GEORGIA MILITARY  CIVIL WAR   9th Battalion   Company E Wyly's battery Atlanta

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Muster Rolls of the Ninth Battalion Georgia Artillery

Company E Wyly’s Battery Atlanta Ga.

 

Wyly Benjamin Franklin – Captain from 1st Lieutenant.
Resigned June 20th 1863- member of Business with his Father
A. C. Wyly wholesale grocers



York Billington W – Captain promoted from Sergeant. Dry good
merchant of Whitehall Street. Died May 6 1912 Native Georgia
of 83 years. Came to Atlanta at the age of 16 and entered
into the mercantile business before the war and married
Cordelia Sassen. Served as Captain and was wounded twice.
Surrendered with Lee. After the war moved to Marietta.
Buried at West view Cemetery 





Everett William Sprague – 1st Lieutenant promoted from
Sergeant Sept 1863 P. O. W Jeffersonville Va. Paroled Newton
N.C. Received a Cross of Honor from Atlanta UDC Chapter 18,
Head of the Firm Everett Regan & Co 



Haynes William Augustus – Sergeant – Sr. Lieutenant- born 1
May 1832 Died 4 August 1900



Jackson Washington R – Jr. 1st Lieutenant

Blount Francis Marion – 3rd Lieutenant later promoted to 2nd
Lieutenant paroled at Newton N. C. April 1865



Adcock Samuel – 



Adcock Sanders



Aldred John C



Bailey James C



Bailey Joseph Crandal – Occupation Shoemaker, Made 26 pairs
of shoes at $1.00 per pair. Absent without leave, bottoming
shoes



Barnes Absalom L or M



Berry John S or G



Blount Francis M (Frank)



Bomar Flavius J



Bomar Francis Marion



Bomar A L



Bookout Cash C



Bookout John M



Boukout Louis T – Buried Cobb County Powder Springs Baptist
Cemetery Born 11 Feb 1835 Died 04 Oct 1870



Brooks James



Brooks Thomas - Atlanta Southern Confederacy, April 7th
1863, page 1. Arrest the deserters. Below is a list of the
9th Georgia Battalion Artillery For the apprehension and
delivery of said deserters at any military post, and upon
notification thereof the general reward of $30 will be paid.
A Leyden Maj. Commanding 9th Ga. Bn. Arty Age 38 Years,
Height 6’ ,light complexion, blue eyes, light hair, Enlisted
in Atlanta, Occupation /blank/ Residence Paulding County,
Ga.  Brooks Thomas              Feb. 26, 1858   Jan. 26,
1911 Doster Cemetery Jackson County 



Brown David C – Corporal, Washington Hospital Abingdon
Virginia. 



Brown Ezekiel



Burnes James T – Corporal – Private Mustered out of Augusta
Ga. March 18 1862 Private March 18 1861 Gate City guard 



Burnes William E



Caldwell Thomas – 2nd Corporal Killed in battle June 21 1863
Received coffin and grave June 30th 1863



Callaway Joshua F – Received a Cross of Honor from Atlanta
UDC Chapter 18



Calloway Thomas H



Camp Burrell M – New Shoals Church Cemetery High Shoals Road
in Burnt Hickory Braswell Mountain Area Paulding County born
13 Oct 1822 died 21 May 1912, 12 Sept 1910 Row 6 His wife
Sarah Ann Holland



Camp Ira Jeptha - 



Camp Joseph (John)



Camp Rail M (Ryan)



Campbell John W



Campbell Phillip



Carmichael J B 



Casey A Elijah S – P. O. W. Newton N. C.



Center Nathan – Mustered out of Augusta March 18 1862
Appears on the muster roll of Gate City Guards Company F
First Regiment Ga. Vols. 



Center Edwin E (Edward A)- Mustered out of Augusta March 18
1862 Appears on the muster roll of Gate City Guards Company
F First Regiment Ga. Vols. Died since the war.



Center Thomas S



Chaffin Tyre Jefferson – Buried in Walker County Lafayette
City Cemetery Grave Section A, born 08 Sept 1831 Died 23 Jun
1918 Wife Nancy Eliza Young Born 1834 Died May 2nd 1911



Chambliss Alexander Z or (C)- Newton N. C. P. O. W



Chapman Edward B – Quartermaster Sergeant, P. O. W. Newton
N. C. Born 21 Feb. 1838 Died 16 Aug 1904 Fairburn City
Cemetery on U.S. 29 South 1/10th of mile from Fairburn.



Cogburn J F – paroled Farmville Va. with a face wound.
Treated by 124th Flying Hospital Army Corps A of J April
17th 1865



Collier Mirabeau L –Sergeant



Combee Adolphus M – P. O. W. 



Cooper John Tyler – Newton N. C. P. O. W. Received a Cross
of Honor from Atlanta UDC Chapter 18, former Mayor of
Atlanta



Crenshaw James S - Mustered out of Augusta March 18 1862
Appears on the muster roll of Gate City Guards Company F
First Regiment Ga. 





Daniel J W 



Darby J A



Darnall Thomas A -   Mustered out of Augusta March 18 1862
Appears on the muster roll of Gate City Guards Company F
First Regiment Ga.



Davis David H



Davis Enoch R



Davis Richard R



Davis Gallant F B named found in a compiled list of United
Confederates veterans Camp #763 Marietta, Ga. Book by Thomas
E. Lyle and Larry O Blair © 1991 G973.7458



Davis Iverson Y or (G)



Deaton James Alex – promoted to Corporal then Sergeant



Dodd A



Dodd Philemon – head of the wholesale grocery house of P &
G. T. Dodd



Donald Thomas A



Eshelman E A



Eshelman R T



Farlow James R



Farris Simpson M



Ferguson Stephen M – Summit House Knoxville Tennessee June
19 1863 Mustered out of Augusta March 18 1862 Appears on the
muster roll of Gate City Guards Company F First Regiment Ga.



Fish Vines - Mustered out of Augusta March 18 1862 Appears
on the muster roll of Gate City Guards Company F First
Regiment Ga. Died August 8th 1865



Fleming Alexander



Gilbert Jeremiah S



Goudy/Gowdy James Frank



Groven Stien



Harwell Jesse C - Mustered out of Augusta March 18 1862
Appears on the muster roll of Gate City Guards Company F
First Regiment Ga. Transferred to Company E may 15th 1862
Surrendered Appomattox Va. Apr 9 1865



Hayden J C



Haynes (Hays) Willis W - Atlanta Southern Confederacy, April
7th 1863, page 1. Arrest the deserters. Below is a list of
the 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery for the apprehension and
delivery of said deserters at any military post, and upon
notification thereof the general reward of $30 will be paid.
A Leyden Maj. Commanding 9th Ga. Bn. Arty Age 23 Years,
Height 5’10 ”,light complexion, blue eyes, black hair,
Enlisted in Atlanta, Occupation laborer Residence Atlanta,
Ga.   



Haynes John A – Corporal



Henderson John C



Hibler William H H



Hill Edward T – Mustered out of Augusta March 18 1862
Appears on the muster roll of Gate City Guards Company F
First Regiment Ga. Became a Corporal June 1st 1862. In a
Richmond Hospital Virginia paroled April 27 1865 P. O. W
captured at the hospital April 31 1865.



Hodgson William R. 



Holt Caleb



Jenkins G W



Jackson W R



Johnson George A



Johnson William E



Jones Peter F – Sergeant 4th Lieutenant



Kernodle Columbus C – captured Knoxville Tennessee January
20th 1863 Received a Cross of Honor from Atlanta UDC Chapter
18



Kilby James E



King John L - Mustered out of Augusta March 18 1862 Appears
on the muster roll of Gate City Guards Company F First
Regiment Ga.



Krouse Harry – 4th Corporal Appointed Quartermaster Sergeant
Mustered out of Augusta March 18 1862 Appears on the muster
roll of Gate City Guards Company F First Regiment Ga.
Surrendered Appomattox Va April 9 th 1865. broker
Birmingham, Alabama



Land John A – paroled in Appomattox Va. with General Lee 



Lard James M



Lashley Emmanuel B



Little Thomas G



Luallen Thompson



Lyons Francis M



Manly R D



Martin John S – Sergeant Merchant Chattanooga



Mewbern Thomas J – P. O. W. Newton N. C. 



Miller Joseph



Mitchell Isaac Henry – April 25 1861 transferred to Company
E February 27 1862. Wounded in leg in 1864 on wounded
furlough at close of war. 



Mitchell John H or (N)- Received a Cross of Honor from
Atlanta UDC Chapter 18 in 1908



Montgomery David



Morgan K D



Moss William W



Nash Robert H – Sergeant



Newborn



Parker William



Parmenter W



Perkinson Augustus M – Corporal, former Sheriff of Fulton
County and Later a judge. 



Presnell William J



Presnell G W – CSA hospital Charlottesville Va. Gonorrhea
Oct 7-Oct 25



Prewitt James W – Died at Wayside Hospital or General
Hospital #9 Northern Virginia Received January 9 1865 Died
April 10 1865 died of peritonitis. 



