CRAWFORD COUNTY  GA   Co E - 6th regiment - Jackson Guards

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MUSTER ROLL OF COMPANY E, 6th REGIMENT
 GEORGIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY
 ARMY OF TENNESSEE
 C. S. A.
CRAWFORD COUNTY, GEORGIA
 ("CRAWFORD COUNTY GREYS")

Cleveland, Wilde C. Captain May  27, 1861  Elected
Major; Lieut Colonel March  26, 1863 Resigned account
of disability June  16, 1863

Simmons, Thomas J 1st Lieutenant May  27, 1861
Resigned March  15, 1862 Elected Lieut Colonel, 45th
Regiment  Ga Inf March 15, 1862 Wounded at Cold
Harbor, Va June  27, 1862 Elected Colonel October  13,
1862 Surrendered Appomattox, Va April  9, 1865

Fowler, Zephaniah A-2d Lieutenant May  27, 1861
Elected 1st Lieutenant April 16, 1862 , Captain March
26, 1863 Roll for April 30, 1864, last on file, shows
him present Resigned in 1864. (Died Nov 16, 1893. Burial:Butler Cem Taylor Co)

McCrary, Jackson J--Jr 2d Lieutenant May 27, 1861
Resigned October 9, 1861 Appointed 5th Sergeant of Co
K, 45th Regiment Ga Inf March 4, 1862 Furloughed
for 50 days December 19, 1862 No later record in this
company Enlisted as a private in Co B, 8th Battn Ga
State Guards Cavalry July 7, 1863 Mustered out January
7, 1864 Elected 2d Lieutenant of Co A, 8th Regiment
Ga Militia in 1864 Surrendered at Macon, Ga April
1865

Jenkins, William H- 1st Sergeant May 27, 1861 Killed
at Cold Harbor, Va June 27, 1862

Ellis, Thomas B 2d Sergeant May 27, 1861 Died at
Knoxville, Ga August  27, 1861

Harris, Frederick E-3d Sergeant May 27, 1861
Discharged account of pulmonary disease at Yorktown, Va
July 26, 1861 Born in Crawford County, Ga in 1840

Walker, Thomas H--4th Sergeant May 27, 1861 Killed at
Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862

McCallan, Frank W 1st Corporal May 27, 1861 Killed at
Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862

Harris, Nathaniel B- 2d Corporal May 27, 1861
Discharged October l, 1861 Re-enlisted as a private
August  20, 1862 Killed at Sharpsburg, Md September
17, 1862

Bazemore, Richard M--3d Corporal May 27, 1861
Appointed 2d Sergeant March 1862 Wounded, resulting in
amputation of leg, at Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862
 Discharged, disability

White, Benjamin F- 4th Corporal May 27, 1861 Appointed
2d Corporal in 1861 Discharged, disability, Yorktown,
Va, August 20, 1861

Prevatt, Joseph S-Musician May 27, 1861 Appointed
Regi-mental Musician On detail duty in Ga April 30,
1864 No later record

PRIVATES-

Andrews, John W- private September 15, 1863
Wounded at Bentonville, N C March 18, 1865
Surrendered Greensboro, N C April 26, 1865

Arnold, Anderson C- private May 14, 1862 Roll
for April 30, 1864, last on file, shows him present No
later record

Arnold, Jones W- - private July 28, 1861 Wounded
at Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862 Roll for April
30, 1864, last on file, shows him present No later
record

Arnold, Thomas C- private May 27, 1861 Wounded
at Cold Harbor, Va June 27, 1862 Discharged,
disability, April 22, 1863

Barrett, John B- private June 15, 1861 Died at
Yorktown, Va September 16, 1861

Barrett, W- - private June 15, 1861 Died July
1861

Bowers, Henry C (or Henry N)- private June 15,
1861 Appointed 3d Corporal March 1862 Wounded at
Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862, Ocean Pond, Fla
February 20, 1864 Wounded through left thigh and ankle
at Drewry's Bluff, Va May 16, 1864 Admitted to
Ocmulgee Hospital, Macon, Ga, November 4, 1864, on
account gun shot wound, and transferred November 18,
1864, place not stated Home on wounded furlough close
of war Born in Ga June 24, 1845 Died in Crawford
County, Ga January 18, 1915

