[Copied from Family History Center Microfilm 0376971; Item 33] 
B. S. Boatright,           M. G. Murchison 
         Comd.                        Adj. 
ROSTER OF GRAYBILL CAMP NO.  1534  U. C. V. 

               Tennille, Ga.  April 26th 1907 

1 Avant, W H.  Dead 
2 Boatright, B. S. 
3 Boatright,  J.R. 
4 Boatright, G.F.    Dead 
5 Bush, W.J.     Moved to Atlanta      “dead’ 
6 Batchelor, L.N 
7 Brown, J. Morgan 
8 Brantley, J.H.    Moved to Sylvania 
9 Brantley, J. Harris 
10 Cox, Cullen 
11 Cullens, T. D.    moved away     “dead” 
12 Clayton, Sparks    Died in Soldier’s Home 
13 Davis, W.P.    moved way 
14 Davis, T.J..    Dead 
15 Dunham, R. E.    move way 
16 Franklin, J. D.    Dead 
17 Graybill, Dr. L. A. 
18 Hartley, G.W.     Moved to Alamo, GA    “dead” 
19 Hood, D. C.    Dead 
20 Harman, J. C. 
21 Jackson, Joseph 
22 Jackson, Morgan 
23 Lord, Iverson  Jordon, Wm (inserted in pencil between Jacksin & Lord)  “dead” 
24 Meldrim, J. E.    Dead 
25 Murchison, W. E.          “dead” 
26 Morris. G. W. 
27 Massey, S. H. B.          “dead” 
28 Murchison. M. G. 
29 Martin, W.E.    “Dead” (and then lined through in pencil) 
30 Newsom, S. J.          “dead” 
31 Peacock, G. W.    Died in Augusta, Ga. 
32 Peacock, J. H. 
33 Posey, J. E.    Moved to Millen, Ga. 
34 Pulley, J. H.    Dead 
35 Ray, J. A(?).    Dead 
36 Smith, Jno. T. 
37 Smith, Richard          “dead” 
38 Sinquefield, M. C.                                                                                                                                 “dead” 
39 Stephens, J. K.    Dead 
40 Sumner, James          “dead” 
41 Williams, John          “dead” 
42 Watkins, W. E.    Dead 
43 Young, R. W.   [name lined out with pencil] 
44 Bu….., J. L.    [name lined out with pencil]   Dead 
45 McAlister, W. H.                  Dead 
46 Chester, Isaac    Dead  45 Wamach  S. B.                             “Dead” 
47 Matthews, Eli    Dead 
48 Quilliam, J ?. [? entered in pencil] 
49 Fo?les, R. H.        [? entered in pencil]       “Dead” 

Note: I suspect that the second "45" may refer to a "Wommack" or "Wommock", of which there were a bountiful supply locally; I tried to interpret number 44 and the handwritten numbers 48 & 49 as best I could. 
JCM