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Pvt. Young H.E. Hitch, Killed in Action, 6-19-64, Kennesaw Mountain,Confederate Relic Room Lt. John M. Howard, Family, 16th Museum Corporal Absolum White, 16th Museum, Family, John Bigham, Confederate Relic Room Private Jonathan Dial "Jot" Armstrong, Bobbie K. Armstrong, Family |
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Company I was an excellent company. Formed from the lower end of the county where most families were rather up scale for the up-country, it served well. It appears to have no desertions to speak of. This is my revised roster of Company I, Sixteenth South Carolina. It is drawn from a wide group of sources. There are problems with it. I have attempted to show all men so some duplication is possible. To be noted with the problems are the trouble in telling who is who with the Harrison's and others including the Forrester's. Of the 167 men of Company I: only 9 were captured; 2 at Missionary Ridge and its attendant actions, 2 at Kennesaw and one each at Franklin, Marietta, Nashville and the place of capture for two is unknown 24 were Killed In Action, 21 Died of Illness, and only 3 died in prisons. Those killed in action died as follows: 8 at Franklin, 4 at Decatur and Kennesaw Mt., 3 at Atlanta, 2 at Missionary Ridge and one at Peachtree Creek and Smithfield, N.C. The place of death for one is unknown. In addition to the 24 killed, 17 members were wounded, several on multiple occasions. Thus the difference in number of wounds and men wounded. Although it is difficult to see who was wounded at Franklin and who at Nashville, there appear to be 3 at Franklin and none at Nashville, 4 at Decatur, 2 at Atlanta, and one each at Kennesaw, Lovejoy, Car Shop, Missionary Ridge, and Dalton. For 2 men it is not recorded where they were wounded. There were 29 men present at the surrender. 14 attended the 1883 meeting where the colors were brought from hiding. No member of I Company that was captured, galvanized or fought for the Union. All the men appear to have come from Greenville County. No one is carried as having deserted. I consider I Company one of the better companies of the regiment, certainly it appears to have been one of the most loyal to the southern cause. There is a J.J. McKinsey, Company I, Sixteenth South Carolina listed as buried at Griffin Georgia in the U.D.C. list, Vol 2, page 628. It is possible that this is Newton Mckinney but the U.D.C. information is right after war and is certainly dated. |
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If you can provide information that connect these to a particular individual please do so, the help is needed. 1902 Pension -Forrester, Serena - Greenville County -Greenville -Class C- No3 - 1904- Company I, 16th (Probably widow of John Forrester, who died in Camp Morton. There is a second John (Elford) Forrester, in this company who was captured at almost the same place and time and lived to return home.) 1902 Pension - Huff, M.M. - Greenville County -Class C - No 4 - 1901- Company I, 16th - aged 62 (Probably John H. Huff; Minurva M. Huff w/o John H. Huff, 1860 census.) SF Sullivan, Sarah (The Sullivan's in the 16th are found in Company E) 1902 Pension - Stewart, Caroline - Greenville County -Freeman -Class C - No 4 - 1901- Company I, 16th - aged 61 |
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Many of the men from I Company, served in Company B of the Third State Troops from January of 1862 until January of 1863. This unit of State Troops was commanded by Captain T.B. Roberts (Captain, Company A, 16th S.C.V). Numbering with those serving in both units are Thomas Goldsmith, Samuel Mckittrick, W.D. Bramlett, George Fielding, Johnson Goodwin, J.M. Greer, John M. Howard, T.B. Nelson and others. Some would join other units, others would find the way back to the 16th. You will note that almost every surname mentioned in I Company of the Sixteenth is to be found on Bil's roster listed below. Note: You will leave my site if you follow this link, use your back button to return or bookmark before you leave, we want you to come back. Third Reserves, Col. Elford Letters of Samuel McKittrick, an extensive set that documents this company, the Third Reserves, and his company of State Troops, to the time of his return to the Sixteenth. The best documentation to date on how the Sixteenth was formed and how she drew her manpower. Letters date from 1861 to the Summer of 1864, Mention of many men from all of these units. Parts I and II Parts III and IV Part V |
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| Austin, J. Manning | Capt | I | Also see Company A Transferred to Company I, 5/1/62 DOD West Point, Ga.(K)(MR)(T) | James Manning Austin Bio of U.C.V. Chapter Grave of Buried: Christ Church Episcopal Greenville, S.C. | . |
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| Babb, Newton | Capt | I | Promoted First Lt. 3/62 Promoted Captain 7/62 Sick St. Mary's Lagrange 6/63(CSR) DOD Lagrange, Alabama 11/6/63(K)(MR)(T) B.A. Goodlett (Captain/Company K) received his effects at hospital: silver watch, sword and sash, coat, vest, brush, handkerchief, hat, shoes, two shirts, 2 drawers, 4 socks, oil cloth and $70.00 | Bio of Grave of Buried:Fairview Presbyterian, Simpsonville, S.C. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| McKittrick, Samuel | Capt | I | KIA Decatur 7/23/64(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) See Company B, Third State Troops See First Regiment State Troops, Company K(8/63-2/64 - Roberts) | Letters Parts I and II
(Extensive) Bio of Grave of Killed July 23, 1864 Married Mary A. Stennis 1845 6/8/24-6/11/00 Buried: Fairview Presbyterian Simpsonville, S.C. McKittrick, Samuel, mentioned on pages 220, 230, 280, 368 - Brown, Russell K. - To the Manner Born, The Life of General Wm. H.T. Walker Cites McKittrick's Letters which are located at Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield Park. | . |
| Roberts, Ed G. | Capt | I | Sur. Greensboro(MR) Wounded Franklin 11/30/64(MR)(T) | Furman University Bio of See A Company E. G. Roberts received a Confederate pension (#S15335) in Hamilton County, TN listing service in 16th S. C. Infantry. Thanks A! | . |
| Austin, Thomas J. | Lt | I | Promoted to Lieutenant 3-64 Typhoid 9/22/64(CSR) | Bio of Letter, Author of | . |
| Austin, Wm. J. | Lt | I | None | Bio of | . |
