls on October 6, 1863. |
| Boyette,
Larry Bryant |
Wilson |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
B |
June 25,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
C. Gorman |
Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, 2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm,
Wilderness Campaign, Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns, Cold Harbor,
Siege of Petersburg, Monocacy Junction, Snicker's Gap, Stephenson's
Depot, 2nd Kernstown, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove,
Hare's Hill, Farmville, Appomattox Court House |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Surrendered on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Boykin,
Edwin A. |
Johnston |
14th NC
Volunteers,
24th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Smithfield Light Infantry |
December
23, 1861,
May 16, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Ira
T. Woodall |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg,
Fredericksburg |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant. Promoted to Captain. |
| Boykin,
Littleberry W. |
Northampton |
5th NC Volunteers |
Company
A |
May 23,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
T. Stancell |
|
Resigned
on August 26, 1861. Died on September 15, 1861 of disease. |
| Boykin,
Solomon |
Sampson |
51st NC Regiment |
Company
K
Confederate Stars |
June 12,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
B. Underwood |
Goldsborough
Bridge (mortally wounded) |
Earlier,
a Sergeant in Company I of the 46th NC Regiment. Died on December
18, 1862 from wounds received at the battle of Goldsborough Bridge,
NC. |
| Boyles,
J.H. |
Surry |
2nd NC Regiment Detailed Men |
Company
D |
September
26, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
F. Stephens |
|
|
| Brabble,
John J. |
Craven |
Independent
Company,
"
40th NC Regiment
(3rd Artillery) |
Gatlin
Artillery,
Bay River Artillery,
Company D
Bay River Artillery |
October
28, 1861,
January 1, 1863,
December 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
S. Lane |
Harrison's
Old Field, 2nd Fort Fisher |
Independent
Company first known as Gatlin Artillery, changed its name to
Bay River Artillery on January 1, 1863. Assigned to the 40th
NC Regiment (3rd Artillery) on December 1, 1863. Resigned on
January 29, 1865. |
| Bradberry,
John J. |
Wayne |
4th NC
Regiment,
Independent Company |
Company
D
Goldsborough Volunteers,
Cantwell's Company |
May 16,
1861,
January 25, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Junius
B. Whitaker,
Capt. John L. Cantwell |
|
aka J.J.
Bradley, Bradbury. Resigned from the 4th NC Regiment on September
26, 1861. Then a 1st Lieutenant in an Independent Company.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Bradburn,
Thomas W. |
Catawba |
2nd NC
Volunteers |
Company
K
Catawba Rifles |
September
16, 1861,
February 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. David
P. Rowe |
|
Was a Private.
Not re-elected when regiment was re-organized on May 1, 1862. |
| Braddy,
Kinchen J. |
Cumberland |
Independent
Company |
Blocker's
Artillery |
February
15, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Octavious
H. Blocker |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Bradford,
Nero Guy |
Caldwell |
26th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Caldwell Guards |
April 21,
1862,
September 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
T. Jones |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Bradford,
Thomas W. |
Catawba |
2nd NC Volunteers |
K - Catawba
Rifles |
September
30, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. David
P. Rowe |
|
|
| Bradford,
William B. |
Cabarrus |
20th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Cabarrus Black Boys |
October
12, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Ozni
R. Brumley |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, 1st Martinsburg,
Gettysburg (POW) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. POW at Fort Delaware, DE, then Johnson's Island,
OH, then Point Lookout, MD, then Fort Delaware, DE, exchanged
on March 7, 1865. Then in Richmond Hospital on March 11, 1865.
Not reported with the regiment when it was surrendered at Appomattox,
VA. |
| Bradley,
James T. |
Anson |
31st NC Regiment |
Company
B
O.K. Boys |
September
17, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
B. Lindsey |
White Hall |
Was a Sergeant,
and a POW at the battle of Roanoke Island, NC, paroled, exchanged.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Bradley,
Simon B. |
Lincoln |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Shady Grove Rangers |
October
12, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. George
A. Atwell |
Stony Creek
Raid, Dabney's Mill, Hare's Hill, 3rd Petersburg, Farmville |
Surrendered
on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Bradshaw,
Sion A. |
Sampson |
38th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Sampson Plowboys |
August 21,
1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
C. Darden |
Manassas
Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry (POW) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. POW at Fort Delaware, DE, exchanged at James
River, VA on November 10, 1862. Died at home November 30, 1862,
details not provided. |
| Brame,
John M. |
Warren |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Nat Macon Guards |
August 16,
1861,
September 26, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
C. Drake |
|
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on May 1, 1862. |
| Branch,
Cornelius E. |
Halifax |
1st NC Regiment |
Company
K |
March 20,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Sterling
H. Gee |
Chancellorsville,
2nd Winchester, Gettysburg, Bristoe Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
Campaign (killed) |
Was a Sergeant.
KIA on May 5, 1864 at the battle of Wilderness, VA. |
| Branch,
Henry R. |
Burke |
16th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Burke Tigers |
December 23, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Abel
S. Cloud |
Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown (POW) |
Was a Private.
POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island,
OH, then Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 12, 1865 after taking
the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Branch,
James F. |
Hertford |
15th NC Battalion - Cavalry |
Company
B |
September 5, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
G. Holliday |
Mars Hill
(Bertie County), Suffolk, South Quay |
Promoted
to Captain on April 1, 1865, back-dated to March 14, 1865. |
| Branch,
James G. |
Duplin |
51st NC Regiment |
Company
C
Duplin Stars |
February
15, 1862,
April 30, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
A. Allen,
Capt. Samuel M. Stanford |
Goldsborough
Bridge (wounded), 2nd Fort Wagner |
Absent
on recruiting duty from February 9, 1863, returned to active
duty in April 1863. Resigned on December 23, 1863 due to wife's
illness; accepted on January 21, 1864. |
| Brandon,
William C. |
Rowan |
Salisbury
Prison Guard Battalion,
66th NC Regiment |
1st Company
A,
" "
Company G
" " |
July 5,
1863,
September 14, 1863,
October 2, 1863,
November 18, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Elon G. Blackmer |
Bermuda
Hundred Campaign, Port Walthall Junction, Ware Bottom Church,
Cold Harbor, 2nd Petersburg, Siege
of Petersburg, The Crater, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 1st Fort Fisher,
2nd Fort Fisher, Sugar Loaf, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston,
Bentonville |
Earlier
a Private and Sergeant in several Prison Guard companies. 1st
Company A of the Salisbury Prison Guard Battalion was assigned
to the 66th NC Regiment on October 2, 1863. Commanded Company
G September-October 1864. Richmond Hospital on October 9, 1864
with febris biliosa. Furloughed on October 18, 1864, returned
on unspecified date (assume through mid-December 1864). Also
assumed he served until the end of the war. Paroled on May 15,
1865 at Salisbury, NC. |
| Brandon,
William T. |
[VA] |
13th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Milton Blues |
March 5,
1863,
June 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. W.W.
Rainey |
Chanvellorsville,
2nd Winchester, Gettysburg (mortally wounded/POW) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. POW at Gettysburg Hospital, where he died on
July 9, 1863 from wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg,
PA. |
| Branson,
Thomas A. |
Randolph |
46th NC Regiment |
Company
F |
March 1,
1862,
April 16, 1862 |
2nd Lieurtenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Alexander
C. McAllister |
Seven Days'
Battles, Malvern Hill, 1st Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Brantly,
Benjamin F. |
Harnett |
50th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
December
17, 1862,
November 23, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
H. Atkinson |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Street's Ferry, Fayetteville
Market House, Averasborough, Bentonville |
Was a Sergeant.
Last three battles are assumed. Not reported with the regiment
when it was surrendered at Bennett House, NC. |
| Brantly,
John |
Harnett |
50th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
March 24, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
H. Atkinson |
Malvern
Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Street's Ferry,
Fayetteville Market House, Averasborough, Bentonville |
Last three
battles are assumed. Not reported with the regiment when it was
surrendered at Bennett House, NC. |
| Brasington,
Samuel W. |
Davidson |
14th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Lexington Wild Cats |
April 27,
1862,
June 17, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutnant |
Capt. Thomas
B. Bealle |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
Savage's Station, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg (wounded),
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Raccoon Ford, Bristoe Campaign, 2nd
Kellysville, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign,
Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Bethesda Church,
Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Lynchburg, Monocacy Junction,
Snicker's Gap, Stephenson's Depot, 2nd Kernstown, Cameron's Depot |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Absent wounded from September 17, 1862 through
June 1863. Retired to the NC Invaid Corps on September 6, 1864. |
| Braswell,
William D. |
Edgecombe |
15th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
December
6, 1862,
March 20, 1863,
October 14, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Gray
W. Hammond,
Capt. George W. White,
Capt. James P. Cross |
Fredericksburg
(wounded), 2nd Gum Swamp, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station,
2nd Rappahannock Station, Mine Run Campaign, Wilderness Campaign,
Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege
of Petersburg, 2nd Reams Station |
Was a Musician.
Absent wounded for a few weeks. Promoted to Captain. |
| Bratton,
John L. |
Chowan |
1st NC Regiment |
Company
A
Albemarle Guards |
May 16,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Tristrim
L. Skinner |
Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg |
Resigned
on November 17, 1862. |
| Bray,
Benjamin F. |
Surry |
11th NC
Volunteers
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
C
Blue Ridge Riflemen,
2nd Company A |
May 20,
1861,
December 28, 1861
September 9, 1862,
May 28, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Bazillia
Y. Graves,
" "
Capt. William M. Norman
" " |
1st Manassas,
1st Winchester, Newtown, Harrisonburg, Cross Keys, Port Republic,
1st Manassas, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, 1st
Kellysville, Chancellorsville, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st
Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, 2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm,
Wilderness Campaign, Spotsylvania (wounded), Valley Campaigns,
Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Monocacy Junction, Snicker's
Gap, Stephenson's Depot, 2nd Kernstown, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's
Hill, Belle Grove, Hare's Hill, Farmville (POW) |
Not re-elected
when the 11th NC Volunteers re-organized on April 26, 1862. Later,
joined 2nd NC Regiment as a 2nd Lieutenant. POW at the Old Capitol
Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island, OH. Released
on June 18, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Bray,
William A. |
Surry |
2nd NC Battalion - Infantry |
Company
B |
December
17, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Lacy
J. Norman |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (mortally
wounded) |
Was a Sergeant,
captured at the battle of Roanoke Island, paroled, exchanged.
Died on July 3, 1863 from wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg,
PA. |
| Bray,
William C. |
[GA] |
2nd NC Battalion - Infantry |
Company
E
The Anthony Grays |
September
16, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Wilds
S. DuBose |
Roanoke
Island (POW) |
POW, paroled,
exchanged on August 18, 1862. Not re-elected when the company
re-organized on May 16, 1862. Later enlisted in Company B of
the 2nd GA Cavalry. |
| Bray,
William P. |
Pasquotank |
56th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Pasquotank Boys |
June 26,
1862,
November 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alexander
P. White |
1st Gum
Swamp, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Bottom's
Bridge, 2nd New Bern, Suffolk, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred
Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Ware Bottom Church, Siege of Petersburg,
Avery's Farm, The Crater, Hare's Hill, Dinwiddie Court House,
Five Forks, Farmville |
Earlier,
a Private in Company A of the 17th NC Regiment, then in 1st Company
B of the 32nd NC Regiment. Richmond Hospital on August 5, 1864
with chronic diarrhea. Furloughed on August 18, 1864, returned
to duty prior to January 1, 1865. Surrendered on April 9, 1865
at Appomattox, VA. |
| Bready,
Robert M. |
Iredell |
Maj. Andrew
A. Hill's Battalion - Senior Reserves |
Company
C |
September
26, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
C. Hager |
|
Unclear
when this battalion ended. |
| Breece,
Luther R. |
Cumberland |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Manchester Guards |
October
1, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M. Williams |
Goldsborough
Bridge, 2nd Fort Wagner |
Was a Sergeant,
captured at Roanoke Island, paroled, exchanged. Promoted to Captain. |
| Breedlove,
James A. |
Granville |
23rd NC Regiment |
Company
G
Granville Rifles |
August 15,
1862,
November 3, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Isaac
J. Young,
Capt. Thomas J. Crocker |
Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg |
Was a Sergeant. Promoted to Captain. |
| Brem,
Mumford Stokes |
Iredell |
48th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
October
10, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Arthur
M. Walker |
Fredericksburg
(mortally wounded) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Died at Richmond Hospital on January 4, 1863
from wounds received at the battle of Fredericksburg, VA. |
| Brenan,
William |
Perquimans |
7th NC
Volunteers,
Independent Company,
17th NC Regiment |
Company
I
John Harvey Guards,
John Harvey Guards,
Company L
John Harvey Guards |
October
17, 1861,
August 1862
May 1, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
" "
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Lucius
J. Johnson |
Roanoke
Island (POW), 1st Washington, 1st Plymouth |
Was a Private.
POW, paroled on February 21, 1862, exchanged in August 1862.
This unit was then an Independent Company until
it was assigned as Company L of the 17th NC Regiment on May 1,
1863. Resigned on June 24, 1863 due to disability. |
| Brevard,
David L. |
Buncombe |
McDowell's
Battalion,
6th NC Battalion - Infantry,
60th NC Regiment |
Third Company,
Company C,
Company C |
July 8,
1862,
August 1, 1862,
October 1, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Fletcher
S.H. Reynolds |
|
McDowell's
Battalion grew into the 6th NC Battalion-Infantry on August 1,
1862, which grew into the 60th NC Regiment on October 1, 1862.
Brevard resigned on November 23, 1862. |
| Brevard,
Joseph A. |
Buncombe |
29th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
May 2, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Wiley
F. Parker |
Tazewell,
Baptist Gap |
Was a Private.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Brewer,
Edward |
Sampson |
38th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Sampson Farmers |
April 18,
1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
T. Wilson |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mil, Frayser's Farm, Malvern
Hill, Harrison's Landing, Cedar Run, Manassas Station Operations,
2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown,
Fredericksburg |
Was a Private.
Resigned on January 17, 1863 due to disability; accepted on February
4, 1863. |
| Brewer,
Stephen W. |
Chatham |
26th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Chatham Independent Guards |
May 28,
1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
S. Webster |
Bogue Island,
1st New Bern |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Brewer,
William |
Franklin |
15th NC Regiment |
Company
G |
May 2, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
T. Terrell |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Savage's Station, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Bristoe Campaign,
Bristoe Station, 2nd Rappahannock Station, Mine Run Campaign,
Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction,
Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Reams Station (mortally
wounded) |
Was a Corporal.
Died in Richmond Hospital on October 21, 1864 from wounds received
at the battle of 2nd Reams Station, VA. |
| Brewer,
William Christopher |
Craven |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
F |
February
10, 1863,
October 25, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Nathaniel
M. Chadwick |
1st Kellysville,
Chancellorsville, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown,
Bristoe Campaign, 2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign,
Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
Monocacy Junction, Snicker's Gap, Stephenson's Depot, 2nd Kernstown,
3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove |
Was a Private
and a Corporal. Captured on October 20, 1864 at Woodstock, VA
right after the battle of Belle Grove. POW at Fort Delaware,
DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Brewer,
William T. |
Wilson |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
C |
February
28, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
S. Woodard |
|
Appointed
Assistant Surgeon on April 10, 1862. |
| Bridger,
Joseph P. |
New Hanover |
18th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Wilmington Rifle Guards |
April 24,
1862,
June 30, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
D. Barry |
Hanover
Court House, Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Savage's Station, Frayser's Farm (wounded) |
Was a Private.
Absent wounded from June 30, 1862 through August 1863. Promoted
to AQM with rank of Captain on September 11, 1863 and assigned
to post duty. |
| Bridgers,
Alfred Washington |
Franklin |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
G
Warren Defenders |
April 21,
1862,
August 26, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
A. Dowtin,
Capt. Levi P. Coleman |
Seven Days'
Battles, Malvern Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Brandy Station,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign,
Mine Run Campaign, 2nd New Bern, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred
Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Valley Campaigns, Hanover Junction,
Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Lynchburg,
Buford's Gap, 2nd Harper's Ferry, 2nd Hagerstown, Monocacy Junction,
Fort Stevens, Snicker's Gap, 2nd Kernstown, Cameron's Depot,
Smithfield Crossing (wounded), Mt. Jackson |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from August 29, 1864 through October 1864. Promoted
to Captain in January-February 1865, back-dated to June 8, 1864. |
| Bridgers,
Junius H. |
Northampton |
19th NC
Regiment
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
H |
December
1, 1863,
July 1, 1864,
November 29, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
N. Buxton |
Kilpatrick-Dahlgren
Raid, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Todd's Tavern, Spotsylvania,
Sheridan's Raid on Richmond, Yellow Tavern, Meadow Bridge, Fort
Pocahontas, Haw's Shop, Hanover Court House, 1st Weldon Railroad,
Samaria Church, Wilson-Kautz Raid, Staunton River Bridge, Sappony
Church, Gravel Hill, Fussell's Mill, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd
Reams Station, Hampton's Beefsteak Raid, McDowell's Farm, Jones's
Farm, Pegram's Farm, Burgess' Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Boydton
Plank Road, Five Forks, 3rd Petersburg, Namonize Church, Amelia
Court House, Appomattox Court House |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. |
| Bridgers,
Robert D. |
Johnston |
Independent
Company,
Hooks' Battalion - Senior Reserves,
8th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Bryan's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company B,
Company B |
May, 1864,
May 31, 1864,
December 22, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Bryan |
1st Fort
Fisher, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Maj. Boaz F. Hooks' Battalion-Senior
Reserves on May 31, 1864, then re-assigned to the 8th NC Regiment
Senior Reserves on December 22, 1864. |
| Bridgers,
Sidney H. |
Franklin |
47th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Chicora Guards |
July 16,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
H. Thorpe |
Fort Anderson,
2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe
Station (mortally wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Richmond Hospital on October 14, 1863, where he died on November
15, 1863 from wounds received at the battle of Bristoe Station,
VA. |
| Bridgers,
Thomas B. |
Wake |
10th NC
Regiment
(1st Artillery) |
Company
A
Ellis' Flying Artillery/Manly's Battery |
May 16,
1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Basil
C. Manly |
Siege of
Yorktown, Fort Magruder |
Resigned
on May 22, 1862. |
| Bridges,
Burrel H. |
Cleveland |
28th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Cleveland Regulators |
April 7,
1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Isaac
O. Bridges |
Hanover
Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, Manassas Station Operations,
2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Resigned on October 3, 1862 due to disability. |
| Bridges,
Isaac O. |
Cleveland |
28th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Cleveland Regulators |
August 22,
1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
W. Wright |
1st New
Bern |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Bridgman,
Seth |
Beaufort |
Independent
Company,
40th NC Regiment
(3rd Artillery) |
Whitehurst's
Artillery,
Company I
Whitehurst's Artillery |
October
8, 1862,
December 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
C. Whitehurst |
|
Was a Sergeant.
Independent Company until assigned as Company I of the 40th NC
Regiment (3rd Artillery) on December 1, 1863. Dropped from the
rolls on April 26, 1864, details not provided. |
| Brietz,
Edward A. |
Forsyth |
11th NC
Volunteers,
26th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Forsyth Rifles,
Company B
Waxhaw Jackson Guards |
May 22,
1861,
January 9, 1863,
July 2, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Alfred
H. Belo,
Capt. William Wilson,
Capt. Thomas J. Cureton |
1st Manassas,
Fort Anderson, Barrington's Ferry, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek,
Gettysburg (wounded/POW) |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 26, 1862. Later, 1st Lieutenant
in Company B of the 26th NC Regiment. POW at Gettysburg Hospital,
then David's Island, NY, then Johnson's Island, OH, then Point
Lookout, MD, then Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 12, 1865
after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Briggs,
Benjamin Franklin |
Wilson |
55th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
June 2,
1862,
June 9, 1862,
March 28, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
J. Bullock,
" "
Capt. Albert E. Upchurch |
Siege of
Suffolk, Gettysburg (wounded), Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station,
Mine Run Campaign |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded for short duration since it was a slight wound.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Briggs,
Melvin W. |
Yancey |
58th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Yancey Boys |
November
13, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Suel
B. Briggs |
Chattanooga
Campaign, Missionary Ridge, 1st Dalton, Atlanta Campaign, Rocky
Face Ridge, Resaca, Adairsville, Dallas, Kolb's Farm, Kennesaw
Mountain, Siege of Atlanta, Jonesborough, 2nd Lovejoy's Station |
Was a Private
in Company K of the 29th NC Regiment. Furloughed on September
18, 1864 for 40 days. No further records. Not reported with the
regiment when it was surrendered at Bennett Place, NC. |
| Briggs,
Peter M. |
Wilson |
55th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
August 24,
1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
F. Briggs |
Pegram's
Farm, Burgess' Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill, Hare's
Hill, Boydton Plank Road, 3rd Petersburg |
Was a Private
and a Corporal in Company D of the 40th NC Regiment (3rd Artillery).