Brewster, William D- - private Captured at James
Island, S C July 16, 1863 Died of typhoid pneumonia
at Elmira, N Y October 17, 1864 Grave #548, Woodlawn
National Cemetery

Bryan, Steph A (or Bryant)- private June 22, 1861
 Severely wounded at Drewry's Bluff, Va May 16, 1864
No later record

Bryant, Asberry- private May 11, 1862 Captured,
date and place not given On detached service in Engineer
Corps September 1, 1863 - April 30, 1864
Transferred to Co 6, 2d Regiment Confederate Engineer
Troops (which was attached to 1st Engineer Regi-ment from
date of organization) No later record

Cone, William A- private July 1864 Captured at
Weldon Railroad, Va August  19, 1864 Paroled at Point
Lookout, Md November 1864 Exchanged at Venus Point,
Savannah River, Ga November 15, 1864 No later record

Danielly, John M- private May 27, 1861
Appointed 1st Sergeant June 27, 1862 Died at Knight's
Factory at Lynchburg, Va August  8 or 12, 1862 Buried
there in Confederate Cemetery No1, 3d Line, Lot 162

Derriso, A J- - private August  27, 1862
Substitute for L W Mobley Killed at Sharpsburg, Md
September 17, 1862

Duke, John- private February 1864 No later
record

Dunman, Thomas- private September 3, 1862
Discharged, disability, January 8, 1863

Elliott, William A- private May 27, 1861
Killed at Petersburg, Va June 18, 1864

Fellin, George- private April 1863 Substitute
Deserted April 15, 1863

Felts, Francis Marion- private March 8, 1862
Discharged, furnished H Tobin as substitute, April 6,
1862

Flynn, John- private March 8, 1863 Substitute for
L P Lucas Wounded at Petersburg, Va June 9, 1864
No later record

Ford, William- private May 27, 1861 Discharged,
disability, at Yorktown, Va October 20, 1861 Enlisted
as a private in Co K, 45th Regiment Ga Inf March
4, 1862 Discharged, disability; at camp near Richmond,
Va July 15, 1862

Fowler, Wilson L (or L Wilson)- private March 25,
1864 Wounded at Drewry's Bluff, Va May 16, 1864 No
later record

Goodin, Mathew J- - private May 27, 1861
Discharged, disability, October 30, 1861 Enlisted as a
private in Co B, 8th Battn Ga State Guards Cavalry
July 7, 1863 Mustered out January 7, 1864 No later
record

Goodin, Robert A(or A Robert)- private May 27,
1861 Died at Yorktown, Va August  7, 1861

Ham, Phillip J- - private May 27, 1861 Wounded at
Cold Harbor, Va June 27, 1862, Petersburg, Va June
18, 1864 No later record

Hammock, Aurelius H- - private May 27, 1861
Discharged, disability, at Yorktown, Va January 11,
1862 Enlisted as a private in Co K, 45th Regiment
Ga Inf March 4, 1862 Appointed 1st Corporal May 5,
1862 Captured near Petersburg, Va March 25, 1865
Released at Pt Lookout, Md June 27, 1865

Hammock, Felix W- private May 27, 1861
Discharged, disability, July 4, 1861 

Hardin, J W- - private May 27, 1861 Appointed 3d
Sergeant Severely wounded at Drewry's Bluff, Va May 16,
1864 Captured at Macon, Ga April 1865

Harper, J M- - private May 27, 1861 Died in
Richmond, Va hospital August  22, 1862

Harris, H C- - private February 19, 1863
Substitute for G W Wright Wounded at Petersburg, Va
July 30, 1864 Died from wounds September 1864

Harris, James E- private May 5, 1862 Severely
wounded February 21, 1865

Harris, Robert H - private May 27, 1861 Appointed
Sergeant Captured at Weldon Railroad, Va August  19,
1864 Paroled at Pt Lookout, Md and transferred to
Aiken's Landing, Va for exchange March 14, 1865
Received at Boulware & Cox's Wharves James River, Va
March 16, 1865 No later record

Harris, Rufus R- - private May 27, 1861
Discharged, furnished substitute, January 1862
Enlisted as a private in Co B, 8th Battn Ga State
Guards Cavalry July 7, 1863 Mustered out January 7,
1864 No later record

Harris, William H- private May 27, 1861 Killed
at Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862

Hartley, George J W- - private May 27, 1861
Discharged, disability, at Yorktown, Va October 27,
1861

Hillsman, Jeremiah L- private May 27, 1861 Sick
at Rich-mond, Va February 27, 1862 Discharged,
disability, Yorktown, Va August  1862

Hobbs, Berry- private March 8, 1862 Roll for
April 30, 1864, last on file, shows him present No
later record

Hobbs, Oscar F- private June 22, 1861 Roll for
April 30, 1864, last on file, shows him present No
later record

Hobbs, Paschal B- private May 14, 1862
Discharged, disability, Richmond, Va, October 5, 1862
Died November 11, 1862 (Born in 1845)

Holmes, James H- - private July 28, 1861 Captured
at Bentonville, N C March 18, 1865 Released at Pt
Lookout, Md June 13, 1865

Honeycut, John (or Hunnicutt)- private July 28,
1861 Died at Yorktown, Va November 12, 1861

Hortman, John P- - private August  20, 1863 Roll
for April 30, 1864, last on file, shows him present No
later record

Hortman, Samuel W- private July 28, 1861
Wounded at Cold Harbor, Va June 27, 1862 Discharged
on account of wounds December 31, 1862

Hortman, William H- private May 27, 1861
Wounded at Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862 Roll for
April 30, 1864, last on file, shows him present No
later record

Irby, Franklin J (or Franklin H)- private May
27, 1861 Died at Knoxville, Ga September 15, 1863

Irby, Joseph H- private March 25, 1864
Surrendered Greensboro, N C April 26, 1865

Jackson, James L- private May 27, 1861
Discharged because of permanent injury July 15, 1862

Jackson, Shadrick F- - private May 27, 1861 Killed
at Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862

Jenkins, W F- private November 28, 1861
Appointed Sergeant Died in service

Johnson, James- private May 27, 1861 Wounded,
resulting in amputation of arm, and captured at Weldon
Railroad, Va August  19, 1864 Paroled at Elmira, N
Y for exchange March 10, 1865 Received at Boulware &
Cox's Wharves, James River, Va March 15, 1865

Jones, John T- private July 28, 1861 Wounded at
Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862, Petersburg, Va
June 9 or 18, 1864 Died from wounds

Jordan, Richard M- private June 15, 1861
Appointed Sergeant Killed at Bentonville, N C March
18, 1865 (husband of Martha Thames Jordan)
Note: Copies of Letters in Crawford County Library - Roberta

Kelley, George- private April 10, 1863
Substitute for J T Lucas Deserted April 25, 1863

Kendrick, Samuel A- - private May 27, 1861 Wounded
at Cold Harbor, Va June 27, 1862 Died from wounds in
Richmond, Va hospital July 18, 1862

Lamb, Peter J- Enlisted as a private in Co E, 1st
Regiment Ga State Troops January 16, 1863
Transferred to Co E, 6th Regiment Ga Inf Captured near
Atlanta, Ga August  7, 1864 Died of typhoid fever at
Camp Chase, O September 16, 1864 Grave #250, Camp
Chase Confederate Cemetery

