Washington Artillery South Carolina Volunteers, June 7th, 1861, to May 1st, 1865       The following historical information is about the service of both the battery, and the men, of the Washington Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, (also known as Hart's Battery) which served in the American Civil War from June 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 May to June 1861: The "Washington Artillery," South Carolina Volunteers, is organized in Charleston, South Carolina, with recruits coming from throughout South Carolina, as part of the Artillery Battalion of Hampton's Legion of South Carolina Volunteers. June 11th, 1861: The battery moves from Charleston to Camp Hampton near Columbia, South Carolina. June 15th, 1861: The battery is mustered into Confederate States service at Camp Hampton near Columbia, South Carolina, for the period of twelve months' service. July 30th, 1861: The battery joins the Hampton Legion at Rockett's Landing near Richmond, Virginia. April 25th, 1862: The battery is re-enlisted and reorganized for three years' service near Richmond, Virginia. June to July 1862: Served in the Seven Days Campaign (Virginia). August 18th, 1862: Engaged in the action at Malvern Hill, Virginia. August 1862: The battery is converted from a field artillery to horse artillery battery near Richmond, Virginia. September 2nd, 1862: The battery rejoins the Army of Northern Virginia and is assigned to the Cavalry Corps. September to October 1862: Served in the Maryland Campaign. September 12th, 1862: Engaged at Monocacy and Frederick, Maryland. September 14th, 1862: Engaged in the action at Cotoctin Mountain, Maryland. September 17th, 1862: Engaged at Sharpsburg, Maryland. October 9th to 12th, 1862: One section served in Stuart's Expedition into Maryland and Pennsylvania. November to December 1862: Served in the Fredericksburg Campaign (Virginia). November 5th, 1862: Engaged in the skirmish at Barbee's Crossroads, Virginia. November 6th, 1862: Engaged in the skirmish at Gaines' Crossroads, Virginia. December 13th, 1862: Engaged at Fredericksburg, Virginia. December 1862 to February 1863: In camp at Stevensburg, Virginia. April to May 1863: Served in the Chancellorsville Campaign (Virginia). June to July 1863: Served in the Pennsylvania Campaign; during this campaign the battery is armed with three Blakely Rifled Guns. June 9th, 1863: Engaged at Brandy Station, Virginia. June 14th to 15th, 1863: Engaged at Winchester, Virginia. June 19th, 1863: Engaged at Middleburg, Virginia. June 21st, 1863: Engaged at Upperville, Virginia; in his action the battery lost one Blakley gun, when the limber was stuck and exploded, dismounting the gun. June 30th, 1863: Engaged at Hanover, Pennsylvania. July 3rd, 1863: Engaged at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. July 5th, 1863: Engaged at Williamsport, Maryland. August 1st, 1863: Engaged in the battle of Brandy Station, Virginia. September 14th, 1863: Engaged in an action at Racoon Ford on the Rapidan River, Virginia. October 9th to 22nd, 1863: Served in the Bristoe Campaign (Virginia). October 12th, 1863: Engaged in the action at Warrenton, Virginia. October 13th & 14th, 1863: Engaged in the action at Auburn, Virginia. October 14th, 1864: Engaged in the action at Catlett's Station, Virginia. November to December 1863: Served in the Mine Run Campaign (Virginia). November 10th, 1863: Engaged in the action at Stevensburg, Virginia. November 27th, 1863: Engaged at Payne's Farm, Virginia. November 29th, 1863: Engaged at Parker's Store, Virginia. December 1863 to January 1864: In camp at Hamilton's Crossing, Virginia. March 1st, 1864: One section is engaged in the action at Atlee's Station, Virginia. May to June 1864: Served in the Overland Campaign (Virginia). May 5th & 6th, 1864: Engaged at the Wilderness, Virginia. May 9th, 1864: Engaged in the action at Mitchell's Station, Virginia. May 11th, 1864: One section, under Lieutenant Halsey, was engaged in the action at Yellow Tavern, Virginia. May 13th, 1864: On section is engaged in the Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, Virginia. May 23rd to 26th, 1864: Engaged along the North Anna River, Virginia. May 28th, 1864: Engaged in the action at Haw's Shop, Virginia. June 1st, 1864: Engaged in the action at Ashland, Virginia. June 11th, 1864: Engaged in the action at Louisa Courthouse, Virginia. June 11th & 12th, 1864: Engaged in the battle of Trevilian Station, Virginia. June 20th, 1864: Engaged in the skirmish at White House, Virginia. June 24th, 1864: Engaged in the action at Samaria Church, Virginia. June to August 1864: Served in the defense of Richmond & Petersburg, Virginia. June 28th & 29th, 1864: Engaged at Sappony Church, Virginia. June 29th, 1864: Engaged in the battle of Reams Station, Virginia. August 25th, 1864: Engaged in the battle of Reams Station, Virginia. August to September 1864: Served in the Shenandoah Valley Campaign (Virginia). October