| Browning, Wm. B. | Lt | I | DOD Greensboro, N.C. 04/08/64(K) 02/05/62(K) Second date is in line with location cited.(K)(ROH) | Bio of | . |
| Forrester, John | Lt | I | John Elford Forrester Elected Lt. Aug. 22 1862. (MR(T) Cap. Kennesaw Mt., Ga. 6/18/64 Cp. Morton (CSR) John E. Forrester Captured by the enemy near Kenesaw Mt. June 19 1864 SF See Company A, Third State Troops | Bio of Grave of Notes E-Mail Descendant John Elford Forrester B. 27, April 1843, D 12, February 1915 Married : Sallie L. Hyde. Son of Thomas Andrew Forrester and Narcissus Smith Brother of Issac Baylis Forrester, First Cousin to Issac Forrester Three children Related by his daughter Susie Rosetta Forrester, found in the Forrester genealogy. John Elford Forrester was in the War Between the States as a Confederate soldier. He was captured and imprisoned in Camp Morton, Indianapolis, Indiana. His captors nearly starved him to death. He was a man of about 165 pounds but when he reached home after the war he weighed only about 85 pounds and his hipbones cut through his skin. He was never a well man thereafter. He said that he often thought of his mother’s slop bucket when he was so hungry. E-Mail Second Descendant | . |
| Garrett, E. Newport. | Lt | I | Sur. Greensboro(MR) Wounded Franklin 11/30/64(MR)(T) | Bio of Listed in Laurens County Enrollment Book of Confederate Veterans, 1902, page 57 and 58; Died Since War, listed as a Private in Babb's Company and as Lt. in Company E and I SMB 1902 Pension – Garrett, E.N. - Greenville County – Fairview -Class C- No1 - 1901 - Company I, 16th – Disabled by wound Erasmus Newport Garrett E-Mail Descendant/Researcher Newport Garrett wife: Tommie Jones 3 children: Alma;Manning;Lily Son of Tommy Garrett and Nancy Sullivan. E-Mail Descendant | R |
| Goldsmith, Thomas Sr. | Lt | I | See Company B, Third State Troops | Grave of Clear Springs Letter, mention of McKittrick Letters Email Decendant | . |
| Hodges, W. Ludlow | Lt | I | Sur. Resigned, 5/64 See First Regiment State Troops (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) | Bio of | . |
| Howard, John M. | Lt | I | See Company B, Third State Troops See First Regiment State Troops, Company K (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) | Born 5/1/21,
Died 6/24/96 Bio of Grave of Letter, mention of McKittrick Letters E-Mail Descendant Second Descendant E-Mail Descendant John M.Howard 4/1/1821-6/24/1896 Buried: Clear Springs Church Wife: Mary Adline Bell 1/6/1829 Pickens Co.-6/27/1914 Buried Clear Springs Church 5 children: 1.W.A.;2.Andrew;3.Carl;4.Fred;5.Ida. Son of Samuel Howard and Mary Polly Jones. Was an uncle of Mary Lou Thackston wife of Nicholas Joseph Wood. E-Mail Researcher | . |
| Jones, M.S. | Lt | I | Wounded Lookout Mountain(MR)(T) | Bio of Probably James Madison Jones E-Mail Descendant/Researcher | . |
| McCreary, Jesse | Lt | I | None | Bio of | . |
| Thackston, Wm. S. | Lt | I | Wounded Franklin 11/30/64(MR)(T) | Bio of Lt. W.S. Thackston B. May 15, 1838 D. June 16, 1910 M. Harriet ? Garrett Buried: Clear Springs Baptist Church SF William S.Thackston Born 5/15/1838 Died 6/16/1910 Clear Springs Church Wife:: Margaret Garrett Born 1/27/1839 Died 8/16/1907 Clear Springs Church 5 children 1.Mary Lou;2.William Thomas;3.John Turner;4.Samuel Augustus;5.Thaddeus Stewart. William S.Thackston was brother-in-law to Nicholas Joseph Wood William S.Thackston's sister Mary Lou Thackston married Nicholas Joseph Wood. E-Mail Researcher | . |
| White, Anthony | Lt | I | KIA Atlanta 8/7/64(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) | Bio of Grave of Clear Springs Baptist, Simpsonville, S.C. Anthony White E-Mail Descendant/Researcher Anthony White, Abner White, John Jones White were sons of Solomon King White and Elizabeth Jones E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Wood, Nicholas J. | Lt | I | Wounded 8/29/63 (CSR) See Company B, Third State Troops | Bio of Nicholas Joseph Wood Born 12/9/1825 in Simpsonville,S.C. Died 9/23/1895 in Woodruff,SC Burried:Bellview Baptist Church Cemetery Married to Mary Lou Thackston Born 2/7/1836 Died 2/28/1907 Also at Bellview. Married - 9/27/1853 12 children: 1.Hattie; 2.Martha; 3.Nancy; 4.Evy; 5.Mary; 6.John; 7.William (my great-grandfather); 8.Joseph; 9.Nicholas; 10.Leland; 11.Lillie; 12.Earley. Nicholas Joseph Wood was the son of Joseph Wood and Mary Garrett. Joseph Wood was a private in James Wood's Company, 3rd.Regiment S.C.Militia in the War of 1812. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| McKinney, James J. Jeff(K) | 1S | I | KIA Atlanta 8/8/64(K)(MR) DOW | Brother of Newton Allen McKinney U.D.C., Vol. 2, page 628 (Listing for burial of J.J. McKinsey?) Grave of, Stonewall Cemetery, Griffith, Georgia Buried:Stonewall Cemetery, Griffith, Georgia(K) James Jefferson McKinney Born:1830 Simpsonville Died 8/8/1864 Wife: Kiziah L.Wood Born: 1832 Simpsonville Died 1898 Clear Springs Church 6 children: Thomas;2.??;3.Franklin;4.Warren;5.James A.;6.Fanny. Kiziah L.Wood was sister of Nicholas Joseph Wood E-Mail Researcher | . |
| Forrester, Andrew J. | S | I | See Company A, Third State Troops See First Regiment State Troops, Company K (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) | None | . |
| Harrison, J.R. | S | I | Sur. Greensboro(MR) | John Ramsey Harrison Mention of McKittrick Letters B: 1 Jan 1845 D: 8 May 1920 M: Nov 1869 Lillie Helen Adams SF | R |
| Howard, Young | S | I | KIA Atlanta 7/22/64(K) 8/24/64(K)(ROH) | Listed in Laurens County Enrollment Book of Confederate Veterans, 1902, page 71; Howard, Young; Private; Company I, Sixteeth; Enlisted Fountain Inn; 1862, Killed Atlanta (Note: There is a Young Howard listed in other lists as Killed Atlanta. He is listed in both I and D Company on these lists.) SMB | . |
| Johnson, James P. | S | I | None | James Peter Johnson June 10, 1847 - July 19, 1927 Buried White Plains Donnie W. | . |
| Nash, Young | S | I | None | B: Apr. 18, 1818 D. Oct. 23, 1891 Buried: Fairview Presbyterian Church SF | . |