Lucas, James T- - private May 27, 1861 Wounded
August  19, 1862, Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862
Discharged, furnished George Kelley as substitute, April 
10, 1863 Elected 1st Lieutenant of Co C, 8th Regiment 
Ga Militia in 1864 Surrendered Augusta, Ga April
1865

Lucas, L P-Enlisted as a private in Co C, 8th
Regiment Ga Inf April 15, 1861 Transferred to Co
E, 6th Regiment Ga Inf Wounded Sharpsburg, Md
September 17, 1862Discharged, furnished John, Flynn as
substitute, March 8, 1863 Died in 1863

Madden, Edward- private May 27, 1861 Killed at
Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862

Marshall, Henry D- private March 1, 1864 Wounded
and captured at Bentonville, N C March 18, 1865 No
later record

Marshall, John L- private May 14, 1862 Wounded
at Cold Harbor, Va June 27, 1862 Roll for April 30,
1864, last on file, shows him present No later record

Marshall, Thomas J- private May 27, 1861
Elected Jr2d Lieutenant November 11, 1861, 2d
Lieutenant April 16, 1862 Severely wounded at
Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862 Elected 1st
Lieutenant March 26, 1863, Captain in 1864
Surrendered Greensboro, N C April 26, 1865

Martin, Alfred W- - private May 27, 1861 Killed at
Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862

Martin, G W- - private May 5, 1862 Wounded at
Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862, Weldon Railroad,
Va August  19, 1864 Surrendered Greensboro, N C
April 26, 1865

Martin, Thomas J- - private May 5, 1862 Wounded at
Cold Harbor, Va June 27, 1862 Roll for April 30,
1864, last on file, shows him present No later record

Mathews, Aaron J, Jr- private May 27, 1864 Died
at Richmond, Va August  4, 1864 Buried there in
Hollywood Cemetery Mathews, Aaron J, Sr- - private
May 27, 1861 Died at Danville, Va June 24, 1862
Buried in Confederate Cemetery at Lynchburg, Va No9, 3d
Line, Lot 173

Mathews, Jesse P- private May 27, 1861 Died at
Yorktown, Va October 1861

Mathews, Wesley P- private May 27, 1861 Elected
Jr2d Lieutenant March 26, 1862 Wounded at Drewry's
Bluff, Va May 16, 1864 Killed at Cold Harbor, Va
June 2, 1864

McAfee, Augustus J- private May 27, 1861
Discharged, disability, October 29, 1861 Enlisted as a
private in Co B, 8th Battn Ga State Guards Cavalry
July 7, 1863 Mustered out January 1, 1864 No later
record

McAfee, Owen M- - private May 27, 1861 Died in
Yorktown, Va September 11, 1861

McCrary, William R- - private May 27, 1861 Elected
1st Lieutenat of Co K, 45th Regiment Ga Inf March 4;
1862 Killed at Fredericksburg, Va December 16, 1862
(Buried in Crawford County, Ga)

Merritt, Luke - private December 3, 1863 Roll for
April 30, 1864, last on file, shows him present No
later record

Merritt, William- private May 27, 1861 Roll for
April 30, 1864, last on file, shows him present No
later record

Miller, Alonzo A- - private May 15, 1863 Roll for
April 30, 1864, last on file, shows him present No
later record

Mobley, Lewis W- private May 27, 1861
Discharged, furnished AJ Derriso as substitute, August 
27, 1862 Enlisted as a private in Co B, 8th Battn
Ga State Guards Cavalry July 7, 1863 Mustered out
January 7, 1864 No later record

Moran, William W- private May 27, 1861 Killed
at Cold Harbor, Va June 27, 1862

Morgan, George W- - private May 27, 1861 Appointed
4th Corporal in 1861 Wounded at Drewry's Bluff, Va May
16, 1864 Surrendered Greensboro, N C April 26, 1865
 Died at Macon, Ga in 1899

Morgan, James H - private June 28, 1861 Died
August  19 or 30, 1861

Morgan, T M- - private April 27, 1864 Died at
Richmond, Va July 27, 1864 Buried there in Hollywood
Cemetery

