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PRISON LIFE
DURING THE REBELLION.
BEING A BRIEF NARRATIVE OF
THE MISERIES AND SUFFERINGS OF
SIX HUNDRED
CONFEDERATE PRISONERS . Sent from Fort Delaware to Morris' Island to be Punished.
WRITTEN BY FRITZ FUZZLEBUG, pseud.
ONE OF THEIR NUMBER.
J. J. Dunkle
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR.
SINGER'S GLEN, V.A. : JOSEPH. FUNK'S SONS, PRINTERS.
1869.
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Prison life during the rebellion; being a brief narrative of the miser- ies and sufferings of six hundred con- federate prisoners sent from Fort Del- aware to Morris' Island to be punished. Written by Fritz Puzzlebug [pseud. ] one of their number. Fub. by the au- thor. Singer's Glen, Va . , 1869. 0. CHRUP CARS
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PREFACE.
THE author, in bringing before the public the follow- ing work, has had two objects in view ; First, to furnish .. to the public North, South, East and West, a brief and correct narrative of the suffering and miseries of prison- life during the late dreadful struggle for constitutional lib- erty ; and, Secondly, to refute the common error, so rife in many places, that Confederate prisoners were not ill- treated in Federal prisons. Both of these objects will become commonplace in the mind when the book is once carefully read and impartially understood; and the truth of these assertions can be attested to by the united evidences of the survivors of the Six HUNDRED.
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CONTENTS.
SECTION I. Causes which led to the selection of the Six Hundred.
SECTION II. Selection of the Six Hundred, names, date of capture, command, address, State, &c.
SECTION III. Voyage to Hilton Head-incidents on the voyage. SECTION IV. Sufferings in the Boat. SECTION V. Treatment at Morris' Island -_ situation, description, &c.
SECTION VI. Voyage to Fort Pulaski-treatment there.
SECTION VII.
Voyage from Fort Pulaski to Hilton Head-treatment there --- great sufferings-incidents-amalgamation, &c.
SECTION VIII.
Voyage to Fort Delaware.
SECTION IX.
General remarks.
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PRISON-LIFE DURING THE REBELLION.
SECTION I.
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Causes that led to the selection of the Six Hundred.
IN the month of July, 1864, Major Gen. Sam. Jones, the Con- federate commander at Charleston, by authority from superiors, selected forty Federal prisoners-Generals, Colonels, and Lieut .- Colonels-and confined them in the city of Charleston.
They were confined in the upper part of the town, away from the exploding shells, which were daily hurled into Charleston, from Federal batteries erected on Morris' Island.
The erroneous rumor was soon rife in the North, that they were daily exposed to the fire of their own guns, and under fire, as it was termed. It is needless to say such was not the case.
The rumor became so prevalent at the North, that the Federal War Department ordered retaliation. Accordingly, Gen. Schoeph, proceeded-by orders from the same-to select forty prisoners from, those confined at Fort Delaware, among whom were Maj. Gen. Ed. Johnson and Brig. Gen. Jeff. Thompson. The whole were Gene- rals, Colopels, and Lietenant-Colonels.
They were put aboard a steamer at Fort Delaware, and soon found themselves in the Southern waters. They were very inhu- manly treated and indignantly abused. Upon their arrival at Morris' Island, the place of their intended suffering, two small frame huts were erected near battery Wagner for their reception.
The Federals, supposing that the Confederate shells thrown at Wagner, would explode among them. But previous to their land- ing, Gen. Jones proposed an exchange. The Federals, thinking that the rebel officers would be a burden at home, and their own a great desideratum, acceded to the proposal. They were accord- ingly exchanged.
SECTION II.
Selection of the Six Hundred.
Gen. Jones, having succeeded well this time, resolved to try the experiment again. For this purpose he selected six hundred Fede-
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PRISON LIFE.
ral prisoners-Colonels, Lieut .- Colonels, Majors, Captains, and Lieutenants, and confined them in Charleston, beyond the range of Federal shells.
The Federals soon blazed abroad the terrible news, that Federal prisoners were under fire in Charleston. The U. S. Government determined on retaliation.
Gen. Schoeph was ordered to dispatch six hundred prisoners to the South for purposes of retaliation. He, in obedience to com- mand, on the 25th of August, 1864, selected from the Confederate prisoners confined at Fort Delaware, six hundred prisoners-Col- onels, Lieut .- Colonels, Majors, Captains, and Lieutenants. The following is a list of the selection :
MARYLANDERS.
RANK AND NAME.
ARM .. CAPTURE. RESIDENCE. Baltimore .. .