| Vaughn, Henry G. | S | I | KIA Franklin 11/30/64(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) | Letter, Mention of Letters of Young Hitch Grave of daughter, Clear Springs Baptist mentions service Listed in Laurens County Enrollment Book of Confederate Veterans, 1902, page 140; Vaughn Garner; Died In Service SMB Greetings All: First of all Steve, I appreciate your informative web site. My father’s ancestral research indicates at least 2 of 4 Vaughan brothers fought with the 16th. Your necrology section confirms this with the exception of the incorrectly spelled last name. The Vaughan family had settled in or around Fountain Inn, SC during the civil war. Pascal died in Franklin, Tolliver died in Kennesaw Mountain and Henry died in Petersburg (army of VA) or the CSA hospital in Farmville. The family story around Henry was that after months of filth in trench warfare he became agitated and was determined to crawl out of the trench to relief himself. It was his last act of defiance. The other family story is that my gr/gr/gr/gr grandmother was heartbroken as her boys were "volunteered" to serve. When they came for her youngest she took matters into her own hands. She burned the family bible, which detailed birth dates. Then she lied about the age of her "baby" (his name escapes me) who was small in stature. She told the recruiters that she had given 3 sons to the confederacy and that was enough. And in so many words, get off my property now! Since that time, generation after generation perpetuated the family name though a single male child. Until my father (Charles Ball Vaughan) moved North in the early 1940's and had two sons, I have two sons, and my brother has one. The Vaughan’s remain defiant. I hope this is of some passing interest. Thanks again, My warmest regards, Evan Vaughan evankvaughan@hotmail.com | . |
| Vaughn, Pascal D. | S | I | KIA Franklin 11/30/64(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) | Listed in Laurens County Enrollment Book of Confederate Veterans, 1902, page 140; Vaughn, Pascal, Sergeant; Killed in Atlanta Campaign, August, 1864 SMB Paschal D. Vaughn E-Mail Descendant/Researcher Greetings All: First of all Steve, I appreciate your informative web site. My father’s ancestral research indicates at least 2 of 4 Vaughan brothers fought with the 16th. Your necrology section confirms this with the exception of the incorrectly spelled last name. The Vaughan family had settled in or around Fountain Inn, SC during the civil war. Pascal died in Franklin, Tolliver died in Kennesaw Mountain and Henry died in Petersburg (army of VA) or the CSA hospital in Farmville. The family story around Henry was that after months of filth in trench warfare he became agitated and was determined to crawl out of the trench to relief himself. It was his last act of defiance. The other family story is that my gr/gr/gr/gr grandmother was heartbroken as her boys were "volunteered" to serve. When they came for her youngest she took matters into her own hands. She burned the family bible, which detailed birth dates. Then she lied about the age of her "baby" (his name escapes me) who was small in stature. She told the recruiters that she had given 3 sons to the confederacy and that was enough. And in so many words, get off my property now! Since that time, generation after generation perpetuated the family name though a single male child. Until my father (Charles Ball Vaughan) moved North in the early 1940's and had two sons, I have two sons, and my brother has one. The Vaughan’s remain defiant. I hope this is of some passing interest. Thanks again, My warmest regards, Evan Vaughan evankvaughan@hotmail.com | . |
| Verdin, Paul | S | I | Sur. Wounded Atlanta(MR)(T) Listed as P.J. Virden at Surrender | Paul Jones Verdin B: 1837 D: 1896 M: Wealthy Hamby Buried: Bethel United Methodist Church Paul and Wealthy had 6 children. His son Thomas married Elizabeth Pike, daughter of Lewis Morgan Pike, Co. F Mauldin Legacy SF | . |
| Baldwin, Jeremiah C. | C | I | Died 10/25/63 | Possibly Josiah C. Listed below | . |
| Forrester, Baylis | C | I | Sur. Reu. Greensboro(MR) Color Guard Reu. | Also listed as Forester, Mention of Grave of I.B. Forrester Issac Baylis Forrester Born April 3, 1842 Died December 26, 1918 Married: Nancy Ellen Cobb Son of Thomas Andrew Forrester and Narcissus Smith Brother of John Elford Forrester, First Cousin to Issac Forrester Two Children Issac's son John Baylis Forrester was married to my Great Aunt Amanda Taylor, daughter of Willis Taylor, and sister of the wife of AB King's son. This JB Forrester of course is not the same one listed on one of the rosters, and I don't know if there's a connection. E-Mail Descendant | R |
| Johnson, J.W. | C | I | Sur. Greensboro(MR) | None | . |
| Jones, J.M.H. | C | I | Sur. | Married: Mary McHugh Grave of Clear Springs James Madison Jones E-Mail Descendant/Researcher | . |
| Jones, James L. | C | I | None | James L. Jones E-Mail Descendant/Researcher | . |
| Lyons, Geo. W. | C | I | DOD Dalton 3/27/64(K)(MR)(T) | Mention of | . |
| McPedey, John | C | I | Sur. Greensboro(MR) Listed as McPeden John "Mac" Peden is correct. Buried: Fairview Presbyterian | Grave of Letter, Mention of McKittrick Letters | . |
| Nunnely, Frank | C | I | Sur. Greensboro(MR) | Nunly and Nunnelly | R |
| Peden, J.M. | C | I | None | None | . |
| White, Abner | C | I | Sur. Greensboro | Abner White E-Mail Descendant/Researcher Anthony White, Abner White, John Jones White were sons of Solomon King White and Elizabeth Jones E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Adair, Geo. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Allison, Andrew J. | P | I | Cap. Nashville, Tn. 12/16/64 Cp Douglas(CSR) | Also listed as A.J. Alerson Andrew J. Allison "Died Oct. 10 1873 Age 45 Years" Buried: Clear Springs Baptist Church SF Andrew J.Allison Born: 1828 Died10/10/1873 Buried Clear Springs Church 2nd Husband of Harriett G.Howard Thackston 11/18/1818-8/16/1900 Buried Clear Springs Church Nicholas Joseph Wood married her daughter Mary Lou Thackston and William S.Thackston was her son. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Armstrong, J.D. | P | I | Sur. | J. D. Armstrong B: July 1, 1827 D: Dec. 22 1918 Wife: Sarah Buried Fountain Inn City Cemetery SF Married:Sara E. McHugh B: 2/1/27 D: 2/16/17 Bobbie K. Armstrong | . |
Austin, John Thomas | P | I | KIA Kennesaw Mt. 7/16/64(MR)(T) 6/22/64(K) DOW Cauldell Hospital Griffin, Ga. | None | . |
| Austin, Wm. A. | P | I | None | Wm. A Austin
There is a William A. Austin Buried
Clear Springs Baptist Church. B: 1 Apr 1821 D: 16 Apr 1885 Discharged 3/27/62 | . |
| Baldwin, Josiah C. | P | I | DOD Home 10/21/63(K) | Grave of Clear Springs Maybe Josiah G. | . |
| Bozeman, Tolavier L. | P | I | None | B. Feb. 27, 1829 D. July 23, 1870 Buried: Fairview Presbyterian Church SF | . |
| Bradley, John | P | I | None | John Bradley There is a John W. Bradley buried Fountain Inn City Cemetery B: May 18, 1834 D: Dec 5 1911 SF | . |
| Bramlette, J.N. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Bramlette, James | P | I | KIA Franklin 11/30/64(K)(MR)(T) | JAMES W. BRAMLETT Private, Private, Company I, 16th (Greenville) Regiment, South Carolina Volunteer Infantry, Gist Brigade, C.S.A.: wounded, Franklin, Tenn.; died 1864 in Tennessee military hospital of wounds suffered 10 days earlier in Battle of Franklin, Tenn. (Son of Sarah Dacus and Reuben Bramlett and husband of Elizabeth R. Holland? born April 19, 1833, in South Carolina, died Nov. 30, 1864, in a Tennessee Military Hospital after the Battle of Franklin, Tenn., buried Franklin, Tenn.?) James Bramblett, 17, born South Carolina, with parents, Reuben and Sarah, 1850 Greenville Co., S.C., census. NARA Index: Bramlett J W 16th SC Inf (Greenville Regt) I Pvt Pvt 000381 0004 00000820; E-Mail Researcher Brother of W.D. Bramlette SF | . |
| Bramlette, W.D. | P | I | Wounded 9/23/64(CSR) | W.D. Bramlett B: 14 Jan 1820 D: 29 May 1875 M: Martha E. McCrary Buried: Bethel United Methodist Church Brother of James W. Bramlett SF WILLIAM D. BRAMLETT, Private, Private, Company I, 16th (Greenville) Regiment, South Carolina Infantry, Gist Brigade, C.S.A.: wounded Sept. 23, 1864. W. D. BRAMLETT, Sergeant, Sergeant, Company K, 1st South Carolina State Troops: served two years. W. D. BRAMLETT, Corporal, Corporal, Company B, 3rd South Carolina Reserves. (Son of Sarah Dacus and Reuben Bramlett and husband of Martha Elizabeth McCrary, born Jan. 14, 1820, died May 29, 1875, buried Bethel Methodist Church Cemetery.) William Bramblete, 31, born South Carolina, and wife, Elizabeth, and family, 1850 Greenville Co., S.C., census. NARA Index: Bramlett W D 16th SC Inf (Greenville Regt) I Pvt Pvt 000381 0004 00000831; Bramlett W D 3rd SC Res B Cpl Cpl 000381 0004 00000830; Bramlett W D 1st SC State Troops K Sgt Sgt 000381 0004 00000829; Bramblett W D 1st SC State Troops K Sgt Sgt Bramlett W D 000381 0004 00000801. E-Mail Researcher | . |
| Brown, Jervey J. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Burdett, David | P | I | Wounded Kennesaw Mt.(MR)(T) | (See D.W. Burdett) | . |
| Burdett, Wm. | P | I | Sur. B. Wm. Burditt | Letters, mention of McKittrick Letters B. [Benjamin] William Burditt [Burdett] In hospital Jun 1864 in Ga. Son of Agness Barker and Jesse Bramlett Burdett Married, Eliza M. Smith born 9 Jun 1843 Died 17 Dec 1936 Buried McCarter Cem, Greenville, S.C. I think he is Benjamin William Burdett, son of of Agness Barker and Jesse Bramlett Burdett and husband of Eliza M. Smith. This Benjamin William Burdett was born June 9, 1843, Laurens Co., S.C., or Simpsonville, Greenville Co., S.C., and died Dec. 17, 1936, in Simpsonville. He was buried in McCarter Cemetery, Greenville Co., S.C. I believe he served as a private in Company I, 16th (Greenville) Regiment, SC Infantry, C.S.A., and as a private in Company D, 24th Regiment, SC Infantry, C.S.A. I believe the 16th and the 24th consolidated in 1865. Benjamin William Burdett is the grandson of Elizabeth Bramlett and Reuben Burdett and great-grandson of Mariann Bramlett and Frederick Burdett. Mariann Bramlett Burdett is the daughter of Margaret and Henry Bramlett Jr. of Fauquier Co., Va. Margaret moved into Laurens Dist., S.C., by 1790. Henry Jr. died in 1780. Mariaann's husband, Frederick Burdett, was in Laurens County by 1775 when he and William Bramlet witnessed a deed there. E-Mail Researcher | . |
| Burditt, D.W. | P | I | Cap. Franklin Cp. Chase Ex. 3/26/65(CSR) | David Wilcott Burdett Letters, mention of McKittrick Letters First Enlistment Pvt, Co K, 7th SC Inf, Enlisted 9 Aug 1862 Wounded at Antietam 17 Sep 1862, in General Hospital, Culpeper, 25 Sep 1862 Second Enlistment David W. Burdett Enlisted Jackson, Miss., 1 Jul 1863 Wounded Kennesaw Mt., Franklin, Tenn., 30 Nov 1864, gunshot in left arm and thigh POW captured Franklin, Tenn., 18 Dec 1864, On last roll 31 Aug 1864 Oath of allegiance/released, Point Lookout, Md., 9 Jun 1865 Family tradition: Wounded twice, captured twice, Standard bearer for Gen. John B. Hood Son of Agness Barker and Jesse Bramlett Burdett Brother of Benjamin William Burdett Born 4 Apr 1845 Died 22 Dec 1919 Buried: Simpsonville, Greenville Co., S.C. DAVID W. (WILCOT) BURDETT/D. (DAVID) W. (WILCOT) BURDITT, Private, Private, Company I, 16th (Greenville) Regiment, South Carolina Infantry, C.S.A.: enlisted July 1, 1863, Jackson, Miss., resident of Greenville Co., S.C.; on last roll Aug. 31, 1864; WIA Nov. 30, 1864, Kennesaw Mt., Franklin, Tenn.: gunshot left arm and thigh; POW captured Franklin, Tenn., Dec. 18, 1864, exchanged March 26, 1865, Camp Chase; Oath of Allegiance/released June 9, 1865, Point Lookout, Md. Regiment organized/mustered into service December 1861 Greenville Co., S.C., with recruits from Greenville County; moved to Charleston; stationed Adams Run under Gen. Hagood; to Wilmington, N.C., December 1862; to Jackson, Miss., May 1863: assigned to Gen. Gist¹s Brigade, Dept. of Mississippi and East Louisiana, defense of Jackson; stationed Rome, Ga., during Chickamauga Campaign; in Atlanta Campaign with Army of Tennessee and Gen. Hood¹s winter operations there; ended war in North Carolina; surrendered April 26, 1865. Probably DAVID W. BURDETT, Private, Private, Company D, 24th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry, C.S.A. (Son of Agness Barker and Jesse Bramlett Burdett and husband of Zelene McPherson, born April 4, 1845, Laurens Co., S.C., or Simpsonville, Greenville Co., S.C., died Dec. 22, 1919, Greenville County, buried Simpsonville City Cemetery.) NARA Index: Burdett David W 16 Regt SC Inf Confed I Pvt Pvt Burditt D W Film M381 Roll 5 Record 591; Burditt D W 16 Regt SC Inf Confed I Pvt Pvt Film M381 Roll 5 Record 658. Other sources: NPS, Martha Anne (Curry) Duke, Franklin D. Burdette. David is grandson of Elizabeth Bramlett and Reuben Burdett and great-grandson of Mariann Bramlett and Frederick Burdett. It looks like David served in another unit before he enlisted in the 16th at Jackson, Miss., since he was a resident of Greenville Co., S.C. I doubt he traveled clear to Mississippi to join the war effort in 1863. I found some information about a D. Burdit who served in the 7th Regiment in 1862. It's probably David Wilcot Burdett: Could be D. (DAVID WILCOT) BURDIT, Private, Private, Company K, 7th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry, C.S.A.: enlisted Aug. 9, 1862; WIA Sept. 17, 1862, Sharpsburg, Md.; in General Hospital, Culpeper, Va., Sept. 25, 1862; AWOL Nov. 17, 1862 (actually captured?) and never returned to the unit. Regiment assembled Spring 1861 Columbia, S.C., and moved to Virginia in June; after fighting in Bonham¹s Brigade at First Manassas, unit served under Gen. Kershaw, Gen. Kennedy and Gen. Conner, participating in campaigns of Army of Northern Virginia. NARA Index: Burdit D 7 Regt SC Inf Confed K Pvt Pvt Film M381 Roll 5 Record 650. E-Mail Researcher | . |