Acting Commander of Company C and Company I during September-October
1864. Surrendered on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Briggs,
Suel B. |
Yancey |
Palmer's
Legion,
58th NC Regiment |
Yancey
Boys,
Company C
Yancey Boys |
May 29,
1862,
July 24, 1862,
July 29, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
W. Proffitt,
" "
Capt. Jonathan P. Horton |
|
First assigned
to Palmer's Legion, which was not approved by the CSA or NC Military.
Assigned to the 58th NC Regiment on July 24, 1862. Promoted to
Captain. |
| Briggs,
William B. |
Gaston |
49th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Pleasant Home Guards |
March 23,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Peter
Z. Baxter |
|
Resigned
on June 5, 1862, details not provided. |
| Bright,
John J. |
Bladen |
1st NC Battalion - Heavy Artillery |
Company
C |
March 25,
1863,
January 15, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Brown |
Fort Anderson,
Town Creek, Northeast Station |
Raleigh
Hospital on March 10, 1865 with debility, returned to active
duty on March 20, 1865. |
| Brinkley,
John R. |
Jackson |
Love's Regiment-Thomas's Legion |
Company
G |
May 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
G. Fisher |
Strawberry
Plains, Limestone Station, 1st Carter's Depot, Blue Springs,
Henderson's Mill |
Was a Private.
Resigned on October 29, 1863 due to lung issues; accepted on
November 5, 1863. |
| Brinson,
Wiliam G. |
Craven |
5th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
May 30,
1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Jacob
Brookfield |
|
Resigned
on July 17, 1861, reason not provided. |
| Bristol,
George G. |
Clay |
Coleman's
Battalion,
39th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
November
6, 1861,
May 19, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
Bryan |
Baptist
Gap, 2nd Murfreesboro |
Coleman's
Battalion was merged into the 39th NC Regiment on May 19, 1862.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Bristol,
Robert A. |
Clay |
39th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
August 10,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
G. Bristol |
Chickamauga |
Was a Private
in Company K of the 3rd GA Regiment. Captrured in Cherokee County,
NC on February 18, 1864. POW at Louisville, KY, then Camp Chase,
OH, then Fort Delaware, DE, where he died on February 9, 1865
of Smallpox. |
| Britt,
George W. |
Wayne |
2nd NC Regiment |
2nd Company
C
Rip Van Winkles |
April 7,
1862,
February 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Gideon
M. Roberts,
Capt. Nathan B. Whitfield |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, 1st Kellysville, Chancellorsville,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign,
2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Spotsylvania,
Valley Campaigns, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Monocacy
Junction, Snicker's Gap, Stephenson's Depot, 2nd Kernstown, 3rd
Winchester (mortally wounded/POW) |
Was a Sergeant. Died in Hospital near
Winchester on October 17, 1864. |
| Britt,
John H. |
Hertford |
66th Partisan
Rangers
(Never Formally Organized),
68th NC Regiment
" " |
Company
"unknown,"
Company E
" " |
August 29,
1863,
January 20, 1864,
August 15, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Langley
Tayloe |
Butler's
Bridge, 2nd Kinston, Cox's Bridge |
Earlier,
a Sergeant in Company D of the 17th NC Regiment (2nd Organization). The 66th Partisan Rangers
were never formally organized, but redesignated as the 68th NC
Regiment on January 20, 1864. Assumed he served until the end
of the war. |
| Brittain,
Ben G. |
Henderson |
Woodfin's
Battalion,
14th NC Battalion - Cavalry,
69th NC Regiment
(7th Cavalry) |
Company
A,
Company G,
Company A |
September
13, 1863,
January 1864,
January 11, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Isaac
A. Harris,
Capt. A. Erwin Posey,
Capt. James P. Deaver |
Cosby Creek,
Asheville |
Woodfin's
Battalion was enlarged into the 14th NC Battalion-Cavaly on December
25, 1863, then redesignated as the 69th NC Regiment (7th Cavalry)
on January 11, 1865. Lt. Brittain served in both Company A then
Company G, then back to Company A. Assumed he served until the
end of the war. |
| Brittain,
James Lambert |
Henderson |
Independent
Company,
6th NC Battalion - Infantry,
60th NC Regiment |
Henderson
Rangers,
Company D,
Company D |
July 10,
1862,
August 1, 1862,
October 8, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
M. Fletcher |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to the newly-created 6th NC Battalion-Infantry
on August 1, 1862, which grew into the 60th NC Regiment on October
8, 1862. Resigned on November 5, 1862 due to bad leg; accepted
on November 25, 1862. |
| Brittain,
O.J. |
Burke |
11th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
April 22, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Calvin
S. Brown |
|
Was a Sergeant.
aka O.J. Britton. One source asserts he never rose above Sergeant. |
| Brittain,
Thomas D. |
Henderson |
16th NC Regiment |
Company
I |
April 10, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Lane |
Chancellorsville
(wounded) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant, and wounded at the battle of Fredericksburg.
Absent wounded from May 3, 1863 until he resigned on December
18, 1863 due to disability; accepted on January 9, 1864. |
| Brittingham,
John W. |
Davidson |
14th NC Regiment |
Company
I |
|
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
B. Bealle |
|
Was a Sergeant.
Resigned, details not provided. |
| Britton,
Jesse Thomas |
Northampton |
12th NC
Battalion - Cavalry,
16th NC Battalion - Cavalry |
Company
C,
Company G |
March 16,
1863,
July 11, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Emory
A. Martin |
Skirmish
near Jordan's Fishery, Skirmish at Potecasi Creek, Boon's Mill,
2nd Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad (mortally wounded) |
The 12th
NC Battalion-Cavalry was merged into the 16th NC Battalion-Cavalry
on July 11, 1864. Died of wounds he received at the battel of
2nd Weldon Railroad, VA, on August 23, 1864. |
| Britton,
Moses |
Moore |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Scotch Riflemen |
October 7, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Evander
McN. Blue |
|
Was a Sergeant.
Board of Officer Examiners rejected his promotion to Lieutenant,
reduced in rank on November 1, 1862. |
| Broadfoot,
Charles Wetmore |
Cumberland |
Maj. Gen.
Theophilus H. Holmes Staff - Aide-de-Camp |
|
September 7, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
N/A |
|
Earlier,
a Private in Company H of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment),
then a Private and a Sergeant in Company D of the 43rd NC Regiment.
Later, a Major, Lt. Colonel, and Colonel in the Junior Reserves. |
| Broadhurst,
David J. |
Wayne |
20th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Columbus Guards No. 2 |
October
1, 1862,
Unknown |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
F. Toon |
Fredericksburg |
Was Sergeant
Major. Promoted to Captain. |
| Broadnax,
Edward Travis |
Rockingham |
Independent
Company,
Evans' Battalion,
63rd NC Regiment
(5th Cavalry) |
Galloway's
Company,
2nd Company,
Company D
Rockingham Rangers |
August 1,
1862,
September 12, 1862,
November 5, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
M. Galloway |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to Evans' Battalion on September 12, 1862,
then joined the 63rd NC Regiment (5th Cavalry) on November 5,
1862. Resigned on Novembere 14, 1862 to manage his plantation;
accepted on November 25, 1862. |
| Brock,
Ignatious W. |
Jones |
46th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Randolph Rangers |
July 18,
1864,
November 10, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
P. Troy |
Siege of
Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station (wounded),
Dabney's Mill (killed) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant, and wounded at the battle of the Wilderness,
VA. Absent wounded from August 25, 1864 through December 1864.
KIA on February 5, 1865 at the battle of Dabney's Mill, VA. |
| Brock,
James V. |
Davie |
42nd NC Regiment |
Company
E |
July 31, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
H. Peebles |
Siege of
Petersburg, Chaffin's Farm, 1st Fort Fisher, Northeast Station,
2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant. Present through October 1864, no
further records. Battles after that are "assumed." |
| Brodnax,
William E. |
Northampton |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
G
Buncombe Rangers |
October 1, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Woodfin |
Vienna,
Dranesville |
Promoted
and transferred as Aide-de-Camp to the staff of Brig. Gen. Robert
Ransom on March 1, 1862. |
| Brookfield,
Rayner |
Craven |
5th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
January 17, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
M. Mullins |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines (wounded), Chancellorsville, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown |
Promoted
from the ranks. Absent wounded from May 31, 1862 to March 1,
1863. Promoted to Captain. |
| Brooks,
Alexander |
Stanly |
42nd NC Regiment |
Company
H |
March 25, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Jackson
M. Hartsell |
|
Resigned
c. June 30, 1862, details not provided. |
| Brooks,
Charles B. |
Forsyth |
11th NC Volunteers |
Company
E
Forsyth Grays |
May 24, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Rufus
W. Wharton |
1st Manassas |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 26, 1862. |
| Brooks,
Royal |
[TN] |
60th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
June 28, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
T. Huff |
1st Dalton,
Atlanta Campaign, Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca, Adairsville, New
Hope Church, Kolb's Farm (killed) |
Was a Private
and a Corporal. Absent sick July-December 1863. KIA on June 22,
1864 at the battle of Kolb's Farm, GA. |
| Brooks,
Stephen |
[TN] |
58th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Yancey Boys |
April 9, 1865 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Edwin
M. Clayton |
|
Was a Private
in Company H of the 60th NC Regiment. Paroled on May 2, 1865
at Greensborough, NC. |
| Brooks,
Terrell |
Chatham |
Independent
Company,
Moss's Battalion - Senior Reserves |
Brewer's
Company - Senior Reserves,
Company B |
July 26,
1864,
September 29, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
A. Brewer |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to Lt. Col. Adolphus A. Moss's Battalion-Senior
Reserves on September 29, 1864. Elected as Major in the newly-created
6th NC Regiment Senior Reserves. |
| Brooks,
Thomas H. |
Person |
Independent
Company,
Barnett's Battalion - Senior Reserves,
7th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Davie's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company G,
Company I |
June 21,
1864,
late-August, 1864,
November 28, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. R.S.
Davie |
Coosawhatchie,
Siege of Savannah, Tuliffiny Iron Works, Fayetteville Market
House, Averasborough, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Lt. Col. James A. Barnett's Battalion-Senior
Reserves in late-August, 1864, then re-assigned to the 7th NC
Regiment Senior Reserves on November 28, 1864. Paroled on May
22, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Brooks,
Thomas J. |
Harnett |
Independent
Company,
41st NC Regiment
(3rd Cavalry) |
Highland
Rangers,
Company D
Highland Rangers |
March 20,
1862,
September 3, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Alexander
Murchison |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 41st NC Regiment (3rd Cavalry) on
September 3, 1862. Promoted to Captain. |
| Brooks,
William A. |
Duplin |
Independent
Company,
Hooks' Battalion - Senior Reserves,
8th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Broadhurst's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company A,
Company A |
May, 1864,
May 31, 1864,
December 22, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
Broadhurst |
1st Fort
Fisher, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Maj. Boaz F. Hooks' Battalion-Senior
Reserves on May 31, 1864, then re-assigned to the 8th NC Regiment
Senior Reserves on December 22, 1864. |
| Brooks,
William A. |
Granville |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Granville Rangers |
September 7, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Richard
P. Taylor |
|
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on May 1, 1862. |
| Brooks,
William F. |
Brunswick |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
Company
K
Brunswick Artillery |
February
19, 1862,
October 10, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
D. Taylor,
Capt. Daniel K. Bennett |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Brothers,
Joseph Warren |
Craven |
1st NC
Battalion - Local Defense,
67th NC Regiment |
Company
D,
Company D |
February
21, 1863,
January 18, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
A. Cogdell |
Potter's
Raid, Jackson's Mills (POW) |
Was a Private
in 1st Company I of the 10th NC Regiment (1st Artillery). The
1st NC Battalion-Local Defense was redesignated as the 67th NC
Regiment on January 18, 1864. POW at Fort Monroe, VA, then Old
Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Fort Delaware, DE, then
Hilton Head, SC, then Fort Pulaski, GA, back to Fort Delaware,
DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Broughton,
Gaston H. |
Wake |
26th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Wake Guards |
April 21, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
T. Adams |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, Rawls's Mills, Fort Anderson,
Barrington's Ferry, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Gettysburg
(wounded/POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at Fort Delaware, DE, then Johnson's Island, OH, then Baltimore,
MD, then Point Lookout, MD, back to Fort Delaware. Promoted to
Captain while imprisoned. |
| Brown,
Alexander D. |
New Hanover |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery)
13th NC Battalion - Light Artillery |
1st Company
C
Cape Fear Light Artillery,
Company C
Cumming's Battery |
October
3, 1863,
November 4, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
D. Cumming |
Bermuda
Hundreds Campaign, Ware Bottom Church, Siege of Petersburg, 1st
Weldon Railroad, The Crater, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville, Sailor's
Creek |
Was a Sergeant.
1st Company C of the 36th NC Regiment (2nd Artillery) was transferred
as Company C in the 13th NC Battalion-Light Artillery on November
4, 1863. Surrendered on April
9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Brown,
Alexander H. |
Moore |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
March 19, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
J. Wicker |
Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg (wounded), 2nd Kellysville (POW) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Absent wounded from July 1, 1863 through August
1863. POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's
Island, OH, then Baltimore, MD, then Point Lookout, MD, then
Fort Delaware, DE, then Hilton Head, SC, then Fort Pulaski, GA,
back to Hilton Head, SC, back to Fort Delaware, DE. Released
on June 12, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Brown,
Alsa James |
Duplin |
38th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Spartan Band |
October
1, 1861,
April 18, 1862,
July 12, 1862,
July 26, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Adolphus
G. Moseley
" "
" "
Capt. Nicholas E. Armstrong |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mil, Frayser's Farm, Malvern
Hill, Harrison's Landing, Cedar Run, Manassas Station Operations,
2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown,
Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Bernard House, Gettysburg (POW) |
Not re-elected
as 2nd Lieutenant when regiment re-organized on April 18, 1862;
however, he was elected as 3rd Lieutenant on that date. POW at
Fort Delaware, DE, then Johnson's Island, then Point Lookout,
MD, exchanged at City Point, VA on March 20, 1864. Absent sick
through June 1864. Promoted to Captain of Company E. |
| Brown,
Andrew J. |
Madison |
64th NC Regiment |
Company
F |
November
5, 1862,
July 1, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
W. Anderson |
2nd Cumberland
Gap (POW) |
Earlier,
a Private in Company D of the 29th NC Regiment. Resigned on January
28, 1863 because he felt incompetent; rejected. POW at Louisville,
KY, then Johnson's Island, OH, then Point Lookout, MD, then Fort
Delaware, DE. Released on June 12, 1865 after taking the Oath
of Allegiance. |
| Brown,
Barton Robey |
Watauga |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
D
Watauga Rangers |
May 20, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
C. Blair |
Willis's
Church, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Harrison's Landing, Rainbow
Banks, White Oak Swamp Bridge, Harper's Ferry, Middletown (wounded) |
Was a Private.
While absent wounded, he organized a company that became Company
F in the 7th NC Battalion- Cavalry, and was appointed Captain
on October 10, 1862. |
| Brown,
Bedford |
Franklin |
44th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Franklin Guides to Freedom |
March 3, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Rhett
R.S. Lawrence |
|
Resigned
on May 10, 1862; accepted on May 16, 1862. |
| Brown,
Calvin S. |
Burke |
1st NC Volunteers |
Company
G
Burke Rifles |
April 25, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Clark
Moulton Avery |
Big Bethel
Church |
Later Captain
of Company D of the 11th NC Regiment. |
| Brown,
Charles H. |
Craven |
Independent Company |
Brown's
Battery |
July 23, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
|
1st New
Bern (POW) |
Led a small
artillery company for five months. This small unit was originally
assigned to be part of the 1st Company H of the 40th NC Regiment
(3rd Artillery), but this unit never joined. POW at Johnson's
Island, OH, exchanged in September of 1862. Brown then went to
Mobile, AL. |
| Brown,
David F. |
Jackson |
62nd NC Regiment |
Company
G |
July 14, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Andrew
D. Hooper |
Zollicoffer,
2nd Cumberland Gap (POW) |
POW at
Louisville, KY, then Camp Chase, OH, then Johnson's Island, OH,
then Point Lookout, MD, then Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June
10, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Brown,
Dempsey S. |
Forsyth |
2nd NC Battalion - Infantry |
Company
G |
September
25, 1862,
July 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Wheeler,
Capt. Henry C. Wheeler |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg,
Jack's Mountain, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign,
Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns,
Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor, Monocacy Junction, Stephenson's
Depot, 2nd Kernstown, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove,
Hare's Hill, 3rd Petersburg, Farmville, Appomattox Court House |
Was a Sergeant
and captured at the battle of Roanoke Island, paroled, exchanged,
then a 2nd Lieutenant. Surrendered on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox,
VA. |
| Brown,
Edom K. |
Madison |
Wise's
Legion (VA)
(Never Completed),
2nd NC Battalion - Infantry |
Madison
Guards,
Company H
Madison Guards |
July 5,
1861,
November 1, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Lawrence
M. Allen |
Roanoke
Island |
This company
was first assigned to Col. Green's Regiment of Wise's Legion
(VA). The regiment failed to complete its organization, and the
companies were re-organized as the 2nd NC Battalion-Infantry
on November 1, 1861. Apparently not captured at the battle of
Roanoke Island (or not there). Not re-elected when the company
re-organized on September 25, 1862. |
| Brown,
Edwin |
Caldwell |
Independent
Company,
Stowe's Battalion - Senior Reserves |
Oxford's
Company - Senior Reserves,
Company F |
July 19,
1864,
August 15, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Elisha
C. Oxford |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to Lt. Col. George C. Stowe's Battalion-Senior
Reserves on August 15, 1864. Resigned on November 15, 1864 upon
reaching the age of 50 years old. |
| Brown,
Grey L. |
Edgecombe |
13th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Edgecombe Rifles |
March 8,
1863,
November 14, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
A. Fuqua |
Chancellorsville
(wounded/POW), Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm,
Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction,
Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg |
Was a Sergeant,
and wounded at the battle of Fort Magruder, VA. POW at Washington,
DC Hospital, then Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC. Rejoined
the company in October 1863. Promoted to 1st Lieutenant and Captain. |
| Brown,
Hamilton A. |
Wilkes |
1st NC Regiment |
Company
B
Wilkes Volunteers |
June 3, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
B. Gordon |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Brown,
Henry William |
Pitt |
55th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
April 1, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
S. Whitehead |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Brown,
Hezekiah |
Duplin |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
C |
March 22, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Ruffin
Barnes |
2nd Washington,
Brandy Station, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown,
Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd New Bern, 2nd Plymouth
(wounded), Berryville, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove,
Mt. Jackson, Hare's Hill, 3rd Petersburg, Farmville |
Was Sergeant
Major. Absent wounded from April 20, 1864 through August 1864.
Acting Commander of Company F during January-February 1865. Also
Acting Commander of Company K for part of January-February 1865.
Paroled on April 11-21, 1865 at Farmville, VA (?). |
| Brown,
Hugh Lawson |
Rowan |
57th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
July 4, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alfred
A. Miller |
Fredericksburg
(mortally wounded) |
Died on
December 25, 1862 from wounds received at the battle of Fredericksburg,
VA on December 13, 1862. |
| Brown,
Isaac |
Duplin |
Independent
Company,
Hooks' Battalion - Senior Reserves,
8th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Broadhurst's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company A,
Company A |
May, 1864,
May 31, 1864,
December 22, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
Broadhurst |
1st Fort
Fisher, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Maj. Boaz F. Hooks' Battalion-Senior
Reserves on May 31, 1864, then re-assigned to the 8th NC Regiment
Senior Reserves on December 22, 1864. |
| Brown,
James |
Yadkin |
Independent
Company,
Stowe's Battalion - Senior Reserves,
5th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Nicholson's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company A,
Company H |
July 7,
1864,
August 15, 1864,
December 5, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
M. Nicholson |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to Lt. Col. George C. Stowe's Battalion-Senior
Reserves on August 15, 1864, then re-assigned to the 5th NC Regiment
Senior Reserves on December 5, 1864. Reported in January that
he had been AWOL since enlistment. |
| Brown,
James M. |
Catawba |
12th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Catawba Rifles |
May 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. David
P. Rowe |
Hanover
Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
Savage's Station, Malvern Hill (wounded) |
Was Private and a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from July 1, 1862 until he resigned on April 9,
1863; accepted on April 18, 1863. |
| Brown,
Joel H. |
Alexander |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Alexander Soldiers |
October
9, 1861,
May 2, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
G. Bryan,
Capt. James Reed |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill (wounded) |
Absent
wounded from June 27, 1862 until he resigned on September 2,
1862 due to his wounds; accepted on
September 30, 1862. |
| Brown,
John Badger |
New Hanover |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
B |
May 16, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Stephen
D. Thruston |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill (wounded) |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Brown,
John C. |
Columbus |
20th NC
Regiment |
Company
K
Columbus Guards No. 2 |
March 12, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
F. Toon |
|
Was a Private.
