The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-12-28
2. Engineer corps.
3. Medical staff.
4. Adjutant general department.
5. Quartermaster and coinmissary de-

4. Adjutant general department.
5. Quartermaster and coinmissary de-
partments.
6. Chaplains.
7. Officers Confederate States navy.
8. Signal corps.
9. Officers South Carolina iron clads.
10. Blockade runners and their cap
tains courageous.
II. Individual records.
-. Confederate roster, by Col. c. c.
Jones.
13. Roster by executive committee
Of the Survivors Association OF South
Carolina.
IA. General officers of artillery.
Is. Regimental and battalion organi-
zation.
16. Charleston troops in the war.
II. Field officers taken from List
of Field Officers, prepared by the
United States War Department
IS. General field and staff.
19. Hagood's brigade by Gen. Ha-
good.
The entire record thus made speaks
for itself. 1t Exhibits the fidelity with
which South Carolina redeemed the
pledge contained in her o.dinance ofse-
cession.
The tabulation shows an enrolment
in Confederate service Of 81, SOB men,
and of State troops 1928 men, being a
total Of 1851.
Assuming, now, that 10 per cent. Of
Confederate and 25 percent. Of State
troops have not been enrolled-and this
is deemed conservative. estimate-it
appears that South Carolina contributed
to the cause of the Confederacy q total
of "a, 900 men in round numbers-and
this, too, with an armsbearing popula-
tion, placed in 1S6l-65 at less than 6S,-
900.
Fifty thousand South Carolinians
voted for secession!
Seventy-ive thousand stood for it on
the field of battle!!
The joint resolution of December
Goth 1898, under which l received my
appointment as the successor of the
late Gen. Farley, provided not only for
the collection Of the Confederate rolls
for publication, but also for the prepa-
ration Of appropriate sketches Of
the part taken by the State Of South
Carolina, and the various commands
from this State in the late war, to be
published with said rolls.
Having assumed the Office of Confed-
crate historian as late as October, 1897,
| have not had at my command time
enough to write, history even had I felt
myself authorized to take MP that high
| role in the absence of explicit legisla-
tive enactment.
l have, however, gathered from vari-
Gus sources and filed in my Office not
few valuable historic papers.
The oll,wing is list of these pa
pers, inclusive of those heretofore re-
ported by me in my last annual report:
l. Roll of Honor-Rivers' Work.
2. Rivers account Of raising troops for
State and Confederate service.
8. The Kershaw preface.
4. Walkers sketch Of the Tenth and
Nineteenth South Carolinr regiments,
l961-65.
5. Short sketch of Nc cGowan's brigade
in the last war between the States.
6. uist's brigade, Confederate States
Provisional army to the spring of 1864,
with certain official reports referring to
the history Of the brigade through the
battle Of Franklin, Tenn, November 80,
| 1864.
Z. Communication Of Prof. W. j.
Rivers to Confederate historian, Novem-
Der Is, 1897.
8. South Carolina's dead, buried in
Thorn Rose cemetery, Staunton, Va
9. Confederate dead at Hollywood,
Richmond, Va.
TO- Roll of Laurens county soldiers
killed in battle or died during the war,
1876.
II. Roll Of Confederate dead in Lex
ington county, S. G.
II. Roll of Confederate veterans reg
istered at reunion in Greenville, S. c.,
August, 1897, compiled by the Able
vile Press and Banner from the Green
vile News and and the Charleston Sun
day News.
13. Rivers organization and history
of the Twenty-fourth< a. South Carolina
volunteers, amended by Col. Ellison
Capers.
IA. Bowen's sketch Of Second South
Carolina rifles.
Is. Rion's history of Sixth South
Carolina infantry.
16. Charles sketch of Inglis' Light
battery.
| II. Newton's sketch Of company E,
Fourth South Carolina cavalry.
Is. Screven's sketch Of company j,
Second South Carolina volunteers.
10. Pettigrez's sketch Of Pee Dee
Light artillery.
20. James brief history of Eigh-
teenth South Carolina volunteers.
81. Woford's sketch Of company K,
Third South Carolina volunteers.
%. Salley's sketch Of Twentieth
South Carolina volunteers.
%. Sketch of company H, Seventh
South Carolina cavalry.
"a. Heward's sketch Of fuckers reg
iment, South Carolina artillery.
25. Sketch of Fifteenth regiment
South Carolina volunteers.
26. Greggs sketch Of Gregg's bat
terry.
q. Wilson's sketch of company D.
First South Carolina cavalry.
%. Lucas sketch Of Lucas battalion
heavy artillery.
20. History Of Fifth South Carolina
cavalry.
30. Stokes sketch Of company G,
Fourth South Carolina volunteers.
81. Gilbert's sketch Of Brooks
Guards.
32 Fripp's sketch Of :'stono Scouts. "