| Chandler, Josiah | P | I | DOD Charleston 2/23/62(K)(ROH) | Should be Company E | . |
| Chapman, Jos. | P | I | See First Regiment State Troops, Company H (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Joseph Chaplain | None | . |
| Cheek, Austin | P | I | None | Austin Cheek E-Mail Descendant/Researcher | . |
| Cox, Wm. E | P | I | DIP Rock Island 3/06/64(K)(ROH) | Should be Company E Buried:Confederate Cemetery Grave 754 (K) William W. (K) | . |
| Curry, Wilborn A. | P | I | Wounded Lovejoy Station(MR)(T) | Married: Elizabeth Simpson Mauldin Legacy SF | . |
| Divier, J.Y. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Edwards, Berry | P | I | Sur. L. Berry Edwards | Letter, Mention of Young Hitch Letters Littleberry Edwards E-Mail Descendant/Researcher | R |
| Ellison, Andy | P | I | None | None | . |
| Farrow, Richard | P | I | None | None | . |
| Fieldin, George | P | I | Sur. See First Regiment State Troops, Company K (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) | None | . |
| Forester, Andrew | P | I | See Company A, Third State Troops | None | R |
| Forester, J.B. | P | I | Sur. J.B. Foriester (Carried rank of Corporal at Surrender) See Company A, Third State Troops | None | . |
| Foriester, Asa | P | I | KIA Franklin McGavock 85 42(MG) Probably Issac Forrester (K) | Grave of | . |
| Forrester, Issac | P | I | KIA Franklin 11/30/64(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) (K) carries as Grave 42 McGavock, which matches above. | Born 1835 Married Catherine Fuller, Son of Amos Forester and Matilda Long, First Cousin of Issac Baylis Forrester and John E. Forrester E-Mail Second Descendant | . |
| Forrester, John | P | I | DIP Cap. Atlanta 3/19/65(K) Camp Morton Buried: Green Lawn(K) John Forrester Prisoner of War who has died at Camp Morton, Indianapolis Ind. Where Captured, Marietta Ga. When Captured, June 19 1864 Joned Station April 28, 1864 Cause of Death Pnuemonia Died: March19 1865 Buried: Green Lawn(?) Cemetery Camp Morton Reg. No.2 Page 50 Rolls of Prisoners of War Received at Military Prison Louisville Ky. during 5 days end June 30 1864. Where Cap. Mariettea Ga. When June 19 1864 Died March 19 1865 Pnuemonia Pvt. Co. I SF | Died Camp Morton, in my case he was confused with John Elford Forrester and the service records are mixed and difficult to sort. There are certainly two John Forrester's in the 1860 census and two in the combined service records. Other records support this John as being the husband of Serena, including census data. (SF) | . |
| Forrester, Wm. B. | P | I | KIA Franklin 11/30/64(MR)(T) See Company A, Third State Troops | Forrester, William L.(K) 11/30/64 Legrange, Ga. Buried: Confederate Cemetery Legrange, Ga.(K) | . |
| Foster, S.E. | P | I | Not listed in Taylor or Combined Service Record or Broadfoot (Simpson Foster, 8th Inf. Co.D, only listing in Broadfoot) | 1902 Pension – Foster, S.E. - Union County – Jonesville -Class C- No4 - 1902 – Company I , 16th – aged 60 | . |
| Fowler, George R. | P | I | DIP Cap. Missionary Ridge(MR) Cap. Graysville or Ringold, Ga. Died Grave 5811 St. Louis, Mi.(CSR)(K)Chronic Diarrhea(K) | Marked Grave or Memorial at Mount Olivet, Nashville, Tn. Grave of | . |
| Fowler, J.W. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Fowler, Jasper | P | I | None | William Jasper Fowler E-Mail Descendant/Researcher | . |
| Fowler, Reilly | P | I | KIA Missionary Ridge 11/25/64(T) | Fowler, Reilly Walter Charles (Charlie) Fowler, son of Benjamin Riley Fowler and Ruth Austin Fowler. His father froze to death after his troop had to swim a river during the Civil War. Our family tradition says this was at Missionary Ridge.Charlie Fowler lived in the Simpsonville area all his life. He died in 1914 and is buried in the Bethel Methodist Church Cemetery. Father: George FOWLER , * b: ABT 1783 in SC Mother: Catherine (Polly) COX , * b: in SC Marriage 1 Ruth AUSTIN Children Walter Charles FOWLER b: 18 AUG 1855 Benjamin Riley Fowler was the father of Walter Charles Fowler who was the father of Gertie Lee Fowler who was the wife of Walter Claude Stewart. I am the son of Gertie Lee Stewart Shaw. jashaw1usa@hotmail.com | . |
| Fowler, W.J. | P | I | None | Grave of Clear Springs W. Jasper Fowler | . |
| Garrett, Benj. B. | P | I | Sur. See A Company | Grave of Clear Springs | . |
| Garrett, G.N. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Garrette, J.M. | P | I | DOD, Lauderdale, Mississippi 8/10/63(K) | None | . |
| Garrette, Madison R. | P | I | DOD Listed as Mississippi(MR)(T) 9/30/64(K) Forsythe, Ga. | Cemetery Site and Listing in Confederate Cemetery, Forsyth, Georgia Bookmark as you will leave this site Private M. R. Garrett - Company I, 16th South Carolina Infantry, Greenville Regiment; Died: Sep 30, 1864. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Forsythe, Ga. (K) | . |
| Garrett, Miles R. | P | I | DOD Alabama(MR)(T) Forsyth, Ga. | Madison R. Garrette Correct name is Miles R. Garrett Miles R. Garrett B: 30 June 1826, Laurens Co. SC D: 30 Sept 1864 M: Nancy Stoddard Son of John Garrett and Manima Owings Died in Hospital at Forsythe Ga. Buried: Harmony Baptist Church Ft. Inn SC SF E-Mail Descendant/Researcher Cemetery Site and Listing in Confederate Cemetery, Forsyth, Georgia Bookmark as you will leave this site Private M. R. Garrett - Company I, 16th South Carolina Infantry, Greenville Regiment; Died: Sep 30, 1864. Miles R. Garrett was a 1st cousin to Nicholas Joseph Wood. E-Mail Researcher | . |
