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Company D, 55th Regiment of NC Troops |
This unit was raised and enlisted in Cleveland County in early 1862. The company functioned as part of the regiment for the entirety of the war and its exploits are reported as part of the regimental history. More detailed information on each of these soldiers can be found in North Carolina Troops 1861-1865 A Roster, Volume X, Infantry, compiled by Weymouth T Jordan, Jr with Unit Histories by Louis H Manarin. All genealogists owe a debt of gratitude to these gentlemen for their wonderful tribute to our ancestors.
OFFICERS:
RANDALL, Silas D, Captain
GUNN, Albert, 1st Lieutenant
LOVELACE, E J, 2nd Lieutenant
TOWNES, W H, 2nd Lieutenant, from Granville County, died 27 September 1864
NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS:
CABINESS, Joseph, 1st Sergeant
GREEN, Joseph, 3rd Corporal, wounded at Gettysburg
GREEN, Thomas, 2nd Sergeant
HAMRICK, Charles J, 1st Corporal
LOVELACE, A C, 4th Corporal
RANDALL, Romulus M S, 3rd Sergeant
RUNYAN, James Madison, 2nd Corporal, killed 1 July 1863 at Gettysburg ![]()
SMITH, Lewis L, 4th Sergeant, wounded at Gettysburg
PRIVATES:
ANDERHOLT, Jacob E, killed July 1863 at Gettysburg
ARNOLD, J E
BARNETT, Richard H
BEAM, Peter
BEHECHER, Thomas
BLACKWELL, Jasper N
BLANTON, Barrett W,
BLANTON, Charles B, wounded at Gettysburg
BLANTON, D A
BLANTON, H S
BOWENS, George
BRIDGES, B H
BRIDGES, Andrew H
BRIDGES, Isaac J
BRYSON, W F
CABINESS, A M
CARROLL, Marcus L
CHAMPION, R C, wounded at Gettysburg
DICKEY, William H
DILLINGER, David
DILLINGER, John E
EARLES, M L, wounded at Gettysburg
ESKRIDGE, Barnett W, died 3 July 1863 at Gordonsville
GIBSON, William,
Billy, a farmer,
enlisted at the age of 37 on 2 February 1863. He was killed in action by a
sharpshooter at the Wilderness on 6 May 1864. ![]()
GREEN, Benjamin
GREEN, D H, died 28 July 1863 at Mt. Jackson
GREEN, Elijah
GREEN, John
GREEN, Jonas, died March 1863 at Petersburg
GREEN, Reuben H, wounded at Gettysburg
GREEN, Thomas
GREEN, Willis W, died 28 July 1863 at Mt. Jackson
GREEN, Zachariah Osborn, wounded at Gettysburg
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HAMRICK, Aaron B
HAMRICK, Abram, wounded at Gettysburg
HAMRICK, A M
HAMRICK, David, wounded at Gettysburg
HAMRICK, David J, killed 3 July 1863 at Gettysburg
HAMRICK, E, Jr, died January 1863 at Petersburg
HAMRICK, Elijah, died 5 May 1864
HAMRICK, Ezekiel
HAMRICK, F B, died at Richmond
HAMRICK, F M
HAMRICK, Gabriel
HAMRICK, Henry O, wounded 5 May 1864
HAMRICK, Isaac
HAMRICK, Nero W
HAMRICK, O A, killed July 1863 at Gettysburg
HAMRICK, Reuben, died 14 May 1863 at Jerusalem, VA
HAMRICK, Thomas
HAMRICK, William R
HARRELL, H H
HARRELL, Robert
HARRELL, W M
HARRIS, J F
HENDRICK, W D
JENKINS, James, wounded 1864
LANKFORD, Jerome L
LANKFORD, W Y
LEDBETTER, N
LEDBETTER, William
LEDFORD, Samuel, killed 1 July 1863 at Gettysburg
LINEBERGER, John W, killed 1 July 1863 at Gettysburg
LOVELACE, James W
LOVELACE, Thomas
LOVELACE, William G
LOVELACE, Willis G
MCDANIEL, Bryson L, died July 1862 in Shelby, NC
MCKINNEY, Willis A
MARTIN, A M
MARTIN, W
MCSWAIN, B H
MCSWAIN, D J T M, reported missing at Falling Waters
MCSWAIN, Elijah
MCSWAIN, George W
MCSWAIN, J F, wounded 3 July 1863 at Gettysburg
MCSWAIN, Oliver
MILLINS, John, from Orange County, sounded 19 August 1864
MOONEY, G W
MOORE, J C, died October 1862 at Goldsboro
NEAL, D D
NEELY, John, wounded at Gettysburg
PADGETT, Edwin
PARTIN, Donald
POSTON, A
PRICE, Isaac
PRUETT, W C
PRUETT, W S
RANDALL, G M, wounded 1 May 1863 at Chancellorsville
RANDALL, J H
RANDALL, John, died 1863 at Goldsboro
RANDALL, M H, wounded at Gettysburg
RANDALL, R M S
RIPPY, James
ROLLINS, J E
RUNYAN, Adolphus D
RUNYAN, Jacob
SCRUGGS, A D
SHARPE, Adam
SHITLE, J M
SMITH, C C N,
SMITH, David H
TOOMEY, JAMES, Private
Born in Chester District, South Carolina, and by occupation a farmer prior to enlisting in Cleveland County at age 30, March 26, 1862.
Reported present in June, 1862. Hospitalized at Petersburg, Virginia, December 24, 1862, with debilitas.
Furloughed for sixty days on February 19, 1863. Died in Cleveland County prior to December 12, 1863. Cause of death not reported.
TURNER, H
TURNER, Martin
WEAVER, John, died 1862 in Goldsboro
WEAVER, Lewis
WEAVER, Starling
WEPOR (?), E A, wounded at Gettysburg
WESSON, E A
WHITE, Jerome
WOOD, Elliott C
WOOD, James D
WRIGHT, William
WYLIE, John
YARBOROUGH, E W
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