Thomas  Miller's civil war record & marker. Laurens CO GA

Submitted by Scott Warren
Transcribed by  Steve Miller urgsm.vet.rep@juno.com

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I have enjoyed your Laurens County web site.  Please update your 
records concerning my great grandfather Thomas Miller.  His grave 
marker at Silver Leaf Primitive Baptist church states that he 
served as a private with Company G, 32nd Infantry, CSA.  This was 
based on unit muster roll information for Montgomery County where 
he resided at  the time of his enlistment.  His name also shows 
up on the unit roster for Company B/F, 20th Cavalry Battalion,  
Montgomery County.

Thomas Miller filed for an indigent pension on May 18, 1907 in 
Laurens County.  His pension application states that he enlisted 
in May 1862 at Savannah as a private in Co. B, 20th Cavalry, 
Millen's Battalion.  He served as a wagoner and was discharged in 
April 1865 near Petersburg, Virginia.  He was born about 1820 and 
died sometime between  1910 and 1918.

Please add a note to your records reflecting this update.

Thank you,

Steve Miller urgsm.vet.rep@juno.com