ROLL CALL
From
"A Story of My
Reminiscenses" by
Richard "Dick" M. Jolly, 1924. This roll call is made from memory. I cannot
remember the others. Submitted by Barbara
[email protected]
Also from "History
of Spartanburg County" by. Dr. J.B.O. LANDRUM, Published 1900, Pages 526-7.
Captain J.Q. CARPENTER; b. c1827, Lincolnton, NC. At the age of 19 (1846)
he volunteered and went to Mexico as a member of a North Carolina Regiment,
returning home after peace was declared. Where he began "Merchandising" at
Grassy Pond in Spartanburg Co., SC. At the outbreak of the Civil War. a (CSA)
Company was organized embracing the territory of Spartanburg, portion of
the present day Cherokee Counties. This Company was composed of the very
best young men in this section afforded.The Company was organized with the
5th Regiment, SC. Volunteers, and was known as "G" Company of that Regiment.
It served in Virginia for the most part of the first year of the War, and
participated in all the active campaigns and marches of that year. At the
expiration of his term of twelve month's enlistment, and upon the reorganization
of the armies of the Confederacy in 1862, Captain CARPENTER was again elected
Captain of a newly-organized Company, known as Company M, Palmetto Sharpshooters
but he was permitted to serve only a few weeks. While gallantly leading his
men into action he was killed at the
Battle
of Seven
Pines on 31st
May 1862, age 35.
OFFICERS:
CARPENTER, Jacob Quickle,
Captain; Killed at
Seven
Pines
LATHAM, Frederick G.,
Captain; after Seven Pines Battle; Wounded at
Frazier's
Farm &
2nd Manassas
MONTGOMERY, Robert F.,
First Lieutenant
ROSS, Samuel S., 1st. Lieutenant; Served 14 months, when Co. was part of
the 5th Regiment, was Honorable discharged
CAMP, John J., 2nd. Lieutenant
GOFORTH, John, 2nd Lieutenant
McCLURE, William, 2nd. Lieutenant
ALEXANDER, W. "Summey" (afterwards 2nd. Lieutenant)
BONNER, Luther, (afterward 2nd. Lieutenant; Killed at
Frazier's
Farm
6/30/1862.
BONNER, Benjamin F. (Sargeant) Wounded at
Seven
Pines.
BONNER, George (Sargent) Wounded at Petersburg.
CAMP, William (Sargent) Wounded at
2nd
Manasas; Killed
at
Appromattox on April 09, 1865.
HARRIS, Jonas, (Sargent) Wounded on
Darbytown
Road,
Seven
Pines and
Wilderness.
LILES, J. B., Orderly Sargent
ROBBS, A. Cleveland (Corporal) Wounded at Wills Valley,
Frazier's
Farm and
Sharpsburg.
VASSEY, John (Corporal) Wounded at Will's Valley &
Darbytown
PRIVATES:
ALEXANDER, John
ANTHONY, Daniel
BERRY, Willie May
BLACK, William; Killed at Sharpsburg 9/17/1862.
BLANTON, John
BONNER, Pinkney; Killed at
Seven
Pines
5/31/1862.
BRIDGES, Alex
BRIDGES, William; Wounded & Disabled at
Gaines
Mill.
BRIGHT, Allvie
BYERS, Nathan
CAMP, John Joe
CANNON, Enoch, Sr.
CANNON, Enoch, Jr.
CLEARY, Allvie
CLEARY, Obey; Died at Franklin, TN June 2,1863
CLINE, Asa Joe
COBB, Lemuel; Wounded at
Gaines
Mill.
COIL/COYLE, Joel; Wounded at
Gaines
Mill.
COLBERT, Gus
COLLINS, D. B.; Died at Richmond in 6/15/1863.
COLLINS, Mark C. Killed at
Seven
Pines
5/3/1862.
DAVIS, Marshall
DOGGETT, William
FOWLER, Godfrey
GAFFNEY, Robert
GAUDLOCK, Alexander
GAUDLOCK, Leander
GAUDLOCK, William
GOFORTH, Wm. "Bill"
GOFORTH, Pinkey
HARRIS, Rice; Killed at
Seven
Pines
5/31/1862.
HARRISON, James; Killed at
Wilderness.
HOMES, Wm. "Bill"
HUMPHRIES, Madison
HUSKEY, Alex
HUSKEY, James
JAMES, Wm. "Bill" Wounded at
Fraizer's
Farm.
JOHNSTON, Professor
JOLLY, Burrough
JOLLY, R. "Dick" M.; Wounded & Disabled at
Gaines
Mill,
Discharged.
KNOT, Docker Ed
LATHAM, Alex
LAVENDER, Jeff
LEMMONS, P. O.
LIPSCOMB, Alex
LIPSCOMB, Martin
LIPSCOMB, William Smith
LITTLE, Wm. "Bill"
LITTLEJOHN, Tom Kink
LOCKARD, Smith
LOVE, John
MITCHELL, -----
MONTGOMERY, Robert
MORGAN, Arthur; Wounded at
Gaines
Mill.
MORGAN, Oney
MORGAN, Peter; Wounded at
2nd
Manassas.
PRITCHETT, Alfred; Wounded at
Gaines
Mill.
RAY, Hugh; Discharged on account of disability.
SCOTT, Benjamin B.; Wounded at
Seven
Pines.
SCRUGGS, Barlo
SCRUGGS, Buck
SCRUGGS, Drew
SCRUGGS, Winslow D.; Wounded at
Seven
Pines.
SHIPPEY, Dexter
SHIPPEY, Wallace
SHIPPY, Johnson
SMITH, SamuelSTACY, Wm. "Bill"
SURRATT, Camellus "Millis"
SURRATT, Cautius
SURRATT, Iverson
SURRATT, Franklin Carter; Died of wounds in Prison.
SURRATT, John M.; Discharged by reason of being over age.
SURRATT, William A.; Transferred to Cavalry & was Killed.
TATE, Dock
TATE, James; Discharged by reason of being over age.
THRIFT, Alvin
TURNER, Arthur
VASSEY, George
VASSEY, JoeVASSEY, Jonas
WHITMAN, Davis; Killed at
Seven
Pines
5/31/1862.
WOOD, -----
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