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HISTORICAL SKETCH:
Very little is known of the North Carolina Senior Reserve Units. A total of 5,618 men were enrolled in 8 units according to D. H. Hill in Confederate Military History. My rosters of these units have a total of 5,237 names:
NC 2nd Infantry Regiment Senior Reserves – 2
NC 3rd Infantry Battalion Senior Reserves – 362
NC 4th Infantry Regiment Senior Reserves – 984
NC 5th Infantry Regiment Senior Reserves – 1100
NC 6th Infantry Regiment Senior Reserves – 955
NC 7th Infantry Regiment Senior Reserves – 938
NC 8th Infantry Regiment Senior Reserves – 874
Hart’s Company NC Senior Reserves – 7
McCorkle’s Battalion NC Senior Reserves – 17
A total of 137 men from Ashe or Alleghany County, North Carolina served in the 5th North Carolina Senior Reserves. The regiment was formed by the consoli-dation of two battalions in the summer of 1864. Most of the companies served as prison guards at Salisbury, North Carolina, but Company F served as a mounted patrol guard for the Northwestern North Carolina counties. Few of the men actually wanted to be in service, and most were AWOL when a muster roll was prepared on February 28, 1865.
OFFICERS:
Colonel:
· Evans, G.B. (D.)
· Evans, Peter G.
Surgeon:
Sergeant:
Corporal:
Quartermaster Sergeant:
Chaplain:
- ASSIGNMENTS:
Prison guards at Salisbury, North Carolina
Mounted patrol guard for the Northwestern North Carolina counties.
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- ROSTERS:
- BIBLIOGRAPHY:
REFERENCES:

The Civil War in North Carolina ©
- 2001 Eastern Digital Resources
The
Civil War in North Carolina
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