Elected while absent sick, never returned to the unit and dropped
from the rolls on October 1, 1862. |
| Brown,
John D. |
Mecklenburg |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Mecklenburg Wide Awakes |
May 16,
1863
June 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Owen
N. Brown,
Capt. Lawson A. Potts |
Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's
Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania (POW) |
Was a Sergeant
in Company I of the 63rd NC Regiment (5th Cavalry). POW at Old
Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Fort Delaware, DE, exchanged
at Varina, VA on October 5, 1864. Promoted to Captain. |
| Brown,
John E. |
Mecklenburg |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
May 16, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
Lee Davidson |
|
Appointed
Adjutant on August 28, 1861. Then transferred to 42nd NC Regiment
and promoted to Lt. Colonel then Colonel. |
| Brown,
John Isaac |
Craven |
2nd NC
Regiment,
1st NC Battalion - Local Defense,
67th NC Regiment |
2nd Company
C
Rip Van Winkles,
Company F,
Company F |
March 13,
1863,
July 20, 1863,
January 18, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Nathan
B. Whitfield,
Capt. David P. Whitford,
Capt. David P. Whitford |
1st Kellysville,
Chancellorsville (wounded), 2nd New Bern, 2nd Plymouth, Sinking
of the C.S.S. Albemarle, Poplar Point, Fort Branch, 2nd Kinston,
Cox's Bridge, Hookerton |
Was a Sergeant.
Resigned on July 20, 1863, appointed 1st Lieutenant of Company
F, 1st NC Battalion-Local Defense, which was redesignated as
the 67th NC Regiment on January 18, 1864. Reported present through
June 30, 1864, no further records. Assumed he served until the
end of the war. One source asserts he was wounded three times,
no details provided. |
| Brown,
John Levi |
Alexander |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Alexander Soldiers |
January 2, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
L. Hudson |
Chancellorsville
(mortally wounded) |
Was a Corporal
in Company D of the 12th SC Regiment. Died on May 17, 1863 from
wounds received at the battle of Chancellorsvillle, VA. |
| Brown,
John M. |
Watauga |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Watauga Marksmen |
December 2, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Andrew
J. Critcher |
Ferry,
Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign,
2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm |
Was a Private,
and wounded at the battle of Gaines's Mill, VA. Then a Sergeant
and a 3rd Lieutenant. Resigned on February 25, 1864 due to ill
health; accepted on March 11, 1864. |
| Brown,
John W. |
Sampson |
10th NC
Volunteers,
20th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Holmes Riflemen |
May 9, 1861,
April 26, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Owen
L. Chesnutt,
Capt. James W. Wright |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill |
Resigned
on July 23, 1862 due to rheumatism and debility. Died in Richmond
Hospital on August 22, 1862. |
| Brown,
Joseph A. C. |
Davidson |
12th NC Volunteers |
Company
L
Uwharrie Rifles |
June 18,
1861,
May 17, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
H. Gray |
Seven Pines |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Brown,
London |
Johnston |
14th NC
Volunteers,
24th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Lone Star Boys |
May 8, 1862,
May 16, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Barney
Lane |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg,
Fredericksburg (mortally wounded) |
Was a Private.
Richmond Hospital on December 13, 1862 until he died on January
23, 1863 from wounds received at the battle of Fredericksburg,
VA. |
| Brown,
Martin |
Wilkes |
Independent
Company,
5th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Manning's
Company - Senior Reserves,
Company F |
July 22,
1864,
December 5, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
D. Manning |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 5th NC Regiment Senior Reserves on
December 5, 1864. |
| Brown,
Nathaniel Lane |
Wake |
47th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
August 26,
1862,
July 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Everard
Hall,
Capt. Campbell T. Iredell |
Fort Anderson,
2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe
Station (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island,
OH. Released on June 11, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Brown,
Owen N. |
Mecklenburg |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Mecklenburg Wide Awakes |
February
13, 1862,
February 25, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M. Potts |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill |
Was a Private.
Promoted to Captain and Major. |
| Brown,
Robert Cotten |
Edgecombe |
44th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
January
14, 1862,
March 28, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Elisha
C. Cromwell,
Capt. Baker W. Mabrey |
Tranter's
Creek |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Brown,
Robert Hamilton |
Jackson |
Love's
Regiment-Thomas's Legion,
39th NC Regiment |
1st Company
A,
Company K
Jackson Rangers |
November
8, 1862,
January 1863,
February 13, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Andrew
W. Bryson,
Capt. Andrew W. Bryson,
Capt. Julius W. Fisher |
2nd Murfreesboro,
Jackson Expedition, Chickamauga, 1st Dalton, Atlanta Campaign,
Resaca, Adairsville, New Hope Church, Pine Mountain, Latimer's
Farm, Kennesaw Mountain, Peachtree Creek, Ezra Church, Allatoona,
Nashville, Spanish Fort |
Was a Private.
1st Company A of Love's Regiment-Thomas's Legion was re-assigned
to the 39th NC Regiment in January of 1863. Sick in Yazoo City,
MS Hospital from May-June 1863. Paroled on May 9, 1865 at Meridian,
MS. |
| Brown,
Romulus W. |
Burke |
65th NC
Regiment
(6th Cavalry) |
Company
K |
June 1, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
[Captain
a POW] |
Cobb's
Mills, Jackson's Mills, 2nd Kinston, Moccasin Creek |
Was a Private
in Company A of the 58th NC Regiment, then a Corporal in Company
B of the 5th NC Battalion-Cavalry, then a Corporal and a Sergeant
in this unit. Reported presen through August 1864, no further
records. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Brown,
Rufus D. |
Davie |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Davie Sweepstakes |
May 28, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
F. Kelly |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Harper's
Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Resigned on February 25, 1863 due to ill health; accepted on
March 16, 1863. |
| Brown,
Samuel P. |
Burke |
6th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
February
4, 1863,
July 1, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
H. Burns,
Capt. John A. McPherson |
Chancellorsville,
Salem Church, Brandy Station, 2nd Winchester, Gettysburg (wounded),
Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Rappahannock
Station, Payne's Farm, 2nd New Bern, Plymouth, Valley Campaigns,
Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor, Lynchburg, Monocacy Junction, Siege
of Petersburg, Snicker's Gap, Stephenson's Depot, 2nd Kernstown,
3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove |
Was a Corporal.
Absent wounded from July 1, 1863 through August 1863. Present
through December 1864. Reported at Greensborough Hospital on
April 7, 1865. |
| Brown,
Samuel S. |
Buncombe |
4th NC
Volunteers |
Company
F
Rough-and-Ready Guards |
May 4, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Zebulon
B. Vance |
|
Died on
February 28, 1862 at Smithfield, VA, reason not provided. |
| Brown,
Stephen Justice |
Watauga |
7th NC
Battalion - Cavalry,
65th NC Regiment
(6th Cavalry)
" " |
Company
F,
Company A
" " |
March 1863,
August 3, 1863,
1865 |
3rd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Barton
R. Brown |
Simpson's
Ford, Monticello, Garysville, Leet's Tanyard, Chickamauga, Philadelphia
(TN), Cobb's Mills, Jackson's Mills, Spring Green, Butler's Bridge,
Poplar Point, Fort Branch, 2nd Kinston |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant in Company D of the 9th NC Regiment (1st Cavalry).
The 7th NC Battalion-Cavalry was assigned to the 65th NC Regiment
(6th Cavalry) on August 3, 1863. Served as Acting Adjutant from
July-December 1864. Paroled on April 20, 1865 in Nash County,
NC with rank of 1st Lieutenant. |
| Brown,
Thomas J. |
Davie |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Davie Sweepstakes |
May 16, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
F. Kelly |
|
Transferred
to the 42nd NC Regiment and promoted to Captain of Company E
on March 21, 1862, then Major. |
| Brown,
Van |
Madison |
Wise's
Legion (VA)
(Never Completed),
2nd NC Battalion - Infantry |
Madison
Guards,
Company H
Madison Guards |
July 5,
1861,
November 1, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Lawrence
M. Allen |
Roanoke
Island (POW) |
This company
was first assigned to Col. Green's Regiment of Wise's Legion
(VA). The regiment failed to complete its organization, and the
companies were re-organized as the 2nd NC Battalion-Infantry
on November 1, 1861. POW,
paroled, exchanged on August 18, 1862. Promoted to Captain. |
| Brown,
William |
Rowan |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
May 16, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Francis
M.Y. McNeely |
|
Resigned
on October 30, 1861, reason not provided. |
| Brown,
William Clinton |
Haywood |
Love's Regiment-Thomas's Legion |
Company
E |
March 17, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Julius
M. Welch |
Strawberry
Plains, Limestone Station, 1st Carter's Depot, Blue Springs,
Henderson's Mill, 2nd Carter's Depot, Piedmont |
Was a Corporal
then a Private in Company L of the 16th NC Regiment, then a Private
and a Sergeant in this unit. Lynchburg Hospital on July 1, 1864.
Furloughed for 60 days on August 31, 1864. Absent sick on September
29, 1864. No further records. |
| Brown,
William H. |
Madison |
29th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
August 13, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
A. Jarvis |
1st Cumberland
Gap, Tazewell |
Resigned
on August 13, 1862 due to ill health. |
| Brown,
William H. |
|
Woodfin's
Battalion,
14th NC Battalion - Cavalry |
|
September
1, 1863,
December 25, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
|
|
Woodfin's
Battalion grew into the 14th NC Battalion-Cavalry on December
25, 1863. Resigned on September 23, 1864. No further information. |
| Brown,
William Henry |
New Hanover |
Independent Company |
McRae's
Company of Heavy Artillery |
March 8,
1862,
November 18, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Alexander
McRae |
|
Promoted
to Captain when this unit was assigned to the 1st NC Battalion-Heavy
Artillery on March 25, 1863. |
| Brown,
William P. |
Rowan |
1st NC Regiment Detailed Men |
Company
H |
October 1, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Philip
H. Montigue |
Salisbury |
|
| Brown,
William S. |
Rowan |
Gibbs'
Prison Guard Battalion,
42nd NC Regiment |
Company
A,
Company A |
November
26, 1861,
April 22, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
W. Bradshaw |
|
This unit
originated as Company A in Gibbs' Prison Guard Battalion, and
was folded into the 42nd NC Regiment when it was offically organized
on April 22, 1862. Transferred to NC Prison Guards on May 1,
1862. |
| Brown,
William S. |
Rowan |
1st NC Regiment Detailed Men |
Company
H |
October
1, 1864,
October 1, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Addison
G. Brenizer,
Capt. Philip H. Montigue |
Salisbury |
Possibly
the same man as directly above. |
| Bruer,
James D. |
Chowan |
3rd NC Battalion - Light Artillery |
Company
C
North Carolina Artillery |
February 24, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
Capehart |
|
Company
disbanded on July 4, 1862, discharged. |
| Bruff,
Richard W. |
Cumberland |
2nd NC Battalion - Local Defense |
Company
D |
October 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
P. Wemyss |
|
Was a Private.
Present through December 1864, no further records. |
| Brumley,
Ozni R. |
Cabarrus |
10th NC
Volunteers,
20th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Cabarrus Black Boys |
March 7,
1862,
March 26, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
B. Atwell |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill,
Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Bryan,
A.P.C. |
Wake |
City Battalion of Raleigh |
Company
C |
June 23, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Virginius
Ballard |
|
Unclear
when this battalion ended. |
| Bryan,
Charles L. |
Bladen |
Independent
Company,
40th NC Regiment
(3rd Artillery) |
Bladen
Artilery Guards,
2nd Company K
Bladen Artillery Guards |
May 6, 1862,
December 1, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt George
Tait,
Capt. Daniel James Clark |
2nd Fort
Fisher (POW) |
Independent
Company until assigned as 2nd Company K in the 40th NC Regiment
(3rd Artillery) on December 1, 1863. POW at Fort Columbus, NY.
Left in Hospital at Fort Monroe, VA on March 4, 1865. No record
of exchange. |
| Bryan,
Daniel O. |
Moore |
9th NC
Volunteers
(2nd Cavalry),
19th NC Regiment
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
I |
July 18,
1861,
January 1, 1862,
April 30, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
" " |
Capt. Jesse
L. Bryan |
1st New
Bern, Gillett's Farm, Raid on Chambersburg, Fredericksburg, Raid
on Dumfries, 1st Stoneman Raid, Providence Church Road, Beverly
Ford, Brandy Station, Middleburg, Upperville, Hanover, Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Jack's Shop, Russell's Ford & James City,
Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, 2nd Auburn, Buckland Races,
Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Kilpatrick-Dahlgren Raid, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Todd's Tavern, Spotsylvania, Sheridan's
Raid on Richmond, Yellow Tavern, Meadow Bridge, Fort Pocahontas,
Haw's Shop, Hanover Court House, 1st Weldon Railroad, Samaria
Church, Wilson-Kautz Raid, Staunton River Bridge, Sappony Church,
Gravel Hill, Fussell's Mill, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station,
Hampton's Beefsteak Raid, McDowell's Farm, Jones's Farm, Pegram's
Farm, Burgess' Mill, Stony Creek Raid |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Bryan,
Edward K. |
Craven |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
I
Beaufort Rifles / Beauregard Rifles |
May 16,
1861,
October 30, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
W. Hurtt |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg |
Resigned
on January 10, 1863 to accept appointment as Adjutant of 31st
NC Regiment. |
| Bryan,
George Pettigrew |
Wake |
9th NC
Volunteers
(2nd Cavalry)
19th NC Regiment
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
G |
September
30, 1861,
April 30, 1862,
August 30, 1862,
September 1, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
" "
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Lewis
E. Satterthwaite,
" "
Capt. Mills L. Eure
" " |
1st New
Bern, Raid on Chambersburg, Fredericksburg, Raid on Dumfries,
1st Stoneman Raid, Providence Church Road, Beverly Ford, Brandy
Station, Middleburg, Upperville (wounded/POW) |
POW at
Point Lookout, MD, exchanged on March 10, 1864. Promoted to Captain
while in captivity on July 14, 1863. |
| Bryan,
George W. |
Craven |
13th NC Battalion - Light Artillery |
Company
F
Potts' Battery |
November
20, 1863,
May 8, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
R. Potts,
Capt. Henry G. Flanner |
Spotsylvania,
Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, The Crater,
Fort Harrison, Darbyton & New Market Road, 2nd Darbytown
Road, Burgess' Mill |
Was a Sergeant
in 1st Company H of the 40th NC Regiment (3rd Artillery). Reported
present through December 1864, assumed he served until the end
of the war. |
| Bryan,
James |
Onslow |
41st NC
Regiment
(3rd Cavalry) |
Company
H
Humphrey Troops |
December
10, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Julius
W. Moore |
Siege of
Suffolk, Greenville, Block House, Bermuda Hundred Campaign, Meadow
Bridge, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Haw's Shop, Hanover Court House,
Ashland, 1st Weldon Railroad, Fussell's Mill, 2nd Weldon Railroad,
2nd Reams Station, Hampton's Beefsteak Raid |
Was a Private
and a Corporal. Temporarily attached to Company D of the 7th
CSA Cavalry during May to December 1863. Resigned on September
21, 1864; accepted on October 12, 1864. |
| Bryan,
James A. |
|
|
|
|
Lieutenant |
|
1st New
Bern |
Ordnance
Officer on Brig. Gen. Lawrence O. Bryan's staff in March of 1862. |
| Bryan,
James D. |
Wayne |
27th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Goldsborough Rifles |
July 5,
1861,
November 21, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Marshall
D. Craton,
Capt. Stephen D. Phillips |
1st New
Bern |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Promoted to Captain. |
| Bryan,
John D. |
Wayne |
27th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Goldsborough Rifles |
October
1, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
D. Bryan |
Fredericksburg,
2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, South Anna Bridge,
Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Promoted to Captain. |
| Bryan,
John S. |
Wake |
14th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Raleigh Rifles |
April 27,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
Jones |
Fort Magruder, Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Savage's
Station, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg,
1st Kellysville, Chancellorsville (wounded), Gettysburg, 1st
Hagerstown, Raccoon Ford, Bristoe Campaign, 2nd Kellysville,
Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Bethesda Church (POW) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Absent wounded from May 3, 1863 through June
1863. POW at Point Lookout, MD, then Fort Delaware, DE. Released
on June 16, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Bryan,
Johnson H. |
Craven |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
H |
May 16,
1861,
April 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
Ruffin |
|
Resigned
on November 20, 1862 due to disability. Later, a Captain/AQM
in the QM Department. |
| Bryan,
Joseph B. |
Beaufort |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery)
13th NC Battalion - Light Artillery |
2nd Company
G
Kennedy Artillery,
Company D
Adams' Battery |
April 21,
1862,
November 4, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Zachariah
T. Adams |
1st Fort
Fisher, 2nd Fort Fisher, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville
(POW) |
Was a Private.
Elected 2nd Lieutenant when this unit re-organized on April 21,
1862. This unit was later re-assigned as Company D of the 13th
NC Battalion-Light Artillery on November 4, 1863. POW at Johnson's
Island, OH. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of
Allegiance. |
| Bryan,
Josiah H. |
Sampson |
38th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Sampson Farmers |
???
November 12, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Owen
L. Chesnutt |
|
Nothing
more known. Not reported with the regiment when it was surrendered
at Appomattox, VA. |
| Bryan,
Lewis W. |
Ashe |
54th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Western Rangers |
March 21,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. David
S. Cockerham |
2nd Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsvie (both assumed) |
Wounded
on October 28, 1862, engagement not known. Absent wounded through
February 1863. Resigned on March 18, 1863 due to his wounds;
accepted on April 18, 1863. May have been too disabled to participate
in the two battles shown at the left; records not clear. |
| Bryan,
Samuel H. |
Wake |
31st NC Regiment |
Company
D |
September 17, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Ruffin
L Bryant |
White Hall,
2nd Fort Wagner, Smithfield |
Was a Sergeant,
and captured at the battle of Roanoke Island, paroled, exchanged.
Present through April 1864. Not with the regiment when it was
surrendered at Bush Hill, NC. |
| Bryant,
Evan N. |
Nash |
47th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Chicora Guards |
June 25,
1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
H. Thorpe |
|
Was a Private.
Resigned on August 17, 1862 due to ill health; accepted on September
11, 1862 |
| Bryant,
Henry |
Greene |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
A
Greene County Riflemen |
February
20, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
H. Albritton |
Chancellorsville, 2nd
Winchester, Gettysburg, Bristoe Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
(wounded) |
Was a Corporal.
Absent wounded, then at Richmond Hospital on February 25, 1865,
returned to duty on March 7, 1865 (?). Paroled on May 27, 1865
at Charlotte, NC (?). |
| Bryant,
Ruffin L. |
Wake |
31st NC Regiment |
Company
D |
September 18, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Langdon
C. Manly |
Roanoke
Island (POW) |
POW at
the battle of Roanoke Island, NC on February 8, 1862. Paroled
on February 21, 1862, then formally exchanged in September of
1862. Promoted to Captain. |
| Bryce,
Robert S. |
Mecklenburg |
1st NC
Volunteers,
59th NC Regiment
(4th Cavalry) |
Company
B
Hornet Nest Rifles,
Company E |
September
28, 1861,
July 14, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
A. Owens,
Capt. John Y. Bryce |
Franklin,
White Hall, Goldsborough Bridge, 2nd Washington, Brandy Station,
Aldie, Middleburg, Upperville, Gettysburg, Jack's Mountain, 1st
Hagerstown, Culpeper Court House, Jack's Shop (killed) |
Was a Sergeant.
