Nobles-Red Hills Cemetery

Location:

Warrenton Road

Marshall County, Alabama

N 34° 15.638              W086° 25.209

Date of Visits: August 4, 2013

Thomas W Whitman

Co D

7 Ala Inf

CSA

Ruben Noble

Co I

4 Ala Cav

CSA

James R Stanley

Co B

46 Ala Inf

CSA

Henry Weaver

Dents

Btry

Lt Art

CSA

Smyrna Baptist Church

Location:

Lawrence County 375

Lawrence County, Alabama

N 34° 35.868              W087° 15.081

Date of Visits: August 3, 2013

Pvt

Reuben D Lang

Co F  8 Ala Cav

CSA

June 1847

Dec 8 1916

George Henry Peeples

Pvt  Co F  4 Ala Cav

Confederate States Army

1842   1928

Pvt

George W Terry

Co I  16 Ala Inf

CSA

1834   1903

George John Letson

Pvt  Co C  6 Ala Cav

Confederate States Army

Apr 18 1922   July 1904

Samuel N Burke

Pvt  Co F

5 Ala Cav

Confederate States Army

May 6 1847   Apr 29 1920

Courtland Cemetery

Location:

Van Buren Street

Courtland, Lawrence County, Alabama

N 34° 40.267              W087° 18.398

Date of Visits: August 3, 2013

Assit Surgeon

Isham W Fennell

Norwoods Co

55 Ala Inf

CSA

Allen Cemetery

Location:

County Road 470

Lauderdale  County, Alabama

N 34° 57.536              W087° 25.752

Date of Visits: August 2, 2013

Samuel Ellison

Pvt Co D 19 Tenn Cav

Confederate States Army

Walker’s Chapel UMC

Location:

Walkers Chapel Road

Fultondale, Jefferson County, Alabama

N 33° 36.319              W086° 49.060

Date of Visits: October 7, 2013

MB Parvin

Co E

Stewart’s Bn

CSA

Robert Garner Hamlett Sr

Born Eutaw, ALA. 1835

Died B’ham, ALA. 1906

Member Co. B  11^th Ala Reg

Wilcox Brig Army of Northern Va

Corp

James C Howell

Co G

3 Ga Cav

CSA

Pvt

Samuel Burford

Co D

62 Ala Inf

CSA

1847    1916

Cluster Springs Cemetery

Location:

Cluster Springs Church Road

Gardendale, Jefferson County, Alabama

N 33° 37.820              W086° 49.955

Date of Visits: October 7, 2013

Gilbert Craft Jacks

Mar 1 1822 – Nov 24 1892

A Confederate Courier

Gilbert was a members of Baribere’s Alabama Cavalry – Find a Gave Memorial #13374964

Mt. Carmel UMC Cemetery

Location:

Hall Memorial Road

Bartow County, Georgia

N 34° 18.089              W084° 56.371

Date of Visits: March 24, 2010

3 Corp

John S Ward

Co K

44 Ga Regt

CSA

Jan 22, 1828

Apr 21, 1862

Pvt

Thaddeus C Ward

Co C

21 Ga Inf

CSA

Jul 1826   Mar 1864

John Clark Dunaway

Kolb’s Battery of

Alabama Artillery

Confederate States Army

July 1831

July 5 1915

Sgt

Thomas S Kitchens

Co C

2 Confederate

Engr Troops

Jacob Sherman

Co K

19 Ga Inf

CSA

Pisgah Baptist Church

Location:

N 34º 15.411   W 085 º 20.516

Hwy 20

Coosa, Floyd County, Georgia

Date Visited: 10/27/2008

Capt. William H. H. Walters

Co. H 18^th Ga. Inf.

CSA

William H. H. Walters enrolled in the Rowland Highlander’s as a private in June of 1861.  The Rowland Highlanders was one of ten companies in a new regiment raised by Major J. Johnson and Adjutant John Griffin from Bartow County, Georgia. This new regiment was designated as the First Regiment, Fourth Brigade, Georgia State Volunteers. The regiment began training at Camp McDonald in Big Shanty, Georgia. In August the regiment departed Georgia for Richmond, Virginia.  After a six day train trip the men of the Rowland Highlander’s disembarked in Richmond on August 9, 1861. After arriving in Richmond the regiment was mustered into the Confederate States Army as the 18^th Georgia Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. At this time the Highlander’s were designated as Company H. In November the 18^th Georgia was brigaded with the 1^st , 4^th, and 5^th Texas Infantry Regiments. This Texas Brigade would play a prominent role in the battles of the Army of Northern Virginia.