Maj. W W Goldsboro,
1st Md. I, Gettysburg, July 3, '63,
Capt. W Griffin,
Md. Bat. Fredericksburg, May 27, '64,
" E Diggs,
2d Ca.v. Yellow Tavern,
Lt. E G Duley,
Ist Cav. Gettysburg, July 5, '63,
Montgomery.
Lt. G E B Pue,
VIRGINIANS.
Col. E Rice,
55 Va., I,
Fall. Wat. July 14, '63, Cold Har. May 30, '64,
Lt. Col. C B Christian, 49 I,
J C Council, 26 I, Petersburg, May 15, '64,
Maj. P V Batts, 44 I,
" T B Branch,
Staff,
Drew. Bluff, 27 Rappahannock, May IS, '64, Burlin.
" W H Hood,
Mil.
A A Swinder,
7 In.
Sperryville.
D A Jones, Staff;
Spottsylvania, May 12,'64, Harrisonburg. Gaines' June 3, '64, Gettysburg, July 3, '63,
Capt. H A Allen, 9 In.
" R G Brown, 7 1,
" J O B Crocker, 9 I,
" E Carter,
SI,
". R S Elam, 22 I,
W T Johnson, 8 I,
" G W Nelson, Staff,
" P A Alfriend 39, " TH Board, 58 I,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
" G MeD Carrington, A,
W P Carter, A,
J R Christian, 3 I,
16
E D Camden, 25,
16
E E DePriest, 23,
J J Dunkle; 25 I, 66
" A Dobins, 42,
W Duff, 50 I,
" J Dunlap, 27,
H C Dickenson, 2 C,
. .
Union. Portsmouthı. Albemarle. Norfolk. Henrico. Lynchburg. Henrico. Rockbridge.
Petersburg, June, '64,
Petersburg. Bedford. Charlottesville Millwood. New Kent.
=
Sutton. W. Va. Richmond. Fr'klin, W. Va. Jacksonville.
Jonesville. Union. Liberty.
Esser. Amherst. St. Stevens. Petersburg.
" L Woodrum, 26 1,
7
SECTION II.
RANK AND NAME. Capt. A M Edgar, 27,
ARM.
CAPTURE. Spottsylvania, May, '64,
RESIDENCE. Lewish'g, W. Va. Norfolk.
' .J D Fitzgerald, " R E Frayser,
Signal,
=
Madison.
" A N Finks,
10 I,
.
.
Abingdon.
4€ D C Grayson,
R C Gillespie,
45,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
Bruce Gibson,
6 C,
Upperville, Va.
J M Hughes,
44 I,
¥
Amelia.
. « J W Helni,
42,
= L Harman, 12 C,
¥
Staunton.
" T B Horton,
11 I,
A R Hume,
21 C,
Hanover.
G Hopkins,
10 C,
Fr'klin, W.Va.
" F W Kelly, 50,
77
Abingdon.
A M King,
50,
4 J A Lipps, 50,
Wise, W. Va. Beverly, W.Va.
" J W Mathews
25
" W S McConnell, 48,
" CD McCoy,
25,
" R H Miller, 44,
W C Nunn, 5 C,
"
G W Mercer, 29,
Cold Harbor,
Rural Retreat.
I Kuykendall,
7 C,
Wire Bridge, Feb., '64,
Romney.
J M .Lovett,
.22 C,
Capon,
" C J Lewis,
8 C,
Shepherdstown, "
Charleston.
W T Mitchel,
6 ℃,
Yellow Tavern, May, '64, "
T A Moon,
6 C,
Lieut. W Asbury,
16 C,
J Arrington,
42.I,
" J C Allen,
7 C,
E E Andes,
4 I,
A R Angel,
42 I,
Spottsylvania, May, '64, "
E L Bell,
10,
M E Bowers,
25,
" W L Burnard,
87,
W W Boggs, 20
J F Carson, J H Childs,
5, 4 C,
Mortons, Feb., '6-4, "
I Coles,
6 C,
Brandy,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
# J Childs,
4€ HI T Colter,
" C D Chaddock, 33 I,
Luray.
" TP Doyle,
33 I,
" L B Doyle,
5,
Lexington,
" P W Dalton,
42 1,
" S MI Dent,
5 C,
Fr'klin, W. Va. Franklin co. Wh'ling, W.Va Augusta co. Warrenton. Pittsylvania. Bowling Green Richmond. King William.
T C Chandler,
47 I, 42, 53,
= Staunton.
- Taylorsville. Alexandria.