KIA on September 22, 1863 at the battle of Jack's Shop, VA. |
| Bryce,
William H. |
Mecklenburg |
59th NC
Regiment
(4th Cavalry) |
Company
E |
March 1, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Y. Bryce |
Sheridan's
Raid on Richmond, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Hampton's
Beefsteak Raid, Pegram's Farm |
Was a Sergeant.
Danville Hospital on October 5, 1864 with infected leg. Furloughed
on October 6, 1864. Reported absent with leave through February
1865. Unclear if he returned, assumed he did not. |
| Bryson,
Andrew W. |
Jackson |
6th NC
Volunteers,
16th NC Regiment
" " |
Company
A
" "
" " |
March 7,
1862,
April 16, 1862,
September 30, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
" "
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Andrew
W. Coleman |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines (wounded), Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's
Mill, Frayser's Farm (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
This unit was re-assigned as 1st Company A of Thomas's Legion
on October 5, 1862. Promoted to Captain while recuperating and
his commission was back-dated. |
| Bryson,
James N. |
Cherokee |
Independent
Company,
Walker's Battalion-Thomas's Legion |
Berry's
Company of Local Defense,
Company A |
July 18,
1862,
October 1, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. C.C.
Berry |
Strawberry
Plains, Limestone Station, 1st Carter's Depot, Blue Springs,
Henderson's Mill, 2nd Carter's Depot, Piedmont, Fort Stevens,
2nd Kernstown, 3rd Kernstown, Cameron's Depot, Leetown, Berryville,
Bunker Hill, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove, Soco
Creek, Swannanoa Gap, Waynesville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Walker's Battalion-Thomas's Legion on
October 1, 1862. Probably led the company while Capt. Berry was
on detached duty to NC. Assumed he served until the end of the
war. |
| Bryson,
William Hamilton Jr. |
Jackson |
62nd NC Regiment |
Company
H |
July 11,
1862,
August 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Rufus
A. Edmondson,
Capt. John R. Dills |
Zollicoffer
(POW), 2nd Cumberland Gap (POW), Lick Creek |
Earlier,
a Private and a Sergeant in Company B of the 25th NC Regiment.
1st POW, paroled, exchanged. 2nd POW at Louisville, KY, then
Johnson's Island, OH, then Point Lookout, MD, exchanged at City
Point, VA on March 6, 1864. Richmond Hospital on March 6, 1864
with dysentery, returned to duty. Resigned on January 7, 1865
due to chronic rheumatism; accepted on February 4, 1865. |
| Buchan,
George C. |
Wayne |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery)
40th NC Regiment
(3rd Artilery) |
1st Company
I
Herring Artillery,
3rd Company G
Herring Artillery |
November
10, 1862,
November 4, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
A. Holland |
Salvage
of Kate |
This unit
was re-assigned as 3rd Company G of the 40th NC Regiment (3rd
Artillery) on November 4, 1863. Buchan was promoted to Captain
on December 1, 1863. |
| Buchanan,
James C. |
Richmond |
18th NC Regiment |
Company
F
Scotch Boys |
August 15, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alfred
A. Moffitt |
Jack's
Shop, Bristoe Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Rappahannock Station,
2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor
(mortally wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Died at Richmond Hospital on June 7, 1864 from wounds received
at the battle of Cold Harbor, VA. |
| Buchanan,
James M. |
[MD] |
Indian Battalion-Thomas's Legion |
Company
D |
September 2, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Inoli |
Sevierville
Raid, Gatlinburg, Deep Creek (POW) |
POW at
Knoxville, TN, then Louisville, KY, then Camp Chase, OH, then
Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 16, 1865 after taking the
Oath of Allegiance. |
| Buchanan,
John B. |
Richmond |
8th NC Volunteers |
Company
F
Scotch Boys |
May 30, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
Malloy |
|
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 24, 1862. Appointed Captain
of Company F on November 28, 1862, but this was annulled by the
CSA Secretary of War, reason not known. |
| Buchanan,
Leonard M. |
Yancey |
58th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
July 29, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
M. Silver |
|
Was a Private
in Company B and Company E. Resigned on March 5, 1863 due to
old age and feeling inadequate; accepted on April 28, 1863. |
| Buckner,
Nenevah T. |
Buncombe |
25th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Black Mountain Guards |
July 23, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
M. Roberts |
|
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 28, 1862. |
| Buckner,
Taylor |
Buncombe |
Independent
Company,
69th NC Regiment
(7th Cavalry) |
Barnard's
Company,
Company K |
January
1, 1865,
January 11, 1865 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Job
D. Barnard |
Asheville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 69th NC Regiment (7th Cavalry) on
January 11, 1865. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Bugh,
William J. |
Pitt |
44th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Pitt Regulators |
March 24, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Lawrence
R. Anderson |
Tranter's
Creek |
Was a Corporal.
Died at his home in Greenville, NC on July 9, 1862, details not
provided. |
| Buhmann,
Gustavus W. |
Harnett |
Independent
Company,
41st NC Regiment
(3rd Cavalry) |
Highland
Rangers,
Company D
Highland Rangers |
March 5,
1862,
September 3, 1862
April 20, 1863,
September 30, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Alexander
Murchison,
" "
Capt. Thomas J. Brooks,
" " |
Siege of
Suffolk, South Anna Bridge, Greenville, 2nd New Bern, Block House,
Bermuda Hundred Campaign, Meadow Bridge, 2nd Drewry's Bluff,
Haw's Shop, Hanover Court House, Ashland, 1st Weldon Railroad,
Fussell's Mill, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Hampton's
Beefsteak Raid, Burgess' Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Boydton Plank
Road, Five Forks, Namozine Church |
Eariler
in 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment). This Independent
Company was assigned to the 41st NC Regiment (3rd Cavalry) on
September 3, 1862. Present through March 1865. All battles after
that are "assumed." |
| Buie,
Marcus W. |
Bladen |
18th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Bladen Light Infantry |
April 24,
1862,
May 27, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutnant |
Capt. Wiley
J. Sikes,
Capt. John W. McGill |
Hanover
Court House, Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Savage's Station, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill,
Cedar Run, 1st Rappahannock Station, Manassas Station Operations,
2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown,
Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Buie,
William R. |
Bladen |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
Company
H
Clarendon Artillery
(aka Clarendon Guards) |
April 26, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
Patterson |
1st Fort
Fisher, 2nd Fort Fisher (wounded) |
Was a Private.
May have died from wounds at 2nd Fort Fisher. One source asserts
he was captured, but no records thereof. |
| Bullard,
David S. |
Bladen |
18th NC Regiment |
Company
A
German Volunteers |
January 23, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
F. Rinaldi |
Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Jack's Shop, Bristoe Campaign, Mine
Run Campaign, 2nd Rappahannock Station, 2nd Kellysville, Payne's
Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania (POW) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. POW at Fort Delaware, DE, then Hilton Head, SC,
then Fort Pulaski, GA, back to Hilton Head, SC, back to Fort
Delaware, DE. Released on June 16, 1865 after taking the Oath
of Allegiance. |
| Bullock,
Benjamin Franklin |
Granville |
13th NC
Volunteers,
23rd NC Regiment |
Company
E
Granville Targetteers |
December 6, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
H. Horner |
Fort Magruder |
Was a Sergeant.
Not re-elected when regiment re-organized on May 10, 1862. |
| Bullock,
George B. |
Granville |
23rd NC Regiment |
Company
I
Granville Stars |
November 16, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
T. Baskerville |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville (POW), Gettysburg |
Was a Sergeant
in Company B of the 12th NC Regiment. POW at Old Capitol Prison
in Washington, DC, exchanged within three weeks. Promoted to
Captain. |
| Bullock,
John T. |
Granville |
23rd NC Regiment |
Company
E
Granville Targetteers |
May 10,
1862,
September 25, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Abner
D. Peace |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro Gap,
Sharpsburg (wounded), Fredericskburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg
(wounded), Wilderness Campaign, Wildnerness, Spotsylvania (POW) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. 1st absent wounded from September 17, 1862 for
a short duration. 2nd absent wounded from July 1, 1863 through
unspecified date (assume through December 1863). POW at Fort
Delaware, DE, then Hilton Head, SC, then Fort Pulaski, GA, back
to Hilton Head, SC, back to Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June
16, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. [Another Source:
One of three officers from the 23rd NC Regiment captured at Spotsylvania,
VA, to be taken to Charleston, SC and placed under Confederate
Fire and faced starvation at Fort Royal later]. |
| Bullock,
Walter |
|
Col. Peter
Mallett's Battalion,
2nd NC Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company
D,
Company H |
Unknown,
March 6, 1865 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
No Captain,
Capt. Joseph J. Laughinghouse |
1st Kinston
(POW), 2nd Kinston, Bentonvile |
POW, paroled,
exchanged. Later, a Lieutenant in Company H of the 2nd NC Regiment
Junior Reserves. Paroled on May 1, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Bullock,
William A. |
Robeson |
51st NC Regiment |
Company
E
Clay Valley Rangers |
August 15, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Andrew
J. Ashley |
2nd Weldon
Railroad (POW) |
Earlier,
a Private in 1st Company D of the 2nd NC Volunteers, then a Private
in this Company. POW at Washington, DC, then Fort Delaware, DE.
Not know what happened next. |
| Bumpass,
Alexander Jones |
Person |
24th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Person Invincibles |
October 20, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
G. Baird |
Dabney's
Mill, Hare's Hill (killed) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. KIA on March 25, 1865 at the battle of Hare's
Hill, VA. |
| Bumpass,
Monroe D.C. |
Person |
14th NC
Volunteers,
24th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Roxborough Grays |
March 17,
1862,
May 16, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
Holeman |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill (wounded) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Absent wounded from July 1, 1862 until he resigned
on March 12, 1863 due to his wounds and because he had been elected
to the NC House of Commons. |
| Bunch,
Nehemiah |
Hertford |
68th NC Regiment |
Company
F |
September 6, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
M. Sutton |
Butler's
Bridge, 2nd Kinston, Cox's Bridge |
Was a Private
in Company E. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Bunn,
Benjamin Hickman |
Nash |
47th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Chicora Guards |
September
24, 1862,
October 14, 1863,
June 2, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
H. Thorpe |
Fort Anderson,
2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Gettysburg (wounded), Bristoe
Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Bethesda
Church, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad,
2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Pegram's Farm, Burgess' Mill,
Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant in Company I of the 30th NC Regiment. Wounded
near Petersburg, VA on March 25, 1862, then in Richmond Hospital.
When told that Petersburg had fallen on April 2nd, he rose from
his bed and walked to Danville, VA and then reached his home
on the day his regiment surrendered at Appomattox, VA. |
| Bunn,
Elias |
Nash |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
I |
September 10, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
T. Arrington |
|
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on May 1, 1862. Later, Adjutant on
staff to Brig. Gen. Lawrence O. Branch. |
| Bunting,
David E. |
New Hanover |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
1st Company
A
Wilmington Horse Artillery |
June 18, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
R. Bunting |
|
Re-assigned
as an Independent Company before the 36th NC Regiment was officially
organized. Resigned on September 15, 1862 due to chronic rheumatism. |
| Bunting,
James V. |
Nash |
Independent
Company,
13th NC Battalion-Infantry,
66th NC Regiment |
Nichols'
Company,
Company B,
Company B |
December
13, 1861,
May 19, 1863,
October 2, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Possum
Nichols |
Rocky Mount,
Bermuda Hundred Campaign, Port Walthall Junction, Ware Bottom
Church, Cold Harbor, 2nd
Petersburg, Siege of Petersburg, Darbytown & New Market Roads,
2nd Darbytown Road, Burgess' Mills, 1st Fort Fisher, 2nd Fort
Fisher, Sugar Loaf, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 13th NC Battalion-Infantry on May
19, 1863, then re-assigned to the 66th. Farmville, VA Hospital
on June 22, 1864 with kidney issues and diarrhea. Furloughed
for 60 days on July 19, 1864, returned to duty prior to September
1, 1864. Richmond Hospital on November 19, 1864 with chronic
cystitis, returned to duty on December 16, 1864. No further records.
Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Burch,
James A. |
Person |
50th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
April 21, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
C. Van Hook |
Malvern
Hill |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Burgess,
Elisha F. |
Cherokee |
Independent
Company,
Walker's Battalion-Thomas's Legion |
Berry's
Company of Local Defense,
Company A |
July 18,
1862,
October 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. C.C.
Berry |
Strawberry
Plains, Limestone Station, 1st Carter's Depot, Blue Springs,
Henderson's Mill, 2nd Carter's Depot, Piedmont, Fort Stevens,
2nd Kernstown, 3rd Kernstown, Cameron's Depot, Leetown, Berryville,
Bunker Hill, 3rd Winchester (wounded), Belle Grove, Soco Creek,
Swannanoa Gap, Waynesville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Walker's Battalion-Thomas's Legion on
October 1, 1862. Absent wounded from September 19, 1864 to Octover
14, 1864. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Burgess,
Simeon |
Camden |
66th Partisan
Rangers
(Never Formally Organized),
68th NC Regiment |
Company
F,
Company B |
July 7,
1863,
January 20, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Willis
B. Sanderlin |
|
The 66th
Partisan Rangers were never formally organized, but redesignated
as the 68th NC Regiment on January 20, 1864. Captured in Camden
County on August 14, 1863. POW at Fort Norfolk, VA, then Point
Lookout, MD, exchanged on September 9, 1864. Richmond Hospital,
where he died on September 24, 1864 of chronic diarrhea. |
| Burgin,
Charles H. |
McDowell |
12th NC
Volunteers,
22nd NC Regiment |
Company
K
McDowell Boys |
June 5,
1861,
June 13, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Alney
Burgin |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Frayser's
Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's
Ferry |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Burgin,
John A. |
Buncombe |
11th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
March 1,
1862,
September 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M. Young |
White Hall,
Fort Anderson, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Gettysburg (killed) |
Earlier
a Private in Company E of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment).
KIA on July 3, 1863 at the battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Burgin,
John M. |
McDowell |
22nd NC Regiment |
Company
K
McDowell Boys |
April 4, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
B. Gooding |
Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg (wounded/POW) |
Was a Private.
POW at Fort McHenry, MD, then Fort Delaware, DE, then Johnson's
Island, OH, back to Fort Delaware, DE, then to Hilton Head, SC,
then to Fort Pulaski, GA, where he died on January 28, 1865 of
chronic diarrhea. |
| Burgin,
John W. |
Buncombe |
11th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
March 1,
1862,
November 1, 1862,
July 1, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M. Young |
White Hall,
Fort Anderson, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Gettysburg (killed) |
Earlier
a Private in Company E of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment).
KIA on July 3, 1863 at the battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Burgin,
Joseph Benjamin |
McDowell |
22nd NC Regiment |
Company
K
McDowell Boys |
September
6, 1862,
December 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
H. Burgin |
Harper's
Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville
(POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
Court-Martialed on April 9, 1863, details not provided. POW Old
Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, paroled on May 18, 1863. Dropped
as an officer on October 8, 1863, details not provided. |
| Burgwyn,
William Hyslop Sumner |
Mecklenburg |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Mecklenburg Farmers |
September
3, 1861,
July 4, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
M. Alexander,
Capt. David G. Maxwell |
1st New
Bern, Seven Days' Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, Harper's
Ferry, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish
at Batchelder's Creek |
Was a Private.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Burke,
James P. |
Rowan |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
April 8, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
F. Stansill |
|
Was a Private,
and captured at the battle of Boonsboro Gap as a Private, hospitalized
at Frederick, MD, then to Fort McHenry, MD. Exchanged on November
21, 1862. Promoted to Sergeant then 2nd Lieutenant. Discharged
on September 28, 1863 due to earlier wound. |
| Burkhart,
Jerome D. |
Cumberland |
2nd NC Battalion - Local Defense |
Company
E |
September 2, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Martin
V.B. Talley |
|
Discharged
on November 30, 1863. January 1864, re-enlisted as a Private
in Company C. |
| Burkhead,
Solon E. |
Randolph |
56th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Pettigrew Guards |
September 18, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
G. Graves |
Hare's
Hill (POW) |
Was a Sergeant
in Company D. POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then
Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the
Oath of Allegiance. |
| Burkkett,
John W. |
Ashe |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
A |
May 1, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H.H. Cowles |
Brandy
Station (killed) |
Was a Sergeant,
and captured at Monocacy Creek, VA on October 12, 1862, exchanged
on November 10, 1862. KIA at the battle of Brandy Station, VA
- source says on August 2, 1863, but the battle happened on June
6, 1863. |
| Burlison,
Jesse M. |
Buncombe |
25th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Black Mountain Guards |
April 30,
1862,
Nov-Dec 1862,
April 20, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
M. Roberts |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Gaine's Mill, Savage's Station, Frayser's
Farm, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg,
Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg (wounded) |
Was a Private.
Absent wounded from December 13, 1862 through June 1863. Under
arrest in July-August 1863. Furloughed September-October 1863.
Under arrest November-December 1863. Promoted to Captain. |
| Burnett,
Carter |
Rutherford |
50th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Rutherford Regulars |
April 29, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
B. Eaves |
Malvern
Hill |
Resigned
on June 11, 1862 due to ill health; accepted on July 17, 1862. |
| Burnett,
James A. |
Haywood |
25th NC
Regiment,
62nd NC Regiment |
Company
F
Haywood Highlanders,
Company I |
June 29,
1861,
July 14, 1862,
Nov. '63-Apr. '64 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
I. Lenoir,
Capt. William J. Wilson |
2nd Cumberland
Gap, Morristown, Lick Creek, Warm Springs, Ashevile |
Declined
to be re-elected when regiment re-organized on April 28, 1862.
Later, a 2nd Lieutenant in Company I of the 62nd NC Regiment.
Absent sick on December 18, 1862. Detailed as recruiting officer
from February 8, 1863 to April 1863. Assumed he served until
the end of the war. |
| Burnett,
Samuel J. |
New Hanvoer |
Independent Company |
Galloway's
Company |
February 15, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Galloway, Sr. |
|
Was a Private.
Reported under arrest March-June 1864, no further records. |
| Burnett,
Thomas S. |
Stokes |
53rd NC Regiment |
Company
H
Danbury Blues |
April 30, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Spotswood
B. Taylor |
|
Resigned
on December 1, 1862 due to ill health; accepted on December 5,
1862. |
| Burns,
J.A. |
Caswell |
12th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Caswell Rifles |
May 28, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
M. Scott |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Burns,
James H. |
[SC] |
6th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
May 16,
1861,
June 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Isaac
E. Avery,
Capt. Alphonso C. Avery |
1st Manassas,
Barhamsville, Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, 1st Rappahannock Station, Thoroughfare
Gap, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg |
Promoted
to Captain. aka James H. Burns. |
| Burr,
Ancrum B. |
New Hanover |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
2nd Company
D
Anderson's Artillery |
March 3, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
B. Dudley |
Harrison's
Old Field, 2nd Fort Fisher (POW) |
POW at
Ft. Columbus, NY. Exchanged at City Point, VA on March 5, 1865. |
| Burroughs,
William C. |
Rockingham |
13th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Rockingham Rangers |
April 26, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Chalmers
Glenn |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines, Oak Grove, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at Fort Monroe, VA, then Fort Delaware, DE, exchanged on
August 5, 1862. Resigned on December 8, 1862; accepted on December
23, 1862. |
| Burrras,
Eugene |
Martin |
1st NC Regiment |
Company
H |
May 16, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Richard
W. Rives |
|
Resigned
on August 15, 1861. |
| Burton,
James F. |
Rockingham |
45th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Rockingham Guards |
May 18,
1862,
July 29, 1862,
September 6, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Marcus
C. Holderby,
Capt. John W. Foster
" " |
Seven Days'
Battles, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington,
Brandy Station, 2nd Winchester, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (wounded/POW) |
Was a Private.