to December 1864: Served in the defense of Richmond & Petersburg, Virginia. September 14th to 17th, 1864: One section, 2-guns, served in the Beefsteak Raid, Virginia. September 29th, 1864: Engaged in the action at McDowell's Farm, Virginia. October 1st, 1864: Engaged at the Vaughan Road near Armstrong's Mill, Virginia. October 27th & 28th, 1864: Engaged in the action at Burgee's Mill, Virginia. December 7th to 12th, 1864: Served in the Stony Creek Raid, Virginia; at this time the battery is armed with four 3-in. Ordnance guns. January to April 1865: Served in the Carolina's Campaign. April 26th, 1865: Surrendered with the Army of Tennessee at Durham Station, North Carolina. May 1st, 1865: The battery is paroled and disbanded at Greensboro, North Carolina. ASSIGNMENTS June 1861 to May 1862 - Artillery Battalion, Hampton's Legion of South Carolina Volunteers June to July 1862 - Garnett's Artillery Battalion, D.R. Jones Division, Magruder's Command, Army of Northern Virginia July to August 1862 - Semmes' Brigade, D.R. Jones Division, 1st Corps, Army of Northern Virginia August 1862 to September 1863 - Horse Artillery Battalion, Cavalry Division, Army of Northern Virginia September 1863 to January 1865 - Chew's Artillery Battalion, Cavalry Corps, Army of Northern Virginia January to February 1865 - Butler's Division, Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida February to April 1865 - Butler's Division, Hampton's Command, Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida April to May 1865 - Butler's Division, Cavalry Corps, Army of Tennessee ROSTER CAPTAIN (Find-A-Grave) Halsey, Edwin Lindsay: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Enlisted on June 7th, 1861, at Charleston, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as a Sergeant in the battery on June 15th, 1861, at Camp Hampton near Columbia, South Carolina; honorably discharged per orders on April 25th, 1862, to accept an appointment. Re-enlisted, elected and was mustered into service as Senior First Lieutenant of the battery on April 25th, 1862, for the duration of the war; promoted to Captain on March 1st, 1865, to rank from February 1st, 1865, vice Captain Hart was promoted; surrendered with battery on April 26th, 1865, at Durham Station, North Carolina; paroled on May 1st, 1865, at Greensboro, North Carolina. [Born on May 29th, 1837, in Charleston, South Carolina; married Miss Maria Theresa Olney (1848-1937), no date; died on October 12th, 1903, in Charleston, South Carolina; buried at Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (HL & WA), GS (Find-A-Grave) Hart, James Franklin: Of Union District, South Carolina. Enrolled on June 7th, 1861, at Charleston, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as Senior First Lieutenant of the battery on June 15th, 1861, at Camp Hampton near Columbia, South Carolina; elected and promoted to Captain on November 27th, 1861, vice Captain Lee was promoted; absent, on a leave of absence, from December 13th, 1861; re-enlisted, and was re-elected as Captain, on April 25th, 1862, near Richmond, Virginia, for the duration of the war; detailed to duty on a court of inquiry on July 22nd, 1863; wounded in action (right leg amputated) on October 27th, 1864, at Burgess' Mill, Virginia; absent, on a wounded furlough, from October 27th, 1864; promoted to Major of Artillery on March 1st, 1865, to rank from February 1st, 1865; no further record after March 1865. [Born on February 13th, 1837, in Union District, South Carolina; married Miss Margaret Jane Ratchford (d. 1883), no date; re-married to Miss Rebecca Lee Collie (1865-1948) in 1900; died on April 20th, 1905, in York, South Carolina; buried at Rose Hill Cemetery in York, York County, South Carolina.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (HL & WA), GS (Heritage Auctions) Lee, Stephen Dill: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Appointed to the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, from the State of South Carolina; entered the Military Academy as a Cadet on July 1st, 1850; graduated 17th in his class, of 46, from the Military Academy on July 1st, 1854, and was appointed as a Second Lieutenant of Artillery with the 4th United States Artillery Regiment. Served on frontier duty at the Ringgold Barracks, Texas, from 1854 to 1856; promoted to First Lieutenant of Artillery on October 31st, 1856; served in the Florida Hostilities against the Seminole Indians from 1856 to 1857, during which time he was the acting Assistant Adjutant-General of the Department of Florida from August 22nd to September 18th, 1857;. as the Regimental Quartermaster of the 4th Artillery Regiment from September 18th, 1857, to February 8th, 1861; on frontier duty at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, from 1857 to 1858, engaged in quelling the Kansas Disturbances; at Ft. Laramie, Dakota Territory, in 1858; on duty conducting recruits to the regiment in the Dakota