« W S Guthrie, 23 I,
Pr. Edward.
"' T M Gobble, 48, 10 I,
Luray.
66
Richmond.
J M Hillsman,
44 I,
Jacksonville.
King William.
Abingdon.
" J H Johnson, 25 I,
Tazewell.
Estellville. Charlottesville Buckingham.
Travilian, June, '64,
Plymouth.
Hampshire.
Pittsylvania. Halifax. Wayne co. Campbell co.
Wayne co., Feb., '64, Gettysburg, July, '63,
Edinburg,
Elk Cr., W. Va.
Franklin co. Luray.
=
New Kent.
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PRISON LIFE:
RANK AND SAME. Lieut. C R Daricott,
ARM.
CAPTURE.
Hanover, May, '64;
" A W Edwards,
" CB E tham,
" J W O Funk,
' Henry Fry;
" J W A Ford,
" G W Finley;
56 I;
Gettysburg, July; '63,
Clarksville, Va.' Lexington.
D W Garrett;
J D. Graves, 50,
Mint Spring.
W E Hart,
25 A;
C D Hall,
48 I;
= C P.Harper,
21,
McGaheysville!
= G H Hawkins,
10;
Staunton. .
= A G Hladgins,
Navy;
Alb. Landing;
Richmond.
HI C Howlett,
5 C,
Chesterfield,
Petersburg. Cobbs Creek .:
" W L Hunter,
43 I;
Aldie,
" N A Haskins,
25 I;
Spottsylvania, May, '64;
* G H Hillsmau,
5, 4,
' T .J Kirk,
OH P Lewis,
31,
" D M Layton,
25,
J F Lytton,
5,
" TS Mitchell,
B C Maxwell,
" TO Mass, 23 I;
J O Murray,
12 C;
" R D Merchant,
4,
W II Morgan,
11 I;
Mitford, May, '64.
Ashland; July,
" J W McDowell, 20 I,
" P B Akers, 11,
Lynchburg. Boone.
" J H Allen, 48,
" T A Appleberger, 44, « .J G Brown, 49,
" H G Brinkley, 40,
18 C;
" F C Barns, 56 I,
" T J Berry, 25,
· R C Bryan,
48;
" RS Bowie,
37 I,
" G A Burnett,
50,
Elk Creek, Va.
" B V Cannay,
4,
10, « Luray. Louisa.
A B Cook,
23;
= G P Chalkley, 14,
.
" R C Campbell, 53,
A B Cawthorn, 26,
ii
King William's
King & Queen.
RESIDENCE. Hanover. Prince Ann.
Harrisonburg. Winchester. Wh'ling, W.Va.' Lewisburg, “
« J W Gillock,
27, 42,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Tazewell.
J W Gilkeson,
25,
=
King William. Lee. Mecklenburg.
H L Hoover,
25,
R B Howlett,
5 C,
Waynesboro': Buckh'n, W. Va!
Waynesboro'. Christiansburg: Beverly, W.Va: Mt. Meridian':
Long Glade.
Martinsville:
West Hemlock!
Louisa. Richmond.
B. & O. R. R. Oct .; '63;
Manassus.
Carroll co.
Warsaw.
Greenbrier.
Cold Harbor, June,' " Logan C. H., Dec., '63, Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Nansem'ond, Sept., '63,
Norfolk, Fr'klin, W. Va.'
" S D Bland,
Marysville, Va.
Salt L'k, W. Va .: Abingdon, Va.
2. Abingdon.
Blountsv. Tenn.'
C J Crisp,
Pendleton, Jan., '64, Gettysburg, July, '63, Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Fluvanna.
Front Royal.
W McGauley, 9 C,
42, A,
5 A, 15 ℃, 10 I, Spottsylvania, “ «
5, 37 I, 20 C,
"
ii
ii Morgantown.
Petersburg.
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SECTION II.
RANK AND NAME. Lieut. W B Carder,
ARM.
CAPTURE.
Spottsylvania, May, '64, Frederick City, July, '64, Yellow Tav.
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
" J A Danaugh, W A Dawson,
" N D Embry,
W L Enos,
26 I,
Petersburg, June,
is
C D Fitzhugh,
1 C,
Sharpsburg, Sept. '62,
J W Frazier,
1 C;
C Frates,
3 I,
is
Petersburg.
S H Finks,
10,
Madison,
" T Tussie,
25,
¥
Weston, W. Va:
J W Groove,
23;
Louisa, Va:
4
J L Ganaway,
50,
Chatham.
T M Gravely,
42 I;
Martinsville.
