Roll of Company "K," Fourteenth Regiment South Carolina Volunteers:
D. C. Tomkins, Captain, resigned in 1862.
O. W. Allen, First Lieutenant; resigned in 1862.
W. L. Stevens, Second Lieutenant; resigned in 1863.
James H. Allen, Third Lieutenant; promoted to Captain in 1863.
J. A. Landrum, First Sergeant; killed in battle May 12th, 1864, at Spottsylvania C. H., Va.
B. B. Bryan, Second Sergeant; made Second Lieutenant; disabled in battle 3rd of May, 1864.
Simeon Cogburn, Third Sergeant; made Second Lieutenant; severly wounded at Gettysburg July 1st, 1863.
E. L. Strother, Fourth Sergeant; wounded near Richmond, Va., detailed to Pioneer Company.
E. R. Mobley, Fifth Sergeant; killed at Gettysburg, Pa., July 3rd, 1863.
J. R. Hill, Sixth Sergeant; wounded.
R. G. Johnson, First Corporal; wounded in battle - discharged.
F. L. Harling, Second Corporal; killed at Fredericksburg, Va., 13th December, 1863.
E. M. Outzs, Third Corporal; killed at Fredericksburg, Va., 13th December, 1863.
J. C. Buzhardt, 4th Corporal; severely wounded at Gettysburg, Pa., July 3rd, 1863.
R. S. Tombs, Fifth Corporal; wounded at Gettysburg, 1st July, 1863.
J. U. Werts, Sixth Corporal; died since the war.
PRIVATES.
A. B. Adams, killed at Gettysburg, Pa., 1st July, 1863;
W. H. W. Adams; W. J. Adams, wounded near Richmond - transferred to supporting force at home; W. S. Allen, appointed Second Lieutenant for distinguished valor at Spottsylvania C. H., May 12th, 1864, and assigned to Company "K," Fourteenth, South Carolina Volunteers, as Brevet Captain; A. B. Amaker, wounded near Richmond, 1862, discharged 28th December, 1864; R. D. Amaker, wounded; Alex Adkins, died since the war; Oliver Adkins, eye shot out near Richmond, Va., discharged; H. R. Adkins, recruit; Jesse Berry, died of disease at Richmond; J. P. Berry, died of wounds near Richmond; A. M. Buzhardt, died of wounds in hands of enemy; J. W. Buzhardt, discharged; Wm. Bledsoe; V. B. Bledsoe, died of disease at Richmond, 1862; Benj. Busby; D. P. Butler; Goodwin Bryan, killed in batle near Richmond; Lewis Bledsoe, died at home of measles; J. H. Cogburn, died of disease in hospital at Richmond, 1862; Charbar Dean, severely wounded; J. L. Dobey, killed at Gettysburg July 1st, 1863; Wm. Dodgen; Wm. Durst; Benedict Dean, died at home of measles; A. B. Dean, received in place of Peter Rogers; Joshua Edwards; J. H. Edwards, detailed to Pioneer Company; Gibson P. Faulkner, severely wounded near Richmond; G. W. Free killed at Gettysburg 3rd July, 1863; L. M. Free, detailed to Pioneer Company; John Faulkner, severely wounded and captured at Gettysburg 1st July, 1863; Thos. Faulkner; Whit Glauzier, severely wounded - Wilderness, 1864; J. M. Goleman, killed near Richmond; U. J. Goleman, severely wounded near Richmond; W. J. Graham, killed near Richmond; W. D. Graddick; Jno. A. Green, wounded and transferred to cavalry; H. E. Green, detailed to brass band; Joseph Harling, died at hospital; Lemuel Harling; James Harling; died at hospital; Rufus Harling, wounded at Gettysburg July 1st, 1863, also at Wilderness; T. B. Harvey, died of wounds in hospital; Whit Harvely; Milledge Hall, died of disease at hospital; W. M. Harris, wounded; P. B. Head, wounded and discharged; B. R. Hill; Mahlon Hearn, killed at Second Manassas; W. F. Horn, died after war from old wounds; Cornelius Horn; D. B. Johnston, died of disease at hospital; Allen King, killed at Gettysburg July 1st, 1863; M. C. Little, killed at Chancellorsville, Va.; L. O. Lovelace, belonged to brass band; E. M. Martin, Belonged to brass band; B. W. Mayson; J. M. May, killed near Richmond, Va.; Silas Morse, furnished a substitute; Solomon Morse, joined Laurens Artillery without leave; W. H. Monce, deserted in Battle of the Wilderness; E. V. Mobley, discharged and joined cavalry; John Malay, substitute for Stevens Tompkins - deserted; Willis Neal, died of wounds at hospital; W. H. Neal, died of wounds at hospital; John Ouzts; Martin Ouzts; Andrew Ouzts, killed near Richmond; John W. Ouzts; James Ouzts, killed at Gettysburg; Marion Ouzts; F. M. Ouzts; W. H. Outzts, severely wounded; J. L. Ouzts, killed at Wilderness; J. H. Ouzts; B. F. Ouzts; George Ouzts, killed at Gettysburg 1st July, 1863; Franklin Ouzts, lost an arm at Spottsylvania C. H. 12th May, 1864; Jesse Parkman, killed near Richmond; J. S. Pollattie, left command without leave; H. D. Quattlebaum, died of disease at hospital; Larkin Rice, wounded at Noel Station; James Riley, discharged; Williamson Rice, killed at Gettysburg 1st July, 1863; Peter Rodgers, exchanged for A. B. dean; J. L. Russell; Martin Rodgers; A. J. Rome; J. Asa Stevens, wounded; Lafayette Stevens, severely wounded; M. W. Stevens, killed at Gettysburg 1st July, 1863; Thos. Steedhan, died of disease at hospital; John Sheppard; B. N. Strother;
Timmerman, J. L. killed near Richmond
A. J. Timmerman, B. M. Timmerman, died of disease in hospital; B. W. Timmerman, discharged; E. Timmerman, severely wounded at Gettysburg 1st July, 1863; G. M. Timmerman, severely wounded at Gettysburg 1st July, 1863; J. H. Timmerman; J. L. Timmerman, died of disease in hospital; R. W. Timmerman, died of disease in hospital; F. Timmerman, killed; W. E. Timmerman; Jno. Tomkins, died of wounds; Stevens Thompkins, furnished Jno. Malay substitute; W. H. Turner exchanged for Franklin Ouzts; George Turner; James Taylor; A. C. Werts; M. W. Wooten, killed at the Wilderness.
Total, officers, 16; privates, 114; total, rank and file, 130.
Killed in battle, 22; died of disease, 14; died of wounds, one since the war, 7; total number of deaths, 43.
Wounds received, not fatal, 26.
The deaths in this company is thus seen to be about one-third of the whole number of enlisted men in it.
This I find to be above the average - it is rarely greater - sometimes less.