Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-05-13

1865.
Parks A. Jackson. Killed at Clay's
Farm.
John c. Jackson. Captured at
Blowup.
Joseph Jackson. Killed at Second
Manassas.
Andrew Biggers. Lost at Bermuda
David M. Pursley. Surrendered in
1865.
John A. Pursley. Surrendered in
1865.
John L. Pursley. Wounded in leg.
Surrendered 1866.
Franklin Pursley. Killed at Blowup.
P. L. Pursley. Surrendered in 1866.
J. Warren jPursley. Elected lieuten-
ant 1868; wounded In ankle 1866.
John J. Patterson. Killed at Jack
son, Miss, 1865.
Franklin Robinson. Surrendered in
1865.
Elias A. Robinson. Died Of disease
in 1864.
James Robinson.
J. A. Thomas. Lost an arm and
Franklin c. Thomas. Wounded in
the thigh.
J. T. Thomas. Killed at Petersburg.
John M. Thomasson. Discharged on
May g. 1862.
VIM. Thomasson. Killed at Clay's
Farm.
D. T. McCarter. Wounded at Sec
ond Manassas.
Clisby c. McCarter. Surrendered in
1866.
VIM. White. Surrendered in 1865.
Leroy White. Discharged.
Robert White. Surrendered in 1865.
Andrew White. Discharged.
James J. White. Wounded in leg at
Blowup.
Thomas White. Surrendered 1866.
Lawson B. White. Surrendered in
1865.
Thomas Walker. Discharged 1862.
Hugh B. