Pike County GaArchives Obituaries.....G.B. Millican February 17 1901
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The Pike County Journal. Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, February 22, 1901

Was Wounded Eight Times

G.B. Millican, a farmer living near town died Monday of the grip, aged seventy 
five years. He served in the civil war in the forty fourth regiment and on the 
26th day of June 1862, at the beginning of the seven days fight in the front of 
Richmond, Va., he was shot through both legs, both arms, in the face  and 
received three shots in his body amounting in all to eight distinct wounds. He 
was a good citizen.

(Transcribed 10/11/03 Lynn Cunningham)

Additional Comments:
Muster Roll of the Pike County Volunteers; Doles-Cook Brigade C.S.A; Company H, 
Forty-fourth Regiment; Georgia Volunteer Infantry; Army of Northern Virginia; 
Pike County, Georgia - MILLIGAN, G.B. - Private, March 17, 1862. Wounded at 
Ellison's Mill, Virginia, eight (8) times, shot through both legs, both arms, 
in the face, and three times in the body. Served through the War. Died near 
Zebulon, Georgia, February 17, 1901.

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