Sampson County NcArchives Military Records.....Coates, Ollen 
Civilwar - Enlistment 
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1850 Sampson Co NC Census
Jordon Coats, age 82, farmer, birth year 1768 in NC
Home in 1850 Northern District, Sampson
Cintilla Coats, 58
Olin Coats, 16
Neighbors in census: Wm H West, John Hudson, Lovet Williams, James Frazier, 
James R Keen, Noel Jones, Elizabeth Whitly, John Rainer, John Strickland, 
Wm Godwin


1860 Sampson Co NC Census
Sarah Bagley, 65
Home in 1860 Westbrooks, Sampson
Theophilus Bagley, 25
Scintilla Coates, 74
Patsey Coates, 40
Elizabeth Coates, 34
Ollen Coates, 24, farm laborer
Della Coates, 4
Neighbors in Census: Lovet Williams, Matthew Murphy, Robinson Wood, 
Sampson Holder, Nancy Denning, Josiah Smith, Coleman G Coates, Josiah Smith, 
Uriah Westbrook


North Carolina Troops - A Roster by Weymouth T. Jordan, Jr.

Ollen Coates, Private
Born in Sampson County where he resided as a laborer prior to enlisting in New 
Hanover County at age 26, July 20, 1861, for the war. Present or accounted for 
through October, 1864. Paroled at Raleigh on May 29, 1865.


NC Archives - Compiled Service Records

Ollen Coates, Private, Co. C, 7 Regiment North Carolina Infantry

Company Muster Roll - Jan-Feb, 1863 - Present

Receipt Roll for clothing at 4th Div. Camp, Winder Hospital, Richmond, Va. 3rd 
quarter 1863.

Receiving and Wayside Hospital, or General Hospital No. 9, Richmond, Va. 
Admitted July 31, 1863
Disposition Winder No. 3
Date August 1, 1863

Company Muster Roll - Sep-Oct, 1863 - Absent sick

Company Muster Roll - Jan-Feb, 1864 - Absent sick in hosptital

Hospital Muster Roll - February 29, 1864 - Present

Jackson Hospital, Richmond, Va. - March 10, 1864 - Paroled prisoner patent in 
this hospital. Can bear transportation and will not likely be furloughed by 
the Examining Board.

Morning Report, Jackson Hospital, Richmond, Va. - March 15, 1864
When furloughed: March 15, 1864
Time: 30 days

Name appears as a signature to a Parole of Prisoners of War belonging to the 
Army of Northern Virginia and surrendered by General Robt. E. Lee, CSA, 
commanding said army, to Lieutenant General U. S. Grant, commanding armies U.S.
Where and when captured: Raleigh, May 29, 1865


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