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As Sons of Confederate Veterans, it is our duty to see that the true history of the south is presented to future generations. What better place to begin than with our ancestors and the role they played in the War for Southern Independence. The image below is the "Lion of Atlanta" that memorializes the Unknown Confederate dead at Oakland Cemetery in Atlanta, Georgia. Its symbolism speaks for itself. In addition to the known and unknown dead who died for a righteous cause---self-defense, self-government and self-determination---we honor those who survived and who endured the occupation and the hardships to rebuild the South and to raise their children as proud Americans. Almighty God, grant us the strength and wisdom to defend their good name, guard their history, emulate their virtues and to perpetuate and cherish those principles they loved and for which they sacrificed. Grant us faith in the Latin motto, Deo Vindice. "God Will Vindicate."
Not for fame or reward |
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Inscription
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“Carved out of the endurance of granite, God created his masterpiece---the Confederate soldier.” ---Lillian Henderson
Our Ancestors: Americans who risked everything for the right to self-government
* by the name indicates that this Confederate is the patriot through whom a member petitioned for SCV membership |
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Pvt Jesse Bud Barfield Company A, 10th
Battalion GA Volunteer Infantry Born 1839 in Macon County, Georgia, the son of Jesse M. Barfield and Nancy Thompson. Enlisted 23-Apr-1862. He married Lucy Ann Rebecca Brooks 25-Jan-1866 and they had nine children. He died 16-Jan-1905 at age 65 and is buried in the Barfield-Shepherd Cemeteries, Whitewater Creek, off GA. 127 in Macon County. {Steve Scroggins} |
Pvt James Martin Cranford* Company E,
26th GA Infantry more info coming soon... {Bud Cranford} | ||
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Pvt Cullen Cravey* Company B,
49th GA. Infantry Born 1843. Enlisted 4-Mar-1862 . Wounded in leg resulting in amputation, at Fort Steadman, VA. 25-Mar-1865. Captured in Richmond, VA. hospital 3-Apr-1865. Paroled at Jackson Hospital, Richmond, VA., 25-May-1865. Died 1889. {Randy Wilson} Company B: Number of men enlisted 112 of whom three (3) were promoted; twelve (12) killed in action, twenty-six (26) died of disease, and six (6) discharged and retired. None reported as deserted. |
Cpt John Cravey Company I, 7th GA. Militia Born Telfair County. Private soldier in Company I, 7th Georgia Militia. Served with honor in battles of Griswoldville and Atlanta. After the war, farmed near Milan, Georgia. There are many references elsewhere which say that he was a captain. Like many, he probably left a private and came back an officer. His grave carries that rank but his name was not spelled correctly -- it reads "Capt. John Crarey" -- the Yankees got their revenge. {Randy Wilson} | ||
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Pvt Alvin J. Henderson Company G, 34th AL Infantry Regiment Born about 1826 in Abbeville District, South Carolina, the son of William Henderson and Elizabeth Gwyn, he married Lucinda Jane Duck 16-Nov-1848. He enlisted in Co. G 8-Feb-1863 at the age of 37 and was honorably discharged April 1865. Several brothers of his first wife served in the same unit. AJ Henderson outlived 4 wives and brothers of all four wives served in Company G. {Steve Scroggins} |
PVT Irvin Spivey Company F, 48th GA. Infantry Wounded At Weldon Railroad VA. Killed at Burgess Mill VA. Feb 7th 1865. {Randy Wilson} | ||
