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Capt. G.W. Holtzclaw, Family, 16th S.C.V. Museum Lt. Wm. B. Green, The South Carolinana Library, U.S.C. Columbia Lt. J. Walker Private Drury S. Dobbins, Family, 16th Museum |
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Private Zera Hammett Private E.P. Hudson Private Samuel Vaughn, Family, 16th Museum Private S.L. Vaughn, Lee Holtzclaw |
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Some of the possible problems with these rosters include dead men who surrendered or dead men walking and men like Crayton and Drayton Chandler, Beverly and W.B. Smith, J.R. and J. Ransom Hawkins, Zion Hawkins and John and Jonathan Miller(s). The Smith boys I will never be able to sort out and the same can be said for the Hawkins boys. Of the 181 men of Company F: only 9 were captured; 7 at Franklin, of these seven, four are known to be badly wounded. Only one man was captured at Atlanta and Kingston. The man at Kingston was probably in the hospital at that location but could have been caught in the scramble from Missionary Ridge. 18 were Killed in Action, 35 Died of Illness, and only 2 Died in Prisons, one appears to have been in a railroad accident and killed near or directly after the surrender. Those killed in action died as follows: 10 at Franklin, 2 at Atlanta and Decatur and one each at Atlanta, Kennesaw Mt., Marietta, Nashville, and Pulaski, Tn. In addition to the 18 killed, 29 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 11 at Franklin and one at Nashville, 4 at Atlanta, 3 at Kennesaw Mt., 2 each at Missionary Ridge, Jackson, Mississippi, Dallas and Dalton. One was wounded at Lovejoy and for one the place is unknown. There were 68 men present at the surrender, if all sources are combined. I wonder if Holtzclaw did not gain paroles in some way for all of his men, even those not physically present. I cannot imagine a company with that many present at the end... but if any man inspired that kind of loyalty it would have been Capt. Holtzclaw. The single source that provides many of these names is valid but post war and it states paroled Greensboro, which raises some question in my mind. I am also certain that there are duplications. I am very comfortable with the fact that Capt. Holtzclaw had more men at Greensboro than any other company of the Sixteen... and I am certain it was not even close. 21 of the men from F Company attended the 1883 meeting where the colors were brought from hiding. No member of F Company that was captured galvanized or fought for the Union. All the men appear to have come from Greenville County and one is carried as having deserted. |
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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 - Hall, Emily - Greenville County -Piedmont -Class C - No 4 - 1901- Company F, 16th - aged 60 1902 Pension - James, Clarinda - Greenville County -Greer -Class C- No3 - 1903- Company F, 16th (Probably George James; Clarinda James w/o George James on 1860 census.) SF 1902 Pension - King, Lucinda - Spartanburg County - Campbello -Class C- No4 - 1904 - Company F , 16th - aged 61 1902 Pension - Martin, Edith A. - Greenville County -Chick Springs -Class C - No 4 - 1901- Company F, 16th - aged 66 (Probably Lt. G.W. Martin; Edy Ann w/o George(GW) Martin, 1860 census.) SF 1902 Pension -Sandlin, Martha - Spartanburg County - Crim -Class C- No3 - 1901 - Company F, 16th Listed with K Company: 1902 Pension - James, Amanda - Greenville County - Greenville -Class C - No 4 - 1901- Company K, 16th - aged 66 (Probably Jesse James, Company F) |
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Many of the men from F Company, served in Company E of the Third State Troops from January of 1862 until January of 1863. This unit of State Troops was commanded by Captain William B. Green who served as a Lieutenant of Company F, Sixteenth S.C.V. Numbering with those serving in both units are William Green, Alfred Davis, G.W. Martin, Hembre Green, James Bridwell, Ervin Green, and others. Some like William Green would join other units, others like James Bridwell would find the way back to the 16th. You will note that almost every surname mentioned in F 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 Roster, Company E, Third South Carolina State Troops (June, 1862-January, 1863), Wm. Green's Company, Full Roster with Dates of Birth. See Wm. Green Letters |
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| Blakely, James, T. James. J.- (T) | Capt | F | Resigned, 5/62 (MR) See Company E, Third State Troops, (James T. Blakely) Broadfoot List: Blakely, J.T., 16th, Company F, Captain Blakely, James T., Third Reserves, Company E, Second Lt. | Bio of 1902 Pension – Blakeley, J.T. - Oconee County – Tugaloo -Class C- No2 - 1902 - Company F, 16th – aged 84 | . |
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| Gilreath, Perry, D. | Capt | F | Resigned, 5/63 (MR) To Hampton Legion - A.N.V Broadfoot List: Gilreath, Perry D. 16th, Company F, Captain Gilreath, P.D., Hampton Legion, Company I. Perry Duncan Gilreath. Initially enl as PVT F/16 S.C. at Greenville 12 Dec 61, age 25. Elected CAPT 27 Apr 62; resigned 28 Apr 63; reenl as PVT Co I [Hampton Legion] at Greenville 1 Sep 63; present Sep-Dec 63; [muster rolls missing Jan-Aug 64] in hospital (remittent fever [malaria])Sep-25 Oct 64; sick furlough 25 Oct-25 Nov 64; present 26 Nov-Dec 64; [muster rolls mising Jan-Apr 65; not on Appomattox parole roster]; farmer at enlistment; Sheriff Greenville County 1876-1900; b. O'Neal Township, Greenville Dist 9 Jul 36; d. Greenville 28 Jan 12; bur Springwood Ceme, Greenville. sturkey@wetel.net | Bio of Grave of P.D. Gilreath b. 9 July 1836 d. 28 Jan 1912 Son of John Wesley Gilreath and Elizabeth Spann. m. Mary Emily Taylor, cousin of Willis, Wesley and Harvey Taylor and Baylis Crowder; niece of William B. and Nancy Green. Buried: Springwood Cemetery Greenville, S.C. Elected as Sheriff at redemption in 1876 Served over twenty-five years. | . |
| Holtzclaw, George W. | Capt | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Wounded Nashville(MR) Broadfoot List: Holtzclaw, George W.,16th, Company F, Captain Holzclaw, George W., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A, Captain | Bio of Letter of Grave of Buried Brushy Creek Baptist E-Mail Descendant | R |
| Green, Wm. B | Lt | F | Resigned 5/62(MR) Transfer to 22 S.C.V. See Company E, Third State Troops (6/62-1/63) Broadfoot List: There are at least two and probably three William Green's in the Sixteen Green, W.B., 16th, F Company, First Lt. Green, William B., Third Reserves, Company B, Capt. Green, William B., Twenty-Second Infantry, Company B, Cpl. Green, W.R., 16th, Company D Green, William R., 16th Company K Green, William, 16th, Company C (Not Listed in Broadfoot) Green, William B., P.B.L.A., Company H Served on the 1869 Grand Jury that demanded the following: "The Grand Jury ventures to express the hope that the disfranchisement which has oppressed so many of the wisest and most patriotic of our citizens and deprived the State of their valuable services may be speedily removed, and the Grand Jury most respectfully requests those gentlemen who have sought and have undertaken the honorable and responsible office of representing the people of the State in the Congress of the United States to use every honest means which their high position may bestow upon them to accomplish speedily this deserved end." History of Upper Greenville County, Batson, page 258 | Bio of Letters from Grave of 2/22/25-9/20/06 Buried: Brushy Creek Baptist | . |