Nathan, Abraham - private May 27, 1861 Wounded at
Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862 Transferred to Co
C, 2d Battn Vir-ginia Local Defense in Clothing Dept
June 18, 1863, to Clothing Dept Columbus, Ga prior to
April 1864 No later record

Newsom, DeWitt C- - private May 27, 1861 Killed at
Drewry's Bluff, Va May 16, 1864

Newsom, Napoleon Bonapart- private May 27, 1861
Appointed 1st Corporal September 17, 1862 Wounded and
captured at Sharps-burg, Md September 17, 1862
Paroled at Hoffman Hospital October 1, 1862
Transferred to Co 6, May 1864 No later record

Nichols, James M - private March 8, 1862 Died of
disease at Danville, Va July 18, 1862

Nichols, Robert B- - private May 27, 1861 Wounded
at South Mountain, Md September 14, 1862,
Chancellorsville, Va May 3, 1863, Ocean Pond, Fla
February 20, 1864 On wounded furlough April 30, 1864


Nichols, Vincent A- - private May 27, 1861 Died at
Danville, Va June 29, 1862 Owens, Thomas J- -
private May 27, 1861 Appointed 3d Sergeant in 1864
Wounded at Bentonville, N C March 18, 1865
Surrendered Greensboro, N C April 26, 1865 

Parham, C G- - private May 8, 1862 Died July 29,
1864 Parham, Henry T- - private March 8, 1862
Wounded at Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862 Died
from wounds in hospital September 1862

Parham, Raymond R- - private May 27, 1861 Died at
Richmond, Va July 9, 1862

Parker, David A- private May 27, 1861 Roll for
April 30, 1864, last on file, shows him present No
later record

Parker, Patterson G-- private March 8, 1862
Wounded in 1864 Died of wounds July 29, 1864

Parker, William R- - private May 27, 1861 Wounded
at Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862 Died of
pneumonia in General Hospital #27, Richmond, Va, October
27, 1862 

Parker, W P- - private Captured at Sharpsburg, Md
September 14, 1862 Sent from Ft Delaware, Del to
Aiken's Landing, Va for exchange November 10, 1862 No
later record

Passmore, J F- - private March 8, 1862 Died in
hospital October 1, 1862

Phelps, Francis P(or Francis M)- private May 27,
1861 Died in Richmond, Va hospital March 1862

Pope, Leroy H- - private May 27, 1861Appointed
Regimental Musician Roll for April 30, 1864, last on
file, shows him present No later record

Preston, John W- private May 27, 1861 Wounded at
Seven Pines, Va May 31, 1862 Appointed 5th Sergeant
in 1862 Wounded at Cold Harbor, Va June 27, 1862
Discharged account of wounds October 5, 1862

Radsford, Michael- private May 27, 1861 Wounded
at Cold Harbor, Va June 27, 1862 Wounded and captured
at Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862 Exchanged
Absent, sick, April 1-30, 1864 No later record

Roberts, James H- private May 27, 1861 Appointed
Corporal Wounded at Cold Harbor, Va June 27, 1862
Died of wounds in Givathmey (or Gwathmey) Hospital at
Richmond, Va August  9, 1862

Roberts, James M - private May 27, 1861
Appointed Corporal Wounded and captured at Sharpsburg,
Md September 17, 1862 Paroled September 27, 1862
Died in service

Roberts, Joseph W- - private May 27, 1861 Wounded
at Cold Harbor, Va June 27, 1862 Killed at
Petersburg, Va July 21, 1864

Rowell, James W- private May 27, 1861 Wounded at
Malvern Hill, Va July 1, 1862 Captured at
Bentonville, N C March 18, 1865 Released at Pt
Lookout, Md June 17, 1865

Rowell, John J- - private July 28, 1861 Appointed
Corporal Wounded and captured at Sharpsburg, Md
September 17, 1862 Died of wounds in White House
Hospital near Sharpsburg, Md September 1862