Territory in 1859; at Ft. Randall, Dakota Territory, from 1859 to 1861; tendered his resignation, which was accepted, and he was honorably discharged from the service on February 20th, 1861. Appointed as a Captain of Artillery in the Provisional Army of the Confederate States on March 16th, 1861, with rank from that date; accepted the appointment on April 5th, 1861; served as the acting Assistant Quartermaster & Commissary General on the staff of Brigadier General P.G.T. Beauregard at Charleston, South Carolina, from March to June 1861. Enrolled and was mustered into service as Captain of the Washington Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on June 15th, 1861, at Camp Hampton near Columbia, South Carolina; in command of the Artillery Battalion of Hampton's Legion, South Carolina Volunteers, from October 1861 to April 1862; promoted to Major of Artillery in the Provisional Army on November 8th, 1861; promoted to Lieutenant Colonel of Artillery, with temporary rank, in the Provisional Army on May 9th, 1862; served as the Chief of Artillery on the staff of Major General John B. Magruder from June to July 1862; promoted to Colonel of Artillery in the Provisional Army on July 9th, 1862; appointed as a Brigadier General in the Provisional Army on November 6th, 1862, to rank from that date, the appointment was confirmed by the Confederate Senate on April 22nd, 1863; served in the Vicksburg Campaign (Mississippi) from April to July 4th, 1863; surrendered with the garrison of Vicksburg, Mississippi, on July 4th, 1863; paroled on July 5th, 1863, at Vicksburg, Mississippi; in command of the 2nd Brigade, Stevenson's Division, Department of Mississippi & East Louisiana, from July to August 1863; promoted to Major General in the Provisional Army on August 3rd, 1863, to rank from that date, the appointment was confirmed by the Confederate Senate on February 17th, 1864; in command of the Cavalry forces in the Department of Mississippi & East Louisiana from August 1863 to January 1864; in command of the Southern District of the Department of Mississippi & East Louisiana from January 11th to April 1864; served in the Atlanta Campaign (Georgia) from May to September 1864; in command of Hood's (Lee's) Corps, Army of Tennessee, from July 26th, 1864, to May 1st, 1865; promoted to Lieutenant General in the Provisional Army on June 23rd, 1864, to rank from that date, the appointment was confirmed by the Confederate Senate on February 14th, 1865, however, was reconsidered and recalled on February 16th, 1865; served in the Tennessee Campaign from October to December 1864; wounded in action on December 16th, 1864, at Nashville, Tennessee; served in the Carolina's Campaign from February to April 1865; re-appointed as a Lieutenant General, with temporary rank, in the Provisional Army on March 16th, 1865, to rank from June 23rd, 1864, the appointment was confirmed by the Confederate Senate on March 16th, 1865; surrendered with the army on April 26th, 1865, at Durham Station, North Carolina; paroled on May 2nd, 1865, at Greensboro, North Carolina. [Born on September 22nd, 1833, in Charleston, South Carolina, the son of Thomas (1809-1870) & Caroline Alison Lee (1811-1838); moved to Columbus, Mississippi, and worked as a farmer, from 1866 to 1880; served as the President of the Mississippi Agricultural & Mechanical College at Starkville, Mississippi, from 1880 to March 1899; served as the Commissioner of the Vicksburg National Park from March 1899 to May 1908; elected, and served, as the Commander-in-Chief of the United Confederate Veterans from 1904 to 1908; married Miss Regina Lily Harrison (1841-1903), no date; died on May 28th, 1908, at Vicksburg, Mississippi; buried at the Friendship Cemetery in Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi.] Sources - BRUSMA, CMH, CRSC, CSR (OFF & WA), GG, GS, HR SENIOR FIRST LIEUTENANT Horsey, Samuel Gilman: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Enrolled on June 7th, 1861, at Charleston, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as Junior First Lieutenant of the battery on June 15th, 1861, at Camp Hampton near Columbia, South Carolina; promoted to Senior First Lieutenant on November 28th, 1861; failed to be re-elected at the reorganization and was honorably discharged from the service on April 25th, 1862. [Born in 1828; died on June 2nd, 1887; buried at the Westview Cemetery in Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (HL), GS JUNIOR FIRST LIEUTENANT Bamberg, Francis Marion: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Enlisted and was mustered into service as a Private in the battery on June 26th, 1861, at Richmond, Virginia, for twelve months' service; promoted to Corporal prior to October 1861; promoted to Sergeant between January & February 1862; honorably discharged per order on April 25th, 1862, to accept an appointment, at the time he was described as being 23 years old, was 6 ft. tall, of a dark