| Gary, Wm. S. | P | I | KIA Decatur 7/22/64(MR)(T) | Listed as Wm. G. Gary Atlanta 7/23/64(K)(ROH) | . |
| Gault, J.W. | P | I | Sur. J.W.P. Gault | John W. Gault B: Oct 13 1835 Buried Fountain Inn City Cemetery SF 1902 Pension - Gault, J.W. - Greenville County -Fairview -Class C- No3 - 1904- Company I, 16th | R |
| George, Fielding | P | I | See Company B, Third State Troops | None | . |
| Goldsmith, Thomas, Jr | P | I | Sur. Service record combined with father? | Grave of Clear Springs Thomas Goldsmith Jr. B: May 29, 1826 D; March 14, 1880 M: Mary Charles Mary Charles went on to remarry: she remarried J. A. Long. This is straight off the tombstones, but she must have been older than him. (See Long, Company K) Thomas Sr. is the brother of William, who served on the staff of the 16th. William is the father of William Henry of Company A. All are descended from the line of the William who served in the Revolutionary War . William Goldsmith of the Staff Headquarters also had a son named Thomas Bannister Goldsmith who is buried in Simpsonville City Cemetery and it is not known at this time if he was in the 16th or if his service records were confused with his Uncle, Thomas Goldsmith Jr. Thanks Susan SF Email Decendant | . |
| Goodwin, Franklin | P | I | DOD Greenville(MR)(T) J. Franklin 9/23/63(K) | None | . |
| Goodwin, Henry T. | P | I | DOD Rome, Ga.(K)(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Goodwin, Johnson | P | I | See Company B, Third State Troops | Johnson Goodwin B. March 2, 1823 D. Jan. 18, 1913 M. Caroline Richards(possibly her second marriage 18th Dec. 1845 Buried: Clear Springs Baptist Church SF Listed in Laurens County Enrollment Book of Confederate Veterans, 1902, page 57; Living in Laurens County, 1912 SMB | . |
| Goodwin, W.N. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Goodwin, Wesley D. | P | I | None | There is a WD Goodwin buried at Christ Church. SF | . |
| Goodwin, W.W. | P | I | Service only recorded on tombstone | Grave of Springwood | . |
| Graden, John | P | I | KIA Lookout Mountain(MR)(T) 7/22/64(K)(ROH) | See Company E | . |
| Greer, J.B. | P | I | DOD Demopolis, Alabama 10/21/63 Maybe John, listed below | None | . |
| Greer, James M. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Greer, John | P | I | KIA Missionary Ridge(MR)(T)11/25/63(K) See Company B, Third State Troops | None | . |
| Hamby, G.S. | P | I | Sur. G. Smith Hamly | G.S. Hamby "Smithy" B: 28 July 1845 D: 30 Apr 1907 M: Mary Emma Wilson Buried: Bethel United Methodist Church SF | R |
| Hamby, John T. | P | I | Sur. Wounded Decatur(MR)(T) | Listed as J.T. Hamly There is a John T. Hamby buried at Stokes-Hamby Cemetery, Mauldin, SC. B. Feb. 29, 1824 D. Dec. 25, 1897 SF | . |
| Hamby, Stephen | P | I | None | None | . |
| Hamby, Wm. S. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Hawkins, Alfred J. | P | I | Transfer to PBLA, 5/63 | None | . |
| Hawkins, J.P. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Hawkins, James H. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Henderson, James | P | I | None |
Note for the James Henderson listed in Co "I" of the 16th. Was listed in the 1860 Greenville census as J. M. Henderson with wife, Cynthia Henderson and children Jonathan & William P. He probably died in the War Between the States. Wife and children are listed without him in both the Laurens and Greenville Census for 1870. Researchers may contact: Henderson's of Early S.C. E-Mail Descendant and author. | . |
| Henderson, Marion | P | I | None | None | . |
| Higgins, George P. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Hitch, Young H.E. | P | I | KIA Kennesaw Mt. 9/19/64(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) Marietta, Ga.(K) | Letters, Author of E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Holcombe, Hosea | P | I | KIA Kennesaw Mt.(MR)(T) Hosea K.(K) 6/22/64(K) | Listed as H.K. on grave Grave of, Marietta Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, Ga. Listed in Laurens County Enrollment Book of Confederate Veterans, 1902, page 71 and 72; Private, Sixteenth; Killed in Battle in West Avery County, North Carolina SMB Buried Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, Ga.(K) | . |
| Howard, Augustus | P | I | None | Augustus Howard E-Mail Descendant/Researcher P.E.Agustus Howard Born: 4/7/1823 Died 3/19/1891 Wife: Margaret Lock Son of: Samuel Howard and Mary Polly Jones E-Mail Researcher | . |
| Howard, Priestly E.A | P | I | None | None | . |
| Howard, Wade | P | I | None | None | . |
| Howard, Wm. P. | P | I | Wounded Car Shop(MR)(T) The only ref. to Car Shop, I know of is the Railroad Car Shop in Atlanta. Scene of the fire in Gone with the Wind | None | . |
| Huff, John | P | I | None | None | . |
| Hurt, Riley W. | P | I | Sur. | None | . |
| Hyde, James H. | P | I | DOD Home 2/15/64(K)(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Jones, J. Wm. | P | I | KIA Decatur 7/22/63(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) DOW | None | . |
| Kellette, John A. | P | I | Sur. Greensboro(MR) Listed as Killett, J.A. See Company C, Third State Troops | Letter, mention of McKittrick Letters, Section 5 | . |
| Kellette, Wm. M. | P | I | None | Letter, mention of McKittrick Letters, Section Five | . |
| Knight, D.T. | P | I | Wounded Dalton(MR)(T) | Grave of Christ Church | . |
| Knight, Jesse | P | I | None | None | . |
| Knight, Wm. | P | I | KIA Franklin 11/30/64(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) McGavock 85 40 (MG) | Grave of | . |
| Lee, J.B. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Linder, W.L. | P | I | Sur. Linder, Willis I. | None | . |
| Linder, W.S. | P | I | KIA Peachtree Creek 7/20/64(K)(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Lindley, | P | I | Lost Peachtree Creek(MR) 7/20/63(K)(MR)(T)Maybe W.S Linder | None | . |
| Locke, G. Washington | P | I | Wounded Franklin 11/30/64(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Locke, Jesse J. | P | I | DOD Greenville 06/04/64(K)(MR)(T) | Buried: Standing Springs, Simpsonville, S.C.(K) | . |
| Locke, Wm. B | P | I | Sur. | Born: About 1844 Married: Florence Beacham William B. Locke of Co. I is buried at Mountain Creek Baptist Church, His wife came from Mountain Creek and he came from Standing Springs Church and they ended up as members of Taylors Church, but are buried at Mt.Creek. SF | . |
