Pee Dee Light Artillery South Carolina Volunteers, July 21st, 1861, to May 1st, 1865       The following historical information is about the service of both the battery, and the men, of the Pee Dee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, (also known as McIntosh's Battery, Brunson's Battery & Zimmerman's Battery) which served in the American Civil War from July 1861 to May 1865. If you have any corrections, suggestions, or additional information, photographs, artifacts, etc., that you wish to contribute, feel free to submit the information to the Webmaster. Timeline Assignments Roster References BATTERY TIMELINE July 29th, 1861: The company is enlisted and enrolled at Darlington Courthouse, South Carolina, as the "Pee Dee Rifles." August 15th, 1861: The company leaves Darlington, South Carolina, enroute to Richmond, Virginia. August 1861: Arrives at Richmond, Virginia, and joins the regiment at Camp Bee. August 1861: The company is mustered into Confederate States service as Company D of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment for six months' service at Camp Bee near Richmond, Virginia. March 15th, 1862: The company is reorganized as an Independent Battery of Light Artillery and designated as the Pee Dee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers; being equipped with two rifles guns and two 12-pnd. howitzers. March to April 1862: In camp near Suffolk, Virginia. April 1862: On duty at Goldsboro, North Carolina. April to May 1862: On duty near Richmond, Virginia. June to July 1862: Served in the Seven Days Campaign (Virginia). June 26th, 1862: Engaged at Beaver Dam Creek, Virginia. June 27th, 1862: Engaged at Gaines Mill, Virginia. June 30th, 1862: Engaged at Frayser's Farm, Virginia. July 1st, 1862: Engaged at Malvern Hill, Virginia. August 1862: Served in the Manassas Campaign (Virginia). August 9th, 1862: Engaged at Cedar Mountain, Virginia. August 30th & 31st, 1862: Engaged at Manassas, Virginia. September 1862: Served in the Maryland Campaign. September 15th, 1862: Engaged at Harper's Ferry, Virginia. September 17th, 1862: Engaged at the Battle of Sharpsburg, Maryland, where the battery was overrun and three of its guns, and its flag, were captured by the 9th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment (Hawkins Zouaves); however, were retaken later that day by the 12th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment. November to December 1862: Served in the Fredericksburg Campaign (Virginia). December 13th, 1862: Engaged at Fredericksburg, Virginia. December 1862 to April 1863: The battery was in winter quarters at Camp Taylor near Milford Station, Virginia. April to May 1863: Served in the Chancellorsville Campaign (Virginia). May 1st to 4th, 1863: Engaged at Chancellorsville, Virginia June to July 1863: Served in the Pennsylvania Campaign; at this the battery is armed with four 3-inch ordnance rifled guns. July 1st to 3rd, 1863: Engaged at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. October 9th to 22nd, 1863: Served in the Bristoe Campaign (Virginia). November to December 1863: Served in the Mine Run Campaign (Virginia). April to June 1864: Served in the Overland Campaign (Virginia). May 8th to 21st, 1864: Engaged in the Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, Virginia. May 23rd to 26th, 1864: Engaged in the actions along the North Anna River, Virginia. June 1st to 3rd, 1864: Engaged at Cold Harbor, Virginia. June 4th, 1864: The battery, under orders of May 5th, 1864, leaves by rail from Richmond, Virginia, for Charleston, South Carolina, arriving there a week later. June 1864: The battery is attached to 18th South Carolina Volunteer Artillery Battalion (Manigault's Battalion / Siege Train) and designated as Company C (2nd), per Special Order No. 165, dated May 5th, 1864. June 1864 to February 1865: Served on duty as heavy artillery at Batteries Ryan, Left and Tatum on James Island, South Carolina. July 2nd, 1864: General W.B. Taliaferro to General Samuel Jones - "...No guns are required for Pee Dee Artillery; they are best as infantry." February 18th, 1865: The battery is detached from Manigault's Battalion and designated as an Independent Light Battery, being reissued with one Blakely gun and four Napoleons. February to April 1865: Served in the Carolina's Campaign. April 26th, 1865: Surrendered with the Army of Tennessee at Durham Station, North Carolina May 2nd, 1865: The battery is paroled at Greensboro, North Carolina, and disbanded later that day at Hillsboro, North Carolina. ASSIGNMENTS June 1862 - Artillery Battalion, A.P. Hill's Division, Army of Northern Virginia June to July 1862 - Artillery Battalion, Hill's Division, 1st Corps, Army of Northern Virginia July 1862 - Anderson's Brigade, Hill's Division, 1st Corps, Army of Northern Virginia August 1862 to May 1863 - Artillery Battalion, Hill's Division, 2nd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia May to July 1863 - Pegram's Artillery Battalion, Reserve Artillery, 3rd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia July 1863 to June 1864 - Pegram's Artillery Battalion, 3rd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia June to October 1864 - 7th Military District of South Carolina (Taliaferro's Brigade), Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida October to December 1864 - 3rd Sub-District of South Carolina (Taliaferro's Brigade), Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida December 1864 to January 1865 - Anderson's Brigade, Taliaferro's Division, Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida January 1865 - Unattached, Taliaferro's Division, Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida February to March 1865 - Kemper's Battalion, Reserve Artillery, Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida April to May 1865 - Manley's Artillery Battalion, 1st (Hardee's) Corps, Army of Tennessee ROSTER CAPTAIN Brunson, Ervin Brown: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Enlisted and was mustered into State service as First Sergeant of Company B (Darlington Guards) of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment on January 3rd, 1861, at Darlington, South Carolina, for six months' service; mustered out of service with the company on July 8th, 1861, at Camp Gregg near Richmond, Virginia. Enrolled on July 29th, 1861, at Darlington Courthouse, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as First Lieutenant of Company D of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment in August 1861 at Richmond, Virginia; re-enlisted and was mustered into service as Senior First Lieutenant of the Pee Dee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on March 15th, 1862, near Suffolk, Virginia, for the duration of the war; promoted to Captain on March 2nd, 1863, vice Captain McIntosh was promoted; wounded in action on July 2nd, 1863, at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; court-martialed in February 1865, on the charges of embezzling money meant for the payment of his men, and for conduct unbecoming an officer and gentlemen, and being found guilty was sentenced "...to be cashiered, and the crime, name and place of abode and the punishment herein inflict on said Capt. E.B. Brunson be published in the newspapers of the town of Charlottesville, Virginia, and in the newspapers of the State of South Carolina;" cashiered and dismissed from the service on March 25th, 1864. Re-enlisted and was mustered into service as a Private in the Purcell Artillery, Virginia Volunteers, on March 1st, 1864, at Louisa Courthouse, Virginia, for three years' service; discharged per orders on June 30th, 1864, to assume his duties as Clerk of Court of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC, CSR (1IR, PA & PDLA), SCTCS McIntosh, David Gregg: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Enrolled and was mustered into State service as First Lieutenant of Company B (Darlington Guards) of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment on January 3rd, 1861, at Charleston, South Carolina, for six months' service; promoted to Captain on April 29th, 1861; mustered out of service with the company on July 8th, 1861, at Camp Gregg near Richmond, Virginia. Enrolled on July 29th, 1861, at Darlington Courthouse, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as Captain of Company D of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment in August 1861 at Richmond, Virginia; re-enlisted and was mustered into service as Captain of the Pee Dee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on March 15th, 1862, near Suffolk, Virginia, for the duration of the war; wounded in action on August 30th, 1862, at Manassas, Virginia; absent, sick, in October 1862; promoted to Major of Artillery on April 4th, 1863, to rank from March 2nd, 1863; in command of McIntosh's Artillery Battalion, Artillery Reserve, 2nd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, from March to May 1863; in command of McIntosh's Artillery Battalion, Artillery Reserve, 3rd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, from July 1863 to April 1865; promoted to Lieutenant Colonel of Artillery on March 14th, 1864, to rank from February 27th, 1864; wounded in action (shell fragment in the chest) on July 30th, 1864, at the Crater near Petersburg, Virginia; admitted to the General Hospital at Charlottesville, Virginia, on August 18th, 1864, suffering from a gunshot wound of the body; returned to duty on August 25th, 1864; promoted to Colonel of Artillery on March 1st, 1865, to rank from February 18th, 1865; served as the Chief of Artillery of the 2nd Army Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, from April 2nd to 9th, 1865; escaped from Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia, on April 9th, 1865, prior to the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia; reported to President Jefferson F. Davis on April 18th, 1865, at Salisbury, North Carolina; no further record after April 1865. [Born on March 16th, 1836, at Society Hill, South Carolina, the son of James Hawes (1800-1858) & Martha J. Gregg McIntosh (1812-1874); attended the St. David's Academy at Society Hill, South Carolina, to 1851; attended the South Carolina College at Columbia, South Carolina, to 1855 when he graduated; admitted to the South Carolina State Bar on 1865; married Miss Virginia Johnson Pegram (1843-1920) on November 8th, 1865, at Richmond, Virginia; moved to Towson, Maryland, in 1868, and opened a law practice at that place from 1868 to 1916; elected, and served, as the State Attorney for Baltimore County, Maryland, from 1879; served as the President of the Maryland Bar Association in 1904; died on October 6th, 1916, at Towson, Maryland; buried at the Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, Virginia.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (1IR, OFF & PDLA), CV (P), GS, SCTCS Zimmerman, William E.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Enlisted and was mustered into State service as a Private in Company B (Darlington Guards) of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment on January 3rd, 1861, at Charleston, South Carolina, for six months' service; mustered out of service with the company on July 8th, 1861, at Camp Gregg near Richmond, Virginia. Re-enrolled on July 29th, 1861, at Darlington Courthouse, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as Second Lieutenant of Company D of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment in August 1861 at Richmond, Virginia; re-enlisted and was mustered into service as Junior First Lieutenant of the Pee Dee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on March 15th, 1862, near Suffolk, Virginia, for the duration of the war; promoted to Senior First Lieutenant on March 2nd, 1863; wounded in action on July 23rd, 1863, at Gaines Crossroads, Virginia; promoted to Captain in April 1864, vice Captain Brunson was cashiered; admitted to General Hospital No. 4 in Richmond, Virginia, on June 1st, 1864, suffering from remittent fever; returned to duty on June 13th, 1864; absent, on a fifteen days leave of absence from September 11th, 1864; on special duty in command of the 2nd Artillery Section from October 7th to November 1864; surrendered with the battery on April 26th, 1865, at Durham Station, North Carolina; paroled on May 2nd, 1865, at Greensboro, North Carolina. [Born on February 12th, 1831, the son of John Perkins & Mary Caroline DuBose Zimmerman; married Miss Martha Law (1828-1912), no date; died on February 2nd, 1912; buried at the Law Cemetery near Darlington, Darlington County, South Carolina.