complexion, with dark eyes, dark hair and was employed as a merchant. Re-enlisted, elected and was mustered into service as Junior First Lieutenant of the battery on April 25th, 1862, near Richmond, Virginia, for the duration of the war; surrendered with battery on April 26th, 1865, at Durham Station, North Carolina; paroled on May 1st, 1865, at Greensboro, North Carolina. [Born on June 2nd, 1838, in Barnwell District, South Carolina, the son of John Frederick (1793-1851) & Cynthia Atterbury Bamberg (1799-1848); married Miss Mary Anna Jennings (1846-1940) in November 1865; employed as a cotton planter near Bamberg, South Carolina, from 1866; died on April 5th, 1905, at Bamberg, South Carolina; buried at the South End Cemetery in Bamberg, Bamberg County, South Carolina.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (HL & WA) GS, OBIT Marshall, Warren R.: Enrolled on June 7th, 1861, at Charleston, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as Senior Second Lieutenant of the battery on June 15th, 1861, at Camp Hampton near Columbia, South Carolina; elected and was promoted to Junior First Lieutenant on November 28th, 1861; absent, on detached service in command of Holman's Battery, from January 2nd, 1862; failed to be re-elected at the reorganization and was honorably discharged from the service on April 25th, 1862. [Born ca. 1836.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (HL) SENIOR SECOND LIEUTENANT Cleveland, Jeremiah: Of Greenville District, South Carolina. Enlisted and was mustered into service as a Private in the battery on June 26th, 1861, at Richmond, Virginia, for twelve months' service; honorably discharged per orders on April 25th, 1862, to accept an appointment, at the time he was described as being 25 years old, 6 ft. tall, of a fair complexion, with blue eyes, dark hair and was enrolled as a student. Re-enlisted, elected and was mustered into service as Senior Second Lieutenant of the battery on April 25th, 1862, for the duration of the war; admitted to General Hospital No. 4 in Richmond, Virginia, on March 19th, 1863, suffering from asthenia a potu; transferred to the General Hospital at Hugonet Springs, Virginia, on May 4th, 1863; no further record after May 1863. [Born ca. 1837 in Bibb County, Georgia.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (HL) Hamilton, Paul: Of Beaufort District, South Carolina. Enrolled on June 7th, 1861, at Charleston, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as Junior Second Lieutenant of the battery on June 15th, 1861, at Camp Hampton near Columbia, South Carolina; promoted to Senior Second Lieutenant on November 28th, 1861; failed to be re-elected at the reorganization and was honorably discharged from the service on April 25th, 1862. [Born ca. 1840.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (HL) JUNIOR SECOND LIEUTENANT Adams, William Townsend: Of Beaufort District, South Carolina. Enlisted on June 7th, 1861, at Charleston, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as First Corporal of the battery on June 15th, 1861, at Camp Hampton near Columbia, South Carolina; promoted to Sergeant prior to October 1861; honorably discharged per orders on April 25th, 1862, to accept an appointment, at the time he was described as being 24 years old, was 6 ft. 1 in. tall, of a dark complexion, with grey eyes, dark hair and was employed as an engineer. Re-enlisted, elected and was mustered into service as Junior Second Lieutenant of the battery on April 25th, 1862, for the duration of the war; wounded in action (left thigh) on October 19th, 1863, in Virginia; admitted to General Hospital No. 4 in Richmond, Virginia, on October 24th, 1863, suffering from a gunshot wound of the left thigh; furloughed for thirty days from November 20th, 1863; absent, sick in hospital in February 1864; wounded in action (left hand) on June 12th, 1864, at Trevilian Station, Virginia; admitted to the General Hospital at Charlottesville, Virginia, on June 13th, 1864, suffering from a gunshot wound of the left hand; furloughed for sixty days from June 23rd, 1864; at General Hospital No. 2 in Columbia, South Carolina, from June to July 1864; surrendered with battery on April 26th, 1865, at Durham Station, North Carolina; paroled on May 1st, 1865, at Greensboro, North Carolina. [Born ca. 1837 in Beaufort District, South Carolina.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (HL & WA) Hutchison, Philip H.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Enlisted on June 7th, 1861, at Charleston, South Carolina, for twelve months' service; mustered into service as Fifth Corporal of the battery on June 15th, 1861, at Camp Hampton near Columbia, South Carolina; promoted to Sergeant on September 12th, 1861; honorably discharged per orders on November 29th, 1861, to accept an appointment. Elected, enrolled and was mustered into service as Junior Second Lieutenant of the battery on November 29th, 1861, for the duration of the war; failed to be re-elected at the reorganization and was honorably discharged from the service on April 25th, 1862. [Born ca. 1839.