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Lt. Col. Columbus Marion DuPree Co. A, 1st GA Infantry Born in Houston Co. GA, he helped organize a batallion of State Troops mustered into Confederate service in August 1862. He faught against Sherman's March through Georgia from Kennesaw Mountain to Savannah with the Army of Tennessee. He contracted cholera in the Battle of Atlanta (Jonesboro) and was medically furloughed until the siege of Savannah in December 1864. He surrendered April 26, 1865 at Bentonville, NC and was paroled to return home to Jackson Station (Byron) where he practiced law. He entered the US Army with a Colonel's commission in the Spanish American war and served in the Phillipines. He returned to Byron to practice law and owned a merchantile business. He died August 1942 and is buried Barfield Cemetery, Bibb County GA {Henry Jerome DuPree & Thomas G. LeGuin, Sr.} |
Pvt George Thomas Scroggins Company A, 1st AL Infantry
Regiment Born 29-Nov-1844 in Georgia the son of Richard M. Scroggins and Judiah Allen, he moved with his widowed mother and siblings from Jones County Georgia to Tallapoosa County Alabama between 1855 and 1860 when they appeared in the 1860 census for Tallapoosa County. He enlisted in Co. A at Dadeville, AL, in April 1861 at the age of 16. Captured at Port Hudson, LA. 9-July-1863. Exchanged. Captured at Nashville, TN 15-Dec-1864 and held prisoner till the end of the war at Camp Douglas, Illinois. He married Mary Jane Henderson (daughter of Alvin J. Henderson, Co. G, 34th AL) 21-Oct-1868 and they had 12 children. He died 4-Sep-1924 in Tallapoosa Co. AL and is buried in Concord Cemetery, County Hwy44, Tallapoosa County, AL. His brothers, Pvt. James J. Scroggins and Pvt. W.M. Scroggins also served in Company A, 1st AL Infantry. {Steve Scroggins} | ||
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Pvt Henry H. SpiREs Company B,
49th GA. Infantry Born 1831, Telfair County, GA. Enlisted 4-Mar-1862 . Wounded at Cedar Run, VA. 9-Aug-1862 ; Petersburg, VA. 2-Apr-1865 . Pension records show he was at home on wounded furlough at close of war. {Randy Wilson} |
Pvt James C. SpiErs Greens Company, State Armory Guards GA. Infantry [Born in 1830 Died 1907] Buried in Telfair Co. {Randy Wilson} | ||
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Pvt Wiley Sizemore Company
K, 59th GA Volunteer Infantry Regiment Born 1820 in South Carolina, he enlisted 20-June-1862 at Macon, Bibb County, GA, though he had resided in Marion County, GA since 1846 when he married Mary Askew and 1851 when he bought property. He had nine children the last one born after his enlistment. He was listed in a Feb. 1865 muster roll as in the hospital at Columbus, GA and he was paroled there in April 1865. It's not clear whether he was wounded or ill. He applied for the Indigent Soldier's Pension in Marion County each year from 1897 to 1907. He died 18-Feb-1908 and is believed to be buried in Juniper Cemetery in Talbot County, GA. {Steve Scroggins} |
Pvt Thomas B. Theus* Company C, 59th GA Volunteer Infantry
Regiment Born 7-Aug-1841 in Taylor County, Georgia, the son of Henry Theus and Mary Windham, he enlisted with six of his brothers 10-May-1862 at Butler, GA. He served with the unit until he was captured near Appomattox, VA 6-Apr-1865. Paroled at Burkeville, VA 14-17-Apr-1865. Awarded the Southern Cross of Honor 19Jan1905 by the Butler GA Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, recipient ledger book #5, page 257. He married Susan Emma Gresham and they had nine children. He died 3-May-1918 and was buried in Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery in Taylor County. His six brothers in Co. C were: Cpl. James Jasper Theus
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Pvt. James W. Smith Company
