Pike-Lamar County GaArchives History .....Cook, George D. 1915 (Confederate Soldier's Home, Atlanta, Georgia)
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Cook, George D.
• Residence: Pike Co., Ga.
• Born: November 23rd, 1841 Pike Co., Ga.
• Entered service: April 2nd, 1862 as Corporal in Co.H, 44th Ga. Inf. Vols.
• Promoted: to Sergeant 1862
• Engagements: Chancellorsville, Cold Harbor, Earlys’ Valley campaign, Seven 
days around Richmond, in front of Petersburg & others
• Wounded: April 2, 1864 in front of Petersburg
• Prisoner: April 2nd, 1864 in front of Petersburg
• Released: June 17th, 1865 at Point Lookout, Md.
• Paroled” June 17th, 1865
• Commanding Officer when entering service: Capt. J.C. Redding, Col. Sam’l;. P. 
Lumpkin
• Commanding Officer when discharged: J.J. Cook, Col. J.W. Beck
• Rank when discharged: Sergeant
• Branch of service: Infantry
• Age at present time: 71
• Date of this record: October 19th, 1912
• Remarks: In case of death, notify Jeff Key (nephew); wire H.A. Shockley at 
Milner, Ga.; Mrs. McCulloch at Milner, Ga.
• Died at Hospital December 16th, 1915 at 2 o’clock AM
• Widower, farmer.
• ref.: Vol. I, Folio # 549

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From Record Collections housed at Old Jail Museum/Archives, Barnesville, 
Georgia, Shanna English, Director

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