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (HL) FIRST SERGEANT Kendall, John H.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Rivers, Capers M.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Smith, W. Seabrook: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Whetstone, William: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC SERGEANT Blount, James Ralph: Of Beaufort District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Corrie, Walter: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cox, Benjamin B.: Of Georgetown District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Felder, Madison W.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lartigue, Charles E.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Morgan, Arthur: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Murray, Michael H.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Pfell, Edward: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Tilton, W. Capers: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Veal, Thomas C.: Of Richland District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Walker, Johnson S.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC CORPORAL Arnan, Robert M.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Bradford, William R.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Byrtie, Richard McS.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Chew, Thomas R.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Freany, Patrick H.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Horsey, Jesse D.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Nelson, James M.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Sally, Dempsey H.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Schwing, Charles H.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Scranton, Henry H.: Of Savannah, Georgia. Sources - CRSC Sojourner, D. Paul: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Stevens, J. Washington: Of Colleton District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Stewart, Charles W.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Verdier, William J.: Of Beaufort District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC GUIDON Sherfesee, Louis: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC ARTIFICER Ensten, David G.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hannon, Robert: Of Richland District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Kissell, Ephriam: Of Darlington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Phelps, John M.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC MUSICIAN   PRIVATE Addison, Henry W.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Arnholter, Fred W.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Asher, Harris: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Asher, Henry: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Austell, J.H.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Baker, Manahan E.B.: Sources - CRSC Banks, Samuel N.: Of Virginia. Sources - CRSC Barnes, Henry: Of Virginia. Sources - CRSC Barnes, J.H.: Sources - CRSC Barnes, M.H.: Sources - CRSC Barnes, S.H.: Sources - CRSC Behrens, E. Henry: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Beltitzer, Jacob: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Belton, Joseph F.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Bettles, Thomas: Sources - CRSC Blackman, William: Sources - CRSC Blackwell, Charles: Sources - CRSC Breland, J. Frank: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Brightman, Alston W.: Of Georgetown District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Brown, A. Jackson: Of Stephensburg, Virginia. Sources - CRSC Brown, George L.: Of Stephensburg, Virginia. Sources - CRSC Brown, J.A.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Brown, J.T.: Sources - CRSC Bynam, Alfred L.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Calderbank, W.H.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Campbell, Francis: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cannon Jr., George: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cannon, George M.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cannon, Theodore M.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Clement, William C.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Clough, ____: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cohen, Gustavus A.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cohen, Henry: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cohen, Marx E.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Connell, B.F.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cooper, Howell W.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Davis, Benjamin R.F.