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

Walter’s Cemetery

Location:

Wolfe Road

Monroe County, Mississippi

N 33° 46.823   W088° 17.840

Date of Visit: July 21, 2013

John Newton Dale

Pvt  Co D  24 Miss Infantry

Confederate States Army

Nov 19 1840    Aug 7 1886

Concord Baptist Church

Location:

Highway 69

Cullman County, Alabama

N 34° 14.661              W086° 40.585

Date of Visits: August 4, 2013

Sim C Yeager

Co C

34 Ga Inf

CSA

Old Methodist Cemetery

Location:

Shoal Creek Trail

Arab, Marshall County, Alabama

N 33° 59.692              W086° 31.277

Date of Visits: August 4, 2013

James L McWhorter

Pvt Co  26 BN Ga Inf

Confederate States Army

1819   1893

Pvt

Thomas J Harris

Co F

25 Ala Inf

CSA

Mar 18 1845

Jul 9 1921

Francis M Hardin

Co G

46 Ala Inf

CSA

Feb 15 1846   Mar 11 1906

Oak Hill Cemetery (Old Section)

Location:

Little Chapel Road

Oneonta, Blount County, Alabama

N 33° 56.975              W086° 28.019

Date of Visits: September 15, 2012

In Memory of

Thomas Wayman Hendrick

Serg  Co B  12 Ala Cav

Confederate States Army

June 25 1835   Feb 8 1865

Note: Letters of Thomas Wayman Hendricks are posted on the internet, but the link does not work.

William Henry Maynor

Pvt Co K  34 Regt Ala Inf

Confederate States Army

1906   1865

John Thomas Maynor

Alabama

Pvt  Waddell’s Bn Georgia Regt

Confederate States Army

1846   1916

Dailey’s Chapel

Location:

US Highway 231 1

Rosa, Blount County, Alabama

N 33° 59.692              W086° 31.277

Date of Visits: September 15, 2012

Thomas Sharp

Co A

22 Ga HV Arty

CSA

Cleveland Cemetery

Location:

County Road 1

Cleveland, Blount County, Alabama

N 33° 59.371              W086° 34.570

Date of Visits: September 15, 2012

William H Huffstuler See William

Co B

29 Ala Inf

CSA

1824

1863

John F Gallups

Pvt

Perry’s Russell County

Reserves

Confederate States Army

May 1847   June 1914

William Bazzel Roberts

Pvt  Co D 9 Ga Batt Arty

Confederate States Army

Jul 9 1846  Jan 1 1933

South Cemetery

South Cemetery

Location:

South Cemetery Road

Blountsville, Blount County, Alabama

N 34° 05.628              W086° 36.552

Date of Visits: September 15, 2012

Joseph W Smith

Co D  1 Tex Inf

CSA

Pvt William R Butts

Co A  19 Regt

Ala Inf

CSA

Mar 17 1825

May 11 1916

Oak Lawn Cemetery

Location:

Highway 49

Fort Valley, Peach County, Georgia

N 34° 57.487              W085° 39.990

Date of Visit: March 16, 2013

Captain

John Houser

1 Ga Inf

CSA

Capt

Samuel Bradford Brown

Co K 32 Va Inf

Stephen Lafayette Wilson

Co A

8 Regt Ga Militia

CSA

Jan 30 1823  Oct 16 1909

Major

Jesse C McDonal

4 Ga Cav

CSA

John T Hartley

Co C

2 Bn Ga Inf

CSA

Henry P Everett

Co L

57 Ga Inf

CSA

Sgt

Benjamin W Sanford

Co E  57 Ga Inbf

CSA

Pvt W.M. Thompson

1842-1863

Co E 3 Ga Inf CSA

Note:

Thompson, William M.----- private April 26, 1861. Captured, Gettysburg, Pa. July 2, 1863. No later record.

Muster Roll of Company E, 3rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer infantry Army Northern Virginia C.S.A.  Houston County, Georgia ("Governor's Guard"),  excerpted from Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861 – 1865, compiled by Lillian Henderson, ca 1900, http://www.3gvi.org/ga3rostere.html

1^st Liet

Thomas J Gurr

Co B

51 Ga Inf

CSA

Jan 27 1838   Dec 4 1884

W.B Thweatt

Co H

45 Ga Inf

CSA

Captain

John Hamilton

Co E

3 Ga Inf

1st Lieut

Wm J Anderson

Co E

57 Ga Inf

CSA

John Bruce Finley

Co A

1 Ga Inf

CSA

Brig General

Charles D Anderson

3 Brig Ga Mil

CSA

Anderson was a respected merchant in Fort Valley of Houston County, Georgia before the War. He was elected Captain of the Beauregard Volunteers. This company was raised from the men of Fort Valley. The company was organized into the 6^th Georgia Infantry Regiment. At Antietam Anderson was wounded, taken prisoner, and sent to Fort Delaware. Upon release he was promoted to Major of the regiement. At Chancellorsville he was wounded. After the battle he was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. In fall of 1863 Anderson was elected the Georgia State Legislature. He served a term in the State Legislature and then returned to light duty in order to fully recuperate from his wounds. In 1864 he was called back to Atlanta by Georgia Governor Brown to aid in the defense of the city. He resigned from the Confederate Army and ultimately was given command of the 3^rd Brigade of Georgia Militia as Brigadier General.  Within a few days Anderson is back in the CSA when Governor Brown turns over the militia to General Johnston.

Digested from The War-History
of Company "C"
(Beauregard Volunteers)

 Sixth Georgia Regiment,
(infantry) With A Graphic Account of Each Member. Wendell D. Croom, Esq’r.,
Of Houston County Georgia, and Published by the Survivors of the Company, Fort Valley, Georgia, 1879.

http://www.perryhistoricalsociety.org/genealogy/family_lines/croom/crooms-war_history.html

Samuel E Austin

Co E

57 Ga Inf

CW Shepard

Co D

5 Regt Ga Cav

CSA

July 31 1847

Dec 15 1906

Robert L Braswell

Co E

57 Ga Inf

CSA

Capt

Isham H Branham

Co E

57 Ga Inf

CSA

John R Matthews

Co E

57 Ga Inf

CSA

1 Lieut

Wm J Anderson

Co E

57 Ga Inf