The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-05-20

IhoS w Jones, Clarendon.
Ransom Kolb, Sumter. Discharged in
1852
Felix King, Clarendon Murdered at q
party III Charleston in 1854.
John " Lloyd, Clarendon.
Henry W Lloyd, Clarendon. Died of
disease in Charleston in 1862.
Rufus Lackey, Sumter.
John Livingston, Clarendon. Folun
teered at the age of l6 in the Manning
GuaIds when that company went to Virgin
ia; was discharged on account of his youth
an L i'll health: as soon as he recovered his
health be joined Co. H. Cavalry and re-
mained with them till close of war. He is
now auditor of Orangeburg county.
H J Mcleod Clarendon. Wounded at
Pocotaligo in 1862
John II Mahoney, Clarendon. Dis
CHARGED by furnishing q substitute, and la
ter entered the army and served till close
of war.
Dallas + Mahoney, Clarendon. Wound
ed near Savannah, Ga.
Sam P Mathis, Williamsburg. Was
transferred to infantry in 1862. He is now
prominent citizen of Texas.
Robert P. Mayes, Sumter.
r E McFaddin, Clarendon.
Nathan Nichols, Clarendon. Was SUBJ
stitute.
VIM. Nettles, Jr, Sumter. Discharged
in 1862 for being under age.
Joseph A Osteen, Sumter. Died since
the war.
Caleb c Osteen, Sumter. Died of mea-
sles in Charleston 1862
David W Osteen, Sumter.
Thos W Prichard, Sumter.
Joseph Pack, Clarendon. Died since the
war
John Pack. Sumter. Was a substitute for
T. A. Way; died since the war.
Elijah Pack Sumter
Robt R Pack, Clarendon. Died since
the war.
Samuel D Pierson, Clarendon.
Manuel a Rigby, Clarendon.
George Robertson, Clarendon.
S A Rgby and G. T. Robertson were of
Northern birth, and had only been IN the
State few weeks when the war broke out
They cast their fortunes with the Southern
people, Joined Co. H, 5th Cavalry, We're true
to the cause, and served through to the end
Mr.. Robertson died in Manning since the
war; 4!r. Rigby is now one CT the most
prosperous merchants in Manning.
John u Rowe, Clarendon. Died since
the war.
Thos D Rodgers, Sumter. Died since
the war.
Robt NJ Rodgers, Sumter,
Benry T Rodgers, Sumter. Discharged
in 1862.
Thos A Rhame, Clarendon. Discharged
in 1862.
William L Reynolds, Clarendon. Com
pany commissary. Discharged in 1862 on
account of old age. Died since the war.
Eugene W Rivers, Sumter. Lost an eye
by an accident at Pocotaligo in 1868.
Charles NJ Richardson, Clarendon.
Died since the war.
VIM w Roberts, Clarendon. Was sub
stitute for r. r. Dingle.
Henry L Ragin, Clarendon. Was dis
charged in 1852 to enter the Citadal Acede-
my as stndent at Charleston. After the
war he changed his name to Henry 4.
Thomas, and is now one of the railroad
commissioners in this State.
Lawrence Ragin, Clarendon. Died since
the war
Rufus Ragin, Clarendon. Died since
the war.
John F Ragin, Clarendon. Died since
the war.
Charles Ragin, Clarendon.
William D Rodes, Sumter.
Fred S Reams, Sumter.
Ira L ReamS, Sumter.
Thos j Stone, Sumter.
Lawrence Stone. Sumter. Died of dis
ease at Charleston, 1868.
Robt S Spann. Sumter. Discharged ID
1862 by furnishing substitute.
Joseph NJ Skinner, Clarendon. Wound-
ed on the coast in South Carolina in 1865.
John S Thames, Clarendon. Died since
the war
Richard D Thames, Clarendon. Now
residing in Berkley county.
William D Williams, Clarendon. Died
since the war.
Henry F Window, Clarendon. Died
since the war, near Manning.
Adams Way, Clarendon. Discharged
by furnishing a substitute in 1868. Now
chairman of the board of county commits
sioners for Clarendon county.
Wade Ward, Clarendon. Died of disease
on the coast in 1865.
Robert P White, Clarendon.
james r White, Clarendon. Was trans
ferred from Co. /, 23rd Regt infantry.
Anthony White, Sumter.
Benjamin A Walker, Clarendon. Was
detailed as regimental commissary and was
entrusted with several special missions. Is
now successful merchant at Manning
J Henry Watson, Sumter. Now deputy
sheriff Of Sumter county.
w II Wells, Sumter.
Moses " Butler. Clarendon.
Il H Delser, Clarendon.
GI Lesesne, Clarendon.
Charles l. Witherspoon, Clarendon. Was
complmented by General Butler for gal
lantry.
William Wise, Clarendon. Died since
the war.
Harvey Skinner, Clarendon. Transferred
to infantry.