Rowell, Thomas E- private April 1, 1864 Roll for
April 30, 1864, last on file, shows him present No
later record

Rowell, W R- - private March 8, 1862 Killed at
Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862

Sanders, Henry Clay- private June 15, 1861
Appointed Musician; 1st Sergeant July 1862 Elected Jr
2d Lieutenant August 24, 1864 Surrendered Greensboro,
N C April 26, 1865

Sanders, John Madison- private May 27, 1861
Wounded at Seven Pines, Va May 31, 1862, Bentonville,
N C March 18, 1865 In High Point, N C hospital,
wounded, April 26, 1865

Simmons, John W- private May 27, 1861
Discharged December 24, 1861

Spain, William B- private March 8, 1862
Surrendered Greensboro, N C April 26, 1865

Stembridge, Benjamin- private May 27, 1861
Wounded and captured at Sharpsburg, Md September 17,
1862 A paroled prisoner of war September 27, 1862 No
later record

Stephens, Inmon C- - private May 27, 1861
Appointed 2d Sergeant in 1861 Elected 2d Lieutenant
March 26, 1863 Killed at Bentonville, N C March 18,
1865

Stephens, John B (or Stevens)- private June 22,
1861 Wounded at Cole's Farm, Va March 9, 1865 Died
from wounds

Stephens, Wiley G(or Stevens)- private May 27,
1861 Discharged, disability, August  10, 1862 Re-
enlisted April 7, 1863 Killed at Drewry's Bluff, Va
May 16, 1864

Stephens, William M (or Stevens)- private May 27,
1861 Severely wounded at Bentonville, N C March 19,
1865 Surren-dered Greensboro, N C April 26, 1865

Taylor, Franklin C- private May 27, 1861
Severely wounded at Cold Harbor, Va June 27, 1862
Roll for April 30, 1864, last on file, shows him
present No later record

Taylor, James A- - private July 28, 1861 Died of
pneumonia in Stark, Ga hospital February 13, 1862
(Place of death also given as Yorktown, Va)

Tobin, Henry- private April 6, 1862 Substitute
for F M Felts Deserted April 6, 1862 Visage, John-
-- private February 1864 No later record

Walker, Joel A- - private June 15, 1861 Discharged
August  19, 1861 Enlisted as a private in Co K,
45th Regiment Ga Inf March 4, 1862 Elected 2d
Lieutenant June 4, 1863, 1st Lieutenant December 2,
1864 Captured at Petersburg, Va March 25, 1865
Released, Ft Delaware, DelJune 17, 1865

Warren, Willis W - private May 27, 1861 Sick in
Richmond, Va hospital October 31, 1861 No later
record

Watson, William M- private June 15, 1861 Wounded
at Seven Pines, Va May 31, 1862 Died of wounds June
27, 1862

Weaver, James T(or T James)- private May 27,
1861 Discharged, disability, August  1, 1862 Died
August  25, 1862

Weaver, Samuel E - private May 27, 1861 Severely
wounded at Petersburg, Va July 30, 1864 No later
record

Wellons, Albert H- - private May 27, 1861 Killed
at Seven Pines, Va May 31, 1862

Wells, Alfred W - private May 27, 1861 Wounded at
Seven Pines, Va May 31, 1862, Culpeper, Va December
17, 1863 Roll for April 30, 1864, last on file, shows
him present No later record

White, Henry C- - private May 27, 1861 Discharged
December 1861 - Whittington, Ephraim O - private
May 27, 1861 Discharged August  19, 1861

Wilder, Edward G- - private May 27, 1861 Died May 
30, 1862

Wilder, James E - private May 27, 1861 Died in
Richmond, Va hospital May 14, 1862

Williams, John W - private May 27, 1861 Wounded
at Sharpsburg, Md September 17, 1862, Bentonville, N
C March 18, 1865 Surrendered Greensboro, N C April 
26, 1865

Woodall, Jasper N- private June 18, 1861
Discharged, disability, August  19, 1861

