Myers was badly wounded while skirmishing in the trenches north of Atlanta two days after the Battle of Peachtree Creek, but did rejoin the company in time for the Tennessee campaign at the end of 1864. The position of 1st Sergeant was occupied by Lawrence T. Whittington until his capture at Nashville, Tennessee on December 16, 1864. With the consolidation of Companies K and G in North Carolina at the end of the war, Whittington does not appear to have been formally replaced. Captain Braden, Lieutenant McPhaul, Sergeant James F. Turner, and 7 privates were present for duty from Company K. Other Caldwell Parish men were absent in hospitals or away from the company on logistics details at the end in North Carolina. Volunteers who joined after the regiment left Camp Moore are designated by the year of their enrollment.
Asterisks indicate service at regimental or higher headquarters.
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