Bibb - Muscogee COUNTY, GA - 28th Seige Artillery Co G

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28TH Battalion Georgia Siege Artillery
                                                        
Major A. Bonard
                                                    
 Major A. Bonaud
     Co. G    Muscogee County

                                                        Capt. John D. Godwin

                                                        1ST Lieut. Cader
Pierce

                                                        2ND Lieut. W. B.
Whithurst

                                                        Bvt. 2ND Lieut.
James W. Lawrence

                                                        1ST Sgt. James T.
Smith

                                                        Sgt. Thomas Crocker

                                                        Sgt. R. B. Harris

                                                        Sgt. John G.
McKenzie

                                                        Sgt. H. D. Ramsey

                                                        Sgt. William H.
Thompson

                                                        Sgt. William H. Ward

                                                        Corp. Daniel
Blizzard

                                                        Corp. A. F. Brannon

                                                        Corp. Wiley Calhoun

                                                        Corp. William
Champion

                                                        Corp. C. C. Collins

                                                        Corp. Julian P.
Dennis

                                                        Corp. F. F. Jackson



              Privates: Thomas Abney, William A. Adams, A. J. Averitt, J.
Averitt, George W. Bailey,

                             John Baugh, J. J. Blackburn, Henry Blizzard, B.
G. Boone, J. B. Bostwick, John Brooks,

                             James G. F. Cato, Mark L. Cato, John M.
Collins, James W. Crenshaw, W. J. Crenshaw,

                             C. T. Cushman, J. J. Davidson, W. F. Day, C.
Dent, J. L. C. Durham, William H. Elliott,

                             Bryant Farmer, H. Foster, W. Foyle, C. G.
Gartrell, A. Goodwin, Thomas Goulding,

                             C. B. Haden, John D. Hall, John E. Hardy, A. S.
Harrison, John Hawes, R. Hendley,

                             James Hendly, J. B. Henson, Green Hilliard, J.
L. Hodge, William T. Holloway,

                             James Jennett, C. S. Johnson, Drew Lawrence,
John W. Lee, Joseph S. Lee, William Lee,

                             William M. Lisles, J. H. Mallory, Joseph
Mallory, W. W. McLeroy, William McMichael,

                             J. Meadows, Thomas R. Moore, Holly H. Mott, S.
Newman, Alexander Palmer,

                             William B. Parker, B. S. Pearce, G. T. B. Pope,
William Pope, W. W. Powell,

                             James Richardson, E. F. Rodgers, J. B. Savell,
J. B. Saville, A. F. Smith, W. B. Smith,

                             S. Spence, Green Spense, John J. Stockdale, D.
Terry, W. J. F. Thompson,

                             M. W. Thweatt, Thomas Trotman, Thomas C.
Trotman, John U. Upshaw,

                             J. C. L. Walker, R. E. White, George Willeford,
Thomas Williams,

                             Thomas Z. Williamson, H. S. Wright, W. Wright

                   "Yancey Siege Artillery"



The way I have always understood it is "Light
Artillery" used light pieces in order to follow the
infantry around and support them in battles in far off
rural battles.  Heavy or Seige artillery used the
bigger artillery in forts and coastal defenses.  Since
they were heavy pieces they tended to not move them
around much.