| Hawkins, Jesse | 3rd Lt. (MR) | F | KIA Franklin 11/30/64 (K)(MR)(ROH)(T) Broadfoot List: Hawkins, Jesse. 16th, Company F, Cpl Hawkins, Jesse, P.B.L.A., Company H, Cpl | I was wondering about Jesse Hawkins, 3rd Lt, Co F.-if he was from Brushy
Creek area. There was a Jesse Hawkins who is buried in the small family cemetery in the middle of the Eastgate Shopping Center parking lot who could have been Jesse of the 16th's father. The older Jesse Hawkins deeded land to Brushy Creek Baptist Church in 1825. I haven't done any research on this and it is all conjecture. SM Jesse Hawkins B: abt 1831 (1850 census) Son of Herrington Hawkins. Herrington Hawkins was administrator for the estate of Jesse Hawkins and filed for a final settlement late 1867. Named as legal heirs at law were Sarah Hawkins (widow) and Beauregard S. Hawkins, presumably a son. Sarah and Jesse were married on the 1860 census but their son was born after the census as he is not listed on the 1860 census. ( It is interesting to note that on the printed form for Probate Court of Greenville District, SC, dated 4 Dec 1865, the line "__year of the Independence of the State of South Carolina" has been marked through and "90th year of the Independence of the U S of America handwritten in its place.) Lt. Jesse Hawkins was the grandson of Jesse Hawkins, who gave the land for Brushy Creek Baptist Church in 1825. SF Bio of | . |
| Martin, G.W. | Lt | F | Served till 4/62 (MR) See Company E, Third State Troops(6/62-1/63) See First Regiment State Troops, Company B(8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Broadfoot List: Martin, G.W 16th, Company F, Second Lt. Martin, G.W., Ninth Infantry Bn., Company A Martin, G.W., Third reserves, Company E, Sgt. Martin, G.W., First State Troops, Company B | Mention of Wm. B. Greene Letters Bio of Died 11/29/80 Buried: Mountain Creek Baptist Edy Ann w/o George(GW) Martin, 1860 census SF | . |
| Phillips, W.E. | Lt | F | DOD Adams Run 7/11/62 (K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Phillips, W.E., 16th, Company F, First Lt. | Furman University Bio of Grave of Buried: Reedy River Baptist | . |
| Ross, Wiley W. | Lt | F | DOD Dalton, Ga. (1864)(MR) Died at Selma, Alabama(K)(T) See Company E, Third State Troops Broadfoot List: Ross, W.W., 16th, Company F, Bvt. Second Lt. Ross, W.W., Third Reserves, Company E, Third Lt. | Bio of | . |
| Taylor, James H. | Lt | F | Wounded Kennesaw Mt., 8/64, Lost Leg (T)(MR) Broadfoot List: Taylor, James H, 16th, Company F, Second Lt. | Furman University Bio of Surgery of Lt. J.H. Taylor is detailed in Vol. XI, Page 225, Medical History of | . |
| Traynham, James H. | Lt | F | Cap. Franklin Wounded Franklin Disabled (MR) Ft. Delaware (CSR) Broadfoot List: Traynham, James H. 16th, Company F, First Lt. | Bio of Spelled Traysham in Taylor Buried Laurens Cemetery U.D.C. Vol.3, page 575 James Hamilton Traynham Born August 24, 1837 Married Mary Brown, October 26, 1875 Four children, Randolph Brown, James Clifton, Ryland Pressley and Thomas Gibbon. Paroled after 8 months from Ft. Delaware Prison. Buried City Cemetery, Laurens, SC, next to the street, ctr. of entry gates. His brother, Thomas was a Scout in Co. E., Hampton Legion. His brother, William Taylor Traynham was CSA Co. F, 3rd Regiment, GA. The daughter of Uncle William, married Mastin Stone, had several children, some of them were in the Confederate Army. His father was James Traynham, who married Miss Elizabeth Taylor, daughter of Dr. Thomas Taylor who was a native of Ireland and was at one time a surgeon in the British Army. I believe he was the youngest of 12 children. In a 1908 outlining his family history and speaking of himself,he wrote: "J. H. Traynham was a member and officer in Co. F, 16th SC Vols. in the Civil War, was desperately wounded at the Battle of Franklin, Tenn., while leading his company into battle. Was captured and taken to Ft. Delaware Prison, remained there eight months and was paroled in June 1865. His home is Laurens, SC." Wounded Franklin, Captured Fort Delaware Buried in Laurens Cemetery U.D.C. Vol. 3, page 575 E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Walker John L. | Lt | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Wounded, Lovejoy, Ga.(T) Decatur(MR) 9/7/64(CSR)(MR) Hip(CSR) Broadfoot List: Walker, John L., 16th, Company F, Third Lt. Walker, J.L., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A, First Lt. | Bio of The Mystery of the Lieutenants John Walker Louisiana Tiger, South Carolina Farmer, or both? See E Company There appear to be two Lt. John Walker's in the Sixteenth. John H. and John L., both are carried as John Walker in many places. One is captured in Mississippi and one is wounded in Georgia. To compound the confusion there is a possiblity that both served in Company E at different points. | . |
| Gilreath, Frank Jabez J. Frank (MR) Frank J. (T) | 1S | F | Sur. Wounded Kennesaw Mountain(T) Wounded Franklin (MR) Broadfoot List: Gilreath, Jabez F., 16th, F Company, First Sergeant | Jabez Gilreath was the father of Jabez Franklin Gilreath, 1st Sgt., Co. F, 16th SC Inf. Enlisted 31 Dec 1861 for 12 months. Muster roll dated
July-August, 1864 states "absent in hospital - wounded." He was wounded at
Kennesaw Mountain, and admitted to Ocmulgee Hospital, Macon, GA for "G.S.W.
through hip and bladder." Furloughed 2 Nov 1864. No further remarks in
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| Chandler, Drayton I.J.(MR) Chandler Crayton (T)(K) | S | F | Broadfoot List: Chandler, Drayton I.J. , 16th, Company F, Sgt. Chandler, Drayton I.J., Holcombe Legion Inf., Company G | Drayton J. Chandler 12/12/33-2/06/02 Buried at Double Springs Should be Drayton Chandler, Listed as Term Expired April, 1862.(MR) Kirkland cites Taylor only, did not die in service. | . |
| Hammett, Wm. A. | S | F | DOD Greenville (1862)(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Hammett, William A., 16th, Company F, Sgt. | None | . |
| King, Horace | S | F | Greensboro (MR) Wounded Franklin(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: King, H.L., 16th, Company F, Sgt. | Mention of | . |
| Smith, W. Beverly (Beverly-T) | S | F | Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Smith, W.B., 16th, Company F, Sgt. Smith, W.B., Hampton Legion Inf., Company F | None | . |
| Smith, William P. | S | F | Wounded Atlanta (MR)(T) | None | . |
