Georgia:  Oglethorpe County: Company C
1st Georgia Reserves (Fannin’s)

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Company C
1st Georgia Reserves (Fannin’s)
Reference: Original Entry rolls for this company
Website for the 1st Georgia Reserves (Fannin’s): 
http://www.geocities.com/csareserve1/index.html
Contact: Jane Ashley Benson   jab50@bellsouth.net

Company C 1st Georgia Reserves (Fannin's)
Men whose residence was listed as Oglethorpe County, GA
 
James May
enlisted as a Private on April 27, 1864 in Atlanta, Ga by 
Captain W.L. Hubbard for the duration of the war.  He was 
age 48, stood 5' 8" in height, dark complexioned with blue eyes 
and dark hair.  He was a farmer from Oglethorpe County, Ga.  When 
the muster roll was taken on October 31st 1864, he was shown as 
being present.
 
M. S. Tatum
enlisted as a Private on April 27, 1864 in Atlanta, Ga by 
Captain W.L. Hubbard for the duration of the war.  He was 
49 years of age, stood 5' 10" in height, fair complexioned 
with grey eyes and dark hair.  He was a farmer from Oglethorpe 
County, Ga.  Remarks contained on the October 31st 1864 muster 
roll indicate "detailed as a.g. until April 28, 1865...served 
not at all."