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Devine, Martin: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Dickert, Orlando A.: Of Newberry District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Dorsey, Michael: Sources - CRSC Douglass, James S.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Dyat, James B.: Sources - CRSC Dyches, Daniel I.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Easterling, John D.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Easterling, M.E.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Easterling, W.A.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Ellis, Benjamin F.: Sources - CRSC Fanning, David B.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Conscripted and was mustered into service as a Private in the Washington Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on February 15th, 1864, at Orangeburg, South Carolina, for the duration of the war; joined the battery on March 12th, 1862; absent, without leave, from April 1st, 1864; shot and killed by provost guard on August 5th, 1864, in Virginia. Sources - CRSC, CSR, GS Fanning, John H.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Fanning, Joseph A.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Fanning, Theodore W.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Felder, Sebastian F.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Folk, ____: Sources - CRSC Franklin, Henry: Sources - CRSC Frerichs, John H.: Of Pickens District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Fripp, Edgar T.R.: Of Beaufort District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Garner, John: Sources - CRSC Gasque, S.K.: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gasque, W.A.: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Geiger, Henry H.: Of Lexington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Geiger, James H.: Of Lexington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gibson, R.B.: Sources - CRSC Gilliam, John: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gilliam, Josiah R.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gillison, William H.: Of Beaufort District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Greanger, Charles: Sources - CRSC Green, ____: Sources - CRSC Guerry, LeGrand P.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Guess, Elijah B.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hare, A.D.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hartnett, Daniel: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Harvey, H. Jefferson: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hockaday, W.: Sources - CRSC Holbrook, A.: Sources - CRSC Holbrook, H.: Sources - CRSC Holbrook, T.R.: Sources - CRSC Holder, Martin: Sources - CRSC Holder, Nicholas: Sources - CRSC Hollander, H.I.: Sources - CRSC Holloway, P.M.: Sources - CRSC Holly, Daniel: Of Lexington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Holman, John: Sources - CRSC Holzhauer, Charles: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Housten, W.D.: Of Virginia. District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hutto, J.F.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Inabinett, Samuel D.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jacobs, Emanuel: Of Richland District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jennings, Henry: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jennings, Patrick P.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Joy, Samuel I.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Juco, ____: Sources - CRSC Keich, Leigh: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Kemme, Henry B.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Kennedy, Henry: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Kennerly, Joseph: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Kent, J.W.: Sources - CRSC Kerr, J.W.: Sources - CRSC Knott, James W.: Sources - CRSC Lee, John J.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lee, Lucius B.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lewis, John: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lewis, R.A.: Sources - CRSC Livingston, John D.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Lucas, Albert: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Maher, James J.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McAlister, H.: Sources - CRSC McDowell, John: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McMichael, John V.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Meillike, Charles W.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Metzler, Philip: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Mills, John H.: Sources - CRSC Moore, Gabriel: Sources - CRSC Morgan, Daniel: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Morgan, John H.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Morris, James: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Morris, W.T.