| Sudduth, Ervin P. | S | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Wounded Franklin(T)(MR) Broadfoot List: Sudduth, E.P., 16th, Company F, Sgt. Sudduth, E.P., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A, Sgt. | EP Suddeth Died 1925 Flynn, History of Taylors SF Confederate Veteran Dies at Taylors Home Taylors Nov. 5 – Special E.P. Sudduth a Confederate veteran of Taylors died this afternoon at two o’clock. Mr. Sudduth has been ill for a number of years and the end was unexpected. The funeral will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock form the Taylors Baptist church. The pastor, Rev. H.L. Riley will conduct the services. Mr. Sudduth is survived by his wife Ms. Mamie Sudduth whom he married in 1891. Mrs. Sudduth was formerly Miss Mamie Dyer, of Greenville. Two sisters, Mrs. B.F. wood of Taylors and Mrs. Emily B. Hill of Greenville survive. Mr. Sudduth had lived in the Taylors community for all his life. He was eighty-five years of age. He was a deacon of Taylors First Baptist Church of fifty-three years. Mr. Taylor was a soldier in the Confederate army, being a sergeant of company F, Sixteenth South Carolina Regiment, in Gist’s Brigade of Cheatham’s Division. He was wounded in the head at the Battle of Franklin, Tennessee. This wound seemed to trouble him ever afterward. He was paroled and left the service of the Confederate army at Greensboro, N.C. Article cut at this point. KOH | R |
| Williams, John J.# | S | F | Williams, John J. Broadfoot Rosters | None | . |
| Cannada, John J. (John L.-T) | C | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Canada, J.J., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A, Cpl. Cannada, John J., 16th, Company F, Cpl. | John J. Cannada Son of James Cannada b. 20 Aug 1842, d. 25 Apr 1874 Never Married Buried Cannada Family Cemetery, Taylors, S.C. Enlisted 27 Nov. 1861. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Crane, Shadrick Ralph (Family History) | C | F | Broadfoot List: Not Listed | Stories of Shadrick Ralph "Shade" Crane Son of Dennis Crane Married Polly Ann Dill and M.A.E. Born: April 1833 Died 12/21/07 Buried Pleasant Hill, Greer, S.C. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Holzclaw, J. Frank | C | F | KIA Decatur 07/22/64(K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Holtzclaw, J.F., 16th, Company F, Cpl. | J. Franklin Born 6 Oct 1844 Son of Ethel Brother of George W. Listed in family records as died in defence (sic) of his country July 1864". 22 has been added later between the month and year, possibly by the same writer. Enlisted 1 Feb 1863 at Camp Perry by Maj. O'Neill and is shown as a private throughout until a company muster roll for July and August 1864 where he is listed as a 4th corporal. It is this same muster roll that states that he is "wounded 22 July 1864 and in hands of the enemy". Information needed about burial by decendant E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Morgan, Francis M. | C | F | Discharged Adams Run 1862(MR) Broadfoot List: Morgan, F.M., 16th, Company F, Cpl. | 7/29/44-4/20/17 Travelers Rest Methodist | . |
| Peace, Laurence | C | F | Sur. Greensboro Promoted 1863 (MR) Broadfoot List: Peace, Lawrence, 16th, Company F, Cpl. Peace, L., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A, Cpl. | Laurence Peace Born 9/6/42 Died 11/18/08 Buried: Wilson/Peace Cemetery, Greer, S.C. Married: Fannie Born 10/26/46 Died 12/16/28 Buried Wilson/Peace Cemetery, Greer, S.C. Children buried in plot are William A., Thomas Edgar, Annie Laura, Mattie Rosalie, and James Perry. Stones in cemetery are badly mutilated. SF&SMB Suzanne Matson's kindly funishes the following information about the cemetery. "The Greer Citizen, Nov 28, 2001. There is an article on cemeteries in Greer, specifically one called Wilson's cemetery. The article begins on page 1 and continues on page 12. On page 12, the following statement is printed:'Civil War veterans buried there include Jesse C. Wall (July 1839-Aug 1915); W. D. Ballenger (Oct 1845-Apr 1913); Clifford Mason (1820-1897), AND OTHERS.'" The City of Greer maintains the grounds or pays someone to do so, but doesn't do anything to repair stones or spruce up the cemetery. | . |
| Smith, Green L. | C | F | Sur. Greensboro Promoted 1863 Wounded Lookout Mountain(MR) Broadfoot List: Smith, G.L., 16th, Company F, Cpl. Smith, G.L., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A, Cpl. Wd, Lookout Mt. | None | . |
| Vaughn, John H. | C | F | Sur. Greensboro Promoted 1862(MR) Wounded Franklin, Tn.(T)(MR) Broadfoot List: Vaughn, John, H.16th, F Company, Cpl. Vaughn, J.H., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A, Cpl. | 1902 Pension – Vaught (Vaughn), J.H.- Pickens County – Dacusville -Class C- No2 - 1903 - Company F, 16th | R |
| Bailey, John | P | F | KIA Franklin 11/30/64 (K)(MR)(ROH)(T) | None | . |
| Bailey, Robert | P | F | DOD Charleston No Date (K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Bailey, R.W., P.B.L.A., Company H | None | . |
| Barbary, James (Barbry, James - K) | P | F | DOD Home (K) Charleston (CSR) Donaldson, Alabama 1/5/63 (CSR)Probably two different men. Conflicting reports (T) lists two Barbary, James, DOD, In Service and Barbary J., DOD, Home. | James Barbare Washington's son James Barbare Born 1835, Died 24 Jan 1862 married Sarah unknown, had 2 children. E-Mail Descendant E-Mail Descendant E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Barbary, T. | P | F | Sur. Broadfoot List: Barbery, T, 16th/24 Consolidated, Company A |
Tyree Barbare b. 1839 d. aft 1880 m. Martha Carney Son of Washington Barbare of Co. F MO | . |
| Barbary, Washington | P | F | DOD Charleston 9/4/64(K)(MR)(T) Substitute for Hembry Green Broadfoot List: Barbery, Washington, 16th, Company F | Washington Barbare Born 1810, Died 4 Sep 1863 Buried Unknown Married Caroline Roberts 8 Feb 1834, had 10 children Subsitute for Hembree Green. E-Mail Descendant Second Descendant E-Mail Descendant E-Mail Descendant E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Bridwell, James | P | F | DOD Macon 7/22/64 (K)(MR)(T) See Company E, Third State Troops (6/62-1/63) Broadfoot List: Bridwell, James, Third Reserves, Company E | James Henry Bridwell Mention of Wm. B. Green Letters E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Brock, Wm. J. | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Brock, W.J., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | None | . |
| Brown, Alfred | P | F | Discharged Adams Run (MR) | Alfred Brown 5/6/34-3/13/09 Maybe Buried: Mountain Creek Cemetery Alfred Preston Brown He is buried at Mt. Creek m. Mertzy Grogan MO | . |
| Brown, Edmond (T) | P | F | DOD Charleston(MR) Paroled (T) | None | . |
| Brown, E. | P | F | Sur., Broadfoot Lists: Brown, E., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | None | . |
| Brown, John Wesley | P | F | Sur. Broadfoot List: Brown, J.W., 16th, Company H Brown, J.W., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company B See Company H | See Company H John Wesley Brown Fairview Baptist Church Cemetery Greer, S.C. Born: September 8, 1840 Died: January 29, 1937 Grave of Stories of E-Mail Descendant John Wesley Brown b. 8 Sep 1842 d. 20 Jan 1937 m. Harriett Green buried Fairview Baptist Church MO | . |
| Brown, Leonard | P | F | Wounded Dallas or New Hope Church, Ga. 6/10/64 Foot (CSR) Broadfoot List: Brown, L., 16th, Company F | Wounds of Grave of Buried: Reedy River Baptist | R |
| Brown, Thomas R. | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) See First Regiment State Troops, Company H (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Thomas R. Brown Broadfoot List: Brown, T. R., 16th, Company F Brown, Thomas R., First State Troops, Company H, Brown, Thomas, 16th/24th Consolidated, Company E Brown, Thomas, 16th, Company B Note: there is also a T.R. Brown in the Twenty-fourth S.C. | None | . |
| Brown, Willis | P | F | Wounded Dalton (MR)(T) | Willis Brown Married: Fanny Kelly She drew a pension for in Paulding Co., Georgia CCee4Ever@aol.com Wounds of | . |