« W S Gilmer, 37,
Lebanon,
L Green, 5 C;
Petersburg,
3
W W George,
A,
Cold Harbor, June, Gettysburg, July '63, ¥
U
Scottsville.
W.N Hendrix, 25,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Fairm't, W. Va:
J L Hempstead, 25,
Dubuque, Iowa:
" A R Humphreys, 20,
" TR Haynes,
24 C;
Gloucester, Oct., 63,
Stevensville.
" W J Herrington, 5 A,
Shelby, N. C:
' S J Hutton, 37 I,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Glade, Va.
" W' HI Hatcher,
42,
Liberty.
" J J Henritz,
37,
"
66
Lebanon.
. « G W Harris, 5S,
~
Goochland:
P Hogan, 4,
Lexington; Cobham.
:
G W Hughes,
44,
=
¥
Richmond:
66 S A Johnson,
23 I;
Louisa.
" W C Jones,
50,
Gladesville.
" CP Johnson,
C,
Hampsh. W. Va: Martinsville.
" G F Keiser,
5 I,
26
Greenville.
" F King,
A,
King William:
JIS King,
37 I,
Abingdon.
A P' Kelley,
4,
Newbern.
J W Kratzer,
12 C;
Harrisonburg.
D Lacey,
23 I,
¥
Prince Edward.
¥ R W Legg,
50,
Turkey Cane.
" J Long, .
" J M Lambert,
52,
Greenville.
" W PR Leigh,
5 ℃,
Gloucester.
Navy,
Lynchburg,
1
4
S W Garey,
3 I,
Norfolk:
B H Hutchison, 8,
Loudon:
H Harden, 19,
Lewisb'g, W. Va Cobbs, Va.
R B Hart, 5 C,
Yellow Tavern, May, '64, "
Bedford.
" J S Hicks, 44
II Hawes,
A,
« T .J King,
42,
10,
66
Bridgewater.
66
King & Queen, June, At sea, May,
" L C Leftwick, 2
1,
G W Davis, W B Goodson,
M M Duff,
RESIDENCE: Marion. Clarksburg. Danville.
Washington: Parnassus.
Collaws. Pineville.
20 C, 5 ℃, 37 I, 10, 27, 11 C,
Mitford,
Woods. Hagerst'n, Md: Loudon, Va.
1
Princeton:
"
¥
10
PRISON LIFE.
RANK AND NAME. Lieut. G B Lang, 14 I,
" R Massie,
A,
10,
E A Rosenbalen, 37,
" JT Tucker, 37,
ARM.
CAPTURE.
Gettysburg, July, '63, Spottsylvania, May, '64,
RESIDENCE. Petersburg. Cowersville. Harrisonburg. Abingdon. Abingdon.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Col. J A Baker, 3 C,
" GN Folk, 6 C,
Lt. Col. T S Hargrave, 44 I,
Maj. J K McDonald, 57,
Capt. W J Alexander, 37,
" RW Atkinson, 2 C,
" J C Blair,
1 C,
N G Bradford,
26 I,
" CR Brumley,
20,
¥ S S Bohannon,
E McN Blue,
35,
D S Cockerham, 54,
23,
Rockingham.
J S Cantwell,
J Cowan,
3,
A S Critcher, 37,
¥ A A Cathy,
34,
¥ W B Demar, 31,
" W M Dixon, 35,
W H Day,
1,
T D Fowler,
1,
J C Gorman,
2 C,
"
¥
J S Gilbert,
57 I,
Newton.
S Hartsfield,
3 C,
=
¥
Kinston.
S H Hines,
45 I,
¥
Milton.
J E Hodges,
32 I,
Norfolk, Va.
H W Horn,
3,
CC
Edenton.
" W H Kitchen,
12.
Scotland.
J R Kyle,
52,
Fayetteville.
J J Knox,
7,
Rowan.
¥ J W Lane,
16,
F C Lewis, 18,
J W Moore,
3 C,
Greenville, Dec., '63,
Burmada, June, '6-4, Spottsylvania, May, '64. 46
¥
Lieut. W B Allen, *6,
" SS Abernathy, 30, 35, ¥ G W Avant, 4,
" TM Allen,
W T Anderson, 5,
" J S Bullard, 23,
J W Brothers, 67,
Peter burg, June, Gettysburg, July, '63, Spottsylvania, May, '64.
4
Wilmington. Morganton. Oxford.
Fayetteville. Wilkesboro ?. Wilson. Boone. Lenoio. Concord. Yadkin. Moore. Jonesville.
Wilmington. ¥ Watauga. Charlotte.