POW at Gettysburg Hospital, then David's Island, NY, then Fort
Wood, NY, then Johnson's Island, OH, then Baltimore, MD, then
Point Lookout, MD, then Fort Delaware, DE, exchanged at City
Point, VA on March 7, 1865. Not reported with the regiment when
it was surrendered at Appomattox, VA. |
| Burton,
James M. |
Person |
24th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Roxborough Grays |
June 24,
1863,
1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
Holeman |
Boon's
Mill, 2nd New Bern, Suffolk, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred Campaign,
2nd Drewry's Bluff, Siege of Petersburg, Battle of the Crater,
2nd Weldon Railroad, Dabney's Mill, Hare's Hill (POW) |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant.POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington,
DC, then Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking
the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Burton,
James T. |
Alamance |
6th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
December 2, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
S. Vincent |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, Salem Church, Brandy Station, 2nd Winchester,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station,
Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Rappahannock Station (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at Johnson's Island, OH. Released on June 12, 1865 after
taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Burwell,
Robert Turnbull |
Mecklenburg |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
B
Union Farmers |
October 2, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
P. Waring |
Bristoe
Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd New Bern, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda
Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Valley Campaigns, Hanover
Junction, Bethesda Church (mortally wounded) |
Was a Private
in Company B of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment),
then a Private in this unit. Absent wounded until he died on
March 18, 1865 at Charlotte, NC. |
| Busbee,
Fabius H. |
Wake |
3rd NC Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company
E |
February 28, 1865 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Captain
a POW |
2nd Kinston,
Bentonville |
Was a Private.
Paroled on May 1, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Busbee,
Quentin |
Wake |
14th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Raleigh Rifles |
November 25, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Harrison |
|
Was a Private.
Resigned on February 24, 1862 after being charged with intoxication
and being AWOL. |
| Bush,
Jacob Alexander |
Caldwell |
26th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Caldwell Guards |
May 10, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Nero
G. Bradford
(POW) |
Yellow
Tavern, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd
Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station (wounded), Dabney's Mill,
Five Forks, 3rd Petersburg |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant, and wounded/captured at the battle
of Gettysburg, PA; exchanged on September 8, 1863. Absent wounded
from August 25, 1864 through December 1864. Surrendered on April
9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Bushall,
William J. |
Carteret |
10th NC
Regiment
(1st Artillery) |
Company
H
Topsail Rifles |
April 7, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
T. Miller |
2nd New
Bern, Plymouth |
Was a Private.
Captured at Fort Macon, paroled, exchanged. Then a Sergeant,
then a 2nd Lieutenant. Present through February 1865. |
| Busick,
Andrew J. |
Guilford |
22nd NC Regiment |
Company
E
Guilford Men |
June 30,
1862,
September 15, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
A. Hooper,
Capt. Robert W. Cole |
Malvern
Hill, Cedar Run, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg,
Shepherdstown, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown,
Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's
Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover
Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad,
2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill,
Sutherland's Station, 3rd Petersburg, Farmville |
Was a Sergeant.
Wounded at either Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, or Shepherdstown,
absent wounded until unspecified date (assume through December
1862). Surrendered on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Butler,
John George |
Columbus |
18th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Columbus Guards No. 3 |
April 24, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
K. Gore |
Hanover
Court House, Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Savage's Station, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill,
Cedar Run, 1st Rappahannock Station, Manassas Station Operations,
2nd Manassas (mortally wounded) |
Was a Private.
Died on September 26, 1862 from wounds received at the battle
of 2nd Manassas, VA. |
| Butler,
R.H. |
Wake |
City Battalion of Raleigh |
Company
A |
June 23, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. W.L.
Brodie |
|
Unclear
when this battalion ended. |
| Butler,
Samuel M. |
Pasquotank |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
I |
May 16, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Gaston
D. Cobb |
Chicamacomico,
Roanoke Island (POW) |
POW, paroled
on February 21, 1862, exchanged in August 1862. Died at home
on December 20, 1862 of consumption. |
| Butner,
Elias J. |
Forsyth |
57th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
July 4, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
E. Mann |
|
Richmond
Hospital on October 4, 1862. Furloughed on October 16, 1862 for
30 days. Promoted to Captain while on furlough. |
| Butt,
Thaddeus W. |
Pasquotank |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
November 14, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Daniel
A. Sawyer |
2nd New
Bern, Suffolk, Plymouth, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Cold Harbor, Siege
of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Fort Harrison (POW) |
Was a Private.
POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Fort Delware,
DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Buxton,
Samuel N. |
Northampton |
19th NC
Regiment
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
H |
July 10,
1862,
June 11, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Randolph,
Capt. Randall H. Reese |
Raid on
Chambersburg, Fredericksburg, Raid on Dumfries, 1st Stoneman
Raid, Providence Church Road, Beverly Ford, Brandy Station, Middleburg,
Upperville, Hanover (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at Fort Delaware, DE, exchanged on March 20, 1864. Promoted
to Captain while in captivity. |
| Byars,
John S. |
Cleveland |
5th NC Volunteers |
Company
C
Ellis Guards |
April 27, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Christopher
G. Love |
|
Resigned
in October of 1861, details not provided. |
| Byers,
Joseph C. |
Rutherford |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Sandy Run Yellow Jackets |
September 2, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Edwards |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Byers,
Joseph R. |
Henderson |
25th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Cane Creek Rifles |
April 30,
1862,
December 15, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Solomon
Cunningham
Capt. Thomas J. Young |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Gaine's Mill, Savage's Station, Frayser's
Farm, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg,
Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's
Creek, Warm Springs, Suffolk, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred Campaign,
2nd Drewry's Bluff, Ware Bottom Church, Siege of Petersburg,
Avery's Farm, 1st Weldon Railroad, The Crater, 2nd Weldon Railroad,
Hare's Hill, Dinwiddie Court House, Five Forks, Amelia Court
House, Farmvile |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. Surrendered on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Bynum,
B.T. |
McDowell |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Marion Men |
September 11, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. W.B.
Halyburton |
|
Apparently
resigned the day he was elected. Never appeared to have served
on active duty. |
| Bynum,
Lewis |
Jones |
8th NC
Battalion-Partisan Rangers,
" "
66th NC Regiment
" " |
Company
C,
" "
Company D
" " |
October
25, 1862,
July 23, 1863,
October 2, 1863,
July 30, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Windal
T. Robinson |
Sandy Ridge,
Deep Gully, Skirmishes at Core Creek, Bermuda Hundred Campaign,
Port Walthall Junction, Ware Bottom Church, Cold Harbor, 2nd
Petersburg, Siege of Petersburg, The Crater, 2nd Weldon Railroad,
Darbytown & New Market Roads, 2nd Darbytown Road, Burgess'
Mills, 1st Fort Fisher, 2nd Fort Fisher, Sugar Loaf, Northeast
Station, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Was a Corporal
in Company A. Company C of the 8th NC Battalion-Partisan Rangers
was assigned as Company D in the 66th NC Regiment on October
2, 1863. Promoted to 1st Lieutenant on November 22, 1864, back-dated
to July 30, 1864. Commanded Company D from May to August 1864.
Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Byrd,
Cornelius R. |
Yancey |
58th NC Regiment |
Company
G |
July 14, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Peek |
Chickamauga
(mortally wounded) |
Died on
November 2, 1863 at Kingston Hospital from wounds received at
the battle of Chickamauga, GA. |
| Byrd,
Daniel S. |
Harnett |
7th NC Battalion - Junior Reserves |
Company
A |
June 1, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
L. Hybert |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Byrd,
David S. |
Harnett |
50th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
March 24, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
H. Atkinson |
Malvern
Hill |
Resigned
on December 4, 1862 due to physical disability; accepted on December
10, 1862. Re-enlisted as a Private. |
| Byrd,
Samuel D. |
Yancey |
6th NC Volunteers |
Company
C |
May 1, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
S. McElroy |
|
Was not
re-elected when regiment re-organized on April 26, 1862. |
| Byrd,
William J. |
Yancey |
16th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
October 16, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Nelson
M. Wilson |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, Gettysburg (POW), Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor,
Riddle's Shop, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd
Reams Station, Fort Harrison, Jones's Farm, Stony Creek Raid,
Dabney's Mill, Boydton Plank Road, 3rd Petersburg (POW) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. 1st POW at Fort Delaware, DE, then Johnson's
Island, OH, exchanged on April 30, 1864. 2nd POW at Old Capitol
Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island, OH. Released
on June 18, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Byrd,
William S. |
Lenoir |
Independent
Company,
61st NC Regiment |
Croom's
Company,
Company E
Eastern Stars |
April 1,
1862,
September 5, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Allen
Croom |
|
Appointed
Acting Adjutant on September 20, 1862, and also served thusly
from March-June 1863. Promoted to Captain and transferred back
to this Company on July 1, 1863. |
| Byrne,
Matthew A. |
Columbus |
8th NC Volunteers |
Company
H
Columbus Guards No. 1 |
April 22, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Ellis |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Cabaniss,
Harvey D. |
Cleveland |
5th NC Volunteers |
Company
D
Cleveland Mountain Boys |
May 14, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
S. Corbett |
|
Appointed
AQM. |
| Cabaniss,
Joseph B. |
Cleveland |
55th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Cleveland Farmers |
March 11, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Silas
D. Randall |
Siege of
Suffolk, Gettysburg (wounded/POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at Fort Delaware, DE, then Johnson's Island, OH, then Baltimore,
MD, then Point Lookout, MD, exchanged at City Point, VA on March
20, 1864. Not known when he returned to active duty. Richmond
Hospital on October 21, 1864 with chronic diarrhea, then another
hospital on November 27, 1864. Not reported with the regiment
when it was surrendered at Appomattox, VA. |
| Caffey,
Wilson S. |
Alamance |
8th NC Regiment |
Company
I |
January 6, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Gaston
D. Cobb |
2nd Fort Wagner, 2nd New
Bern, Suffolk, Plymouth, 2nd Fort Fisher, Northeast Station,
2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Was a Sergeant,
and captured at Roanoke Island. POW, paroled, exchanged. Wounded
near Washington, NC in April of 1864 in brief skirmish not recorded.
Absent sick through October 1864. Paroled on May 9, 1865 at Greensborough,
NC. |
| Cagle,
Henry W. |
Buncombe |
39th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Highland Greys |
August 10, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
Allen |
Chickamauga,
1st Dalton, Atlanta Campaign, Resaca, Adairsville, New Hope Church,
Pine Mountain, Latimer's Farm, Kennesaw Mountain, Peachtree Creek,
Ezra Church, Allatoona, Nashville, Spanish Fort (POW) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant, and wounded at 2nd Murfreesboro, TN. POW at Ship
Island, MS, then New Orleans, LA, then Vicksburg, MS, then Camp
Townsend, MS. Paroled on May 9, 1865 at Meridian, MS. |
| Cahill,
Timothy J. |
Mecklenburg |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
June 30,
1862,
February 24, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
Lee Davidson,
Capt. William J. Kerr |
Malvern
Hill, Cedar Run, 1st Rappahannock Station, Manassas Station Operations,
2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown,
Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Cain,
Daniel J. |
Davie |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Davie Sweepstakes |
April 19, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
F. Kelly |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines (mortally wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Died on June 5, 1862 from wounds received at the battle of Seven
Pines, VA. |
| Cain,
Isaac J. |
Bladen |
36th NC
Regiment
(2nd Artillery) |
2nd Company
I
Bladen Artillery |
November 10, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
T. Melvin |
Harrison's
Old Field, 2nd Fort Fisher (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
This unit was first designated Company H, then 1st Company F,
and finally 2nd Company I, when the 1st Company I was transferred
to the 40th NC Regiment (aka 3rd Artillery) on November 3, 1863.
POW at Ft. Columbus, NY. Exchanged at James River, VA on March
5, 1865. |
| Cain,
James Frederick |
Orange |
Independent Company |
Orange
Light Artillery |
March 15, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
Cameron |
|
Independent
Company first assigned as 2nd Company G in the 40th NC Regiment
(3rd Artillery). However, before formally joining the 40th NC
Regiment, this unit was re-assigned as Company E of the 13th
NC Battalion - Light Infantry on November 4, 1863. Cain resigned
on December 10, 1862 due to asthma prior to this unit joining
the 13th NC Battalion. Later, appointed Asssitant Surgeon in
Raleigh. |
| Cain,
Lorenzo Dow |
Brunswick |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Brunswick Double Quicks |
September 26, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
Green |
Seven Pines,
Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill (wounded) |
Died at
Richmond Hospital on August 3, 1862 of Typhoid Fever. |
| Calder,
R.C. |
Wilson |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
B |
|
1st Lieutenant |
|
|
Promoted
from the Ranks. |
| Calder,
Robert E. |
New Hanover |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
B |
September
1, 1861,
September 17, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Howard,
Capt. John C. Gorman |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill (wounded) |
Was a Drillmaster.
Absent wounded until December of 1862. Resigned on March 9, 1863
due to his wound. |
| Calder,
William |
Craven |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
K
Elm City Rifles |
October 22, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
C. Lewis |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, 1st Kellysville, Chancellorsville,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown |
Was a Drillmaster.
Promoted to Adjutant in the 1st NC Battalion - Heavy Artillery
on July 21, 1863. |
| Caldwell,
Denson Alexander |
Mecklenburg |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Mecklenburg Farmers |
September 3, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
M. Alexander |
1st New
Bern |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 21, 1862. Later, a Private
in Company F of the 63rd NC Regiment. |
| Caldwell,
J. Ed. |
Mecklenburg |
1st NC Regiment Detailed Men |
Company
F |
October 1, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
P. Brown |
|
|
| Caldwell,
John |
Burke |
33rd NC Regiment |
Company
E |
May 3, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
T. Parker |
Gettysburg
(killed) |
Was a Private.
KIA on July 3, 1863 at the battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Caldwell,
John A. |
Lincoln |
23rd NC Regiment |
Company
K
Beattie's Ford Riflemen |
September 25, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Johnston |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville (POW), Gettysburg (POW), Wilderness Campaign,
Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor, Lynchburg,
Monocacy Junction (wounded/POW) |
Was a Private.
1st POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, exchanged on
May 18, 1863. 2nd POW at Fort Delaware, DE, then Johnson's Island,
OH, then Point Lookout, MD, exchanged on March 20, 1864. 3rd
POW at various Federal hospitals, then Point Lookout, MD, then
Venus Point, GA, exchanged on November 15, 1864. Not reported
with the regiment when it was surrendered at Appomattox, VA. |
| Caldwell,
John H. |
Cabarrus |
10th NC
Volunteers,
" "
20th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Cabarrus Black Boys |
June 18,
1861,
March 5, 1862,
March 26, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
" " |
Capt. James
B. Atwell |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill,
Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Raccoon Ford, Bristoe
Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Kellysville,
Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania (wounded),
Fort Stephens, Snicker's Gap, Stephenson's Depot (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
1st absent wounded from May 16, 1864 through July 10, 1864. 2nd
absent wounded from July 20, 1864 through December 1864 (probably
longer). Paroled on May 24, 1865 at Charlotte, NC. |
| Caldwell,
Samuel P. |
Watauga |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
C,
Company D |
May 16,
1861,
September 7, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M. Miller,
Capt. George N. Folk |
Vienna,
Dranesville |
Resigned
on February 3, 1862. |
| Callais,
John Dudley |
Cumberland |
33rd NC Regiment |
Company
G
Cumberland Rangers |
September 23, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
Wooten |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, 1st Rappahannock
Station, Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill,
Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown (wounded), Chancellorsville
(killed) |
Acting
Captain on several occasions, but never formally promoted to
Captain. Absent wounded from September 20, 1862 through December
1862. KIA on May 3, 1863 at the battle of Chancellorsville, VA. |
| Callais,
William J. |
[SC] |
33rd NC Regiment |
Company
G
Cumberland Rangers |
August 6,
1862,
May 3, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
Wooten |
Cedar Run,
1st Rappahannock Station, Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas,
Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville (wounded) |
First in
SC unit. Absent wounded from May 3, 1863 through August 1863.
Promoted to Captain while recuperating. |
| Calvert,
John M. |
Northampton |
9th NC
Volunteers
(2nd Cavalry) |
Company
H |
July 6, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Randolph |
|
Killed
in July of 1861 before regiment was fully mustered. |
| Calvert,
N. |
Cherokee |
Indian Battalion-Thomas's Legion |
Company
E |
April 16, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
Welch |
|
|
| Cameron,
John |
Wayne |
Independent
Company,
Hooks' Battalion - Senior Reserves,
8th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Gardner's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company D,
Company E |
April 18,
1864,
May 31, 1864,
December 22, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M. Gardner,
Capt. James M. Gardner,
No Captain |
1st Fort
Fisher, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Maj. Boaz F. Hooks' Battalion-Senior
Reserves on May 31, 1864, then re-assigned to the 8th NC Regiment
Senior Reserves on December 22, 1864. |
| Camp,
David C. |
Halifax |
41st NC
Regiment
(3rd Cavalry) |
Company
G
Scotland Neck Mounted Riflemen |
December 20, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
G. Smith |
Greenville
(killed) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. KIA on January 9, 1864 at the battle of Greenville,
NC. |
| Camp,
Joseph A. |
Cleveland |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Rough & Readys |
October
1, 1861,
February 10, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
A. Hoey,
Capt. John A. Roberts |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm, Malvern
Hill, Cedar Run, Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox
Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown (POW) |
One source
asserts he was wounded at the battle of Gaines's Mill. POW at
Fort McHenry, MD, then Johnson's Island, OH. Released on June
11, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Camp,
Joshua G. |
Wayne |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Rutherford Band |
April 18, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
L. McDowell |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm, Malvern
Hill |
Resigned
on July 14, 1862 due to ill health; accepted on July 24, 1862. |
| Campbell,
Arthur N. |
Davie |
63rd NC
Regiment
(5th Cavalry) |
Company
H |
February
1, 1865,
February 15, 1865,
February 15, 1865 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
W. Pearson |
Boydton
Plank Road, Dinwiddie Court House, Five Forks, Namozine Church |
Was a Sergeant.