| Bryant, H.M. | P | F | D 11/15/63 (CSR) | None | . |
| Canada, James (T) | P | F | Broadfoot List: Not Listed | James J. Cannada Father of Corporal John Cannada b. 2 Jun 1810, d. 8 Feb 1869 Married 1st Elizabeth Davis Married 2d Rosa Davis Buried Cannada Family Cemetery, Taylors E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Carney, John | P | F | KIA, Atlanta, 8/19/64 (ROH)(T)(K)(MR) Broadfoot List: Not Listed Also listed in Company C (K)Company F (MR)(T) | None | . |
| Clary, John (T) | P | F(T) | Broadfoot List: Clary, John W., 16th, Company G Discharged Underage | None | . |
| Crowder, Baylis J. | P | F | DOD Greenville(MR) Listed as Dead in (T) Not Listed in (K) | Baylis Crowder 7/16/41-2/6/62 Mention of Wm. B. Green Letters Taylor Cemetery Son of Wilson B. Crowder and Mary Taylor 1st cousin of Willis, WP and Harvey Austin Taylor He was also the nephew of Wm. B. Green's wife Nancy Taylor so I guess that makes him Wm. B. Green's nephew by marriage too, Willis Taylor and his brothers would be nephews of Nancy and Wm. B. Green. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Davis, Alfred (T) | P | F | Greensboro(MR) See Company E, Third State Troops (6/62-1/63) See First Regiment State Troops, Company H (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Broadfoot List: Davis, A., 16th, Company F Davis, Alfred, Third Reserves, Company E, Sgt. Davis, Alfred, First State Troops, Company E, Sgt | Captain Alfred Davis 1-/12/22-3/13/10 Wilson Cemetery | R |
| Dillard, Geo. Madison | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Dillard, George M., 16th, Company F Dillard, G.M, 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | Grave of 8/26/44-3/15/24 Fulton Presbyterian George Madison Dillard Born:8/26/44 Died: 3/15/24 Married Mary Elizabeth Smith Brother of F. Martin Dillard He was a Confederate Soldier of Company D, Third Regiment, South Carolina Infantry, He joined for duty June 6, 1861 at Columbia, S.C. for 12 months. He was wounded at Savage Station, Chancellorsville, and Spotsylvania. He was A corporal in Sept, of 1862. He served as a Division Guard at General Headquarters. He was discharged from service at Greesboro, North Carolina in 1865 and was at that time a member of Company F, Sixteenth South Carolina of the Gist Brigade, per the Spartanburg County Pension Board. The S.C. Dept. of Archives and History has him listed as in Company H, 16th Regiment Light Artillery Battery. (Is it possible this is Holtzclaw's Company, Company H, PBLA? SMB) George Madison and Mary Dillard had seven sons and five daughters. For many years he farmed and ran a cotton gin near Greer, S.C. He and his wife are buried in the cemetery at Fulton Presbyterian Church near Greer, which he helped organize in 1900. Helen Howell Green Charlotte, N.C. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Dillard, Martin F. (F. Martin-T) | P | F | Transfer(MR) Broadfoot List: Dillard, Martin F., 16th, Company F Dillard, M.F., Hampton Legion Inf., Company K | Martin Finney Dillard Born: 3/4/42 Died: 4/13/15 Married: Martha Amelia Cunningham Brother of George Madison Dillard He was a Confederate soldier, Company F, 16th South Carolina, and appeared on Muster Rolls dated 12/12/61 to 10/02/64. He was discharged from service at Greensboro, N.C. in 1865, according to the Greenville County Pension Board. He and his wife had four girls and two boys. He was a farmer, and he and his wife owned a very large house in Greer and they ran a boarding house - having as many as 15 or 20 boarders at a time, serving three meals a day. Martin Finney and Martha Dillard are buried at Mt. View Cemetery , Greer, S.C., Greenville County. Helen Howell Green Charlotte, N.C. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Dobbins, D.S. | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot Lists: Dobbins, D.S., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | 2/16/38-3/18/08 Jenkinson-Smith Cemetery | . |
| Farmer, Geo. | P | F | Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Farmer, G.W., 16th, Company F | None | . |
| Farmer, Wm. B. | P | F | Wounded Dallas (MR) Greensboro(MR) | Grave of There is also Farmer, W.P in Company D | . |
| Flynn, John F. (MR) | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Flinn, John, 16th, Company F 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | John F. Flynn Married Jennie McCallister Died Jan. 23, 1909, aged 66 Flynn, History of Taylors SF | . |
| Foster, John A. (MR) | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Wounded Kennasaw Mt.(MR) Broadfoot List: Foster, J.A., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | None | . |
| Fowler, John W. (MR) | P | F | Greensboro(MR) Broadfoot List:Not Listed in 16th Possibly listed as B.M. Fowler at the surrender, 16th/24th Consoldiated, Company A. | 1902 Pension – Fowler, J.W. - Spartanburg County – Cashville -Class C- No2 - 1902 - Company F, 16th – aged 67 | . |
| Green, G. Nelson | P | F | DOD Georgia 11/16/63 (K)(MR)(T) | Grave of, Marietta Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, Ga. | . |
| Green, G. Shannon (T) Green, G.S. | P | F | Discharged in Charleston (MR) See First Regiment State Troops, Company H (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) George S. Green Broadfoot List: Green, G.S., 16th Company F Green, George S., First State Troops, Company H | None | . |
| Green, Hembre Emory-(K)(MR)(T) | P | F | DOD Home 1861 (K)(MR(T) See Company E, Third State Troops(6/62-1/63) Broadfoot List: Green, Hembre, Third Reserves, Company E, Cpl. | Mention of Wm. B. Green Letters Hembre Green See Also other spellings Emory, Hembree 8/7/21-10/0/64 Green Cemetery In the Brushy Creek Minutes Death noted as: Hembre Green died Oct 31, 1864 SM | . |
| Greer, Charles B. | P | F | Sur. Wounded Franklin 11/30/64 (MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Greer, C.B., 16th/24th Consolidated | Grave of 1/24/45-8/22/31 Pleasant Grove Greer, S.C. | . |
| Greer, John G. | P | F | Cap. Franklin Cp. Chase(T)(CSR) | Notes about Grave of 4/22/46-7/14/36 Pleasant Grove Greer South Carolina State Archives & History: John Garvin Greer was elected 15 February 1921 to replace T.P. Cothran. (A questionaire was mailed out by J. Reynolds Faunte, Editor House of Representatives Historical Research Committee, SC State Archives, Columbia, SC) : According to his son, James Harold Greer (3 June 1967) John Garvin Greer: School : Completed third grade at Pleasant Grove School Military : Served in Co. F, SC Regt (16th) Married : 1) Janie Randall 2) Fannie Foster, 3) Corrie Moon McKinney Occupations: Farmer Greenville Police Department - 1868-1884; Chief of Police 1873-1884 Claims Agent and Detective for the Southern Railroad - 1884-1898 Political : Served in the House of Representatives - 1906-1910, 1912-1914, 1921-1922 Religious: Baptist Sunday School Teacher - Pleasant Grove Baptist Church KOH | . |
| Greer, Robert P. | P | F | DOD Rome, Ga. 9/21/63 (K) Broadfoot List: Greer, R.P., P.B.L.A., Company H | Grave of, Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Rome, Ga. | . |
| Grisham, R. Manning (Cresham, R. Manning-T) | P | F | Wounded Dalton, Ga.(MR)(T) | Robert Manning Gresham Born July 26, 1846, Died March 17, 1908 Married:Nancy Elizabeth Jones Son of Alexander Gresham and Sally Bailey Buried: Rocky Creek Baptist | R |