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (1IR, MB & PDLA), GS, SCTCS FIRST LIEUTENANT Dargan, Edwin Keith: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Enlisted on July 29th, 1861, at Darlington Courthouse, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as a Private in Company D of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment in August 1861 at Richmond, Virginia; re-enlisted and was mustered into service as First Sergeant of the Pee Dee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on March 15th, 1862, near Suffolk, Virginia, for the duration of the war; absent, on detached service, in April 1863; discharged per orders on April 20th, 1863, to accept an appointment. Elected, enrolled and was mustered into service as Junior Second Lieutenant of the Pee Dee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on April 20th, 1863, for the duration of the war; admitted to General Hospital No. 4 in Richmond, Virginia, on July 16th, 1863, suffering from an abdominal sprain; transferred to the General Hospital at Huguenot Springs, Virginia, on August 1st, 1863; absent, on detached service in June 1864; on detached service as an acting Assistant Adjutant & Inspector General of the East Lines on James Island, South Carolina, from August 21st, 1864, to January 1865; no further record after January 1865. [Born in 1841 in Darlington District, South Carolina, the son of Julius Alfred (1816-1861) & Martha L. Woods Dargan (1820-1885); married Miss Mary Elizabeth Woods (1841-1920) in 1865; died on February 3rd, 1911, in Darlington County, South Carolina; buried at the Grove Hill Cemetery in Darlington, Darlington County, South Carolina.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (1IR, MB & PDLA), GS, SCTCS SECOND LIEUTENANT Hepburn, Robert Bordman: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Enlisted on July 29th, 1861, at Darlington Courthouse, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as Second Sergeant of Company D of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment in August 1861 at Richmond, Virginia; re-enlisted and was mustered into service as Second Sergeant of the Pee Dee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on March 15th, 1862, near Suffolk, Virginia, for the duration of the war; wounded in action on June 29th, 1862, at Savage Station, Virginia; admitted to General Hospital No. 21 in Richmond, Virginia, on June 29th, 1862, suffering from a gunshot wound; furloughed for thirty days from July 27th, 1862; promoted to First Sergeant on April 20th, 1863; discharged per orders on October 13th, 1863, to accept an appointment. Enrolled and was mustered into service as Junior Second Lieutenant of the Pee Dee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on October 13th, 1863, for the duration of the war; absent, on a fifteen day leave of absence from August 23rd, 1864; surrendered with the battery on April 26th, 1865, at Durham Station, North Carolina; paroled on May 2nd, 1865, at Greensboro, North Carolina. [Born on December 14th, 1836; married Miss Sarah E. Napier (1842-1913), no date; died on April 30th, 1904; buried at the Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery in Florence, Florence County, South Carolina.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (1IR, MB & PDLA), GS, SCTCS McIntosh, Edward: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Enlisted and was mustered into State service as a Private in Company B (Darlington Guards) of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment on May 7th, 1861, at Richmond, Virginia, for two months' service; mustered out of service with the company on July 8th, 1861, at Camp Gregg near Richmond, Virginia. Elected, enrolled and was mustered into service as Junior Second Lieutenant of the Pee Dee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on June 19th, 1862, at Mechanicsville, Virginia, for the duration of the war; admitted to the South Carolina Hospital at Port Jefferson, Charlottesville, Virginia, on August 6th, 1862; furloughed for thirty days from September 23rd, 1862; absent, sick, in October 1863; promoted to Senior Second Lieutenant on March 2nd, 1863; discharged per orders on October 16th, 1863, to accept an appointment. Appointed as an Assistant Quartermaster, with the rank of Captain, in the Provisional Army of the Confederate States on September 30th, 1863, to rank from August 26th, 1863; accepted the appointment on October 16th, 1863; served with McIntosh's Artillery Battalion, 3rd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, from October 1863 to April 1865; no further record after April 1865. [Born on April 20th, 1840, in South Carolina, the son of James Hawes (1800-1858) & Martha Gregg McIntosh (1812-1874); married Miss Dora Evans (1847-1868), no date; died on June 6th, 1872; buried at the Trinity Cemetery in Society Hill, Darlington County, South Carolina.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (1IR, OFF & PDLA), GS McLendon, Ralph: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Enlisted and was mustered into State service as a Private in Company B (Darlington Guards) of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment on January 3rd, 1861, at Charleston, South Carolina, for six months' service; mustered out of service with the company on July 8th, 1861, at Camp Gregg near Richmond, Virginia. Re-enlisted on July 29th, 1861, at Darlington Courthouse, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as Third Sergeant of Company D of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment in August 1861 at Richmond, Virginia; re-enlisted and was mustered into service as Third Sergeant of the Pee Dee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on March 15th, 1862, near Suffolk, Virginia, for the duration of the war; admitted to General Hospital No. 18 (Greaner's Hospital) in Richmond, Virginia, on December 12th, 1862, suffering from chronic rheumatism; transferred to the General Hospital at Camp Winder in Richmond, Virginia, on December 16th, 1862; transferred to private quarters on December 18th, 1862; promoted to Second Sergeant on October 14th, 1863; absent, on a furlough of indulgence, in February 1864; discharged per orders on February 29th, 1864, to accept an appointment. Enrolled and was mustered into service as Junior Second Lieutenant of the Pee Dee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on February 29th, 1864, for the duration of the war; no further record after January 1865. [Born on February 10th, 1841, the son of James (1812-1880) & Mary Large McLendon (1820-1898); married Miss Fannie Davis Newberry (1846-1911) on March 8th, 1866; elected, and served, as the Supervisor of Registrations of Florence County, South Carolina, from 1889 to 1892; elected, and served, as the Sheriff of Florence County, South Carolina, from 1892 to 1900; member of the Pee Dee Camp, South Carolina Division, United Confederate Veterans, to 1909; died on January 9th, 1909; buried at the Byrd Cemetery in Timmonsville, Florence County, South Carolina.] Sources - CMH, CRSC (1IR, MB & PDLA), GS, SCTCS FIRST SERGEANT Brunson, J.W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Northrop, L.C.