Assume he served until the end of the war. |
| Campbell,
Charles A. |
Guilford |
27th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Guilford Grays |
December 11, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
A. Sloan |
Fredericksburg,
2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, South Anna Bridge,
Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's
Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover
Junction, Polegreen Church (killed) |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant, and wounded at the battle of Sharpsburg,
MD. KIA on June 2, 1864 at the skirmish at Polegreen Church,
VA. |
| Campbell,
E. Mansfield |
Iredell |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
January
10, 1862,
August 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Junius
L. Hill,
Capt. John G. Knox |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days's Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, 1st Rappahannock
Station, Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill,
Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville
(killed) |
KIA on
May 3, 1863 at the battle of Chancellorsville, VA. |
| Campbell,
Harden Henderson |
Stokes |
53rd NC Regiment |
Company
G
Mountain Greys |
April 30,
1862,
June 29, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. George
W. Clark,
Capt. John W. Rierson |
Deep Gully,
2nd Washington, Brandy Station 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, 1st
Hagerstown, Manassas Gap, Jeffersonton, Bristoe Campaign, Mine
Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns, Hanover Junction, Bethesda Church,
Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Harper's Ferry, Monocacy
Junction, Fort Stevens, Snicker's Gap, 2nd Kernstown, Smithfield
Crossing, Berryville, 3rd Winchester (killed) |
Probably
Acting Commander of Company G from May 10, 1864 through September
19, 1864. KIA on September 19, 1864 at the battle of 3rd Winchester,
VA. |
| Canady,
William Parker |
Carteret |
10th NC
Regiment
(1st Artillery) |
Company
G
Beaufort Harbor Guards |
November 30, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
L. Manney |
2nd New
Bern, Plymouth |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. POW at Siege of Fort Macon as a Private, exchanged
in August of 1862. Present through February 1865. |
| Candler,
Charles N. |
Madison |
Wise's
Legion (VA)
(Never Completed),
2nd NC Battalion - Infantry,
Allen's Legion,
64th NC Regiment |
Madison
Guards,
Company H
Madison Guards,
Company C,
Company C |
July 5,
1861,
November 1, 1861
July 15, 1862,
October 31, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Lawrence
M. Allen,
Capt. Lawrence M. Allen
Capt. John Peek,
Capt. John Peek |
Roanoke
Island (POW), 2nd Cumberland Gap |
This company
was first assigned to Col. Green's Regiment of Wise's Legion
(VA). The regiment failed to complete its organization, and the
companies were re-organized as the 2nd NC Battalion-Infantry
on November 1, 1861. POW,
paroled, exchanged on August 18, 1862. Not re-elected when company
re-organized. Then appointed 1st Lieutenant in Allen's Legion,
which was redesignated as the 64th NC Regiment on October 31,
1862. Reported under arrest on December 31, 1862, details not
provided, returned to active duty by April 1863. Promoted to
Captain on May 4, 1864. |
| Candler,
Thomas Jefferson |
Buncombe |
6th NC
Battalion - Infantry |
Company
E |
August 1,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
W. McDowell |
|
Earlier,
a Private in Company F of the 14th NC Regiment. The 6th NC Battalion
- Infantry was pulled into the 60th NC Regiment on October 8,
1862. Candler was promoted to Captain just before - on October
1, 1862. |
| Candler,
William Gaston |
Buncombe |
McDowell's
Battalion |
Fourth
Company |
May 17, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
W. McDowell |
|
Resigned;
accepted on August 1, 1862. |
| Candler,
Zachariah M. |
Buncombe |
64th NC
Regiment |
Company
C |
March 7, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Peek |
2nd Cumberland
Gap (POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at Louisville, KY, then Johnson's Island, OH, exchanged at
City Point, VA on February 24, 1865. Did not return to active
duty. |
| Cannady,
W.E. |
Granville |
2nd NC
Volunteers |
Company
B
Granville Greys |
April 22, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. George
Wortham |
|
Resigned
on May 28, 1861, reason not provided. |
| Cansler,
James |
Macon |
6th NC
Volunteers,
Folk's Battalion,
7th NC Battalion - Cavalry,
65th NC Regiment
(6th Cavalry) |
Company
H,
Company C,
Company C,
2nd Company G |
May 14,
1861,
July 15, 1862,
September 12, 1862,
August 3, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
M. Angel,
Capt. Joseph W. Dobson,
Capt. Joseph W. Dobson,
Capt. Joseph W. Dobson |
Simpson's
Ford, Monticello, Garysville, Leet's Tanyard, Chickamauga, Philadelphia
(TN) |
Not re-elected
when the 6th NC Volunteers re-organized on April 26, 1862. Later
in Company C of Folk's Battalion, which became the 7th NC Battalion-Cavalry
then the 65th NC Regiment (6th Cavalry). Promoted to Captain. |
| Cansler,
John P. |
Lincoln |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Marion Men |
April 23, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
J. Blackwell |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg
(wounded), Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's
Creek, Boon's Mill |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from September 17, 1862 to unspecified date (assume
through October 1862). Resigned on October 21, 1863 due to ill
health; accepted on October 26, 1863. |
| Canter,
Nathan P. |
Wilkes |
Independent
Company,
Stowe's Battalion - Senior Reserves,
5th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Carlton's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company B,
Company A |
July 7,
1864,
August 15, 1864,
December 5, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
Carlton |
|
Earlier
a Corporal on Company K of the 53rd NC Regiment, then a Private
in Company K of this regiment. This Independent Company was assigned
to Lt. Col. George C. Stowe's Battalion-Senior Reserves on August
15, 1864, then re-assigned to the 5th NC Regiment Senior Reserves
on December 5, 1864. |
| Canter,
William S. |
Surry |
21st NC Regiment |
Company
I
Surry Marksmen |
May 26, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Matthew
C. Moore |
2nd Winchester,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station,
Mine Run Campaign, 2nd New Bern, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred
Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Valley Campaigns, Bethesda Church,
Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Lynchburg, Monocacy Junction,
Fort Stevens, Stephenson's Depot, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill,
Belle Grove, Mt. Jackson, Dabney's Mill, Hare's Hill, 3rd Petersburg
(POW) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC,
then Johnson's Island, OH. Released on June 18, 1865 after taking
the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Cantrell,
James |
Rockingham |
Independent
Company,
5th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Manning's
Company - Senior Reserves,
Company F |
July 22,
1864,
December 5, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
D. Manning |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 5th NC Regiment Senior Reserves on
December 5, 1864. |
| Capehart,
Cadmus |
Hertford |
68th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
November 24, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Simon
B. Pool |
Butler's
Bridge, 2nd Kinston, Cox's Bridge |
Was a Sergeant
and Sergeant Major. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Capehart,
Thomas |
Chowan |
1st NC Volunteers |
Company
M
Dixie Rebels |
June 29, 1861 |
Jr. 2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
K. Marshall |
|
Later enlisted
in Company C of the 3rd NC Battalion - Light Artillery. |
| Capel,
Robert W. |
Richmond |
38th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Richmond Boys |
October 30, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Oliver
H. Dockery |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Carawan,
William Ruel |
Hyde |
33rd NC Regiment |
Company
H |
August 2, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Riddick
Gatling, Jr. |
Bristoe
Campaign, Bristoe Station, 2nd Rappahannock Station, Mine Run
Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania,
Hanover Junction, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor, Riddle's Shop,
Siege of Petersburg, 1st Weldon Railroad, Gravel Hill (wounded),
Stony Creek Raid |
Was a Sergeant,
and wounded at the battle of Chancellorsville, VA. Absent wounded
from July 28, 1864 through October 1864. Resigned on January
26, 1865, details not provided; accepted on February 15, 1865. |
| Cardwell,
Joel R. |
Rockingham |
3rd NC
Volunteers |
Company
H
Rockingham Guards |
January 9, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
McGehee |
Siege of
Yorktown, Lee's Mill |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Not re-elected when regiment re-organized on
April 26, 1862. |
| Carland,
John M. |
Buncbome |
39th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Highland Greys |
May 19,
1862,
November 18, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
Allen |
Baptist
Gap, 2nd Murfreesboro |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Died in camp near Shelbyville, TN on April 15,
1863, details not provided. |
| Carlton,
Calvin |
Watauga |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Watauga Marksmen |
April 16, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jonathan
Horton |
Hanover
Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill
(wounded), Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Harrison's Landing,
Cedar Run, Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill,
Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown |
Was a Sergeant.
Unclear if he was incapacitated due to wounds, assumed not. Resigned
on November 22, 1862, details not provided. |
| Carlton,
Francis D. |
Iredell |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
October
29, 1862,
May 3, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
Lee Davidson,
Capt. William F. McRorie |
Fredericskburg,
Chancellorsville (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded until appointed Drill Master and Enrolling Officer
at Statesville, NC effective December 8, 1863. |
| Carlton,
Pinkney C. |
Iredell |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
February
13, 1863,
May 3, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
G. Knox |
Chancellorsville
(wounded), Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Kellysville (wounded), Siege
of Petersburg, Jones' Farm (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant
in Company B of the 19th NC Regiment (2nd Cavalry). Absent wounded
from November 8, 1863 through August 1864. Absent wounded from
September 30, 1864 through January 28, 1865. |
| Carmack,
Alexander R. |
[TN] |
Love's Regiment-Thomas's Legion |
Company
D |
October
5, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
B. Love |
Belle Grove
(wounded/POW) |
Was a Sergeant
in 2nd Company D of Walker's Battalion-Thomas's Legion, then
Sergeant Major of this regiment. POW at Baltimore Hospital, then
Point Lookout, MD, then Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC,
then Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking
the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Carmichael,
William W. |
Wilkes |
52nd NC Regiment |
Company
F
Wilkes Grays |
March 14,
1862,
April 18, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Marcus
A. Parks,
Capt. Nathaniel A. Foster |
Goldsborough
Bridge, Fort Anderson, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign,
Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania,
Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Gravel Hill,
2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Fort Harrison, Jones's
Farm, Burgess' Mill, Stony Creek Raid |
Acting
Commander of this Company March-April 1864 and July-October 1864.
Also Acting Commander of the Regiment July-October 1864. Promoted
to Captain. |
| Carmon,
Augustus W. |
Craven |
Clark's
Special Battalion of NC Militia |
Company
A
Russell's Company |
January
20, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Richard
A. Russell |
1st New
Bern |
Was 1st
Lieutenant in 16th NC Militia. |
| Carnes,
James |
[TN] |
Walker's Battalion-Thomas's
Legion |
1st Company
D |
September
28, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
C. Wallace |
|
This entire
Company was transferred as Company I in the 1st TN Cavalry on
November 14, 1862. |
| Carpenter,
John Jr. |
Cleveland |
1st NC Regiment Detailed Men |
Company
C |
October
1, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
C. Lattimore |
|
Was a Private
in Company Company F, then Company B of the 55th NC Regiment. |
| Carpenter,
Perry D. |
Gaston |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Shady Grove Rangers |
July 18,
1862,
March 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
O. Harrelson,
Capt. Micajah C. Davis |
Chancellorsville
(killed) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant, and wounded at the battle of Gaine's Mill, VA,
returned to active duty in March 1863, after being promoted twice
as lieutenant. KIA on May 3, 1863 at the battle of Chancellorsville,
VA. |
| Carpenter,
Philip W. |
Lincoln |
57th NC Regiment |
Company
G |
July 4,
1862,
June 2, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
F. Speck |
Fredericksburg,
2nd Fredericksburg, Salem Church, Chancellorsville (POW), 2nd
Winchester, Gettysburg, Somerville Ford, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Rappahannock Station, Payne's
Farm |
POW at
Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, paroled on May 18, 1862.
Returned to active duty on same date he was promoted to 1st Lieutenant.
Commanded Company G from June to December 1863. Also Commanded
Company F during November-December 1863. Promoted to Captain
in January 1864, back-dated to August 19, 1863. |
| Carr,
Jacob O. |
Duplin |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Duplin Turpentine Boys |
March 27,
1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
C. McMillan |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill,
Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg |
Was a Sergeant.
Relieved via Court-Martial on Octrober 28, 1862, details not
provided. |
| Carr,
Jacob O. |
Duplin |
67th NC Regiment |
Company
L |
October
6, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Franklin
Foy |
Sinking
of the C.S.S. Albemarle |
Was a Sergeant
in Company H of the 1st NC Battalion-Local Defense. Appointed
"temporary Lieutenant" on October 6, 1864 until December
13, 1864. Unclear what came next. Most likely re-assigned to
Company H until the end of the war. |
| Carr,
Joseph D. |
Duplin |
67th NC Regiment |
Company
L |
October
6, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Franklin
Foy |
Sinking
of the C.S.S. Albemarle |
Was a Sergeant
in Company H of the 1st NC Battalion-Local Defense. Appointed
"temporary Lieutenant" on October 6, 1864 until December
13, 1864. Unclear what came next. Most likely re-assigned to
Company H until the end of the war. |
| Carr,
Robert B. |
Duplin |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
A
Duplin Rifles |
March 6,
1862,
March 20, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
S. Kenan,
Capt. James G. Kenan |
Seven Days'
Battles, Malvern Hill, Deep Gully, 2nd Washington, Brandy Station,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant
in 1st Company C of the 2nd NC Volunteers. Captured in the ambulance
train leaving the battle of Gettysburg, PA. POW at Frederick
Hospital, then Fort Delaware, DE, then
Johnson's Island, OH, then Point Lookout, MD, back to Fort Delaware,
DE, then to Hilton Head, SC, where he died on July 3, 1865 of
chronic diarrhea. |
| Carr,
Titus William |
Greene |
67th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
May 10,
1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
D. Myers |
2nd New
Bern, 2nd Plymouth, Sinking of the C.S.S. Albemarle, Poplar Point,
Fort Branch, 2nd Kinston, Cox's Bridge, Hookerton (POW) |
Was a Private
and a Corporal in Company B of the 63rd NC Regiment (5th Cavalry),
then a Private in this unit. POW at New Bern, then Fort Delaware,
DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Carr,
William A. |
Greene |
5th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
May 13,
1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Speight
B. West |
Chancellorsville,
1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (killed) |
Was a Private
in Company A of the 3rd NC Regiment. KIA on July 1, 1863 at the
battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Carr,
William N. |
Greene |
5th NC Regiment |
|
|
2nd Lieutenant |
|
|
Promoted
from the ranks of the 3rd NC Regiment. |
| Carraway,
Joseph G. |
Martin |
17th NC
Regiment |
Company
A
Roanoke Guards |
March 20,
1862,
May 17, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
C. Lamb,
Capt. William Biggs |
1st Washington |
Was a Sergeant.
Resigned on September 12, 1862 after being elected to the NC
State Senate. |
| Carraway,
William Whitfield |
Craven |
Independent Company |
Macon Mounted
Guards |
October 7, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Peter
G. Evans |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Carrier,
Calvin C. |
[TN] |
22nd NC Regiment |
Company
F
Alleghany True Blues |
May 5, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Preston
B. Reeves |
Seven Pines
(wounded) |
Was a Private.
Absent wounded from May 31, 1862 until he was dimissed from the
company on September 23, 1862, details not provided. |
| Carrington,
Thomas R. |
Granville |
13th NC Volunteers |
Company
I
Granville Stars |
June 17, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
Amis |
Fort Magruder |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on May 10, 1862. |
| Carrington,
W.F. |
Caswell |
6th NC Regiment |
Company
H |
|
2nd Lieutenant |
|
|
Promoted
from the ranks. |
| Carroll,
Benajah V. |
Duplin |
9th NC
Regiment
(1st Cavalry) |
Company
I |
May 16, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Wiliam
J. Houston |
|
Resigned
on September 28, 1861. Later enlisted in Company B of 1st NC
Battalion Heavy Artillery. |
| Carroll,
Francis Marion |
Sampson |
61st NC Regiment |
Company
A |
September 23, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
H. Robinson |
Bermuda
Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Cold Harbor, 2nd Petersburg,
Siege of Petersburg, The Crater (wounded), 2nd Fort Fisher, Sugar
Loaf, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville (wounded) |
Was a Private
and a Corporal. 1st absent wounded from July 30, 1864 at Richmond
Hospital through October 31, 1864. 2nd absent wounded from March
21, 1865 at Raleigh Hospital until the war was over. |
| Carson,
John |
McDowell |
6th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
May 16,
1861,
June 11, 1862,
January 21, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
M. Tate,
Capt. Duncan C. Pearson,
Capt. Neill W. ray |
1st Manassas,
Barhamsville, Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, 1st Rappahannock Station, Thoroughfare
Gap, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg (wounded) |
Resigned
on March 10, 1864 due to his wounds. Later, a Captain of Company
A in Maj. Alphonso C. Avery's Battalion-Local Defense. |
| Carter,
Elijah Allen |
Ashe |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Ashe Beauregard Riflemen |
September 20, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
J. Alexander |
2Bristoe
Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania (mortally wounded) |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant, and wounded at the battle of Chancellorsville,
VA. Died on May 13, 1864, the day after he was wounded at the
battle of Spotsylvania, VA. |
| Carter,
Isaac T. |
Yadkin |
Independent
Company,
Stowe's Battalion - Senior Reserves,
5th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Nicholson's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company A,
Company H |
July 7,
1864,
August 15, 1864,
December 5, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
M. Nicholson |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to Lt. Col. George C. Stowe's Battalion-Senior
Reserves on August 15, 1864, then re-assigned to the 5th NC Regiment
Senior Reserves on December 5, 1864. Deserted on January 15,
1865. |
| Carter,
James H. |
Hyde |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Southern Guards |
May 31,
1862,
June 22, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. David
M. Carter,
Capt. Daniel P. Latham |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Harper's
Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Carter,
Melvin E. |
Madison |
Allen's
Legion,
64th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Keith's Partisan Rangers,
Company A |
May 10,
1862,
October 9, 1862,
October 31, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
A. Keith,
Capt. Obediah H. Ramsay,
Capt. Obediah H. Ramsay |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Carter,
Robert A. |
Stanly |
Gibbs'
Prison Guard Battalion,
42nd NC Regiment |
Company
D,
Company C |
February
28, 1862,
April 22, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Davidson
A. Underwood,
Capt. James A. Howell |
Tarborough,
Gales' Creek, Bogue Sound Blockhouse, Shepherdsville, Bermuda
Hundred Campaign, Cold Harbor |
This unit
originated as Company D in Gibbs' Prison Guard Battalion, and
was folded into the 42nd NC Regiment as Company C when it was
offically organized on April 22, 1862. Carter was promoted to
Captain on June 3, 1864. |
| Carter,
Robert N. |
Mecklenburg |
6th NC Regiment |
Company
F |
May 16, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
W. Wilson |
1st Manassas |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Carter,
Samuel Sidney |
Jones |
Independent
Company,
8th NC Battalion-Partisan Rangers,
" "
" "
66th NC Regiment |
Nethercutt's
Company,
Company A,
" "
" "
Company F |
June 10,
1862,
August 23, 1862,
December 10, 1862,
May 30, 1863,
October 2, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
H. Nethercutt,
Capt. Christopher D. Foy,
" "
Capt. Willis J. Rasberry,
Capt. Willis J. Rasberry |
Mill Creek
Road, Deep Gully, Skirmishes at Core Creek, Bermuda Hundred Campaign,
Port Walthall Junction, Ware Bottom Church, Cold Harbor, 2nd
Petersburg, Siege of Petersburg, The Crater, 2nd Weldon Railroad,
Darbytown & New Market Roads, 2nd Darbytown Road, Burgess'
Mills, 1st Fort Fisher, Sugar Loaf, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston
(wounded) |
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 8th NC Battalion-Partisan Rangers
on August 23, 1862, then re-assigned to the 66th NC Regiment
on October 2, 1863. On guard duty at Wilmington January-April
1864. Wilmington Hospital on January 13, 1865 with pneumonia,
then at Raleigh Hospital on January 18, 1865; returned to active
duty on January 24, 1865. Absent wounded from March 10, 1865,
right arm amputated at Raleigh Hospital. Furloughed on March
25, 1865. Not with the regiment when it was surrendered on April
26, 1865. |
| Carter,
Solomon W. |
Madison |
6th NC Volunteers |
Company
B |
April 29, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
Peek |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Carter,
Thomas M. |
Edgecombe |
44th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
January
14, 1862,
September 18, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Elisha
C. Cromwell,
Capt. Robert C. Brown |
Tranter's
Creek, Fort Anderson, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Bristoe
Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Kellysville,
Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor, Siege
of Petersburg, 2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Burgess' Mill
(POW) |
POW at
Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Fort Delaware, DE.
Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Carter,
William M. |
Montgomery |
44th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Montgomery Guards |
March 5,
1862,
July 16, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
D. Moffitt,
Capt. James T. Townsend |
Tranter's
Creek |
Cashiered
on January 15, 1863 for selling liquor. |
| Carter,
William R. |
Nash |
3rd NC Battalion - Senior Reserves |
Company
D |
August 30, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. David
W. Williams |
|
|
| Carver,
Alexander R. |
Cumberland |
56th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Cape Fear Guards |
May 10, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Franklin
N. Roberts |
2nd Drewry's
Bluff (wounded) |
Earlier,
a Private in Company F of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment),
then a Sergeant in this unit. Absent wounded from May 13, 1864,
then in Richmond Hospital, then furloughed on July 29, 1864 for
60 days. Promoted to Captain while recuperating. |
| Carver,
Elias A. |
Wake |
1st NC Regiment |
Company
I
Wake Light Infantry |
February 20, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Hardiman
D. Fowler |
Chancellorsville,
2nd Winchester, Gettysburg, Bristoe Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
Campaign, Spotsylvania |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at Fort Delaware, DE, then Hilton Head, SC, then Fort Pulaski,
GA, back to Hilton Head, SC, back to Fort Delaware, DE. Released
on June 16, 1865 after taking the Oath of Office. |
| Case,
Charles A. |
Henderson |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Henderson Rifles |
October
5, 1861,
April 21, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
P. Jordan,
Capt. Walter M. Bryson |
1st New
Bern |
Resigned
on June 5, 1862, details not provided. Re-enlisted later as a
Private. |
| Case,
James O. |
Buncombe |
39th NC
Regiment |
Company
D
Highland Greys |
May 19,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
Allen |
Baptist
Gap |
Was a Sergeant.
Died on at Lenoir's Station, TN on November 16, 1862 of disease. |
| Case,
John J. |
Cherokee |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Henderson Rifles |
April 21,
1862,
??? |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Walter
M. Bryson |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg |
Was a Private
in the 29th NC Regiment and also in the 25th NC Regiment. Promoted
to Captain. |
| Case,
Silas |
Henderson |
Allen's Legion |
Company
B |
July 12, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
P. Jones |
|
Resigned
on October 16, 1862 due to very feeble health. |
| Castine,
Andrew J. |
New Hanover |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
K
Holly Shelter Volunteers |
October
10, 1862,
May 3, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
E. Armstrong,
Capt. Kinchen Powers |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, 2nd Winchester,
Gettysburg, Bristoe Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign,
Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns, Bethesda Church, Cold Harbor,
Siege of Petersburg, Monocacy Junction, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's
Hill, Belle Grove, Mt. Jackson |
aka Andrew
J. Casteen. Was a Corporal and a Sergeant. On rolls through December
1864. Not listed as surrendering at Appomattox, VA on April 9,
1865. |
| Cates,
C.T. |
Madison |
Allen's
Legion,
64th NC Regiment |
Company
L,
Company L |
September
1, 1862,
October 31, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. A.P.