| Grogan, James Henry | P | F | DIP Cap. Franklin, Tn. DOW Nashville City Cem (CSR)(K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Grogan, J.H. 16th, Company F Grogan, J.H., P.B.L.A., Company H | James Henry Grogan b. April 29, 1843, SC d. February 23, 1865 Grave of, Mount Olivet, Nashville, Tn. Buried: Nashville City Cemetery Moved to Mount Olivet Nashville, Tennessee Son of Bartholomew Grogan and Mary Nix, Brother of Mary Selena Grogan who was the wife of Lt. James M. Roberts, 16th South Carolina. ) See also Company C Henry Grogan Two graves Franklin and Nashville E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Gwynn, John T. | P | F | Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Gwinn, J.T., 16th Infantry, Company F | Furman University | . |
| Hammett, Gideon | P | F | DOD Hospital (MR)(T)6/28/64 Pneumonia (K) | Gideon Hammett died 1864, Brushy Creek Church Minutes SM | . |
| Hammett, Zarah (Zena-T) | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Hammett, Z., 16th, Company F Hammett, Z, 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | Zera Hammett Born June 6 1846, Died March 6 1926 Son of Janathan and Mary Hammett. Married Laura Green Nov. 8, 1866 Buried: Taylors First Baptist Church Served 2 terms in the State House of Representatives: 1892-96 His son Charles S. Hammett married Lula Holtzclaw, daughter of J. Davis Holtzclaw and niece of Capts. George W. Holtzclaw and Thomas A. Holtzclaw Flynn, History of Taylors SF | R |
| Harbin, A. Vandiver | P | F | Sur. Broadfoot List: Harbin, A.V., 16th, Company F Harbin, A.V., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | Andrew Vandiver Harbin (Brother of Edwin) b. 12 Jul 1844 d. 18 Sep 1868 Married Sarah Kate Bramlett Buried: Rocky Creek Baptist Church Enlisted 1 Feb 1861 E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Harbin, Edward | P | F | DOD Home 1862 (MR)(T)01/20/63 Charleston (K)(ROH) Broadfoot List: Harbin, E., 16th, Company F | Edwin Harbin (brother of Andrew Vandiver) b. 10 Jan 1842 d. 20 Jan 1862 Never Married Buried: Harbin Howell Family Cemetery near Rocky Creek Shown on munster roll 12 Dec 1861 Died at Wayside hospital in Greenville, S.C. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Hardin, Gabriel L. | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Hardin, G.L., 16th, Company F Hardin, G.L, 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | Gabriel Hardin b. abt. 1834 Married Emily Hawkins b. abt 1830 Emily was the sister of Lt. Jesse Hawkins. Lt. Hawkins was killed at Franklin. Emily had died by 1882 when the final estate of her father, Herrington Hawkins, was settled and GL Hardin is named as a legatee as the Rep. of Emily B. Hardin, deceased. SF | . |
| Hawkins, Ervin (T)(MR) | P | F | Sur. Broadfoot List: Hawkins, E., 16th, Company F Hawkins, E., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A E. Hawkins, Co. F,Discharged Nov 27 1862 expiration terms of enlistment. SF Obviously returned to unit, if same E. Hawkins SMB | None | R |
| Hawkins, J. Ranson (T)(MR) | P | F | Sur. Killed in a Railroad Collision, Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Hawkins, J.R. Not listed in 16th Hawkins, J.R., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | None | . |
| Hawkins, W.E. | P | F | Does not appear in Taylor or Combined Service Records in F (Several W. Hawkins in other companies including C and K) | 1902 Pension – Hawkins, W.E. - Greenville County – Fairview -Class C- No1 - 1902 - Company F, 16th – Wounded in back | . |
| Hawkins, Zion | P | F | DOD Home 3/08/62 (K) Broadfoot List: Hawkins Z., 16th, Company F Hawkins, Zion, 6th S.C. Infantry, Company F | Zion Hawkins B: abt. 1820 D: March 1862 M: Linea Edwards July 1840 Son of Robert Hawkins Brother of Wilson, Wells, and Hamilton Hawkins Family History says his funeral was conducted at Mountain Creek Baptist by Prof. J.C. Furman, but I cannot locate his grave. SF | . |
| Henderson, F.L. (MR)(T) | P | F | Broadfoot List: Not Listed | None | . |
| Henderson, Jesse J. | P | F | Discharged Charleston 1861 (MR) | Possibly the JJ Henderson married to Mary Jane Roddy, sister of William, John, and Perry Roddy of Co. F. She was born 11 Oct 1838 and she and JJ had two children. SF | . |
| Howell, Washington | P | F | Wounded Franklin 11.30/64(MR)(T) | Washington Howell b. 10 Dec 1837, d. 1 Nov 1913 Married Martha J. Walker Buried White Oak Baptist Church His obit states Mr. Howell was one of the few survivors of the Civil War having served all through the campaigns in the 16th S.C. Volunteers. He bore several wounds which were inflicted during the war. E-Mail Descendant | R |
| Hudson, D.W. | P | F | KIA Franklin 11/30/64(K)(MR)(T) | Death of David William Doctor Hudson Born: July 01, 1840 Died: 11/30/63 Franklin TN. Son of Woodward Hudson and Effarilla Smith Married: Margaret Watson 1860 Daughter of Thomas Watson and Nancy? SF | . |
| Hudson, E.P. Edward Pierce Hudson {Often listed as E.R.(T) or E.T. (MR)} | P | F | Broadfoot List: Hudson, E.P., P.B.L.A. Company H | E.P. Hudson Exodus of Great Promise b. 12/11/44 d. 10/25/30 m. Corrie Ann Smith 1853-1925 Buried Brushy Creek Baptist Son of Pleasant W. Hudson. Pleasant, the father, died of typhoid in the hospital in Pulaski, Tn. (Hudson Family History) | . |
| Hudson, Edward R. (T) | P | F | Greensboro (T) Broadfoot List: Not Listed | None | . |
| Hudson, Edward T. (MR) | P | F | Greensboro (T) Broadfoot List: Not Listed | None | . |
| Hudson, Ervin P. (MR) | P | F | Greensboro (T) Broadfoot List: Not Listed | None | . |
| Hudson, Ezekiel (T) | P | F | Greensboro (T) Broadfoot List: Not Listed | None | . |
| Hudson, L. John (MR) | P | F | Broadfoot List: Not Listed with 16th or (T) Hudson, John L., P.B.L.A., Company H | None | . |
| Hudson, L.T. (T) | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (T) Broadfoot List: Not Listed with 16th Hudson, L.T., P.B.L.A., Company G | None | . |
| Hudson, Lemuel J. | P | F | Wounded Atlanta Neck 8/18/64 (CSR) Broadfoot List: Hudson, J., 16th, Company F Hudson, L.J., Eleventh Inf, Company F Hudson, L.J., P.B.L.A., Company A and H and G | None | . |
| Hudson, Pleasant W. | P | F | DOD Pulaski, Tn. (K)(MR)(ROH) (Died in the hands of the enemy.)(T), DOW Broadfoot List: Hudson, P.W., P.B.L.A., Company H Third Reserves, Company E, Cpl | Mention of Pleasant W. Hudson Exodus of Great Promise Pleasant Walker Hudson B: abt 1825 Son of John Wesley Hudson and Phebe Walker M: Mary K. Green She is buried at Brushy Creek Baptist PW Hudson's daughter Phebe Ann married Harvey A. Taylor of Co. F Pleasant's son Edward Pierce Hudson served with him. Served first in the PBLA SF Pleasant died of typhoid in the hospital in Pulaski, Tn. (Hudson Family History) SF | . |
| James, George W. | P | F | DOD Charleston (K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: James, G.W., 16th, Company F | 7/16/28-2/15/62 Pleasant Grove Greer, S.C. | . |
| James, Jesse | P | F | Wounded Franklin(MR) Listed incorrectly as Died in 1862 at Charleston(MR) | 1902 Pension - James, Jesse - Anderson County - Piercetown -Class C- No 2 - 1904 - Company F, 16th | R |
| King, J.E. J.C.(MR) | P | F | KIA Franklin 11/30/64 (F)(MR)(ROH)(T) | Broadfoot List: Not Listed | . |
| Mclure, David (MR) Mahure, David-T | P | F | Broadfoot List: Not Listed Probably D.M. Mahaffee | None | . |