Woodall, Stephen B- private May 27, 1861 Died
January 10, 1862

Wright, George W- - private May 27, 1861
Discharged, furnished H C Harris as substitute,
February 19, 1863

Wright, James M- - private July 1864 No later
record


 CAMP 6th GA Regiment NEAR GREENSBOROUGH, N C
 April 22nd 1865 

At a meeting of Co E, 6th Ga Vols held this day the
follow-ing Preamble & Resolutions were unanimously
adopted -

WHEREAS, after four years of hard service in defense of
our country we find (to say nothing of those who have
been dis-abled for life, ) that fifty four of our number
are now absent from their places in our midst having gone
to that bourne from whence no traveler returns, (twenty
nine having been killed and died of wounds and twenty
five died of disease, ) and so we trust are gathered to
their heavenly Father on high to enjoy that rich
inheritance wherein they are happy and free from the many
toils, trials, hardships and privations they knew on
earth; we their coassociates in arms adopt this occasion
to refer to them and to drop a tear to their memory
before we disband to return to our homes

Comrades - Peaceful and sweet be your rest Now May you
be soldiers of that cross which was crimson with
Emmanuel's blood and henceforth and forever yours be a
rich felicity beneath the approving smiles of God

To give expression to our feelings occasioned by the
melan-choly and affecting events of the past four years
of bloodshed and strife, it is therefore

RESOLVED, that the sad and trying dispensation which has
deprived us of the society of Lts W P Mathews and I
C Ste-phens, Sergts W H Jenkins, T B Ellis, Thos
Walker, J M Dan-ielly and R M Jordan, Corpls F W
McCallan, J H Roberts and J J Rowell and - private
s W Barrett, A J Derriso, W A Elliott, A R Goodin,
J M Harper, N B Harris, H C Harris, W H Harris,
P B Hobbs, J Hunnicutt, F d Irby, J T Jones, S F
Jackson, S A Hendrick, A W Martin, A J Mathews,
Sr, A J Mathews, Jr, d P Mathews, J H Morgan,
Owen M McAfee, W W Moran, D C Newsom, V A Nichols,
James M Nichols, W R Parker, P G Parker, R R
Parham, F M Phelps, H T Parham, J F Passmore, W R
Rowell, J M Roberts, J W Roberts, W G Stephens, J
B Stephens, B Stembridge, Jas Taylor, T J Weaver, A
H Wellons, J E Wilder, E G Wilder, S B Woodall and
W M Watson, has touched us deeply and truly made us
lament the severance of ties that link a golden chain
which bound their hearts to ours

RESOLVED, that we sincerely sympathize with the families
of our beloved comrades and trust that a merciful God in
His own good time will develop the wisdom of His ways and
restore to them a quiet reliance on him who doeth all
things well and wisely

RESOLVED, that the above Preamble and Resolutions be
published in some Georgia paper and that copies of the
same be sent to the respective families of our fallen
comrades with the warm appreciation that they have the
unfeigned sympathy of the few remaining Crawford Greys
(signed) H M Sanders, Sect T J Marshall, Chairman

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Carla Miles http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00010.html#0002476 August 1, 2004, 12:27 pm

The Butler Herald
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, July 21, 1891
Page Four

Town and Country

A reunion of Company E, Sixth Georgia Regiment of Volunteers of Crawford 
County, will take place at Roberta on Wednesday, the 22nd inst.  We publish 
elsewhere an entire list of the company which will be of much interest to the 
surviving members which has been furnished us by Capt. Z.A. Fowler, of Butler 
who was acting as 2nd Lieutenant at the time the company left for the army, but 
was afterward promoted as captain of his company.  Everybody is invited and a 
grand time is expected with the old veterans of the “lost cause.”

Reunion of Company E, Sixth Ga. Regiment Crawford Volunteers

The following is a list of the officers and members of
the Company E, Sixth Regiment of Georgia Volunteers of
Crawford County, Ga., enlisted in the service of the
Confederate States of America.