Wiggs |
|
Allen's
Legion was redesignated as the 64th NC Regiment on October 31,
1862. This company was transferred to the 1st TN Cavalry as Company
G on November 14, 1862. |
| Cathey,
Alexander A. |
Mecklenburg |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Mecklenburg Boys |
April 18,
1862,
September 7, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
B. McGee,
Capt. George M. Norment |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm, Malvern
Hill, Cedar Run, Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox
Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, Gettysburg (wounded/POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at David's Island, NY (leg amputated), then Fort Wood, NY,
then Fort McHenry, MD, then Fort Delaware, DE, then Hilton Head,
SC, then Beaufort, SC Hospital. Excahgned on December 13, 1864.
Retired to the NC Invalid Corps on Marh 16, 1865. |
| Cathey,
Benjamin Hamilton |
Jackson |
16th NC
Regiment,
Love's Regiment-Thomas's Legion,
39th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Jackson Rangers,
1st Company A
Company K
Jackson Rangers |
August 2,
1862,
September 27, 1862,
January 1863
February 13, 1863, |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
" "
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Andrew
W. Coleman,
Capt. Andrew W. Bryson
Capt. Andrew W. Bryson
Capt. Julius W. Fisher |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
Frayer's Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill,
Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, 2nd Murfreesboro,
Jackson Expedition, Chickamauga |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant. This unit was re-assigned as 1st Company A of
Love's Regiment-Thomas's Legion on September 27, 1862. This unit
was once again re-assigned as Company K of the 39th NC Regiment
in January of 1863. Present through October 1863, no further
records. Not reported with the regiment when it was surrendered
at Meridian, MS. |
| Cathey,
James Madison |
Haywood |
25th NC Regiment |
Company
F
Haywood Highlanders |
June 29, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
I. Lenoir |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Cathey,
Joseph T. |
Haywood |
25th NC Regiment |
Company
F
Haywood Highlanders |
April 28, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
M. Cathey |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Gaine's Mill, Savage's Station, Frayser's
Farm, Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg,
Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, 2nd Gum Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's
Creek |
Was a Sergeant.
Died at Wilson Hospital on September 8, 1863 of Typhoid Fever. |
| Catrou,
John |
Caldwell |
26th NC Regiment |
Company
I
Caldwell Guards |
July 26, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Wilson
S. White |
Bogue Island,
1st New Bern |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 21, 1862. |
| Caudill,
Shadrach G. |
Alleghany |
22nd NC Regiment |
Company
F
Alleghany True Blues |
April 27, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
L. Mitchell |
Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg, 1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station,
Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
2nd Weldon Railroad |
Was a Private,
and captured near Richmond, exchanged. Promoted to Captain. |
| Causey,
Henry Cicero |
Randolph |
6th NC
Battalion Junior Reserves,
1st NC Regiment Junior Reserves
" " |
Company
C,
Company F
" " |
May 30,
1864,
July 15, 1864,
October 10, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Winfield
S. Lineberry,
Capt. Winfield S. Lineberry,
No Captain |
Stony Creek
Raid, Poplar Point, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
The 6th
NC Battalion Junior Reserves was merged into the 1st NC Regiment
Junior Reserves on July 15, 1864. Declined promotion to Captain.
Commanded the company from September 8 to November 7, 1864. Sent
to hosptial on December 30, 1864. Paroled on May 5, 1865 at Greensborough,
NC. |
| Chadwick,
Nathaniel Macon |
Craven |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
F |
May 16, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Hugh
L. Cole |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Chambers,
James Riley |
Madison |
6th NC
Battalion - Infantry,
60th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
August 28,
1862,
October 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. L.A.
Belton Duckett |
Jackson
Expedition, Chickamauga, Chattanooga Campaign, Missionary Ridge
(wounded/POW) |
Earlier,
a Sergeant in Company H of the 2nd NC Battalion-Infantry. Dalton
Hospital on December 30, 1862 with chronic hepatitis, returned
to active duty on January 3, 1863. Led Company B during January-February
1863. Reported absent with leave March-April 1863. Reported absent
sick May-June 1863. POW at Nashville Hospital, then Louisville,
KY, then Camp Chase, OH, then Fort Delaware, DE, exchanged at
James River, VA on September 22, 1864. No further records. |
| Chambers,
Jesse |
Person |
35th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Person Boys |
March 26,
1862,
April 25, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
G. Jones,
Capt. Carter Day |
Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Malvern Hill |
Was a Sergeant.
Died on August 30, 1862, of disease, location not provided. |
| Chambers,
John Gregg |
Buncombe |
McDowell's
Battalion,
6th NC Battalion - Infantry,
60th NC Regiment
"
" |
Third Company,
Company C,
Company C
" " |
July 8,
1862,
August 1, 1862,
October 1, 1862,
March 10, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Fletcher
S.H. Reynolds,
Capt. Fletcher S.H. Reynolds,
Capt. Fletcher S.H. Reynolds,
Capt. Thomas W. Patton |
2nd Murfreesboro,
Jackson Expedition, Chickamauga, Chattanooga Campaign, Missionary
Ridge, 1st Dalton, Atlanta Campaign, Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca,
Adairsville, New Hope Church, Kolb's Farm, Kennesaw Mountain,
Ruff's Mill, Peachtree Creek, Siege of Atlanta, Ezra Church,
Utoy Creek, Jonesborough, Franklin-Nashville Campaign, Columbia,
2nd Franklin, 3rd Murfreesboro, Nashville, Cannon's Bridge, Shilling's
Bridge, Bentonville |
Acting
Commander of Company D from January to November 17, 1863. Detached
on special service from December 12, 1863 through April 30, 1864.
Acting Commander of Company D in August 1864. No further records.
Assumed he served until the end of the war, but no definite proof. |
| Chambers,
Thomas J. |
Caswell |
13th NC Regiment |
Company
D
Leasburgh Grays |
July 28,
1862,
December 16, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Henry
A. Rogers,
Capt. Thomas J. Stephens |
2nd Manassas,
Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville,
2nd Winchester, Gettysburg (killed) |
Was a Sergeant.
KIA on July 1, 1863 at the battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Chamblee,
Wiliam B. |
Franklin |
47th NC Regiment |
Company
B |
May 19, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
J. Harris |
Bristoe
Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Bethesda
Church, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad,
2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Pegram's Farm, Burgess' Mill
(wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
On furlough July-August, 1863. Absent wounded from October 27,
1864 until he was captured in Richmond Hospital on April 3, 1865.
Took Oath of Allegiance at Richmond on July 6, 1865. |
| Champion,
Charles William |
Granville |
23rd NC Regiment |
Company
G
Granville Rifles |
November 14, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
J. Crocker |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, Gettysburg (killed) |
Was a Sergeant
then a Private. KIA on July 1, 1863 at the battle of Gettysburg,
PA. |
| Champion,
James |
Harnett |
Independent
Company,
8th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
McNeill's
Company-Supporting Forces,
Company K |
November
10, 1864,
December 22, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Neill
McNeill |
1st Fort
Fisher, Bentonville |
Was a Private
in Company I. This Independent Company was assigned to the 8th
NC Regiment Senior Reserves on December 22, 1864. |
| Chandler,
David A. |
Yancey |
58th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
July 29, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
M. Silver |
|
Was a Private
in Company A. Died on March 31, 1863 at Jacksborough, TN of sickness. |
| Chandler,
Eli |
Ashe |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Laurel Springs Guard |
August 10, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Stephen
N. Wilson |
|
Resigned
on May 6, 1862, details not provided. |
| Chandler,
John J. |
Caswell |
Independent
Company,
Barnett's Battalion - Senior Reserves,
7th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Mitchell's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company H,
Company K |
June 23,
1864,
late-August, 1864,
November 28, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alfred
A. Mitchell |
Coosawhatchie,
Siege of Savannah, Tuliffiny Iron Works, Fayetteville Market
House, Averasborough, Bentonville |
This Independent
Company was assigned to Lt. Col. James A. Barnett's Battalion-Senior
Reserves in late-August, 1864, then re-assigned to the 7th NC
Regiment Senior Reserves on November 28, 1864. Assumed he served
until the end of the war. |
| Chandler,
Melchisadic |
Yancey |
Independent
Company,
4th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Magness's
Company - Senior Reserves,
Company H |
June 27,
1864,
August 6, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
Magness |
Salisbury |
Earlier,
Captain of Company G in the 29th NC Regiment. Assumed he served
until the end of the war. |
| Chandler,
William B. |
Caswell |
13th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
October 24, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
C. Evans |
Bristoe
Campaign, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness (POW) |
Was a Private,
wounded and captured at the battle of Chancellorsville, VA, exchanged.
As a 2nd Lieutenant, POW at Fort Delaware, DE, then Hilton Head,
SC, back to Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 16, 1865 after
taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Chandler,
William R.M. |
Granville |
55th NC Regiment |
Company
K |
September 20, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
W. Thomas |
Bristoe
Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, Payne's Farm, Kilpatrick-Dalhgren
Raid, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor,
Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon Railroad, Pegram's Farm, Burgess'
Mill |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Acting Commander of Company G during September-October
1864. Not reported with the regiment when it was surrendered
at Appomattox, VA. Took the Oath of Allegiance on July 6, 1865
at Salisbury, NC. |
| Chappell,
James H. |
Richmond |
23rd NC Regiment |
Company
D
Pee Dee Guards |
May 10,
1862,
June, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Alexander
T. Cole |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Gaines's Mill (wounded), Boonsboro
Gap (wounded), Chancellorsville, Gettysburg (wounded/POW) |
Was a Private.
1st absent wounded from June 27, 1862 through August 1862. 2nd
absent wounded from September 14, 1862 through unspecified date
(assume through December 1862). POW at various Federal hospitals
then Johnson's Island, OH; transferred to City Point VA on February
24, 1865, no further records. |
| Charles,
Francis M. |
Pasquotank |
17th NC
Regiment |
Company
B
Stonewall Rifles |
April 17,
1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
J. Leith |
1st Washington,
1st Plymouth, 2nd Tarborough, Gales' Creek, Bogue Sound Blockhouse,
Shepherdsville |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Charles,
Harper Evans |
Guilford |
12th NC Volunteers |
Company
E
Guilford Men |
May 23, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Christopher
C. Cole |
Seven Pines |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Charles,
Marsteller |
New Hanover |
1st NC Regiment |
Company
C
Lillington Rifle Guards |
December 30, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Thomson |
Chancellorsville,
2nd Winchester, Gettysburg, Bristoe Campaign, Payne's Farm, Wilderness
Campaign, Spotsylvania (wounded), Valley Campaigns, Siege of
Petersburg, Monocacy Junction, Stephenson's Depot, 2nd Kernstown,
3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill (wounded) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Hospital at Danville on May 9, 1864, furloughed
for 30 days. Hospital at Charlottesville, VA on September 26,
1864. Resigned on January 12, 1865. |
| Charlton,
George W. |
Craven |
Clark's
Special Battalion of NC Militia |
Company
A
Russell's Company |
January 20, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Richard
A. Russell |
1st New
Bern |
Was 2nd
Lieutenant in the 16th NC Militia. |
| Chatham,
Alexander |
Surry |
11th NC Volunteers |
Company
H
Mountain Tigers |
September 3, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
R. Waugh |
|
Was a Sergeant.
Not re-elected when regiment re-organized on April 26, 1862. |
| Chatham,
James O. |
Wilkes |
2nd NC Regiment Detailed Men |
Company
H |
September 26, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Evan
Ellis |
|
|
| Chears,
Vachel T. |
Union |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
D
North Carolina Defenders |
September
16, 1861,
July 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
B. Ashcraft,
Capt. Jackson L. Bost |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Harrison's Landing,
Cedar Run, Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill |
Resigned
on August 28, 1862 due to "consumption;" accepted on
September 10, 1862. |
| Cheek,
Adolphus W. |
Orange |
1st NC Regiment |
Company
D |
May 16, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
M. Scott |
|
Resigned
on October 31, 1861 due to disability. |
| Cheek,
Allen Jasper |
Orange |
6th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
December 2, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
G. Guess |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, Salem Church, Brandy Station, 2nd Winchester,
Gettysburg (killed) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. KIA on July 1, 1863 at the battle of Gettysburg,
PA. |
| Cheek,
Nathaniel |
Orange |
Independent
Company,
3rd NC Battalion - Senior Reserves |
Laws's
Company,
Company B |
June 25,
1864,
September 14, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Isaac
Laws |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 3rd NC Battalion-Senior Reserves
on September 14, 1864. |
| Cherry,
Addison P. |
Camden |
2nd NC
Volunteers,
Williams' Battalion /
1st NC Battalion Infantry,
32nd NC Regiment |
Company
M
Camden Grays,
2nd Company B
Camden Grays,
2nd Company B
Camden Grays |
May 30,
1861,
September 26, 1861,
April 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
G. Hughes |
|
This unit
was merged into Williams' Battalion on September 26, 1861, which
became the 1st NC Battalion Infantry on November 29, 1861. This
unit was later merged into the 32nd NC Regiment on April 1, 1862.Not
re-elected when regiment re-organized on May 1, 1862. |
| Cherry,
George O. |
Bertie |
59th NC
Regiment
(4th Cavalry) |
Company
F |
August 9, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
B. Cherry |
Franklin,
White Hall, Goldsborough Bridge, 2nd Washington, Brandy Station,
Aldie, Middleburg, Upperville, Gettysburg, Jack's Mountain (POW) |
POW at
Fort McHenry, MD, then Fort Delaware, DE, then Johnson's Island,
OH, exchanged at City Point, VA on February 24, 1865. Not reported
with the regiment when it was surrendered at Appomattox, VA. |
| Cherry,
James J. |
Halifax |
14th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Roanoke Minute Men |
April 27,
1862,
July 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
A. Johnston |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill,
Savage's Station, Malvern Hill |
Was a Private.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Cherry,
Macon G. |
Pitt |
44th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
April 22, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
L. Cherry |
Tranter's
Creek |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Cherry,
William A. |
Pitt |
17th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Tar River Boys |
April 14, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Howard
Wiswall, Jr. |
1st Washington,
2nd Tarborough, Gales' Creek, Bogue Sound Blockhouse, Shepherdsville,
2nd Drewry's Bluff, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Fussell's
Mill, 1st Fort Fisher, 2nd Fort Fisher, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Present
through October 1864. |
| Cherry,
Willis W. |
Duplin |
8th NC
Battalion-Partisan Rangers,
66th NC Regiment |
Company
E,
Company H |
June 1,
1863,
October 2, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
G. Davis |
Bermuda
Hundred Campaign, Port Walthall Junction, Ware Bottom Church,
Cold Harbor (wounded), Darbytown & New Market Roads, 2nd
Darbytown Road, Burgess' Mills, 1st Fort Fisher, 2nd Fort Fisher,
Sugar Loaf, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville (POW) |
Was a Private
in Company B. Company E of the 8th NC Battalion-Partisan Rangers
was assigned as Company H in the 66th NC Regiment on October
2, 1863. Richmond Hospital on June 4, 1864 with gunshot wound
of the left hand. Furloughed on June 6, 1864 for 60 days, returned
to active duty in September 1864. Captured at Clinton, NC on
March 20, 1865, confined at New Bern on March 29, 1865, no further
records. |
| Chesnutt,
Julius M. |
Sampson |
61st NC Regiment |
Company
A |
September
20, 1862,
September 5, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
W. Marsh,
Capt. James H. Robinson |
1st Kinston,
Goldsborough Bridge, Bermuda Hundred Campaign, 2nd Drewry's Bluff,
Cold Harbor, 2nd Petersburg, Siege of Petersburg, The Crater,
2nd Weldon Railroad, Fort Harrison (killed) |
Was a Sergeant
in DeVane's Company, which became this unit on September 5, 1862.
Appointed Acting Adjutant on February 10, 1863 through August
1863. Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant on September 5, 1863 and appointed
Acting Assistant QM during December 1863, then back to this company
as 2nd Lieutenant. KIA on September 30, 1864 at the battle of
Fort Harrison, VA. |
| Chesnutt,
Owen L. |
Sampson |
38th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Sampson Farmers |
May 30, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
T. Wilson |
Cold Harbor,
Riddle's Shop |
Was a Private
and a Sergeant in Company A of the 63rd NC Regiment (5th Cavalry).
Promoted to Captain. |
| Chesson,
William Ross |
Washington |
Gibbs'
Prison Guard Battalion,
17th NC Regiment |
Company
A,
Company H
Liberty Guards |
November
2, 1861,
April 2, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Sherdon
H. McRae,
Capt. Stuart L. Johnston |
1st Washington,
Gardner's Bridge, 2nd Tarborough, Gales' Creek, Bogue Sound Blockhouse,
Shepherdsville, 2nd Drewry's Bluff, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
Fussell's Mill, 1st Fort Fisher, 2nd Fort Fisher, 2nd Kinston,
Bentonville |
Transferred
from Gibbs' Prison Guard Battalion to the 17th NC Regiment on
April 2, 1862. Present through November 27, 1864. |
| Chinnis,
Samuel R. |
Columbus |
51st NC Regiment |
Company
G |
March 22, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
W. Lippitt |
Goldsborough
Bridge, 2nd Fort Wagner |
Absent
sick from July-November 1862. Resigned on September 15, 1863
to join the CSA Navy (didn't); accepted on October 1, 1863. |
| Chisholm,
Kenneth C. |
Montgomery |
Independent
Company,
Moss's Battalion - Senior Reserves,
6th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Haltom's
Company-Senior Reserves
Company A,
Company A |
August 15,
1864,
September 29, 1864,
December 5, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
C. Haltom |
|
This Independent
Company was assigned to Lt. Col. Adolphus A. Moss's Battalion-Senior
Reserves on September 29, 1864, then re-assigned to the 6th NC
Regiment Senior Reserves on December 5, 1864. Resigned on January
30, 1865 because he reached 50 years old; accepted on February
12, 1865. |
| Chisolm,
Samuel |
[SC] |
7th NC Regiment |
Company
A |
|
2nd Lieutenant |
|
|
Resigned.
Nothing more known. |
| Chitty,
Henry N. |
Forsyth |
48th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Confederate Guards |
January 24, 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Bitting |
2nd Gum
Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Burgess'
Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill, Hare's Hill, 3rd Petersburg
(POW) |
Was a Sergeant.
POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island,
OH. Released on June 18, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Choate,
William Thomas |
Alleghany |
Independent
Company,
61st NC Regiment |
Cox's Company,
Company I
Alleghany Rangers |
May 3, 1862,
September 29, 1862,
January 3, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Aras
B. Cox |
Skirmishes
at Southwest Creek, 1st Kinston, Goldsborough Bridge |
This Independent
Company was first assigned to Vance's Legion, but it never materialized.
It was later assigned to the 61st NC Regiment on September 29,
1862. Commanded Company I during March-April 1863. Promoted to
Captain. |
| Christenberry,
Thomas C. |
Burke |
16th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Burke Tigers |
July 29, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Abel
S. Cloud |
Cedar Run,
2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown |
Was a Private.
