The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-05-20
co. H. 5TH CAVALRY S. c. v.
A List or the Officers and PrivateS, With
few Explanatory Notes.
EY 7, ADAMS WAY.

made for volunteers ana Company H, 9th
S. c. Cavalry, responded br;svely to the
call. At Packsvi!le the venerable servant
of Gcd, Rev. H. w. Mshoney, offered up
prayer to God, and then with sad hearts and
much weeping the good-bye's and God
bless you's were spoken, which proved to
some to be the last farewell. The kiss OF
mothers and wives followed US to the battle
field. Some have returned from the field
Of carnage. who live to-day; while others
sleep the sleep that knows no waking.
I Shall endeavor to give few renlinis-
censcs of this company. and begin this
week by publishing the roll with few ex-
planatory remarks.
OFFICERS.
William Nettles, captain, Sumter. Reliev.
ed from army on account OF absence and
continued illness, and died since the war
in his sixty-ffth year.
R. NJ. Skinner, captain, Clarendon.
Wounded at Pocotaligo in May and IN DC
tober 1852, and was killed at Sharpsburg,
June 1864. He entered the army as End
Lieut., and was promoted to captain.
E. Manly Bradham, captain, Clarendon.
Elected End Lieutenant at Green Pond, and
afterwards rose to captain. Died at Man.
ming in 1885.
James S. Tindal, 1Et Lieut., Clarendon.
Died at Green Pond, S. G. On reaching
the coast he took sick and died of conges.
ton. His remains were sent home and in
tered in Andrews Chapel cemetery IN Clar.
endon county.
John g. Bethune, End Lieut., Clarendon.
Wounded at Sharpsburg in 1864. He is
now resident of Florida.
J. H. Colclough, End Lieut, Clarendon.
At the reorganization in 1862, Lieutenant
Colclough was not reelected. He returned
home and has ever since been an inmate OF
the State lunatic asylum.
F. NJ. Rhame, End Lieut., Clarendon.
Severely wounded at the battle of Sharps-
burg in 1864, but recovered. Died at home
several years after the war.
James D. Skinner, End Lieut., Clarendon
Breveted End Lieutenant lin. 1864. Died
since the wax.
William Lesesne, lst Sergt- Clarendon.
Continued as orderly to the end OF the war,
and is now resident of Florida.
J. Wesley Broadway, End Sergt., Claren-
don. Wounded at Louisa c. H., Va, 1854.
J. Henry Holladay, 3rd Sergt., Clarendon.
Killed by the accidental discharge of gun
at Manning IN 1869.
J. W. McCaulley, 4th Sergt, Clarendon.
Discharged in 1862.
W. T. Chewing, 5th Sergt., Clarendon.
Died of consumption since the war.
A. H. Bradham, 3rd Corp, Clarendon.
Died at Packsville in 1890.
E. P. Coleman, 4th Corp, Clarendon.
Wounded at Savannah, Ga, in 1865.
j. D. Beatson, 5th Corp, Clarendon.
Wounded in Georgia in 1864.
PRIvATEs.
A. J. Barwick, Clarendon.
John A. Brown, Clarendon.
G. Washington Broadway. Clarendon.
Died in 1889.
Henry T. Broadway, Clarendon.
Judson J. Broadway, Clarendon.
Benjamin Broadway, Clarendon.
Benjamin J. Barrett, Clarendon.
Newton L. Barwick, Clarendon.
James NJ. Barwick, Clarendon.
Jared N. Barwick, Clarendon.
Benjamin J. Barwick, Clarendon.
Willis j. Brown, Sumter.
James B. Brown, Clarendon.
Frank Ballard, Sumter. Was veteran
of the Mexican war, and entered the Con-
federate army as substitute for Robt. S.
Spann. Died since the war.
Stephen Boykin, Sumter. Discharged
On account i'll health and being under age.
Died since the war.
William Brunson, Jr., Sumter. Died since
the war.
Thos. W. Briggs, Clarendon.
R. Rag,n Briggs, Clarendon. Discharged
by furnishing substitute at MCPHERSON
vile, S. c.
Theo. w. Brailsford, Clarendon. Wound
ed at Burgess Mill, Va, in 1864.
Norman L. Carraway, Clarendon.
Jamas Caldwell, Sumter. Discharged by
furnishing substitute in 1862 at Pocotal-
igo. S. c.
a. F. Cousar, Sumter. Was wounded
near Petersburg in 1864. He was promoted
to corporal.
Walter C. Corbet, Clarendon.
A. R. Chandler, Clarendon. Died since
the war from paralysis.
C. Gadsen Chandler, Sumter.
Thos. P. Cuttino, Clarendon. Died since
the war.
L. r. Chewing, Clarendon. Was de-
tailed to the ordinance department at Char
lesion iu 1864, and remained there to the
close Of the war.
Thos. H. Connors, Clarendon.
John C. Dyson, Clarendon.
James Dyson, Clarendon. Died OF
wounds received at Burgess Mill in 1854.
P. B. Dr;ggers, Clarendon.
Shade Driggefs, Clarendon. Lost his
left eye from wound received at Chester,
Va, IN 1864.
Edwin D. Davis, Clarendon. Died OF
disease in Virginia in 1868.
j. Isam Davis, Clarendon. Discharged
in 1862 on account of being over age. He
was 81 years of age when discharged.
Robt. Davis, Clarendon. Died in Elr.
ginia in 1868. Was a substitute for Il. h.
Briggs.
4. r. Dinsle, Clarendon. Discharged at
Pocotaligo in 1862.
G. II. Duke, Clarendon.
NJ j. Dennis, Sumter.
Robert J. Dick, Sumter.
S. P. II. Elwell, Clarendon. Transferred
to Co. I, 23rd Reg lost his left arm at jack
son, Miss; is now one of the foremost
preachers of the South Carolina Conference.
Vincent Floyd, Clarendon. Died Of dis
ease in 1864.
Stephen Floyd, Clarendon. Killed since
the war in Sumter.
c. w. Fielder, Clarendon. Discharged in
1862; died at home since the war.
D. II. Garret, Clarendon.
James Griffin, Clarendon. Died since the
war.
VIM. NJ. Green, Sumter.
VIM. W. Geddings, Sumter.
Jacob V. Geddings, Clarendon.
J.J. Geddings. Clarendon.
Thos. H. Garrett, Clarendon. Lost an
arm in gin since the war.
G. W. Gaymon (colored), Clarendon.
Volunteered in 1861, but was discharged in
1862 on account Of his color.
John W. Gayle, Clarendon. Died since
the war.
Henry ". Gardner, Sumter. Wounded
at Trevilians Station in 1864.
E. G. Gregory, Sumter. Died since the
war.
w W Holiaday, Clarendon. Discharged
at McPhersonville on account OF age.
j WASHINGTON Holladay, Sumter.