| Mahaffee, Madison R. | P | I | Cap. Kennesaw Mt., Ga. 6/64 Cp. Morton Ex 3/65(CSR) | None | . |
| Mahaffey, James L. | P | I | 1902 Pension - Mahaffy, J.L. - Greenville County -Greenville -Class C- No3 - 1904- Company I, 16th | None | . |
| Mahaffy, H.J. | P | I | Sur. Greensboro(MR) Listed As Hoy J. Mahaffey | Buried: Glenwood Cemetery, Pike
Co., AR Burial Information from this individual | . |
| Mahaffy, Roland | P | I | None | Looking over some of my records for Spartanburg County CW soldiers and noticed that an M. R. Mahaffey, 16 - I, was receiving a Class A Pension as Paralyzed. He was living in Walnut Grove, Spartanburg County. This was noted in the 1907 Spartanburg County Pension List and printed in the 4/27/1907 Spartanburg Herald. This paralysis probably occured due to his imprisonment at Camp Morton. I show that he died after 1910 and born 5/1/42. Notice the 16 I roster has a Roland Mahaffey with no additional data. Is it possible that Madison Roland and Roland are the same person? kenbelc@attbi.com | . |
| McCrary, James A. | P | I | DOD Adams Run Wilmington 12/22/62(CSR)(MR)(T) | None | . |
| McCrary, Wm. | P | I | Sur. | Grave of Clear Springs Spelled McCreary | . |
| McHugh, Wm. A. | P | I | None | None | . |
| McKinney, Newton A. | P | I | DOD Dalton(K)(MR)(T) Also listed as Norton(T)(K), 2/23/64 | Newton Allen Mckinney Letters from Brother of James Jefferson Mckinney Mentioned in Mauldin Legacy Did you know that Newton McKinney is also buried-or has a marker- at Clear Springs? It is beside his wife Mary's stone, and hers is way older; his appears to be much newer, maybe replaced or put down in the not too distant past as it is a newer style. I dont know if they brought his body home for burial or if it is a memorial but the plot is in the size of two people buried there. His stone says: Newton A. McKinney Sr. Co. I June 30, 1833 Feb. 23, 1864 Veteran of Civil War Buried: Clear Springs Baptist Church The unsinkable Susan strikes again, all of us owe Susan a great thanks for her love of these men.... Thanks, SF Newton Allen McKinney Born 6/30/1833 Died 2/23/1864 My records say he married Mary E.Wood. From the tombstones at Clear Springs Church Mary E. Wood Mar.15,18?? Died Sep.21,1895 Wife of Newton McKinney Newton A.McKinney Sr. Born: June 30,1833 Died Feb.23,1864 Veteran of Civil War 4 children 1.Andrew Jackson;2.Martha Lou;3.William J.H.;4.Newto Allen jr. Mary E.Wood was sister of Nicholas Joseph Wood E-Mail Researcher | . |
| Nelson, Bluford | P | I | None | Listed in Laurens County Enrollment Book of Confederate Veterans, 1902, page 101; Private, Company E, Sixteenth; Living in Laurens County, 1912, present at surrender SMB | . |
| Nelson, T.B. | P | I | See Company B, Third State Troops | There is a Thomas B. Nelson Buried Fountain Inn City Cemetery. B: 8 May 1824 D: 13 Dec 1912 M: Elizabeth Massey SF | . |
| Nelson, W.B. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Nix, Wm. W. | P | I | None | W. W. Nix B. July 16, 1812 D. 1885 Buried: Bethel United Methodist Church | R |
| Owens, John | P | I | DOD Adams Run 08/01/62(K) | None | . |
| Peden, James S. | P | I | KIA Decatur DOW 7/27/64(MR)(T) 07/26/64(K) See Company C, Third State Troops | James Scipio Peden Grave of Born 3/12/21 Died 7/27/64 Married 11/30/54 Elizabeth (Betsy) Mooney Stenhouse 12/14/28 - 1/6/12 Son of Robert Peden, Grandson of Alexander Peden Buried Fairview Presbyterian | . |
| Peden, Thomas C. | P | I | Transfer from the PBLA, Company H The Pedens of North American is in error listing Palmetto Battalion Light Infantry | Thomas Carlisle Peden Grave of Mention of McKittrick Letters Born October 29, 1837 Died May 11, 1885 Married 11/2/59 Harriet Malinda Harrison 7/14/39 - 11.24/11 Buried Fairview Presbyterian Son of John Simpson Peden and Margaret Peden Also descended from Alexander Peden | . |
| Phillips, Claborn | P | I | DOD Greenville(K)(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Rea, Samuel | P | I | None | None | . |
| Robertson, Berry | P | I | See Company D, Third State Troops See First Regiment State Troops, Company K (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) | 1902 Pension – Robertson, B.W. - Spartanburg County – Spartanburg -Class C- No2 - 1902 - Company I, 16th – aged 81 | . |
| Richards, James | P | I | DOD Adam's Run 12/05/62 (K) | Grave of Clear Springs James A. Richards B. Oct. 3, 1836 D. at Adams Run, SC Dec. 5, 1862 Buried: Clear Springs Baptist Church SF | . |
| Robertson, J.T. | P | I | Transfer 22nd S.C.V. | None | . |
| Robertson, Thomas | P | I | None | None | . |
| Rodgers, Wm. | Bugler | I | Only record of service is tombstone. | Grave of Brushy Creek Baptist | . |
| Scuggs, Wm. B. | P | I | Sur. Wounded Decatur(MR)(T) | Probably: W. E. Scruggs B: Dec 10 1826 D: April 20 1905 Buried: Fountain Inn City Cemetery SF Listed in Laurens County Enrollment Book of Confederate Veterans, 1902, page 132; Private, Company E, Sixteenth; Died in Laurens County SMB Wm. Berry Scruggs E-Mail Descendant/Researcher | . |
| Sheffield, Wm. | P | I | See First Regiment State Troops, Company K (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) | None | R |
| Simmons, John H. | P | I | Sur. Wounded Decatur(MR)(T) | B. Apr. 15, 1844 D. July 19, 1913 Buried Ebenezer Methodist Church SF John H.Simmons Born 4/15/1844 Died 7/19/1913 Buried: Ebenezer Meth.Church Wife: Rosa Jane Wood Born 5/8/1840 Died 5/19/1908 Buried Ebenezer Church 1 child: Mary. Rosa Jane Wood was sister of Nicholas Joseph Wood E-Mail Researcher | . |
| Simpson, John. B. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Smith James H. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Smith, Matison | P | I | None | None | . |
| Stepp, John | P | I | DIP Cap. Ringold, Ga. Rock Island Grave 363 2/4/64 | Company G (K) | . |
| Stepp, Thomas | P | I | DIP Point Lookout(K)(MR)(T) | Buried Camp Lookout, no grave number. | . |
| Stewart, John | P | I | DOD Greenville 11/23/63 | None | . |
| Stewart, Walter H. | P | I | Sur. Wounded Decatur(MR)(T) See First Regiment State Troops, Company K (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) | Walter Henry Stewart was the sixth child of John Stewart and Linny Pitts,
founders of the House of John. Henry, as he was called, was born in 1826 in
the Bethany community in lower Laurens County, SC. He was probably named
after his two grandfathers, Walter Stewart, Sr. and Henry Pitts.
