A Brief History on Captain Anderson and the Battery
Captain Anderson was born near Hawkinsville, October 6, 1837, and died May 27, 1903. He was reared and educated in Pulaski County. He answered the call of the State in July, 1861, and organized a company of artillery known as Anderson's Battery. He was soon elected captain, a rank in which he proved himself a skillful and able officer. His bride, Agnes Merritt, who he married while on furlough, 
went with him to Tennessee, and from her carriage on Missionary Ridge saw Captain Anderson lead his men into the Battle of Lookout. He was wounded  three times, but not seriously, at New Hope Church, at Chickamauga, and at Nickjack Ridge, but was seldom absent from his command. Captain Anderson  and his battery took an active part in fighting with Sherman's army through Georgia, having two horses shot from under him at Griswoldville. After the surrender, Anderson's Battery was not far from Sherman's headquarters. One morning Captain Anderson dressed in his best old Gray uniform, mounted his best horse, and rode up and sought an interview with General Sherman. "Sir," he said, "I have four wagons and sixteen mules that belong to the United States Government. I have come to ask you for these for my men." When he left, the mules and wagons were his. He then led his little company back to the banks of the Ocmulgee River, and to the same spot where they were organized. The mules and wagons were sold at public outcry, each receiving his equal share, and they then left for their home.

14TH Georgia Light Artillery Battalion. Company B
Organization: Organized on April 1, 
1862. It was armed with four 3.3" Rifles on November 11, 1862.[i.e. following Chattanooga]. It was reported as being without guns on December  14, 1864. It was armed with four 10-lb. Parrotts on March 29, 1864. 
It was armed with four 12-lb. Napoleans on January 6, 1865. Surrendered  by General Joesph E. Johnson at Durham Station. Orange County, North Carolina on April 26, 1865.
First Commander:Thomas H. Dawson [Captain]
Captain: Ruel W. Anderson

Assignments:  
Palmer's Brigade, Army of Middle Tennessee, Department #2 [October- November  1862]
Palmer's Brigade, Breckinridge's Division, Ist Corps, Army of  Tennessee [November-December 1862]
Palmer's Brigade, Breckinridge's Division, 2nd Corps, Army of  Tennessee [December1862-1863]
Brown's Brigade, Stewart's Division, 2nd Corps, Army of Tennessee [May- August 1863]
Artillery Battalion, Stewart's Division, 2nd Corps, Army of Tennesse  [August- September 1863]
Artillery Battalion, Stewart's Division, Buckner's Corps, Army of Tennessee [September 1863]
Artillery Battalion, Stewart's Division, 2nd Corps, Army of Tennesse [September-November, 1863]
Robertson's Battalion, Reserve Artillery, Army of Tennessee [November 1863- Apri], 1864]
Palmer's Battalion, Reserve Artillery, Army of Tennessee [April-July 1864]
Palmer's Battalion, Artillery, 1st Corps, Army of Tennessee [July-September 1864]
Palmer's Artillery Battalion, Macon, Georgia, Department of Tennessee [September 1864]
Taliaferro's Brigade, Department of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida [December 1864]
4th Light Artillery Battalion, Kemper's Reserve Artillery, Department of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida [December1864-January 1865]
Artillery Battalion, McLaws' Division, Hardee's Corps [January-March 1865]
Brooks' Battalion, Artillery, Hardee's Corps [March-April 1865]
Rhett's Artillery Battalion, 3rd Corps, Army of Tennessee [April 1865]

Battles
 Murfreesboro [December 31, 
1862-January 3, 1863]
Tullahoma Campaign [June-July 1863]
Hoover's Gap [June 24, 1863]
Chickamauga [September 19-20, 1863]
Chattanooga Siege [September-November 1863]
Chattanooga [November 23-25, 1863]
Atlanta Campaign [May-September 1864]
Atlanta Siege [July-September 1864]
Savannah Campaign [November-December 1864]
Griswoldville [November 22, 1864]
Carolinas Campaign [February-April 1865]

Roster of Co. B

Anderson's Battery Today

Anderson's Battery was formed during the winter of 94-95. Prior to Christmas 94 the battery cannon was constructed and tested. The cannon constructed is a replica of a 10lb. Parrot Rifle which was used by the original battery.
Anderson's Battery is a legal corporation registered with the state of Georgia and it's legal name is as follows "Anderson's Battery, Company B, 14th Battalion, Georgia Light Artillery, Inc." The battery is also a non-profit tax-exempt organization registered with the federal government and the State of Georgia