As a member of Company H of the 18^th Georgia Infantry Captain Walters served through out the war. It was noted that he was injured while on detail at Sharpsburg, Maryland on September 19, 1862. The nature of this injury is not known. The date indicates that the injury occurred after the Battle of Antietam. Nothing is mentioned about any action taking place on this date in the after battle reports of General John Bell Hood (Division Commander), Colonel William T. Wofford (Commanding the Texas Brigade), or Colonel S. Z. Ruff (Commanding the 18^th Georgia Infantry). Captain Walters was appointed 1^st Sergeant in March of 1864 and Second Lieutenant in October of the same year. There is no record of his promotion to Captain. He appears on the roll of the regiment on January 31, 1865.

Sources

Official Record of the War of the Rebellion, Part II Record of Events, Vol. 6, p. 447

Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia, 1861-1865, Volume 2, p.679

18^th Georgia Regiment of Volunteers Infantry, http://www.angelfire.com/va3/southernrites/18thga.html#org, accessed December 25, 2008. 

Rodgersville Cemetery

Location:

College Street

Rodgersville, Lauderdale County, Alabama

N 34°  49.595              W087° 17.602

Date of Visit:  Nay 26, 2008

Pvt Richard J Andrews

Co L

7 Ala Cav

CSA

May 24 1793

Jun 6 1887

Hokes Bluff Cemetery

Location:

Main Street

Hokes Bluff, Etowah County,

N 33° 59.683               W085° 52.574

Date of Visits: August 26, 2012

Francis M Boozer

Pvt

Co I  19 Ala Inf

Confederate States Army

Feb 18 1843   Sep 30 1916

Pvt

Julian Newton

Nail

C Hardee’s Battalion

Cavalry Reserve

29^th Division

Sept 9 1814

Nov 27 1906

James Burton Brown

Pvt  Co G  3 Ala Cav

Confederate States Army

Jun 20 1833  Feb 22 1912

Henry J Hamilton

Pvt Co K 48 Ala Inf

Confederate States Army

May 13 1838  Dec 29 1910

Robert N Johnson

Pvt  Co E  47 Ala Inf

Confederate States Army

1832    Nov 18 1897

John H Coleman

Co E

1 Ga Cav

CSA

Reuben T Griffith

Pvt  Co D 19Ala Inf

Confederate States Army

Aug 30, 1825  Oct 31 1863

Thomas J Wofford

ACS  Co A 18 Ga Inf

Confederate States Army

Jun 6 1812   Oct 17  1900

Marcus Jones

Sept 20 1846

Nov 3 1929

Co B  4 Ala Vol

C.A.V.  C.S.A.

Pvt

James Milton Walden

Co G  3 Ala Cav

CSA

Sep 7 1832  May 18 1863

Etowah County AlArchives Military Records.....Walden, James Milton April 30, 1863

Civilwar Co G 3rd Regiment Alabama Calvary

File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by:

David Norton dnorton.cp75@gtalumni.org May 27, 2008, 12:59 pm

Ala. Confederate Soldiers Call No. A 929.3761

JAMES MILTON WALDEN, pvt Co G 3rd Regiment Alabama Calvary, Capt Forney's Company; Bush's Ranger's Alabama Vols.; muster-in, Camp Floyd Bush on Sep 24, 1862; duty & enrolled August 27, 1862 at Jacksonville, AL, DP Forney, Inspector General; period 3 years of war. Paid for horse $3.00, a white mule. Discharged April 30, 1863 by order of Lt. General Braxton Bragg, signed by C.E.McLaughlin. Continuation Apr 30 to June 30, 1863. (severely wounded in battle and sent home

to die)

Additional Comments:

James M. Walden was born Sep 7, 1832 in Gwinnett County Georgia and died on May 18, 1863 at Hokes Bluff, Etowah County, Alabama. (see: Confed. soldiers-Ala.,

3rd Cav., R-Z, call no. A 929.3761, microcopy n. 311, roll no. 12; Alabama Confederate Pension Applications, Walden, Abel A. to Walker, Isham D., roll no.

254, call no. S 929.3761.)

File at: http://files.usgwarchives.net/al/etowah/military/civilwar/other/walden452gmt.txt

Accessed: September 15, 2013

Moody Chapel Cemetery

Location:

Warrior Valley Road

Etowah County, Alabama

N 33° 59.831              W086° 19.026

Date of Visit: August 22, 2013

John J Jackson

Co B

28 Ala Inf

CSA

Nov 23 1846

June 23 1931

2^nd Lieut

Daniel Nix

Co C

28 Ala Inf

CSA

1827

1912