| The Civil War |
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| The History of Surry Co., Men in Co. I 18th Reg., NC Troops |
| Barker, Daniel Barmen, James M. Brindle, Daniel Brown, Alfred Burchette, James Calaway, J. F. Cave, John Coalson, James A. Collins, Ambrose R. Evans, J. A. Fulk, John R. Fulk, T. P. Galyean, John Gillespie, D. H. Gillespie, James Gillespie, John |
| Hatcher, Charles Horne, Hosea Lewis Jervis, ABC Johnson, Ransome Johnson, T. M. Jones, H. Jones, Wm. M. Kennedy, Williamson Kidd, Samuel Mays, Joseph Melton, James V. Norman, Jesse Norman, Wm. H. Payne, Henry Reece, Ira Riggs, Daniel |
| Snow, James Snow, John Snow, Miller W. Southerd, Martin Southard, Umberson Sprinkle, James H. Sprinkle, Mode Thompson, J. Venable, Joab Willey, Wesley York, Shuble and possibly: Jones, John W. *Nicholson, Cornelius |
| These men from Surry became part of the 18th Reg. of NC troops. There is little mention of it in the records. The records state that the 18th Reg. was at Sharpsburg, MD or near Harper's Ferry when they are joined by a "large number of raw recruits from NC." Later it is written that the raw recruits have been supplied with guns. (Clark, Vol. I, pg. 32) This was on the eve of the Battle of Sharpsburg or Antietam. |