| Mahaffee, D.M. | P | F | Broadfoot List: Mahaffey, D.M., 16th, Company F | None | . |
| Mahaffey, J. Manning (T) | P | F | Greensboro (MR) See Company B, Third State Troops (6/62-1/63) See First Regiment State Troops, Company K (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Broadfoot List: Mahaffee, J. Manning, Hampton Legion Inf, Company F Mahaffee, J.M., P.B.L.A., Company H Mahaffy, J.M., First State Troops, Company K, Mahaffy, J.M., Third Reserves, Company B MAHAFFEY, J. MANNING. Original PVT in Company [F, H/L], age 37. Present Jun 61-Apr 62; no further record; apparently trans Spring 1862; [the Legion muster rolls for May-Jun 62, which cover the Battle of Seven Pines and a skirmish at Eltham's Landing, and also the Battle of Gaines Mill, are missing, and because of the active campaigning which included 2 Manassas and Sharpsburg in the late summer, the Jul-Aug roll was not prepared until early Oct; the Legion lost over 33% of its strength at Seven Pines, and by Sharpsburg, its 8 companies could only put 77 men on the firing line; 57 of them were casualties] reenl B/3 S.C. State Troops ca Jun 62 [may have been as late as Sep]; regiment mustered out Jan 63; reenl H/3 S.C. (Palmetto) LT ART BN at Greenville 6 Apr 63; present through Dec 64; b. 7 May 23; d. 23 Feb 88; bur Ebenezer Meth, near Pelzer, Greenville County. I don't believe that the Manning Mahaffey of the 16th was the same man who served in the Legion. Incidentally, CSR and the Memory rolls spell his name as Mahaffee. sturkey@wctel.net | None | . |
| Mahaffey, J. Rufus | P | F | KIA Franklin 11/30/64 (K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Mahaffee, J.R., P.B.L.A., Company H | None | . |
| Mahaffey, John T. (T) | P | F | Greensboro(MR) Broadfoot List: Mahaffey, T.G., 16th, Company F | None | . |
| Mason, Richard | P | F | None | None | . |
| Mayfield, Daniel T. (David T.-T) | P | F | DOD Charleston (MR) Listed as David T. 9/18/62(K)(ROH)(T) | Daniel Tucker Mayfield B. Feb 10, 1828 D. Sept. 9 1862 Buried: Ebenezer Methodist Church SF Daniel Tucker Mayfield E-Mail Descendant/Researcher Daniel T.Mayfield Born: 2/10/1829 Died-9/15/1862 wife: L.T.Smith Son of Daniel Mayfield and Elizabeth Dean E-Mail Researcher | . |
| McCollister, E | P | F | Transfer Broadfoot List: McCollister, E, 16th, Company F McCallister, E., P.B.L.A., Company H | None | . |
| McCollister, P | P | F | Not Listed | None | . |
| McCollster, T. (MR) McCallester, T.H.(T) | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: McCallister, T.J., P.B.L.A., Company E McCallister, Thomas, First State Troops, Company I McCallister, Thomas, Fifth Reserves, Company H, Cpl. | None | . |
| Meadors, James (T) | P | F | Broadfoot List: Meadows, J., 16th, Company F | 10/15/24-1/24/04 Welcome Baptist White Horse Road | . |
| Meadors, Robert (T) | P | F | KIA Decatur 7/22/64(K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Meadows, R. W., 16th, Company F | None | . |
| Miller, Edmond (MR)(T) | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Listed as E. Miller Broadfoot List: Not Listed with 16th Miller, E., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | Edmund Mller B: Abt. 1828 M: Frances E. Cunningham, March 1860 SF | . |
| Miller, George W. | P | F | None | None | . |
| Miller, John M. | P | F | Cap. Franklin(T) Wounded Atlanta(MR) Listed as John Miller(MR) | None | . |
| Miller, Jonathan M. | P | F | Sur. Greensboro(MR) | Jonathan Miller b. Jan 20 1832 d. 1919 Married: Minerva Vaughan b. Dec 18 1843 d. Feb 16 1915 She was the sister of David L, Samuel L, and James Madison Vaughan of Co.F. Buried Rocky Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Greenville SC. SF | . |
| Moore, Benjamin (MR) Berry (T) | P | F | DOD Charleston(K)(MR)(T) Bugler(MR)(T) | Also listed as Berry (T) | . |
| Moore, Wm. | P | F | DOD Adams Run 1862 (K)(T) | b. 1827, d. 28 Dec 1862 Married Martha Ross Buried Unknown, probably Charleston Enlisted 26 Dec 1861 Died in Charleston, S.C. 28 Dec 1862. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Morris, Terrell(MR) (Ferrell-T) | P | F | Wounded Missionary Ridge (MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Morris, T., 16th, Company F | None | . |
| Nealy, Jackson (T) | P | F | See Company B, Third State Troops (6/62-1/63) KIA Jackson, Mississippi 7/10/63(K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Not Listed as 16th Neely, Jackson, Third Reserves, Company B | None | . |
| Neely, S.J. | P | F | DOD, 10/25/63 | Probably Jackson Neely, Nealy See Above | . |
| Owens, George W. (K) | P | F | DOD Adams Run 1/23/62 (K) Broadfoot List: Not Listed as 16th | None | . |
| Owens, Howell L. | P | F | Broadfoot List: Owens, H.L., 16th, Company F | None | . |
| Owens, Mattison (MR) | P | F | DOD Charleston 1862(K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Not Listed as 16th | None | . |
| Pike, L.M. (T) | P | F | Sur. DOD Adams Run Measles (T) Pike's service record does not reflect his death, although he is listed in both Taylor and Broken Fortunes, which cites Taylor. Pike is not listed in the (MR) Broadfoot List: Pike, L.M., 16th, Company F Pike, L.M., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A Pike, L.M., P.B.L.A., Company H | The Lewis Morgan Pike buried at Rocky Creek was married to Mary Bruce 1/9/46-9/1/10 Buried at Rocky Creek Baptist Dates of Death do not conform. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Rae, Wm. (T) | P | F | Paroled (T) Not Listed in (MR) See First Regiment State Troops, Company B(8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Broadfoot List: Not Listed as 16th Rae, W., First State Troops, Company B | None | . |
| Rains, Elias P. (T) Raines (MR) | P | F | Sur. Greensboro(MR) Wounded Franklin 11/30/64 (MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Rains, E.P, First (McCreary’s) , Campbell’s Company Rains, E.P., P.B.L.A., Company A and H, Sgt. Rains, E.P., 16th/24th Consolidated | --Elias Pinckney Raines-- Born Aug. 15, 1842 Died 1919 Married Martha Martin Dec. 14, 1865 Trial Justice for Chick Springs Township Flynn, History of Taylors SF | . |
| Rains, I. Thomas (T) Raines(MR) | P | F | Sur. Greensboro(MR) (MR) J.T. Rains Broadfoot List: Raines, J.T., 16th, Company F Rains, I.T., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | None | . |
| Raines, Warren A. | P | F | Cap. Franklin (T) Johnson's Isle EX 2/65 (CSR) Greensboro(MR) Broadfoot List: Raines, W.A., 16th, Company F Rains, W. A., P.B.L.A., Company H | None | . |
| Randall, Benj. P. | P | F | Paroled (T) Also listed as Randle Broadfoot List: Randall, B.P., P.B.L.A., Company I Randle, B.P., 16th, Company F | There is a Benjamin P. Randall Buried Fountain Inn City Cemetery B: 2 Aug 1845 D: 22 Feb 1911 Wife: Mattie SF | . |
| Randall, James M. | P | F | DOD Dalton, Ga.(T) Mississippi (MR) Also listed as Randle Broadfoot List: Randall, J.M., P.B.L.A., Company H Randle, J., 16th, Company F | CONFEDERATE SECTION, OAK HILL CEMETERY, NEWMAN, GEORGIA Bookmark as you will leave this site RANDLE, S. M. (J. M.) Co F 16 SC Inf | . |