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Morris, W.W.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Morrison, Alexander: Sources - CRSC Murdaugh, Joseph P.: Of Colleton District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Murray, J.L.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Murray, L.: Sources - CRSC Nettles, Jesse J.: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Newton, John A.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Oder, J.S.: Sources - CRSC Omara, Arthur: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Patterson, Augis A.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Patterson, Darling: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Pearson, Porter R.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Peoples, George: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Phillips, John F.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Phillips, William T.J.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Poole, Morgan A.: Sources - CRSC Porter, J.S.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Porter, Patrick: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Prentice, Charles: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Prior, George: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Quinby, Edwin J.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Quinn, Michael: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Radcliffe, T.W.: Sources - CRSC Rady, James: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Ray, Benjamin L.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Ray, Charles K.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Ray, Thomas: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Raysor, Leonidas M.: Of Colleton District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Rice, Charles H.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Rieman, E.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Robertson, Dunbar P.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Robertson, Peter: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Robertson, W.: Sources - CRSC Robinson, John M.: Sources - CRSC Robinson, William D.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Roulain, Robert: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Salley, Nathaniel M.: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Sanders, George: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Sceberger, Augustus: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Schoentberg, Wolf von D.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Schroeder, Charles: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Scioux, ____: Sources - CRSC Sheppard, Daniel M.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Simpson, H.D.: Sources - CRSC Sprewell, S.C.: Sources - CRSC Steadman, David: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Stephens, A.T.: Sources - CRSC Stephens, C.C.: Of Colleton District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Stephens, J.D.: Sources - CRSC Stephens, Levi C.: Of Colleton District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Stewart, Charles: Of Colleton District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Still, T.A.: Sources - CRSC Swafford, G.W.: Sources - CRSC Swafford, M.: Sources - CRSC Teifenthal, A.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Thomas, James D.: Of Virginia. Sources - CRSC Thompson, Monroe: Sources - CRSC Tiadall, S.H.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Tonyes, Lewis: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Turner, L.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Turner, W. Jones: Of Sumter District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Ville Ponhaux, Peter: Of Georgetown District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Walker, James A.: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wallace, Julius L.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wannamaker, L.: Of Lexington District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Williamson, A.L.: Sources - CRSC Windham, Columbus H.: Sources - CRSC Windham, Eli: Sources - CRSC Winkles, A.: Sources - CRSC Winkles, Lorenzo D.: Sources - CRSC Winningham, J. William: Of Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wood, Alex: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wood, Edward: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wright, George L.: Sources - CRSC Wright, George W.: Sources - CRSC Zeigler, Washington P.: Of Barnwell 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 523 to 524, "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 4 - Page 592 (Dan Washington) Volume 5 - Page 192 (James F. Hart) Volume 9 - Page 596 (John F. Phillips) Volume 11 - Page 347 (H.J. Brabham) "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. 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