Chalk.
Moore.
Halifax.
¥
Ballsville.
Wilson.
Fayetteville.
" TL Johnston, 1,
Hendersonville, Wilmington.
" W F Murphy
51 I,
" W G Mckay,
7,
" S J Parham, 54,
Clinton. Wilmington. Henderson. Wake.
Forestville.
Chatham. Fairfield.
Fayetteville. Tranquility. Kinston,
3,
¥
Petersburg, June, '64,
Kinston
South Bridge, June, '63,
Gains' Mill, Gettysburg, July,
¥
"
28,
. Spottsylvania, May, '64,
A Z Cole,
Gettysburg, July, '63, Gains' Mill, June, '64, Spottsylvania, May,
¥
=
"
" J W Mauck,
11
SECTION II.
RANK AND NAME. Lieut. B W Birkhead, 22,
ARM.
CAPTURE.
Spottsylvania, May, '64, Gettysburg, July, '63,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
J HI Darden,
" H Earp, J O Frink, ¥
18,
J M Gayther,
1,
" JT Gamble, 14,
= J M Hobson, 2,
J A Hartfield, 1,
" T B Henderson, 3 C,
" H J Jenkins, I,
' A N Leatherwood, 29 I,
" .J A Latham, 1,
" CP Mallett, 3
J J McMillan,
.1,
' F McIntosh,
18,
" NS Mosely, 12,
G D Mallory, 37,
" M McLeod,
26,
F F Patrick,
32
" GN Albright,
6,
Rappahannock, Nov., '63,
Melville.
Orange. Owensville. Washington. Raleigh. Franklin.
Wilmington. .
Marion,
Chatham,
Suffolk.
J Coggin,
¥
T D Crawford,
4 W B Chandler,
" G S Coll,
= J B Coffield,
"
G M Crypon,
E A Carver,
3, 1, 32, 1
"
Gettysburg, July, '63,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Morganton. Whitesville. Whitesville. Leesville.
Whitesville.
" B .A Gowan,
W C Gordon,
" HI Y Gosh,
6 C,
R A Glenn,
22,
Hanover, May, '64, Spottsylvania, May, '64,
RESIDENCE. Ashboro'. Magnolia. Lincolnton. Caintuck. Snow Hill. Smithville. Carrs. Plymouth.
Shelby,
Raxville.
Ballsville. Jacksonville. Murfresboro' Fort Henry. Plymouth. Fayetteville.
Wilmington. Richmond.
Warrenton. Buckhorn.
Carthage. Columbia.
" W B Allison,
62,
Cumberland Gap, Sept., '63, Sampson.
" HI C Andrews,
28,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
" D S Bullard,
18 I, 3,
" TV Barrow,
C M Burbage, J A Blair, 16,
5,
Falling Waters, July, '63, Brandy Station, Oct., '63, Gettysburg, July, '63,
Kelly's, November, '63,
Gettysburg, July, '63,
At Sea, Feb., '64,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Troy, Washington, Yanceyville, Graham. Tarboro'. Smithville.
Forestville. Wilson.
W F Doles, . A B Davis, " E W Dorsey, JO Elkins, N HI Fennett, F F Floyd,
11 I, 18, 61, 51, 51,
Bermuda,
¥
6 C, Jackson, June, '64,
Whitesville. Morganton. Hendersonville, New Salem,
Onslow,
A J Gurgannus, 3 I,
43,
"
R. B Carr, D A Coon, 11,
" G W Corbett,
18 I,
3, 24,
"
Washington, Dec., '63, Gates, June, 64,
Clay, February, '64,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
4
J H Bloodworth, 4 C,
J M Burgin,
22 I,
A H Brown,
30,
J C C Cowper, $35, 23, Navy, 13 I, 45, 1,
C. S. C.
12
PRISON LIFE.
RANK AND NAME. Lieut. J M Hargett, 1,
" A J Howser,
1,
23
'. L J Henderson, 3,
" G P Higly,
57,
Swift Creek, April,
Jack's Shop, Sept., '63,
" WH IFY, 2 1,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Jackson. Charlotte.
" WF P Johnson, 1 C,
W P Jones,
35 I,
" JE King, 3,
" Z H Londermilk, 3,
" CC Lane,
3,
" RIL Lyon,
8,
Black Rock.
