CAPTAIN JAMES WALKER’S COMPANY 1838 Ware County

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SOURCE:  THE SOUTH GEORGIA HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL 
QUARTERLY, VOL. 1, JULY, 1922, NO. 3, p. 13.

CAPTAIN JAMES WALKER’S COMPANY
9th June, 1838 to 19th August, 1838.  Called out on a sudden
emergency to repel Indian invasion in Ware County, Georgia. 
Received pay at Waresboro, Georgia, 11th April 1839, total
$3002.40.

OFFICERS

Captain James Walker  
3rd Sargent, Henry Albritton
1st. Lieut., Joseph Lowther  
2nd Lieut., Daniel Stokes 
1st Sargent, Elias Stewart  
2nd, Sargent, James Griffin 
2nd Corporal, James Highsmith
3rd Corporal, James Albritton
4th Corporal, Wm. Griffin
4th Corporal, Westberry Raulerson


   PRIVATES
Albritton, Noah, Sr.       
Albritton, Thomas 
Albritton, Thomas, Jr.
Altman, Jesse       
Cason, David 
Cassy, Absalom E. 
Cooper, John 
Cooper, Willoughby        
Crews, Alex.   
Dempsey, Griffin    
Dempsey, Harris     
Dowling, Darling    
Dowling, David       
Dowling, James      
Highsmith, Allen     
Highsmith, John     
Highsmith, William 
Jones, Hardy
Jones, James
Jones, Robert
Kelly, George
Knox, John
Knox, Redick
Lowther, Isham
Petty, Edward
Prescott, William
Purvel, Thomas
Raulerson, Josiah
Robertson, Wiley
Stephens, Isham
Stephens, Samuel
Stokes, Elbert
Wainwright, Joseph


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