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC SERGEANT Ervin, E.P.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hunter, A.J.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jordan, J.T.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Moye, A.W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Thwing, James: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC CORPORAL Brunson, J.C.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Brunson, W.A.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Chreitzburg, B.E.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cooper, J.L.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gee, S.W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hall, W.S.: Of Fairfield District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hickson, J.A.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lawhon, James: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Morris, H.L.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Nettles, R.C.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Pettigrew, J.E.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Reddick, J.F.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Sing, W.A.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC GUIDON Rollings, Baxter: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC MUSICIAN   PRIVATE Adams, A.S.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Adams, Etsel: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Allen, John: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Anderson, George: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Anderson, J.R.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Baker, A.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Baker, J.W.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Banks, T.V.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Bass, J.W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Bass, Jesse: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Beasley, B.H.: Of Laurens District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Beasley, J.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Beasley, W.E.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Bethen, David: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Blackman, K.H.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Blake, J.J.: Of New York. Sources - CRSC Boswell, Bunyan: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Bradford, George: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Bradley, J.T.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Braswell, J.C.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Bristow, William: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Brown, S.J.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Brown, William: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Brunson, W.M.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Byrd, E.J.C.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Byrd, H.C.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Byrd, W.J.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Campbell, R.J.: Of Marlboro District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Chandler, T.R.B.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Chase, John: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Coats, Henry: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cobia, C.B.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cobia, Henry: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Coe, J.W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cole, J.R.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cole, M.L.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cole, W.P.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cook, D.D.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cook, George: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cook, William: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cook, William: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cross, Henry B.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Dabbs, J.Q.A.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Dargan, L.C.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Davis, A.B.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Davis, W.G.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Defee, James D.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Dickenson, H.L.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Dickenson, James: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Dickenson, T. Lawton: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Drayton, J.E.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC DuBose, W.P.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Ellis, William A.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Ervin, James R.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Farmer, William: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gardner, W.S.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Garrison, James: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gee, W.P.: Of Texas. Sources - CRSC George, Emanuel: Of Spartanburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC George, Frank: Of Spartanburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gilbert, D.W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gilchrist, William: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Goodson, C.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gordon, B.F.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Grantham, N.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gregg, Albert: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gregg, Eugene: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gregg, James P.: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Harrell, James A.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Harrison, James: Of Laurens District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Harrison, Pinckney: Of Laurens District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Heath, J.C. Sources - CRSC Hill, George W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hines, F.B.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hoole, S.T.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Huggins, G.C.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hunter, Jacob: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC James, J. Alexander: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jones, J.J.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jordan, Edwin: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jordan, John: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jordan, P.A.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jordan, Peter: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jordan, W.J.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jordan, William: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Keith, Jesse E.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Keith, Thomas D.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC King, E.A.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Langston, John: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Langston, R.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Langston, R.A.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Langston, T.S.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Layton, J.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Leary, Emile: Of New Orleans, Louisiana. Sources - CRSC Lee, S.J.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Leland, Hibben: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lester, Charles: Of Newberry District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lester, James: Of Newberry District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lide, J.E.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lide, W.K.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lloyd, Charles: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lloyd, Elihu: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lloyd, J.A.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lucas, K.D.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Marshall, A.W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Marshall, G.W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, J.A.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, Murdoch: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Matouse, William: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Maye, J.A.C.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Mayes, R.P.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McCall, T.D.: Of Marlboro District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McKaghan, G.H.P.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McKenzie, Alex: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McLendon, James: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McLendon, Jesse: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McLendon, Simon: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McSween, Josiah: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McSween, S.M.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McSween, W.D.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Melton, J.C.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Melton, P.D.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Miller, J.H.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Miller, J.P.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Miller, Joshua: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Milling, W.D.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Mimms, J.K.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Moody, A.L.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Moody, Frank B.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Moody, John F.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Mosse, J.K.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Motte, John: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Mozings, A.M.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Muldrow, Andrew: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Muldrow, Elihu: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Munn, E.J.D.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Napier, J.L.: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Nugas, Max: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Odom, George W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Owens, B.H.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Owens, Frank: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Owens, H.W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Parnell, Calhoun: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Parnell, James: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Pettigrew, W.B.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Pinckney, Henry: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Plummer, P.A.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Purvis, Ervin: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Purvis, W.D.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Revell, John: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Rhame, J.F.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Rhames, Thomas B.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Rhodes, J.F.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Roberts, Roland Q.: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Robinson, S.H.: Of Chesterfield District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Robinson, Waterman: Of Chesterfield District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Rogers, Philip: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Rogers, Robert M.