Wadesboro', Madison.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Maj. W P Emanuel, « M G Zeigler,
4 C, C,
Louisa, June, '64,
Capt. Henry Buist,
« WL Campbell,
P B Martin,
C,
« J M Melvany,
21,
" DC Moore,
" SB Meachum,
" T Pinkney,
Lieut. A W Burt, 71,
" T M Baughman. 1 I,
« W W Covington, 23,
H J Clifton, 21,
< P W Easterling,
5 C,
" ST Anderson, W S Bissell 2,
1 1,
Martinsburg, July, '63,
Gettysburg, Louisa, June, '64, 66 66 Petersburg, "
66
Cold Harbor, May,
Timmons. Liberty. Cherokee.
Maj. D F Bootan, 3 C,
Capt. J P Allen, 55 I,
" JB Ashton, 4 C,
« Wm Barnes, 55 1, " T M Carter, 14, 44,
« J H Connelly,
" HR Dedwyler,
38,
W J Dumass,
53,
Spottsylvania, May, '64, IS
Rome. Dawson. Burke.
CC
Atlanta.
Spottsylvania, May, '6-4, Jackson.
Griffin.
66 Elbert. Forsyth.
Charleston. Cokesburg. Charleston. Waterboro'. Spartanburg. Charleston. Cokesburg, Yorkville. Charleston.
Hamburg. Florence. Bennetsville. Timmonville.
Charleston. Chester. Charleston. King Tree. King Tree. Marboro'. Spartenburg. Unionville.
D Gordan,
M P Galloway,
23 I,
J A Garrett, C
¥ J & Gallman, 51,
J G Hollford, 8,
W E Johnson, 7 C,
¥ N B Lusk, 12 1,
ARM.
CAPTURE.
RESIDENCE.
Newbern. Lincolnton. Barrack.
Jacksonville. Lumberton.
Newbern, Clinton.
Moore.
Onslow.
Randolph.
=
Snow Hill.
¥
.
J B Lindsey, 31,
" G H Lindsay, 54,
27 1, 111,
Petersburg, June, '64,
C,
51, 4 C,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Gettysburg, July, '63, Hanover, May, '64, Petersburg, June, '64,
W Epps,
4 C, 4 C,
GEORGIA.
East Tennessee, June, '64, Cumberland Gap, Sept. '63,
¥
" ES Hart,
=
J F Heath, 67,
J C Hynes, 5 ℃,
13
SECTION II.
RANK AND NAME.
ARM.
CAPTURE.
Capt. J Edmonson,
" CR Ezell,
4,
do
do
" A C Gibson,
4,
do
do
" W J Garham,
Staff,
do
do
Hamilton.
« H K Harrison,
7 C,
do
do
Chatham.
Thomasville.
" F W Hopkins,
7 C,
do
do
« J J Henderson,
61 1,
do
do
Irvineville.
" T W Harris,
12,
do
do
Oglethorp.
" T' W Kent,
48,
Knoxville, Nov. '63,
Wrightsville.
« J L I.emon,
18
do
do
Cobb.
J W Lewis,
31
" D McDonald,
61
12
do
do
Buena Vista. Augusta.
" RG Miller,
7 C,
Trivillian, June, 64,
Camden.
" A G McLeod,
57 1,
Knoxville, Nov., '63,
" W C Knutt,
53,
Cumberland Gap, Sept.,
Canfield.
Lieut. W J Boswell,
58,
8,
Gettysburg, July; '63,
Savannah,
" EL Brown,
59,
do
do
Fort Gams.
" J J Boss,
35,
do
do
« J.L .Burney,
49,
do
.do
Twiggs.
T J Carr,
43,
Champion, May, '63,
Jefferson.
R Childs,
4,
44,
do .
do
Clarke.
« J D DeLoach,
61,
do
do
Tatnal.
W H De Loach,
7 C,
do
do
Bryan,
‹ J S Greer,
4 I,
do
do
West Point.
" DW Garrett,
11,
do
do
Morgan.
C C Grace,
12,
do
do
Perryville.
W DIvy,
12,
do
do
Millford.
" E Jeffers,
61,
do
do
Macon.
" P P Lyon,
18,
Gains' Mill, June, '64,
Canton.
H J Moses,
57,
do
do
Blakely.
J W Maxwell,
50,
do
do
Coffee.
« M M Mosely
3,
45 1,
do
do
Clinton.
"
J G Maddox,
38,
do
do
Milton.
" G' W Roughten,
49,
do
do
Sandersville,
W W Halbert,
4,
do
do
Augusta.
W R Avant,
61,
Gettysburg, July, '63, do
do
Lincolnton.
A J Barton.
55,
Cumberland Gap, Sept., '63, Gainsville.
W H Chew,
7 C,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Augusta. West Point.
" W C Cherry,
4 1,
do
do
« J F Davis,
14,
do
do
Amherst.