As a young man, Henry moved with his parents and the rest of his family to the Fountain Inn area, where his father John died shortly afterwards of a sudden stroke while rebuilding his sawmill on North Durbin Creek. Family tradition says that young Henry ran the sawmill after his father's death, and lived for a time in a little house near the sawmill site about two miles northeast of Fountain Inn. Henry's uncle, 6 Rev. Clark Berry Stewart, notes in his journal that he bought 221 feet of weatherboard for his barn from Henry Stewart in July 1870. In 1864 he married Tempie Caroline Jones, thought to be the daughter of Margaret McMahon and Moses M. Jones of the Fountain Inn area. After the war Henry served as postmaster of Fountain Inn - probably sometime in the years between 1867 and 1873, according to available post office records for these years. He kept the post office in his home for a time. About 1874 he and Caroline and their young family moved to the Freeman community in upper Greenville County near Travelers Rest, SC, where Henry again served as postmaster. He was Clerk of Session at New Harmony Presbyterian Church until 1874. Henry and Caroline reared a family of seven children, one of whom died as a child. They were charter members of the Third Presbyterian Church in Greenville, and are buried at Duncan's Chapel Cemetery on Old Buncombe Road north of Greenville. Many descendants of Caroline Jones and Henry Stewart still live in the Travelers Rest and Greenville area. They meet each year on the fourth Sunday in October for a "Stewart Cousins Reunion" at Reedy River Baptist Church on County Road 88 southwest of Travelers Rest, on the edge of the Furman University Campus. For more information, contact 2641 Frances S. Shepard or 26272 Beulah L. Batson. Walter Henry Stewart was the father of Walter Claude Stewart who was the father of Gertie Lee Stewart, my mother. jashaw1usa@hotmail.com | . |
| Stewart, Wm. W. | P | I | DOD Columbus, Mississippi 12/1/64(K)(MR)(T) | On this one, he's probably buried in Mississippi, so its likely the same one.
His name is on her tombstone as being her husband. William W. Stewart His widow Mary Stewart buried at Clear Springs Baptist Church She died Jan. 26, 1891, age 71 years. SF | . |
| Stokes, Coleman M. | P | B | DOD Adams Run 9/24/62 (K) Brain Fever (K) | See B Company Mention of Newton McKinney Letters Brother of Henry Y. | . |
| Stokes, Henry Y. | P | B | DOD Adams Run, 7/25/62(K) | See B Company Mention of Newton McKinney Letters Brother of Coleman M. | . |
| Taylor, David S. | P | I | None | Born circa 1833 in Georgia, Date of Death Unknown Buried in the McDaniel Cemetery in Mauldin, S.C. E-Mail Descendant David S.Taylor Buried: McDaniel Cem. Wife:: Rebecca Amanda Wood Buried McDaniel Cem. 8 children 1.Westley:2.Joseph;3.James;4.Thomas;5.David;6.Mary;7.Martha;8.Nelson. Rebecca Amanda Wood was sister of Nicholas Joseph Wood. E-Mail Researcher | R |
| Thackson, J.F. | P | I | None | None | R |
| Thackston, J.S. | P | I | Wounded Dalton(MR)( | Grave of Clear Springs | . |
| Thackston, J.T. | P | I | Wounded Atlanta(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Thackston, T.M. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Thackston, Thomas N. | P | I | None | None | . |
| Vaughn, T.R. | P | I | KIA Kennesaw Mt. DOW 6/20/64(MR)(T) | Listed in Laurens County Enrollment Book of Confederate Veterans, 1902, page 140; Vaughn Toliver, Private; Killed in Kennesaw Mountain or Atlanta July 1864 SMB Toliver Robinson Vaughn E-Mail Descendant/Researcher | . |
| Verdin, Allen | P | I | None | None | . |
| Waldrip, W.M. | P | I | Wounded 8/14/64(CSR) | None | . |
| Waldrop, L. Berry | P | I | None | Grave of Sandy Springs Spelled Waldrep on Tombstone | . |
| Waldrop, Wm. H. | P | I | None | None | . |
| White, John | P | I | Sur. Greensboro(MR) Listed as John J. White | John Jones White B. May 20, 1830 D. Jan. 7, 1908 Buried : Clear Springs Baptist Church SF John J. White E-Mail Descendant/Researcher Anthony White, Abner White, John Jones White were sons of Solomon King White and Elizabeth Jones E-Mail Descendant | . |
| White, G.M. | P | I | KIA Franklin 11/30/64 (K)(MR)(ROH)(T) Mcgavock 85 41 - Listed as G.M. White (MG) | Grave of G.M. White E-Mail Descendant/Researcher | . |
| White, Solomon A. | P | I | DOD Columbia 7/28/64 (K)(MR)(ROH)(T) | Buried: Magnolia Cemetery - Augusta Ga. Solomon A. White E-Mail Descendant/Researcher Anthony White, Abner White, John Jones White were sons of Solomon King White and Elizabeth Jones E-Mail Descendant | . |
| White, Wm. H. | P | I | KIA Smithfield, N.C. 4/3/65(K)(MR)(T) | Buried: Raleigh, N.C. - Oakwood Cemetery Wm H. White E-Mail Descendant/Researcher | . |
| White, Young Moses | P | I | KIA | Young Moses White E-Mail Descendant/Researcher | . |
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