Prewitt(Pruitt) William – of Company B Wards Battalion CSA
Prisoners released from military prison at Lynchburg Va.
July 1864  

“Wards Battalion – C. S. prisoners formed a temporary
organization on June 11 1864 prisoners in charge of the
Provost Marshall Lynchburg Va. and was comprised of various
organizations and were pardoned by the president and
directed to be returned by their respective commands.



Prince J C



Purser John Calvin - Atlanta Southern Confederacy, April 7th
1863, page 1. Arrest the deserters. Below is a list of the
9th Georgia Battalion Artillery For the apprehension and
delivery of said deserters at any military post, and upon
notification thereof the general reward of $30 will be paid.
A Leyden Maj. Commanding 9th Ga. Bn. Arty Age 34 Years,
Height 5’11”, dark complexion, black eyes, dark hair,
Enlisted in Atlanta, Occupation mechanic Residence Cobb
County, Ga.  



Queen James A



Rainwater James T



Rainwater John M – Buried in Paulding County



Rall Robert T - Atlanta Southern Confederacy, April 7th
1863, page 1. Arrest the deserters. Below is a list of the
9th Georgia Battalion Artillery For the apprehension and
delivery of said deserters at any military post, and upon
notification thereof the general reward of $30 will be paid.
A Leyden Maj. Commanding 9th Ga. Bn. Arty Age 22 Years,
Height 5’6”, light complexion, blue eyes, light hair,
Enlisted in Abingdon, Va., Occupation merchant Residence
Augusta, Ga.  



Rall Sydney L – Corporal – Died 25 June 1863 at Asylum
Hospital Knoxville, Tennessee



Reeves Humphrey P



Rickett P M 



Rogers William W



Rogers Willis



Rogers Wilson – Died May 28th 1863 at Emory and Henry
College Virginia Buried at Dallas Paulding County Ga.



Ruff James H – Sergeant



Sanders John L - Mustered out of Augusta March 18 1862
Appears on the muster roll of Gate City Guards Company F
First Regiment Ga. Paroled at Farmville, Va. April 11-21
1865 



Seay Allen B – P. O. W. Newton N. C. 



Seay George A



Seay Alfred S



Seay Ransom T



Shaw George H. –  Enlisted May 13 1862 in Atlanta Ga in
Company A under Captain W S Everett for 3 years and later
transferred to Company E, In Chickamauga, Tenn. in 1864 he
was wounded by a gunshot through the right wrist resulting
in the loss of use of his right hand.  He was given a 30 day
furlough in January 28 1865, He was 24 years old 5’ 10”
Light Complexion, Blue Eyes, light Hair, Farmer and was
given permission to go to Randolph County Alabama. P. O. W.
Paroled by Bvt Brigadier General Chrisler commanding U.S.
Forces at Talladega Alabama May 27th 1865 



Stark P J 



Stein T M



Stovall William Norm



Stover Elisha B – Died Washington Hospital Abingdon Va.



Suttles Alfred C - Mustered out of Augusta March 18 1862
Appears on the muster roll of Gate City Guards Company F
First Regiment Ga.



Sweatman Harbin N C 



Tanner Joseph Benjamin – private August 1st 1861 Mustered
out of Augusta March 18 1862 Appears on the muster roll of
Gate City Guards Company F First Regiment Ga. (Born in
Georgia Died in Forest Park, Ga. in 1911)



Tanner William J – Appointed Commissary Sergeant Mustered
out of Augusta March 18 1862 Appears on the muster roll of
Gate City Guards Company F First Regiment Ga. Business Of
Tanner, Curry and Heath. 



Tanner Alfred G



Thurman David R – P. O. W. Newton N C



Tindell James B



Tindell John B. - Atlanta Southern Confederacy, April 7th
1863, page 1. Arrest the deserters. Below is a list of the
9th Georgia Battalion Artillery For the apprehension and
delivery of said deserters at any military post, and upon
notification thereof the general reward of $30 will be paid.
A Leyden Maj. Commanding 9th Ga. Bn. Arty Age 35 Years,
Height 6’, Dark complexion, Black eyes, Dark hair, Enlisted
in Atlanta, Occupation farmer Residence Cobb County, Ga.  



Toy Henry D



Turner Alfred G – paroled April 13 1865 Farmville Va.
Wounded in Left Hand. Treated by 124th Flying Hospital Army
Corps A of J April 17th 1865



Turner John H 



West William H



Whitley Andrew J



Williams John T



Williams Joseph – Paroled Appomattox



Williams R T



Williams Vestone W



Wilson J S 



Wilson William R



Wilson Wiley A



Wing William H H



Wingfield G S 



Winn(Wynne) Francis Marion – Killed from a wound to abdomen
April 9th 1865 Buried in the Confederate Graveyard at
Appomattox



Wright James – P. O. W. 



Yarborough William M – captured Knoxville, Tennessee