" J R Fard,
7 C,
do
do
Wayne.
T S Gunn,
57 1,
do
do
Houston.
A M Greer,
. 12,
do
do
Youngsboro'.
F N Graves,
61,
do
do
Lumpkins.
D W Goodwin, .
44,
do
do
Greensboro'.
" DT Harris,
21,
do
do
Forsyth.
R Harvey,
7 C,
do
do
Bryan.
44,
Spotsylvania, May, '64,
RESIDENCE. Fayettville. Jasper. Lagrange.
Spottsylvania, May, '64, do do
Bainbridge. Brooks.
« JR McMichael,
Gaina' Mill, do
Griffin.
" SW Branch,
Monroe.
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Clinton.
N B Durham,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Banks.
J G Morgan,
J B Bently,
22,
Macon.
14
PRISON LIFE.
RANK AND NAME. ARM.
Capt. W B Ballentine, 2 I,
ce Wm Baily, 4,
« G Finley, 1 C,
« J C Talbott, 51,
Lieut. T S Armistead, 8,
do
do
" S Myers,
do
do
" A L Bull,
5,
do
do
« J Collins, 5,
do
do
Monticello.
Quincy, Ga. Appalachicola ..
Capt. J W Burton, 6 I,
" C E Chambers,
12,
do
do
" J'N Chisolm, 9,
" RL Campbell,
49,
Port Hudson, do
" L S Chitwood,
5,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
« J H Ellison,
3,
do
do
₩ J W Fannin,
61,
do
do Tuskegee.
« JD Meadows, 1,
Lieut .: A. J. Armstrong 46,
« RH Adams,
Staff,
" J J Andrews,
‹ W T Bishop,
16 I,
Boxar, June,
Florence,
« JD Bond,
59,
Petersburg, June, '64,
Haynesville.
D E Bates,
J P Breedlove,
H A Chadmore.
10,
do
do
do
do
Mobile.
Jefferson.
J L Haynes,
14,
do
do
Talladego.
A J Kirkman
4 C,
Alabama, Nov., '63,
Tennessee, Nov. '63,
" EJ Mastın, W H Allen,
W P Bass,
15,
1 C,
Tennessee, Oct., '63,
-
A C Foster,
4 1,
Alabama, Nov., 63,
C. S. C.,
Waynesboro', Nov., '63,
Tuskegee.
Maj. L Fontain,
" TH Johnson,
1 1,
do
do
Capt. T Boyd,
11,
do
do
" HT Coffee,
48,
do
do
N. Orleans, La.
« A J Lewis,
C,
12 I,
do
do
« J L Purgason,
32,
do
do
Lieut. C L Barrett,
C,
do
do
Port Gibson ..
J C Carson,
Staff,
Trivillian, May, '64, '
Natches.
« W H Frizzell,
12 1,
" J M Allen,
29 1,
Spottsylvania, May, '64, Chickamauga, Sept., '63,
RESIDENCE.
Pensacola. Leon.
Mariana.
Lake City. Mariana. Apalache. Tallahasse.
S M Davis, 4 I,
R N Hall, 4 1,
do
do
ALABAMA.
Gettysburg, July, '63,
Montgomery. Tuskegee. Florence.
Vill Springs. Clayton. Mobile.
Florence.
Columbia.
Farnsdale.
·Staff,
Florence, November,
Florence.
Selma. Tuskegee. Selma.
W N Cidyard, PH Earl,
4,
do
do
Staff,
49 I,
Port Hudson, July, Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Florence. Huntsville. Guntersville .. Salem. Tallahasse. Florence.
MISSISSIPPI.
C,
Port Hudson, July, '63,
Austin, Texas .. Fernando, Miss. Morrisonville.
Pt.Gibson, Miss. Natches. Keenzie.
Holmes, -
Grenada ..
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CAPTURE. FLORIDA.
Gettysburg, July, '63, do do
Misssionary, Nov., '63,
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Missionary, Nov., '63,
Port Hudson, July, '63, Champion, May, do - do
A,
4 I,
Gettysburg, July, '63,
Spottsylvania, May,
W H Biddell,
" T Q Munce,
do
do
J S Leonard,
do do
15
SECTION II.
RANK AND NAME.
Liet. T M Bassonett,
12,
= W L. Barton, 2,
W M Bullock, 48,
" J R Cason.
17 I,
A HI Farrar,
13,
do do
Grenada.
Vicksburg.
Pentateuch.
" RJ Howard, 1,
W T Jeffries, C,
" J W Jones, 1 I,
do
do
Smithville.