B, 22nd GA Heavy Artillery From: "History of Macon County" by Louise F. Hays,"Muster Roll of Company B, 22d Battalion - Georgia Heavy Artillery, C. S. A. Macon County, Georgia 1862: SMITH, James W. - Private. Feb. 1, 1863. Roll for Dec. 31, 1864, last on file, shows him present. - Buried in Mt. Zion. From: "Cemeteries of Macon County, Georgia" James W. Smith - Born February 8, 1832 - Died October 15, 1905 - Co. C. 12th Ga. Inf. CSA. Buried in Mt. Zion Lutheran Cemetery beside his wife, Mary Catherin, wife of Jas. W. Smith [ Born August 7, 1841 - Died January 23, 1890. & on the other side of him is buried: Mollie, wife of James W. Smith [Mary L. Gregory Smith] - Born October 24, 1853 - Died January 31, 1930] {Sam J. English} |
Lt. James T. Woodward* Company D, 12th GA Infantry Born 18-March-1837 in southern Bibb County the son of Stephen Woodward and Jane Barnett, he married Melvina Respess in 1857 and two years later he moved his family to Calhoun County in southwest Georgia. He joined the Calhoun Rifles in Morgan, Georgia at the rank of sergeant on 10-June-1861. At the battles of Greenbriar River and Allegheny Mountain, he was promoted to Junior 2nd Lieutenant. He was killed in action at the Battle of McDowell in Virginia 8-May-1862. [ More About J.T. Woodward ] | ||
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Pvt. Joel Burke Co. F 3rd GA Infantry {Clarence Bailey} |
Cpt. Caswell B Black Co. D 45th AL Infantry {Steven G. Black} | ||
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Cpt. Samuel John Snowden Co. I 4th SC Cav He was from Indiantown (Williamsburg Co.) SC & buried Indiantown Presbyterian Church Cemetery {John Luther Blythe} |
Pvt. Joseph Marion Wheelus Co.C 55th GA Inf From Wellston (Houston Co.) GA, buried Bay St. Cemetery AKA Watson Cemetery, Houston Co. GA {Dan Bray} | ||
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Pvt. Nathan Cornelius Jones Co.E 1st GA Cav. buried Jones Family Cemetery, Douglas/Carroll Co. Line GA {Thomas Alan Burden} |
Pvt. R.D. Cameron Co. B 49th GA Inf buried in Sand Hill Cemetery, Telfair Co. GA {Jeffery Cameron} | ||
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Pvt. Thomas Jefferson Sanders Co.D 37th GA Inf buried Hart Co. GA {Earl Cheek} |
2nd Lt. Leonidas Brantley Mosley Co.D 30th GA Inf (Huguenin Rifles) died 17Mar1910, buried Midway Cemetery, Taylor Co. GA {Davis L. Cosey} | ||
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Pvt. Allen Carver Co. E Clinch's 4th GA Cav from Douglas (Coffee Co.) GA, buried Griffin Cemetery, Coffee Co. GA {Chris Day} |
Pvt. Jeremiah H. Beckworth Co. A 48th GA Inf {John Wayne Dobson} | ||
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Pvt. John Adams Gunn Co.C 37th GA Inf of Griffin (Spalding Co. GA), buried Hampton Church of God Cemetery, Henry Co. GA {Kenneth Lanier Gunn} |
2nd Sgt James Alfred Richey * Co.A 2nd GA Inf buried Webbs Creek Church Cemetery, Banks Co. GA {Donald Richey & Earl Jackson Richey} | ||
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Cpt. James Henry Fields (Field) 2d Corporal April 15, 1861. Elected 2d Lieutenant December 1, 1861; Captain July 2, 1863. Wounded at Knoxville, Tenn. November 29, 1863, and captured there December 4, 1863. Paroled at Fort Delaware, Del. for exchange March 7, 1865. Obituary from Sunday Herald 17Apr1881 .Buried Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon (Bibb Co.) GA {Julian Marcus Fields, Jr} |
Pvt. Augusta G. Fountain Co.B 57th GA Inf from Dublin (Laurens Co.) GA {Larry Fountain & Tommy Fountain} | ||
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Pvt.Joseph Thomas Stansel Gleaton Co. D 64th GA Inf died 3/28/1865, buried Elmira Prison, Chemung Co. NY {William Jerod Gleaton} |
Pvt. John Asbury Harbin Co. L Palmetto SC Sharpshooters {Wade Hampton Harbin} | ||