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Enlisted and was mustered into State service as Fourth Sergeant of Company B (Darlington Guards) of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment on January 3rd, 1861, at Charleston, South Carolina, for six months' service; mustered out of service with the company on July 8th, 1861, at Camp Gregg near Richmond, Virginia. Enrolled on July 29th, 1861, at Darlington Courthouse, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as Third Lieutenant of Company D of the 1st (Gregg's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment in August 1861, at Richmond, Virginia; tendered his resignation on February 17th, 1862, the application was endorsed by Colonel D.H. Hamilton with the note that "…earnestly recommended, as Lieut. Was placed under arrest for being intoxicated, the acceptance of his resignation is demanded for the discipline of my regt.;" his resignation was accepted and he was honorably discharged from the service on February 24th, 1862. Re-enlisted and was mustered into service as a Private in the Pee Dee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on June 18th, 1862, at Mechanicsville, Virginia, for the duration of the war; absent, sick in hospital, in June 1862; absent, on recruiting service in June 1864; absent, without leave, from December 30th, 1864; no further record after December 1864. R.M. Rogers to John McQueen - "...Influenced by the intimate friendship & relations which I have reason to believe to exist between my father & yourself, I venture to solicit your aid in getting me an appointment of some kind in the army. I have some very strong reasons for asking your aid in this. Captain McIntosh who has hitherto commanded this battery has been promoted and he will therefore leave us very soon. Lieut. Brunson being the Senior Lieutenant of the company will rise by promotion to the Captaincy. There has never been any very friendly feeling existing between this officer & myself. I have every reason therefore to expect that to remain under his command will be very disagreeable & unpleasant to me. I therefore bein very much dissatisfied with my commanding officer, venture to ask your aid in getting me an appointment." Sources - CRSC, CSR (1IR, MB & PDLA), SCTCS Rogers, S.W.: Of Laurens District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Rugg, A.J.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Salter, J.M.: Of York District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Sing, C.C.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Sing, J.H.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Smith, C.: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Smith, C.C.: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Smith, R.B.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Stuckey, J.J.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Taylor, R.H.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Tedder, Leonard: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Thomas H.B.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Truett, James: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Truett, Sidney: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Vaughan, R.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Waddell, G.W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Walsh, T.D.: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Weatherford, B.W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Weatherford, C.K.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Weatherford, J.L.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Weatherford, Joseph P.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Weatherford, Peter E.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Weatherford, W.H.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Welsh, J.C.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC White, D.D.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wicker, J.L.: Of Marlboro District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Willer, W.H.H.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Williams, W.A.: Of Anderson District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Williamson, E.P.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Willingham, James: Of Fairfield District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wilson, G.W.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wilson, Jesse: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wilson, Peter A.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wilson, Peter A.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wilson, R.T.: Of Georgetown District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wilson, S.P.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Windham, E.K.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Windham, John: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Witherspoon, R.H.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Woods, J.T.: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Woods, Thomas: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC SOURCE KEY 1860CEN - 1860 Census CSR - Compiled Service Record OBIT - Obituary CMH - Confederate Military History FH - Family History PR - Pension Record CRSC - Confederate Rolls of S.C. GS - Gravesite - REFERENCES & RESOURCES Published Books & Documents "Compendium of the Confederate Armies. South Carolina and Georgia." Stewart Sifakis, Facts on File, Inc., New York City, New York, 1995. Volume V (South Carolina), "Confederate Military History." Clement A. Evans, Confederate Publishing Company, Atlanta, Georgia, 1899. Pages 535 & 536, "Confederate Rolls of South Carolina." Columbia, South Carolina, 1898. "The Flags of Civil War South Carolina." Glenn Dedmont, Pelican Publishing Company, Gretna, Louisiana, 2000. "Recollections and Reminiscences, 1861-1865, Thru World War I." South Carolina Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy; 1993. Volume III (3) - Pages 7 (R.C. Nettles), 306 (Battery Flag & D.G. McIntosh) & 496 (E.W. Robeson) Volume IV (4) - Page 493 (Andrew J. Rugg) Volume V (5) - Pages 180 to 183 (J.W. Brunson) & 506 (Baxter Rollins) Volume VI (6) - Pages 287 (Memorial), 358 (W.M. Hutchinson) & 360 (J.W. Brunson) Volume IX (9) - Page 482 (Darlington Guards) Volume XI (11) - Page 264 (Battery Flag) "Report of the Historian of the Confederate Records to the General Assembly of South Carolina." John P. Thomas; The Bryan Printing Company, Columbia, South Carolina; 1900. "South Carolina's Military Organizations During the War Between the States." Robert S. Seigler, The History Press, Charleston, South Carolina, 2008. Pages 268 to 275, Volume I, "South Carolina Troops in the Confederate Service." A.S. Salley Jr., The State Company, Columbia, South Carolina; 1914. 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