Explanation of abbreviations – D is dead. L living. K
killed in battle so far as is known to the writer.

W.C. Cleveland, Capt., L, and eminent minister of the
Primitive Baptist order. T.J. Simmons, L, 1st Lieut.
now Judge of the Supreme Court of Georgia.  Z.A.
Fowler, 2nd Lieut., now living in Taylor County, J.J.
McCrary, 3rd Lieut. now in the asylum.

Privates

J.W. Andrews, D., Anderson Arnold, L., Jonas Arnold,
L., Thomas Arnold, L., Henry Bowers, L., John Barrett,
died at York Town; Dick Bazemore, wounded at Sharpsburg
(left leg); Seaborn Bryant, L., John Bryant, L., John
Derrisoe, killed at Sharpsburg, Va.; J.M. Danielly, D.,
William Elliott, killed at Petersburg, Va.; William
Ford, died at home; W. L. Fowler, L., John Flynn, L.,
Marion Fetts, L., Gus Goodwin, the first man that died
in the company; Matthews Goodwin, insane in the asylum
at Milledgeville; James Homes, died in the asylum;
James Harden, L., Rufus Harris, D., W.H. Harris, killed
in battle; Nat Harris, killed in battle; Sam Hortman,
L., William Hortman, L., John Hortman, L., Robert
Harris, L., Elisha Harris, L., Fred Harris, L., P.J.
Ham, L., John Hornyent, D., Clay Harris, D., Frank
Irby, D., Joe Irby, L., Sam Kendrick, D., L.P. Lucas,
D., J.T. Lucas, L., Jas. Johnson, L., (lost an arm),
J.T. Jones, killed in battle, W.H. Jenkins, killed in
battle, Dick Jordan, killed in battle, Jas. Jackson,
L., Shack Jackson, killed in battle, G.W. Morgan, L.,
Perry Mathis, died at York Town, Wesley Mathews, killed
in battle, Alf Martin, killed in battle, Wash Martin,
D., T.J. Martin, L., Lewis Mobley, L., Jack Mathews,
D., Frank McAllen, killed in battle, Mike Madden, L.,
J.A.J. McAfee, L., Owen McAfee, D., T.J. Marshall, L.,
John Marshall, L., Dawson Marshall, L., William
McCrary, killed in battle, Alonza Miller, L., William
Merritt, L., Luke Merritt, L., William Moran, killed in
battle, Alexander Nickols, died at York Town, James
Nickols, died at York Town, Robert Nickols, L., Abe
Nathans, L., N.B. Newsome, L., Clinton/Crinton Newson,
killed in battle, T.J. Owens, L., Lee Pope, L., Henry
Parham, killed in battle, Raymond Parham, D., Parker
Patterson, D., Dave Parker, L., Reese Parker, D., Joe
Prevat, L., John Preston, L., Frank Phelps, D., William
Rowell, killed, Mike Radford, D., Joe Robert, killed,
Jas. H. Robert, killed, J.M. Roberts, killed in battle,
James Rowell, L., T.J. Rowell, L., Charles Stephens,
killed, John Stephens, killed, Green Stephens, killed,
William Stephens, D., Oscar Hobbs, L., B-rry* Hobbs,
D., Tip Hammock, L., Felix Hammock, D., H.C. Sanders,
D., J.M. Sanders, L., William Spain, L., Ben
Stembridge, killed, Albert Wellons, killed at Seven
Pines, the first one killed, Alfred Wells, L., G.W.
Wright, L., John Wright, L., William Watson, D., John
Williams, L., Ned Weaver, D., Henry White, L., Ephriam
Whittington, D., Frank Taylor, L., Styles Taylor, D.,
Joel Walker, L., Thomas Walker, killed at Sharpsburg.

There was also a man by the name of Cone, a conscript.

*This name appears as B rry in the listing – most
likely the name is Barry or Berry.