Officers:

Emanuel, Wm. P., elected Major May 1862; captured Trevilian Station, 1864; died about 1879

Edens, Henry, promoted captain from 3d lieutenant 1862; honorable discharged 1863; died since war

Breeden, Peter L. promoted from 1st lieutenant 1863; wounded Hawe's Shop 1864.

McGilvray, B. F., 1st lieutenant, transferred 1862; killed Petersburg, Virginia

Breeden, P.L., 1st lieutenant, promoted from 2d lieutenant 1861

Edens, Allen, 1st lieutenant, promoted from 2d lieutenant 1863; died at home

Weatherly, J.N., promoted from 3 lieutenant 1863; wounded at Lee's Mill 1864; died March 3, 1893

Alford, Sion H., 3rd lieutenant, dead

Bristow, Wm. M. 3d lieutenant, resigned 1863; died at home

Long, Henry A. promoted to 3 lieutenant in 1863; died at home 1864

Herndon, John J. 1st sergeant, furnished substitute in 1862; dead

Bennett, Nevil, 1st sergeant, honorably discharged

Bone, Nicholas P. 1st sergeant, died since war

Adams, Jonathan, 2nd sergeant

McColl, John S., 3d sergeant, died since war

Weatherly, C.A., 4th sergeant

McRae, James c. 1st corporal; wounded Haw's Shop

Parish, John, 2nd corporal

Newton, Joseph, 3d corporal

Weatherly, Robert T., 4th corporal, died at Pocotaligo, South Carolina 1863

Smith, Wm. Benjamin, 5th corporal, died since war

Adams, Andrew J., died since war

Adams, Peter L. died Camp Waccamaw 1862

Anderson, George, lost sight of

Bone, Nicholas P., elected sergeant; dead

Bone, Leonard D.

Bass, Wade, H. wounded Trevilian Station, Virginia

Breeden, John L., killed 1864

Brigman, Wm, killed at home 1864

Brigman, John transferred to 26th Regiment South Carolina Volunteers

Brigman, Alex

Brigman, Evander, transferred to 26th Regiment

Britt, James

Britt, Thos. P., dead

Bundy, Wm., dead

Byrd, Levi

Calder, Peter, lost foot at Hawe's Shop; dead

Cope, Daniel, captured at Hawe's Shop; taken prisoner at Point Lookout Prison Camp, Maryland and transferred to Elmira Prison Camp in 1864 until end of the war; died Savannah, Georgia in 1880

Cottingham, Thos., alive

Cottingham, Ucal, wounded Trevilian, died in hospital

Coward, Lewis, went West after war

Cork, James, died since war

Cork, John

Driggers, Aaron T., dead

Driggers, Abner, died since war

Driggers, Philip, killed Lee's Mill 8164

DuPre, Thomas J. transferred from 8th Regiment to Company E; wounded; died since war

Earl, Elijah

Easterling, Henry

Edens, Thomas, W. died 1895

Emanuel, Chas. L. dead

Evans, C.D.

Fraser, John, killed Hawe's Shop 1864

Freeman, Benj, killed Hawe's Shop, May 28, 1864

Freeman, James wounded at Reaves' Station; died since war

Gibson, Thos. Captured Trevilian; died since war

Grant, Barnabas, captured Trevilian; died Elmira Prison, New York

Grooms, Evander, transferred to 26th Regiment S.C. Volunteers

Hall, Wm., transferred to Company D 26th Regiment

Haithcock, Wm

Jackson, Chas. Dead

Jackson, Joseph, captured Trevilian Station; died Elmira Prison, New York

Jackson, Laban M.

Jacobs, Bethel, dead

Jacobs, David

Jacobs, Samuel, transferred to company D 26th Regiment SC Volunteers

Jones, John, killed Hawe's Shop, May 28, 1864

Lide, William

McLaurin, Alex L., dead

McLaurin, D.P., transferred to Company A 23rd Regiment South Carolina Volunteers

McLaurin, Jas. W., captured Stoney Creek, Virginia; died 1894

McLaurin, Lauchlin, A. dead

McLaurin, Loch B.

McInnis, James

McInnis, John

McCrimmon, John A.

McColl, John S. dead

McColl, Hugh S., captured Trevilian; died in prison

Morris, Thos. J.

Marshall, John

Murdock, John T. dead

Mulligan, James

McRae, Angus, died Pocotaligo, South Carolina

McRae, Daniel C. dead

McRae, John D. dead

McRae, James A., dead

McRae, James

McRae, J. Calvin

Newton, Cornelius D.

Newton, Hope Hull, severely wounded, Hawe's Shop, May 28, 1865

Newton, Joseph

Newton, Richard D. died Wilson, North Carolina 1864

Newton Peyton V. died 1896

Newton, Thos. B.

Odom, Evander W. severely wounded Burgess' Mill 1864

Odom, Noah

Odom, Daniel J

Odom, H. King

Odom, Jas. Thomas, killed Trevilian Station 1864

Odom, John, killed Hawe's Shop, 1864

Odom, Nehemiah

Odom, Robt. H., died since war

Odom, Thos. Q.

O'Nails, James

Parker, Andrew dead

Parker, Elijah, wounded

Parker, Harrison, dead

Powers, Ellison, dead

Parrott, James

Prevatt, Angus, wounded Hawe's Shop; died since war

Prevatt, James

Pope, Bennett, J. wounded Hawe's Shop; died since war

Proctor, Thos. A. died since war

Quick, Leggett

Rainwaters, Joshua, died in prison

Rogers, Wm

Roper, Caswell, wounded Lee's Mill, Virginia, died since war

Sanders, Moses P., dead

Sawyer, John H.

Sellers, Bryant J., died McPhersonville, SC, August 13, 1863

Smith, Herbert, captured Trevilian, died in prison

Smith, Joseph R.

Stackhouse, H. Milton

Stackhouse, Robt. Boyd, died since war from wound received at Hawe's Shop

Stackhouse, John, captured and died Elmira Prison, New York

Stuckey, Ben N

Stubbs, Thos A. dead

Sweat, Henry, died since war

Sweat, Saml. Dead

Sweat, Sandford, dead

Sweat, Wm. K, dead

Thomas, James, died at Camp Marion, South Carolina, 1862

Thomas, Nathan S. dead

Weatherly Isaac, dead

West, William, wounded Hawe's Shop, died since war

Young, Jackson, lost sight of.

(Where not marked dead, supposed to be alive)

The notations after each man is his status when the book was written in the late 1890s. The book was published posthumously in 1897.

A History of Marlboro County, South Carolina by J.A .W. Thomas Reprint sponsored by the Marlborough Historical Society
Gateway Press, Inc. Baltimore 1989
Originally published Atlanta, 1897
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 73-181859
International Standard Book Number 0-8063-7985-5

Special thanks to Barbara Cope Svetlick (Gumba@worldnet.att.net) for transcribing this roster.