Resigned on September 24, 1862 to aid his family back home; accepted
on October 6, 1862. |
| Christian,
Edmund J. |
Montgomery |
13th NC Volunteers |
Company
C
Montgomery Volunteers No. 1 |
May 27, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Calvin
J. Cochran |
|
Promoted
to Major. |
| Christian,
William Jasper |
Orange |
6th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
July 15,
1862,
September 17, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Houston
B. Lowrie,
Capt. William G. Guess |
1st Rappahannock
Station, Thoroughfare Gap, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Boonsboro Gap,
Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Salem Church, Brandy
Station, 2nd Winchester, Gettysburg (wounded), Bristoe Campaign,
Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Rappahannock Station
(POW) |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC,
then Johnson's Island, OH. Released on June 12, 1865 after taking
the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Church,
Calvin |
Wilkes |
26th NC Regiment |
Company
C
Wilkes Volunteers |
June 12, 1861 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Abner
B. Carmichael |
|
Resigned
on September 30, 1861, details not provided. |
| Civallier,
Charles N. |
Edgecombe |
3rd NC
Volunteers,
13th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Edgecombe Rifles,
Company G
Edgecombe Rifles |
May 1, 1861,
April 26, 1862,
October 15, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
" "
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
H. Hyman,
" "
Capt. John A. Fuqua |
Siege of
Yorktown, Lee's Mill, Fort Magruder, Seven Pines, Seven Days'
Battles, Oak Grove, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, White Oak
Swamp, Malvern Hill, 2nd Manassas, Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro
Gap (wounded) |
Absent
wounded from September 14, 1862 until he resigned on November
14, 1863 due to his wounds. |
| Civils,
William F. |
Camden |
32nd NC Regiment |
2nd Company
B
Camden Grays |
July 19, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
C. Rudds |
|
Promoted
from the ranks. Resigned on September 1, 1862. |
| Clanton,
John Beatty |
Mecklenburg |
11th NC Regiment |
Company
E |
March 20,
1862,
July 12, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
S.A. Nichols,
Capt. William J. Kerr |
White Hall,
Fort Anderson, 2nd Washington, Blount's Creek, Gettysburg (mortally
wounded/POW) |
POW at
Gettysburg Hospital where he died on July 27, 1863 from wounds
received at the battle of Gettysburg, PA. |
| Clark,
Daniel James |
Bladen |
Independent Company |
Bladen
Artillery Guards |
May 6, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. George
Tait |
|
Promoted
to Captain when this Independent Company was pulled into the
40th NC Regiment (3rd Artillery) on December 1, 1863. |
| Clark,
George M. |
Montgomery |
34th NC Regiment |
Company
K
Montgomery Boys |
September 9, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. David
R. Cochran |
|
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on April 18, 1862. Later, appointed
Captain then Major. |
| Clark,
Henry J. B., Jr. |
Craven |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
F |
May 16, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Hugh
L. Cole |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg |
Killed
on October 28, 1862 in a railroad accident in NC on the Raleigh
& Gaston RR near Forestville, NC. |
| Clark,
James Edgar |
Pitt |
Anderson's
Battalion-Junior Reserves,
" "
2nd NC Regiment Junior Reserves |
Company G |
August 5,
1864,
October 27, 1864,
December 7, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieuteant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
W. Grainger |
Stony Creek
Raid, Bentonville |
Was a Sergeant
in Company H. Anderson's Battalion-Junior Reserves was assigned
to the 2nd NC Regiment Junior Reserves on December 7, 1864. Goldsborough
Hospital on March 7, 1865 with jaundice. Paroled on May 1, 1865
at Greensborough, NC. |
| Clark,
John P. |
Wilson |
5th NC Regiment |
Company
G |
May 16,
1861,
March 5, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Norman
A.H. Goddin,
Capt. Thomas P. Thompson |
1st Manassas,
Fort Magruder (killed) |
KIA on
May 5, 1862 at the battle of Fort Magruder, VA. |
| Clark,
Joseph B. |
Caldwell |
12th NC
Volunteers,
22nd NC Regiment |
Company
A
Caldwell Rough & Ready Boys |
April 30,
1861,
August 8, 1861,
May 30, 1862,
October 28, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. W.F.
Jones,
Capt. Thomas D. Jones,
Capt. James M. Isbell,
Capt. William B. Clark |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Frayser's
Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's
Ferry, Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg (wounded), Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg,
1st Hagerstown, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign,
Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness, Spotsylvania,
Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, 2nd Weldon
Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on May 10, 1862; however, he was appointed
back to 2nd Lieutenant on May 30, 1862, and promoted back to
1st Lieutenant on October 28, 1862. Absent wounded from July
1, 1863 through July 30, 1863. Present through October 1864.
Not reported with the regiment when it was surrendered at Appomattox,
VA. |
| Clark,
Niven |
Montgomery |
28th NC Regiment |
Company
E
Montgomery Grays |
November
9, 1861,
February 28, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
D. Barringer |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm (wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from June 30, 1862 through unspecified date (assume
through September 1862). Promoted to Captain. |
| Clark,
Sidney P. |
Wilson |
Independent
Company,
59th NC Regiment
(4th Cavalry) |
Barnes'
Company,
Company H |
September
24, 1862,
March 1863 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Arthur
Barnes |
2nd Washington,
Brandy Station, Aldie, Middleburg (POW) |
Independent
Company originally assigned to the 66th NC Regiment, but this
regiment was never officially organized. Assigned to the 59th
NC Regiment (4th Cavalry) in March 1863. POW at Old Capitol Prison
in Washington, DC, then Johnson's Island, OH, then Point Lookout,
MD. Date of release not given. Paroled on May 1, 1865 at Goldsborough,
NC. Promoted to Captain while in captivity, never served on active
duty as a Captain. |
| Clark,
Weeks H. |
Pitt |
1st NC
Battalion - Local Defense,
67th NC Regiment
" " |
Company
E,
Company E
" " |
February
10, 1863,
January 18, 1864,
September 14, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Charles
A. White,
Capt. Charles A. White,
Capt. Joseph M. White |
Potter's
Raid, Skirmish near Greenville, Jackson's Mills, 2nd New Bern,
2nd Plymouth, Sinking of the C.S.S. Albemarle, Poplar Point,
Fort Branch, 2nd Kinston, Cox's Bridge, Biddle's Ferry |
The 1st
NC Battalion-Local Defense was redesignated as the 67th NC Regiment
on January 18, 1864. Reported present on September 26, 1864,
no further records. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Clark,
William B. |
[MS] |
12th NC
Volunteers,
22nd NC Regiment |
Company
A
Caldwell Rough & Ready Boys |
May 10,
1862,
June 13, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
D. Jones,
Capt. James M. Isbell |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Frayser's
Farm, Malvern Hill (wounded) |
Previously
in 17th MS Regiment. Absent wounded from July 1, 1862 through
September 1862. Promoted to Captain. |
| Clarke,
James Foreman |
Beaufort |
3rd NC Regiment |
Company
G |
September 17, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Edward
H. Armstrong |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, 2nd Winchester, Gettysburg, Bristoe Campaign,
Payne's Farm |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Resignation accepted on March 11, 1864 due to
ill health. |
| Clary,
Daniel L. |
Wilkes |
37th NC Regiment |
Company
F
Western Carolina Stars |
September
24, 1861,
February 25, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. William
M. Barbour,
Capt. Charles N. Hickerson |
1st New
Bern |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Clay,
G.P. |
Catawba |
23rd NC Regiment |
Company
F
Catawba Guards |
April 16, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jacob
H. Miller |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines (wounded) |
Was a Private
and a Corporal. Absent wounded from May 31, 1861 until he resigned
on October 6, 1862 due to his wounds. |
| Clayton,
Gabriel Tuckee |
Forsyth |
21st NC Regiment |
Company
D
Forsyth Rifles |
April 26,
1862,
August 28, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Alexander
Miller,
Capt. Reuben A. Barrow |
1st Winchester,
Newtown, Harrisonburg, Cross Keys, Port Republic, Seven Days'
Battles, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, 1st Rappahannock
Station, Manassas Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill (wounded),
hancellorsville, 2nd Winchester, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg,
Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd New
Bern, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred Campaign (killed) |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from September 1, 1862 through April 1863. KIA
on May 16, 1864 at Bermuda Hundred, VA. |
| Clayton,
Robert M. |
Buncombe |
60th NC
Regiment,
58th NC Regiment |
Company
B,
Company E |
March 10,
1863,
April 9, 1865 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
F. Patton,
Capt. William R. Alexander |
Jackson
Expedition, Chickamauga, Chattanooga Campaign, Missionary Ridge,
1st Dalton, Atlanta Campaign, Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca, Adairsville,
New Hope Church, Kolb's Farm, Kennesaw Mountain, Ruff's Mill,
Peachtree Creek, Siege of Atlanta, Ezra Church, Utoy Creek, Jonesborough,
Franklin-Nashville Campaign, Columbia, 2nd Franklin, 3rd Murfreesboro,
Nashville, Cannon's Bridge, Shilling's Bridge, Bentonville |
Earlier,
a Private in Company E of the 1st NC Volunteers (aka Bethel Regiment),
then a Private and a Sergeant in this unit. Led this Company
July-October 1863. Commanded Company B January-February and May-August
1864. Commanded Company H during March-April 1864. Transferred
to Company E of the 58th NC Regiment with the 58th and 60th NC
Regiments were consolidated on April 9, 1865, to be known simply
as the 58th NC Regiment. |
| Clayton,
William F. |
Forsyth |
57th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
July 4, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
E. Mann |
Fredericksburg |
Richmond
Hospital on October 25, 1862 with jaundice. Furloughed on October
30, 1862 for 20 days, returned to active duty in November 1862.
Resigned on February 20, 1863 due to ill health; accepted on
February 26, 1863. |
| Clayton,
William L. |
Buncombe |
25th NC Regiment |
Company
H
Cane Creek Rifles |
July 15, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Frederick
R. Blake |
|
Declined
to be re-elected when regiment re-organized on April 30, 1862. |
| Claywell,
Solomon A. |
Iredell |
4th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
August 3, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
A. Andrews |
Bristoe
Campaign, 2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign,
Spotsylvania, Valley Campaigns, Hanover Junction, Bethesda Church,
Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Monocacy Junction, Snicker's
Gap, 2nd Kernstown, Stephenson's Depot, Berryville, 3rd Winchester,
Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove, Mt. Jackson, Hare's Hill, 3rd Petersburg
(POW) |
Was a Private,
a Corporal, and a Sergeant. POW at the Old Capitol Prison in
Washington DC, the Johnson's Island, OH. Released on June 18,
1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Clegg,
Carney B. |
Chatham |
48th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Chatham Light Infantry |
January 1, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
H. Jones |
2nd Gum
Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg,
2nd Weldon Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Jones's Farm, Burgess'
Mill, Stony Creek Raid, Dabney's Mill, Hare's Hill, 3rd Petersburg,
Amelia Court House, Farmville |
Was a Sergeant.
Served as Acting Commander of the Company during September-October
1864. Surrendered on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, VA. |
| Clegg,
Montraville D. |
Chatham |
48th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
February
10, 1863,
September 7, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
C. Dowd,
Capt. William H.H. Lawhon |
2nd Gum
Swamp, Skirmish at Batchelder's Creek, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe
Station, Mine Run Campaign, Wilderness Campaign, Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, Hanover Junction, Cold Harbor (wounded), 2nd Reams
Station (killed) |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from June 3, 1864 through July 1864. KIA on August
25, 1864 at the battle of 2nd Reams Station, VA. |
| Clegg,
Thomas J. |
Moore |
48th NC Regiment |
Company
D |
February 25, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Benjamin
R. Huske |
|
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Clement,
Henry A. |
Davidson |
54th NC Regiment |
Company
A
Holtsburg Guards |
October 14, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
F. Smith |
2nd Fredericksburg
(wounded), 2nd Winchester, 1st Hagerstown, Somerville Ford, Bristoe
Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign, 2nd Rappahannock
Station, Payne's Farm, 2nd New Bern, 2nd Plymouth, Bermuda Hundred
Campaign, 3rd Winchester, Fisher's Hill, Belle Grove, Dabney's
Mill |
Was a Corporal
and a Sergeant. Richmond Hospital on November 25, 1862. Furloughed
on January 2, 1863, returned to active duty on March 1, 1863.
Richmond Hospital on May 16, 1864, then another unnamed hospital,
until he returned circa August 1864. Resigned on March 10, 1865;
accepted on March 21, 1865. |
| Clement,
John H. |
Davie |
42nd NC Regiment |
Company
F |
March 21,
1862,
June 22, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Wiley
A. Clement |
Tarborough,
Camp Wingfield, Gales' Creek, Bogue Sound Blockhouse, Shepherdsville,
Bermuda Hundred Campaign, Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg, Chaffin's
Farm, 1st Fort Fisher, Northeast Station, 2nd Kinston, Bentonville |
Paroled
on May 1, 1865 at Greensborough, NC. |
| Clement,
Wiley A. |
Davie |
3rd NC Volunteers |
Company
F
Davie Greys |
May 5, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Jesse
A. Clement |
|
Resigned
on March 21, 1862 to raise his own company. Later in the 42nd
NC Regiment as Captain of Company F. |
| Clements,
William W. |
Wake |
Independent
Company |
Wake Rangers |
February 12, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Rufus
S. Tucker |
|
Not re-elected
when company re-organized on April 21, 1862. |
| Clemmons,
John H. |
Brunswick |
Independent Company |
Galloway's
Company |
February 15, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
W. Galloway, Sr. |
Fort Anderson
(POW) |
Was a Private.
Commanded the Company January-February 1863, while Capt. Galloway
was detached. POW at Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC, then
Fort Delaware, DE. Released on June 17, 1865 after taking the
Oath of Allegiance. |
| Clendenin,
George A. |
Alamance |
5th NC Volunteers |
Company
H |
May 22, 1862 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
R. Stockard |
Siege of
Yorktown, Lee's Mill |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on May 2, 1862. Later, a Private in
Company K of the 63rd NC Regiment (5th Cavalry). |
| Clendenin,
Joseph N.H. |
Alamance |
5th NC Volunteers |
Company
H |
May 21, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
R. Stockard |
Siege of
Yorktown, Lee's Mil |
Not re-elected
when regiment re-organized on May 2, 1862. Later, a Sergeant
in Company K of the 63rd NC Regiment (5th Cavalry). |
| Cliborne,
Robert F. |
Granville |
30th NC Regiment |
Company
G
Granville Rangers |
May 1, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. James
A. Barnett |
Seven Pines,
Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill
(wounded) |
Was a Private.
Absent wounded until he resigned on May 11, 1863; accepted on
May 26, 1863. |
| Clifford,
John Well. |
Davie |
Independent
Company,
4th NC Regiment Senior Reserves |
Cain's
Company - Senior Reserves,
Company A |
July 11,
1864,
August 6, 1864 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Cheshire
Sain |
Salisbury |
This Independent
Company was assigned to the 4th NC Regiment Senior Reserves on
August 6, 1864. Assumed he served until the end of the war. |
| Clinard,
Henry |
|
16th NC Battalion - Cavalry |
Company
H |
July 11, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
R. Duval
(absent sick) |
2nd Weldon
Railroad, 2nd Reams Station, Hampton's Beefsteak Raid, Jones's
Farm (killed) |
This unit
was Company D in the 62nd Regiment Georgia Cavalry and re-assigned
to the 16th NC Battalion-Cavalry on July 11, 1864. KIA on September
30, 1864 at the battle of Jones's Farm, VA. |
| Cline,
Ephraim Elcanah |
Catawba |
28th NC Regiment |
Company
C
South Fork Farmers |
August 13, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. Thomas
L. Lowe |
|
No re-elected
when company re-organized on February 27, 1862. Later, a Sergeant
in Company E of the 57th NC Regiment. |
| Cline,
Henry |
Cleveland |
55th NC Regiment |
Company
F
South Mountain Rangers |
April 15, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Peter
M. Mull |
1st Washington |
Resigned
on January 5, 1863; accepted on January 19, 1863. |
| Clinton,
William Stephen |
Orange |
6th NC Regiment |
Company
C |
December 2, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. William
G. Guess |
Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, Salem Church, Brandy Station, 2nd Winchester,
Gettysburg, Bristoe Campaign, Bristoe Station, Mine Run Campaign,
2nd Rappahannock Station, Payne's Farm, 2nd New Bern, Plymouth
(wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Absent wounded from April 20, 1864 until he retired to the NC
Invalid Corps on March 6, 1865. Assigned to the NC Reserves on
March 9, 1865. Nothing more known. |
| Cloninger,
Wiley W. |
Gaston |
28th NC Regiment |
Company
B
Gaston Invincibles |
February 27, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Samuel
N. Stowe |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days' Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill, Frayser's Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, Manassas
Station Operations, 2nd Manassas, Ox Hill, Harper's Ferry, Sharpsburg,
Shepherdstown, Fredericksburg (mortally wounded) |
Was a Sergeant.
Died at field hospital on December 14, 1862 from wounds received
at the battle of Fredericksburg, VA. |
| Clopton,
James F. |
[GA] |
2nd NC Battalion - Infantry |
Company
E
The Anthony Grays |
November 1, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
J. Tucker |
Bristoe
Campaign, Mine Run Campaign |
Was a Private
and captured at the battle of Roanoke Island, paroled, exchanged.
Then a Sergeant and a 3rd Lieutenant. This unit was transferred
as 2nd Company A in the 60th GA Regiment (Infantry) on April
11, 1864. |
| Closs,
William Arendale |
Franklin |
2nd NC
Regiment,
7th NC Regiment |
1st Company
E,
Company E |
May 16,
1861,
August 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Alsey
J. Taylor |
1st New
Bern, Hanover Court House, Seven Days's Battles, Mechanicsville,
Gaines's Mill (killed) |
This Company
was originally designated as 1st Company E of the 2nd NC Regiment,
but never mustered enough men. In August of 1861, it was re-assigned
as Company E of the 7th NC Regiment. KIA on June 27, 1862 at
the battle of Gaines's Mill. |
| Cloud,
Abel S. |
Burke |
16th NC
Regiment |
Company
E
Burke Tigers |
April 26, 1862 |
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Elijah
J. Kirksey |
Fort Magruder,
Seven Pines |
Was a Sergeant.
Promoted to Captain. |
| Cobb,
Andrew J. |
Hertford |
15th NC Battalion - Cavalry |
Company
A |
September
8, 1863,
January 12, 1864 |
3rd Lieutenant,
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Marshal
M. Wise,
Capt. John T. Beaman |
Suffolk,
South Quay |
Captured
at Murfreesborough, NC on April 5, 1865. POW at Camp Hamilton,
VA. Released on June 30, 1865 after taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
| Cobb,
Bryan W. |
Wayne |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
H |
October
8, 1863,
October 12, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
P. Cobb |
Bristoe
Campaign, 2nd Kellysville, Payne's Farm, Wilderness Campaign,
Spotsylvania (wounded), Valley Campaigns, Cold Harbor, Siege
of Petersburg, Monocacy Junction, Snicker's Gap, Stephenson's
Depot, 2nd Kernstown, 3rd Winchester (wounded), Fisher's Hill,
Belle Grove (wounded), Hare's Hill, Farmville, Appomattox Court
House |
Was a Sergeant.
Wounded at Gettysburg, PA as a Sergeant. Hospital in Richmond
on March 27, 1865, returned to active duty on April 2nd. |
| Cobb,
John A. |
Guilford |
21st NC Regiment |
Company
M
Guilford Dixie Boys |
January 29, 1863 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. John
E. Gilmer |
Chancellorsville,
2nd Winchester, 1st Martinsburg, Gettysburg (wounded/POW) |
Was a Private,
and wounded at the battle of 1st Winchester, VA. Left hand amputated
in Gettysburg Hospital, transferred to Baltimore Hospital where
he died on February 1, 1864 of Smallpox. |
| Cobb,
John P. |
Wayne |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
H |
May 16,
1861,
April 22, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. James
A. Washington |
|
Promoted
to Captain, then Colonel. |
| Cobb,
Joseph C. |
Lincoln |
Maj. Matthew
L. McCorkle's Battalion - Senior Reserves |
Company
B |
September 28, 1864 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Joseph
B. Shelton |
|
This battalion
was "most likely" enlarged into the 3rd NC Regiment
Detailed Men in early 1865; records are incomplete. |
| Cobb,
Martin H. |
Caswell |
22nd NC Regiment |
Company
G
Caswell Rifles |
April 25, 1863 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. George
A. Graves |
Chancellorsville
(wounded) |
Was a Private,
and wounded at the battle of 2nd Manassas, VA. Absent wounded
from May 3, 1863 through December 23, 1863. Resigned on March
12, 1864 due to disability. |
| Cobb,
Robert Alexander |
Catawba |
13th NC Volunteers |
Company
F
Catawba Guards |
June 6, 1861 |
3rd Lieutenant |
Capt. M.L.
McCorkle |
|
Asppointed
Commissary (ACS) on September 7, 1861. |
| Cobb,
Wiley J. |
Edgecombe |
43rd NC Regiment |
Company
E
Edgecombe Boys |
January
22, 1862,
May 6, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant,
1st Lieutenant |
Capt. John
A. Vines,
Capt. James R. Thigpen |
Malvern
Hill |
Promoted
to Captain. |
| Cobb,
William H.H. |
Wayne |
2nd NC Regiment |
Company
D |
October 14, 1861 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Walter
S. Stallings |
Seven Days'
Battles, Mechanicsville, Gaines's Mill, Malvern Hill, Boonsboro
Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg |
Resigned
on March 6, 1863. Appointed to Capt/Assistant Surgeon, back dated
to February 20, 1863. |
| Coble,
George Semore P. |
Alamance |
44th NC Regiment |
Company
G |
March 4, 1862 |
2nd Lieutenant |
Capt. Robert
Bingham |
Tranter's
Creek, Fort Anderson, 2nd Washington, Blount's C |