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Pvt. Elijah Austin Russell Co.K 34th NC Inf Montgomery Co. NC, "Montgomery Boys" buried Center Methodist Church Cemetery, Montgomery Co. NC {Russell Huffman} |
Pvt. James M. Jeffers 54th GA Inf, buried Burke Co. GA {John Jeffers, Jr.} | ||
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Pvt. Thomas Jackson Powell Co. F 3rd Reg GA State Troops, 56th Reg GA Inf died Feb1919 Williford's Crossing, Cordele (Crisp Co.) GA {Randall Eugene Jones} |
3rd Lt. William W. Perry 10th Confederate Cav. from Pulaski Co. GA {Timothy Lee Lord} | ||
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Pvt. Nicholas Franklin Anderson Co.D 1st TN Inf from Franklin Co. TN {Robert Edd Martin} |
Pvt. James Edward Crook Co.D 3rd Georgia Reserves buried Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Pottersville (Taylor Co.) GA {Michael B. Morrow, Louis Scarci, Jr.} | ||
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Pvt.John Harmon Nichols 16th TN Inf discharged due to wounds June 1863, buried Spring Hill TN - SH Methodist Church Cemetery {Jack Nichols} |
Pvt. Isaac
Frank Oakes Co. A 46th GA Inf from Thomaston (Upson Co.) GA, KIA 20-Sep-1863 {John Anthony Oakes} | ||
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Lt. Thomas J. Pickford Co. K, 12th NC Troops discharged 7-Jun-1865, buried Warren Co. NC {Allan J.Pitchford, Jr. & A.J.Pitchford, III} |
Pvt. Gideon N. Strozier Co. G 61st GA Inf 1843-1914 {Robert T. Poss} | ||
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PVT George Washington Pritchett Co. A, 19th Batn GA Cav from Jasper Co. GA, discharged 12/12/1862, burial unknown {Chris K. Pritchett} |
Pvt. Americus M. Blount Co.H 53rd GA Inf 1844-1879 {Ronald M. Roberts} | ||
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PVT Christopher Columbus McDaniel Croft's Battery of GA Volunteers (Sep1861) Discharged April 1865, buried New Hope West Cemetery, Randolph Co. AL {Ronald O. Roberts, Jr.} |
Sgt. Reece Busbee Schofill Co.F 57th GA Inf 1833-1913, buried Little Union Church, Crawford Co. GA {William Larry Schofill} | ||
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Sgt. Henry Hirim Smith Co. I 57th GA Inf {A.O. Smith} |
Pvt. James Rodney Thigpen Co.H 1st GA Reserve from Washington Co. GA {John & Jeff Thigpen} | ||
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Pvt. John D. Anderson Co.H 9th TN Cav buried Nebo Cemetery, Henderson Co. TN {Randy Willis & Jamie Willis} |
2nd Lt. Benjamin H. Newton Co. G 11th GA Inf {Ford Wilson, Jr.} | ||
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Pvt. William A. Lowery Co.G 49th GA Inf {Ben Lowery} |
Pvt. Columbus Self Co. C 6th GA Inf {Eddie Self, Jr.} | ||
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Pvt. J.F. Oakes Co. A 46th GA Inf {Eddie Self, Jr.} |
Pvt. G.H. Hill Co. D 3rd GA Reserves {Eddie Self, Jr.} | ||
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Pvt. Henry Roberson Cape Co. D 3rd GA Reserves {Eddie Self, Jr.} |
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*Pvt David Crockett Chapman Co.B, 46th GA Inf {Skeet Chapman} |
*Pvt. Thomas Jackson Powell Co.H, 56th GA Inf {Robert Grizzle} | ||
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*2nd Sgt. Thomas Anderson Word Co.C, 55th GA Inf {Jake Wilson} |
*Pvt. Martin Holder Co.K, 12th GA Cav., Ringgold Rangers {Jason Chapman} | ||
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Ernest Cotten |
John Wilber Dobson | ||
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Thomas H. Farmer |
John R. Hadaway | ||
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Leon Harrell |
James Henesey | ||
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King Mullis [REAL Son] |
Eston G. Wilder [REAL Son] | ||
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