LOUISIANA.
Port Hudson, July, '63, do do
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
do
do
H E Handerson, Staff,
do
do
L Jastremski, 10 I,
¥
J L Lemon, 14,
do do
do
do
W .E O'Riley 9,
W A Martin, 7,
E J Hall, 1 C,
Port Hudson, Sept., '63,
« W B Kemp, 9 C,
do
do
« B Edwards,
C,
do
do
Covington.
" J D Bowman,
15 I,
J M Burgess, 8,
P H Cavanaugh, 1,
do
do
J Fickerson,
14,
do
do
J B Fitzpatrick,
14,
do
do
T E'Kelley,
8,
do
do
da
TJ Hudson,
9.
do
do
dơ
D Mahony, 10
do
do
do
" John Martin,
1,
do
do
C J Bachelor, 2,
do
do
C A Chisholm 10,
do
do
" J R Cottingham, 3,
do
dô
Columbia.
" A V Duralde, 9,
do
do
Baton Rouge:
" R M Fletcher, 2,
do
1
do
Vernon.
" John Kilmartin, 7,
do
do
" SHI May,
10,
do
do
Lieut. W A Collins, 7 I,
" J E Coll,
5,
" TJ Duvall,
32 C,
" SG Adamson, 32 C,
" HI Coffee,
1 C,
Col V H Manning 3 I,
TEXAS.
Raymond, May, '03,
Gettysburg, July, '63, Deer Creek, June, '64, do do ·
Franklin, April, '63,
ARKANSAS.
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
Hamburg.
Floyd. Alexandria: Aberville. New Orleans. .do
do
Baton Rouge. New Orleans. Greensboro'.
Lieut. J C Barthelemy, 20 I,
do
do
St. James.
Bastrop.
Holmesville.
Liberty. New Orleans. do
do Reed River: do
New Orleans. do
Coffeeville:
Liberty. Anderson. Fannin.
Dangerfield,
RESIDENCE. Union.
Tupelo: Bovina,
Holly Springs:
Timu. Foley, 19,
do do
u B I. Grant,
2,
do do Port Hudson, Sept., '63,
Byhala.
do
do
Port Gibson.
Lt. Col.P F DeGourney, A, " ES MI LeBreton, 4 I,
Capt. J G Angell, 5,
John Elliott, 2
do
do
L H Malachee,
do
do
do
do
Spottsylvania, May, '64,
do
do
New Orleans.
do do
ARM.
CAPTURE;
Chester, July, Tupelo, May,
Spottsylvania, May, '64, Gettysburg, July, '63,
16
PRISOF LIFE.
RANK AND NAME.
ARM.
CAPTURE.
RESIDENCE.
Madison. Hamburg. Fort Smith.
Capt. D Arbuckle,
17,
do
do
do
do
Lenville,
Center.
Chicott.
A B Israel,
1,
do
do
Powhatan.
J M J Jones,
C,
do
do
Berryville.
H L W Johnson, 12 I,
do
do
Arkadelphia.
J C Patterson, 14,
do
do
Yallsille.
Lieut. D S Bronaugh, 16,
P HI Benson,
23,
4 J B Baxter,
23,
do
do
Monroe.
" C W Corgill,
10,
do
do
Little Rock.
" G W Carter, 23,
do
do
Arkadelphia.
" J W Greer, 23,
do
do
Helena.
M Hixon,
16,
- do
do
Clarksville.
W A Hancock,
C,
do
do
do
do
¥
W B Burnett,
10 I,
M S Bradford,
10 I,
do
do
Liberty.
O H P' Caldwell, 19,
do
do
Magnolia.
D M Coffman, C,
do
do
Smithville.
" RY Dillard,
16 I,
do
do
Nashville.
W CD Evans, 17,
do
do
" T P Peak,
A,
do
do
MISSOURI.
Helena, November '03,
do .
do
" J G Kelly,
Staff,
do
do
" S Lowe,
A,
do do
Lieut. A MI Bedford,
3C,
Big Black, January, '63, do do
Helena, July,
Cassville.
G C Brand,
2 C,
Holly Springs, July,
Brownsville.
1
KENTUCKY.
Col. G W Woolfolk,
Maj. J B M'Creary,
do
do
do do
Charlotte.
" TE Eastham,
S, do do
Lexington.
" T M Hammack, 10,
do
do
Morganfield ..
" R D Logan, C,
do
do
" MI D Logan,
3 C,
do
do
= CL Mmor, C,
do
do
" A A Norris,
Buskville.
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