The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-01-21
ROSTER OF rHIcKxrY RISIs,, CO. F.,
(CoNCLULED PROM LAsr 80

(IoSCLUSEb IRON LAST NUMBER.
-, "a Phillips. J, enlisted March 2SsaG2:
Wounded at Boonsboro, Md. Sejt II, 49,. Died
ut Charlottesville, Va. in Nov 1862
20 Sartor, Thomas !; enlisted Dec. s. 'Gl.-
transferred to Company F., 18th Reg'i, s. e ",
Aug. D, '62. Killed nj Manassas. Aug ~, ~.
-, 70 ShipPey. Nuckalls; enlisted Jan ~, 'G2.
wounded at Charlottesville, Va, May ID, 'G3.
Killed Mt Chickamauga, Ga, Sept 20, '63.
- Spencer, George enlisted March 25, 90.
'G3 O.
20 Steen, George enlisted Jan. IL, '62 Pro-
NOTED LIST Corporal, May lG, go; lst Sergeant
Sept IA, 81; elected 2d Lieutenant, May Is,
o3. slightly wounded at Charlottesville, May
"a, '63. Promoted Ist Lieutenant, July 4, 'G3.
wounded Mt Spotsylvania c. H., May 8, Ca
Died June %, '6I
20 wilkins, TT enlisted Jan 20, 'G2. Died
from disease, Aug lst, 'G2, at home, in Spartan
burg County.
The following is list of Recruits received by
the Company after the conscript Acttook offeot:
Bailey, j; enlisted Feb Z, "a. Trans.
ierred TO Ficklin's Artillery. March 1864.
Burbidgc, ID B: enlisted March I. GA.
Carter. l.; enlisted June lst, G4.
Dukes, J. G; enlisted March 1st, Oh
Transferred to 7th Reg't, s. C. V.
Peeler, J. r.; enlisted Feb Z, 'G4. Wounded
at Wilderness, Va, May 6, "a.
Sanders, a. j.. enlisted January 1s,, 1864.
"ouuueu W "ltuerneSS, va, May ID, O4
Ward, William enlisted March 1st, '64.
Samuel Aston, of Fairfield County, was an
honorary member of the Company for some
time, while on the coast of South Carolina.
RECAPITULATION.
Killed on the Field, Is. Number of Wounds
received, 80 Died of Disease, &c. Lost g.
Discharged, 8. Lied from wounds, S. Cnp.
tured, Z. Transferred, s. Whole number un-
burt % Tharo -.
Mr.. Editor, 1 enclose ono Of Captain Boyd s
Especial Orlers," which may he of interest to
some. There arc others OIL the Company Book,
but none of such general importance. also
md You copies Of the "Tributes of Respect
passed by the Company in honor of Captain
Boyd and Lieutenant Hart. There were other
Officers killed, but the circumstances were such
that the Company could not hold special meet
ings to commemcra rate them. have given MS
near correct history Of the Company as the
data in my hands will afford. There may be
IS; IIHTs names left out, which think probable
my "e"ory Is nt tauit So, ....
10 not give any account or any exccp. those
enrolled on this list.
Ii any living members know of any errors,
nope they will correct them now, by correspond
ing with me-
great deal could be written about the Com
Phny, but know that this Muster Roll will tax
your patience to unravel it sufficiently to make
1t intellisible to your readers, and take too much
of your valuable space. Whatever is published
will interest great many, both survivors and
the friends Of tho Company
To the Ladies who presented the beautiful silk
flag TO the "Thickety Rifles" on that glorious
August day when we first organized, will sny,
your honored present was never allowed to trail
IN the dust, and your children's children will be
Iolu OF II out some unreconstructed wretch ap-
pr9pratel il TO his own use while the tro onsfe
TO The siese of nieHr"ons. %'o "ni,o .ne transfer
J.R. JEFFEHHSffrESry