Upson County Georgia Military  Co I 32nd Regiment

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COMPANY I

COMPANY I, 32nd REGIMENT
UPSON COUNTY, GEORGIA

NICKNAME: "WOODSON GUARDS" PRIOR SERVICE: Many of the
soldiers in this company were originally in Co. I, 6th
Regiment Georgia State Troops.

The only roll of this company on file is the muster-in
roll dated May 7, 1862 . In the absence of official
records, there are probably many inaccuracies. In most
instances the words "Surrendered at Greensboro, N. C."
were added to roll by members of the company years after
the war.

OFFICERS AND STAFF

John F. LEWIS - Captain

Alexander S. BROOKS - 1st Lieutenant

Dr. Benjamin F. MEADOWS - 2nd Lieutenant . He was
appointed Assistant Surgeon of the 54th Regiment Alabama
Infantry November 1862 and then Surgeon of the 57th
Regiment Alabama Infantry June 8,1863.

James David RUSS- 2nd Lieutenant

Thomas J. BLASINGAME - 2nd Lieutenant . He was wounded at
The Battle of Olustee, Florida. February 20, 1864.

Thomas J. NELSON - 2nd Sergeant. He was wounded and
mentioned for gallantry at The Battle of Olustee,
Florida. February 20,1864.

John A. BUTTS - 3rd Sergeant

Drayton A. TOBERT - 5th Sergeant

Green H. COLLIER - lst Corporal

Thomas G. TRAYLOR  - 2nd Corporal

John Robert FRANKLIN - 3rd Corporal. He was wounded at
James Island, S. C., July 5,1864.

Davis W. HARRIS - 4th Corporal. He was appointed Color
Guard. Killed at Morris Island, S. C. July 16,1863.

PRIVETS

Abercrombie, James - He was killed at River's Bridge, S.
C. February 6,1865.

Abercrombie, John T.

Abercrombie, William A.

Adams, Arthur

Adams, C. A. - He was killed at James Island, S. C. July
9,1864.

Adams, William D.

Ansley, W. T. - Assigned as nurse in Medical Department.

Absell, Anson

Backus, Henry E.

Ballard, James

Ballard, Joseph

Ballard, William

Barron, Joseph - He was killed at James Island, S. C.
July 2,1864.

Barron, Thomas

Beavers, Alph W.

Black, William T.

Blasingame, Benjamin F.

Boles, Benjamin R.

Bolling, Lewis

Brooks, Simon H.

Brown, Allen W.

Brown, J. Frank

Brown, William

Burkett, Eli V.

Burkett, Galen G.

Burkett, William L.

Burnett, Elisha (Elihu ?)

Burnett, Lewis S.

Burnett, W. P.

Butts, Jesse Belton

Caraway, John D.

Carter, Thomas M. - Thomas Merideth Carter was born on
February 15, 1823 in South Carolina. He married Louisa
Fincher October 16, 1845 in Pike County, Georgia. She was
born September 13, 1828 in Georgia and died February 17,
1907. Thomas died December 10, 1889. Thomas and Lousia
are buried at Fincher Memorial Cemetery, Meansville,
Georgia. Thomas enlisted as a private May 7,1862. He
surrendered with his unit at Greensboro, North Carolina,
April 26, 1865. [FAM WALLER - MIL REC HENDERSON] Copy of
letter sent from James Island, South Carolina

Castleberry, W. Tap - He died of disease in hospital
October 1863.

Childs, William Satterwhite - He died of typhoid fever in
Confederate Hospital at Wrightsville, Georgia October
18,1863.

Collier, Robert T.

Colquitt, Henry

Colquitt, Robert F.

Cook, Thomas

Coots, John W.

Coots, Shep W.

Cox, O. Perry - He was killed at The Battle of Olustee,
Florida. February 20,1864.

Cox, William H.

Daniel, Phelix G.

Dickinson, Jacob K.

Dorough, Simeon R.

Drake, N. J. - He died of disease at Thomaston, Georgia
November 7,1862.

Drake, Thomas R.

Ellington, Leroy W.

Ellington, Thomas Jefferson

Elliott, Levi

Elliott, Stephen W.

Fallen, W. Cape

Farr, Aaron

Farr, Arthur

Farr, William J.

Ferguson, James M.

Fincher, William

Foster, Sheppard A.

Gibson, James

Gibson, John

Goens(Goyens ?), William  - He was wounded at
Bentonville, N. C. March 19, 1865.

Gordy, William J.

Green, Robert W. 1st Sergeant. - He was killed at
Averysboro, N. C. March 15, 1865.

Griggers, Augustus (Gus)

Griggers, A. Jack - He was killed at The Battle of
Olustee, Florida. February 20,1864.

Griggers, Floyd - private May 7, 1862 . Surrendered,
Greensboro, N. C. April 26, 1865.

Harris, James H.

Harris, Joseph

Haygood, John M. B.