| Raney, Samuel # | P | F | Broadfoot List: Raney, Samuel, 16th, Company F | Samuel Hiram Raney (Rainey) b. 1823 d. abt 1868 or soon after the war. m. Annie Mary Brown (It is her broken headstone at Mt. Creek) buried unknown, maybe buried Cannada Family Cemetery Service Records: Enlisted 12 Feb 1863 (sic) in Co F, 16th Reg, Shows Samuel was sick on several munster rolls and in hospital in Canton, Miss Jan and Feb 1863. Charged "Mopage for bayonette lost $6.00". Many descendants of Samuel Rainey and Annie Brown that are buried at Mt. Creek. MO | . |
| Roddy, John | P | F | Sur. Greensboro(MR) Broadfoot List: Roddy, J.J, 16th, Company F Rodd, J.J., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A |
John James Roddy B: 26 Oct 1843 D: Unknown Brother of William and Perry Roddy Son of Nimrod B. Roddy and Susannah Pridmore The family at one time lived in Spartanburg but are counted on the 1860 census in Greenville County. Nimrod B. Roddy served with the 13th S.C. Infantry and fought in the battle of 2nd Manassas. SF | . |
| Roddy, Perry (?) | P | F | None Broadfoot List: Not Listed as 16th | Perry Franklin Roddy B: 12 Oct 1845 D: Unknown Son of Nimrod B. Roddy and Susannah Pridmore Brother of William and John Roddy SF | . |
| Roddy, William P. | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Roddy, W.P., 16th, Company F Roddy, W.P., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | William Pinckney Roddy B: 25 Sept 1840 D: 12 Nov 1910 Brother of John and Perry Roddy Son of Nimrod B. Roddy and Susannah Pridmore SF 1902 Pension – Roddy, W.P. - Spartanburg County – Greer -Class C- No2 - 1902 - Company F, 16th – aged 62 | . |
| Ross, Tilman C. (MR)(T) | P | F | Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Ross, T.C., P.B.L.A., Company H | Tillman Chauncey Ross Born Oct. 3 1823, Died Dec. 28 1900 Married Mary Elizabeth Shockley on Dec. 29, 1853 Brushy Creek Baptist E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Ross, Thomas J. | P | F | Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Ross, T.J., 16th, Company F | None | . |
| Ross, W. Morgan | P | F | Sur. Greensboro(MR) Broadfoot List: Ross, W.M, 16th Company F Ross, W.M. 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | Grave of W.M. Ross 10/07/43-10/20/23 Highland Baptist Wife on tombstone is Francis 11/13/33 - 07/03/16 GB | . |
| Ross, William J. (MR) | P | F | Wounded Jackson, Mississippi (MR) Jackson, Georgia(T) Broadfoot List: Not Listed with Sixteenth | None | . |
| Sandlin, Dempsey M. (Sanderlin-T) | P | F | DIP Cap. Kingston, Ga. 11/63 Died: 2/2/64 Rock Island Grave 347 (K)(MR)(T) | Also listed as Sanderlin Buried: Rock Island E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Sandlin, J.Ervin (Sanderlin-T) | P | F | Wounded Jonesboro(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Sandlin, J.E., 16th, Company F, Sanderlin, J.E., Hampton Legion Inf, Company I Sanderlin, J.E., 13th Bn., Company D | J. Ervin Sandlin E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Sandlin, W.E. (Sanderlin-T) | P | F | DOD Home 8/02/62(K)(MR)(T) | Also listed as Sanderlin E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Smith, Ambrose R. (Amdrose-T) | P | F | Cap. Franklin Wounded Lost Left Leg Cp. Chase 2/17/64 (CSR)(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Smith, A.R., 16th, Company F Smith, A.R. Twenty-second, S.C. Inf., Company H | Wounds of 1/21/4?- 10/17/02 Welcome Baptist Wounds of A.R. Smith are detailed in Vol. XII, Page 501, Medical History of | R |
| Smith, Benj. Benjamin G. (K) | P | F | DOD Mississippi 1863(MR)(T) KIA Marietta, Ga. 06/19/64(K)(ROH) Broadfoot List: Smith, B.G., 16th, Company F, Smith Benjamin, Twenty-Second, Company H Smith, Benjamin G., First (McCreary’s) Inf, Company E | None | . |
| Smith, Ezekiel B. (B) Smith, E.B (T) | P | F | DOD Broadfoot List: Smith, Ezekiel B., 16th, Company F (Rosters) Smith, Ezekiel, Hampton Legion Inf., Company F | None | . |
| Smith, E.M. | P | F | Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Smith, E.M.A., 16th, Company F | Grave of | R |
| Smith, John A.(T)(MR) | P | F | KIA Franklin(MR) Not Listed in (K) Broadfoot List: Smith, J.A., 16th, Company B and F Smith J.A., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company E More than one man, one died at Franklin, one lived to surrender | None | . |
| Smith, R.E. # (Robert-T) | P | F | Greensboro(MR) Broadfoot Lists: Smith R.E., 16th, Company F, (Rosters) | None | . |
| Smith, Stephen E. | P | F | KIA Kennesaw Mountain 6/23/64 (K)(ROH)(T) Franklin (MR) Some Records indicate burial at Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, Ga.(K) See First Regiment State Troops, Company K (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) | Stephen E. Smith (brother to Wyatt Hawkins and William Riley) b. 1840, d. 1863 Never Married Buried unknown Service records Stephen E. Smith, killed in action at Kennesaw Mt., Georgia E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Smith, Thomas (MG)(T) | P | F | KIA Franklin 11/30/64 (K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Not Listed | Death of Maybe J.T. Buried: Nashville City Cemetery Moved to Mount Olivet Cemetery | . |
| Smith, W.G. | P | F | None | None | . |
| Smith, W.H. Wyatt Wyatt H. | P | F | See Company C, Third State Troops (6/62-1/63) , Sergeant See First Regiment State Troops, Company K (8/63-2/64 - Roberts - Wiley Smith) | Wyatt Hawkins Smith Grave of Brother of Stephen and William Riley b. 4 Jan 1834, d. 10 Apr 1916 Married 1st Sarah Smith Married 2d Julia Ann Yeargin Buried Roper Mt. Baptist Church Discharged Broadfoot List: Smith, W.H., 16th, Company F I believe W. H. Smith and Wyatt Smith are the same man. I recently received the compiled service record of W. H. Smith from NARA. He enlisted 17 May 1862 at Camp Leesburg by Col. McCullough; however, July through October he is sick in the hospital in Summerville and then in Columbia. He was discharged 16 Oct 1862 by reason of disability. He was discharged by R. Rhett and received his final pay on 22 Oct 1862. Buried: Roper Mountain Baptist Suzanne Matson E-Mail Descendant E-Mail Second Descendant | R |
| Smith, Wm. (T) | P | F | KIA Kennesaw Mt. 6/22/64 (K)(MR)(T) | None | . |
| Smith, William Riley (?) | P | F | Broadfoot List: Not Listed with 16th | William Riley Smith, Jr. Grave of (youngest brother of Stephen E. and Wyatt) b. 24 May 1846, d. 28 Dec 1930 Married Fannie Elizabeth Jones Buried: Roper Mt. Baptist Church His obit states he was a confederate veteran having served the last year of the war. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Smith, Wm. S (MG) | P | F | KIA Franklin 11/30/64(K)(MR)(ROH)(T) McGavock 86 49 (MG) See First Regiment State Troops, Company B(8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Broadfoot List: Not listed with 16th | Death of Grave of | . |
| Strange, Chas. | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR), Wounded Franklin (MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Strange, C., 16th, Company F Strange, C., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | Charles Strange Died: Feb. 12, 1910 at age 65 Flynn, History of Taylors b. 27 July 1846 d. 12 Feb 1910 m. Sarah Flynn 1850-1915 Buried: Taylors First Baptist SF | . |
| Sudduth, Lewis W. (MR)(T) | P | F | DOD Augusta 05/20/65 (K)(MR)(T) Broadfoot List: Not Listed, Probably Sudduth, W.L. Sudduth, W.L., 16th, Company F Sudduth, W.L., 16th/24th Consolidated. Company A | Buried: Ebenezer Methodist Church, Mauldin Stone says Culpepper Court House, Va. 5/20/65 Aged 49 years (GB) | . |