Hickman, J. Thomas - See company H.

Holloway, Whitfield B. - He was wounded at The Battle of
Olustee, Florida. February 20, 1864.

Howard, William W. - See Company G.

Hutcheson, Ambrose G.

Isaacson, Joseph

Ivey, William H.

Jackson, John Andrew

Jackson, John G.

Jackson, John H. - He was wounded at The Battle of
Olustee, Florida., February 20, 1864.

Jones, A. S. - He was captured, date and place not given.
Died at Camp Douglas, Illinois.

Jones, Thomas C. - He died at Battery Harrison near
Savannah, Georgia September 8,1862.

Jones, William P.

Jordan, Benjamin F.

Jordan, J. N.

Jordan, T. C.

Kennedy, James H. Lum - He was wounded in South Carolina.
Surrendered, Greensboro, N. C. April 26,1865.

Langford, Ed

Langford, E. - He died at Charleston, S. C. in 1862.

Langford, T. Jefferson

Langley, William - He was killed at The Battle of
Olustee, Florida. February 20,1864.

Lewis, D. W.

Lewis, J. F.

Luttrell, Jerry  - He was killed at River's Bridge, S. C.
February 5,1865.

Lyles, William T.

Mallory, Thomas J.

Marshall, John - Corporal

Mathews, Benjamin Franklin

McFarlin, William G.

McKenney, Joseph W. - He died December 1862.

McKenzie, W. D.

Meadows, B. F.

Meadows, Irby

Meadows, Web. D.

Miller, G. A.

Minter, J. Thomas - He was killed at River's Bridge, S.
C. February 1865.

Minter, W. Chap

Mitchell, George M. T.

Mitchell, Henry - He was wounded and captured at River's
Bridge, S. C. February 1865.

Mitchell, James - He was killed at The Battle of Olustee,
Florida. February 20, 1864.

Momand, Alf W.

Momand, Elijah Thomas

Momand, Jerry D. - He was killed at The Battle of
Olustee, Florida. February 20,1864.

Momand, Wiley

Moore, Jack J.

Moore, Jerry - He was killed at River's Bridge, S. C.
February 1865.

Morgan, Green T. - He was wounded at River's Bridge, S.
C. February 3,1865.

Morgan, Jason Rabe - See Company E.

Neely, James M.

Neely, Leroy S. - He was killed at Bentonville, N. C.
March 20,1865.

Nelson, William

Newell, A. J. (Dick) - He was killed at The Battle of
Olustee, Florida. February 20,1864.

Newell, John

Newell, William T. - He died of measles in Savannah,
Georgia hospital June 15, 1862.

O'Neal, John R. - He died of disease in Savannah, Georgia
hospital September 10,1863.

Perry, D. R., Jr. - He died in 1863

Peugh, A. Jack

Peugh, Robert J. - He died at Camp William Duncan Smith
near Savannah, Georgia October 31,1862.

Peugh, William

Pickard, John Henry

Pickard, John LaFayette - He died in General Hospital at
Savannah, Georgia June 2,1863.

Pickard, Robert M. He died at Savannah, Georgia in 1862.

Pierce, J. B.

Pippin, Ephraim

Pippin, Isaac

Pippin, J. Y.

Poole, J. Henry - He died at Savannah, Georgia October
17,1862.

Ray, J. Cad - He was wounded at Fort Sumter, S. C.
February 3,1865.

Ray, William H. H.

Riviere, A. M. (Rad)

Roberts, A. Jack - He was sent to Smithfield, N. C.
hospital March or April 1864 , and died and buried there.

Russ, J.

Russ, William O.

Scoggins, Laban B.

Shelley, John

Slaughter, John G.

Stillwell, A. E.

Stillwell, Columbus Fin

Summerville, William H. - He was killed at Bentonville,
N. C. March 24,1865.

Taylor, John W. - He was wounded at River's Bridge, S. C.
February 3, 1865.

Taylor, Joshua- private . Wounded and left at River's
Bridge, S. C. February 5,1865.

Taylor, Moses C.

Thomas, A. Lee

Tillman, George

Tillman, Joel Dorsey*

Tillman, John Wesley*

Torbert, Benjamin E.

Torbert, James E.

Traylor, J. Lee

Traylor, William A.

Trice, John T.

Trice, Robert F.

Trice, William Benjamin, Sr.

Turner, J. P.

Tyler, John O. - He was wounded at The Battle of Olustee,
Florida. February 20,1864.

Tyler, Sye - He died of yellow fever at Charleston, S. C.

Virden, Thomas G. - He was wounded at The Battle of
Olustee, Florida. February 20,1864.

Walker, Berry

Walker, David F.

Walker, LaFayette

Watson, Henry Carter (Clay) Sketch Records

Whitman, Drayton Z.

Williams, A. D.

Williams, A. Jeptha

White, Thomas

Zorn, William J.

* Picture may be found on the Battle of Olustee Page.

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