| Taylor, Harvey A. (T)(MR) | P | F | Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Not Listed with 16th or 16th/24th Consolidated See Wesley Taylor Account | Rev. Harvey Austin Taylor Born in 1849 Buried Locust Hill Baptist Church Married: Phebe Ann Hudson Son of Zion Taylor and Susan Gibson Younger Brother of Willis N. and Wesley Perry Taylor Brother of WP and Willis Taylor Was a substitute in the closing days of the War for his brother WP Taylor, Harvey was 16 at the time. E-Mail Descendant | R |
| Taylor, Issac T. (MR)(T) | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Not listed as Taylor, I. T., but probably listed as Taylor, J.T. and Taylor, J. 16th/24th Consolidated | Brother of Jesse b. 1832, d. 21 Jun 1863 Married Lyda Enlow (sister to wife of Jesse) Buried unknown Family history states that the brothers of Jesse and Issac, who were Aaron and Richard Taylor both died in the Civil War. No records have been found to indicate they were in the 16th Reg. and they are not found after the war. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Taylor, Jesse | P | F | Wounded Franklin Cap. 12/17/64 Franklin Cp. Chase Ex Sur. Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Taylor, Jesse, 16th, Company F There is a Taylor, J, listed in the 16th/24th Consolidted, Company H, See Taylor, Issac | Jesse James Taylor, Brother of Issac T. b. 25 Sep 1823, d. 23 May 1904, Married Elizabeth Catherine Enlow on 27 Nov. 1851 (sister to wife of Issac T.) 2d marriage to Martha Elizabeth Rainey Buried Mt. Creek Baptist Church. Enlisted 22 APR 1862 Family history states that the brothers of Jesse and Issac, who were Aaron and Richard Taylor both died in the Civil War. No records have been found to indicate they were in the 16th Reg. and they are not found after the war. E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Taylor, J.T. # | P | F | Broadfoot List: Taylor, J.T., 16th, Company F | None | . |
| Taylor, Willis N. | P | F | Greensboro (MR) Wounded Franklin (See Wesley Taylor's Account) Wesley P. Taylors's Account of Service Sur, Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Taylor, W.N., 16th, Company F Taylor, W.N., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A Taylor, W.N., P.B.L.A., Company I | Willis N. Taylor Grave of b. 1 Sep 1846 d. 18 Nov 1917 Married Susan Watson Buried Roper Mt. Baptist Church Brother of Wesley Perry Taylor and Harvey A. Taylor Son of Zion Taylor and Susan Gibson Was a founder of Roper Mountain Baptist Church E-Mail Descendant E-Mail Second Descendant | R |
| Taylor, W.P. (T) Taylor, W. Perry(MR) | P | F | Greensboro (MR) Taylor, W.P., Broadfoot Rosters | Grave of Wesley Taylor's Account of Service Wesley Perry Taylor b. 30 Aug 1840, d. 4 Jul 1926 Married Mary Hawkins Buried Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Brother of Willis N. Taylor and Harvey A. Taylor Son of Zion Taylor and Susan Gibson E-Mail Descendant E-Mail Second Descendant | R |
| Thackston, Thomas J. (MR)(T) | P | F | Greensboro (MR) See First Regiment State Troops, Company H (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) | 1842-1910 Rocky Creek Baptist | R |
| Tippins, Pleasant (Teppin, P.-T) | P | F | Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Tippins, P., 16th, Company F Tippens, Pleasant, Third Reserves, Company E Tippins, Pleasant, First State Troops, Company H | None | . |
| Vaughan, David L. (MR)(T)(BR-Vaughan) | P | F | Greensboro (MR) Wounded Decatur, Ga.(MR) | Grave of Article about 4/15/34-11/1/10 Brushy Creek Baptist Married: Elizabeth "Betsie" Kemp E-Mail Second Descendant | R |
| Vaughn, J. Madison (MR)(T)(BR-Vaughn) | P | F | Sur, Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Vaughn, J.M., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | James Madison Vaughn b. 5 Apr 1840, d. 10 Mar 1885 Married Sarah Ann Smith (sister to Stephen E., W.R., and Wyatt Smith Buried Smith Family Cemetery, Pelham E-Mail Descendant | . |
| Vaughn, J. Pickney (MR)(T)(BR-Vaughan) | P | F | Sur. Wounded Jackson, Mississippi (MR) 12/31/63 and 6/20/64 Broadfoot List: Vaughan, J.P., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | None | . |
| Vaughn, Robert L. (MR)(T) | P | F | Greensboro (MR) See First Regiment State Troops, Company H (8/63-2/64 - Roberts) Broadfoot List: Vaughan, R.T., Broadfoot Rosters | None | . |
| Vaughan, R.T. # | P | F | Broadfoot List: Vaughan, R.T., 16th, Company F | None | . |
| Vaughan, Sam L. (MR)(T) | P | F | Greensboro (MR) Broadfoot List: Vaughan, S.L., 16th, Company F Vaughn, Samuel L., 13th Infantry, Company B Vaughan, Samuel, Hampton Legion Inf, Company F You have attributed Samuel L. Vaughn of Co F to Company F of the Legion. I don't believe the Samuel in the 16th was with the Legion. His service was as follows: Samuel Vaughn. Original PVT in company, age 18 (14 Jun 61); present Jun 61-Dec 63; at Chimborazo (debility) 19-28 Feb 63; POW New Market Heights 29 Sep 64; arrived Point Lookout 5 Oct 64; exchanged 17 Mar 65; no further record; [probably sent home on sick furlough]; b. 25 Dec 42; d. 2 Jul 28; bur Green Pond Bap, near Cashville, Spartanburg County. sturkey@wctel.net | Samuel Leonard Vaughn Story of Buried, Rocky Creek Baptist Born 5/15/45 Died 12/16/32 Penison Application, April 7, 1919 Married, Nancy Jane Walker Transfer to Army of Northern Va/January, 1865 E-Mail Descendant SM | R |
| Vaughan, Thomas (MR)(T) | P | F | KIA Nashville(MR)12/15/64(K)(T) | None | . |
| Waddell, J. Clayburne (T) | P | F | Greensboro(MR) Broadfoot List: Waddel, J.C., Third Reserves, Company E Waddell, J.C., P.B.L.A., Company H | None | . |
| Walker, W. Davis | P | F | Greensboro (MR) Wounded Atlanta (MR)(T) | Warren Davis Walker b. 08 Oct 1824 m. Elizabeth Edwards Son of Lynn Walker and Susan West Uncle of P.W. Hudson, Co. F (JW-SF) | R |
| Ward, J.F. Ward, James F.(T) | P | F | Sur. Broadfoot List: Ward, J.F., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A Wounded Kennesaw Mountain (MR)(T) | J.F. Ward b: 6/14/25 d: 3/20/06 Buried: Brushy Creek Baptist m. Jane Ross Widow of James Hudson, PBLA, d. 1863 who was the brother of PW Hudson | R |
| Ward, Richard (MR) | P | F | KIA, Atlanta(MR)(T) Not listed in (K) Broadfoot List: Not listed | None | . |
| Watson, A. Jackson | P | F | DOD Lauderdale, Mississippi 9/13/63(K)(MR)(T) | Andrew Jackson Watson B. 1839 D. 1863 Son of John M. Watson and Amanda Malvina Hornbuckle Married Elmina Jones, one child: Annie Watson, born July 12, 1861. Broken Fortunes states he is mentioned in Paths to the Past so he is probably buried in Mississippi in Lauderdale County, but this will need to be developed, Steve. E-Mail Second Descendant Andrew Jackson Watson E-Mail Descendant/Researcher | . |
| Watson, Pierce B. | P | F | DOD Dalton 3/27/63(K)(MR)(T) | Grave of, Stonewall Cemetery, Griffith, Ga. Pierce Butler Watson Son of Thomas Watson and Nancy____. Married: Fatima "Tincy" Hudson SF | . |
| Wilson, Benj. (MR)(T) | P | F | Sur. Greensboro (MR), Listed as B.F. Wilson Broadfoot List: Willson, B.F. 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | None | . |
| Wilson, James (MR)(T) | P | F | Broadfoot List: Willson, James, 16th, Company F | Also spelled Willson | . |
| Wilson, Robert (MR)(T) | P | F | Sur. Greensboro(MR) Broadfoot List: Willson, R.A., 16th/24th Consolidated, Company A | None | . |
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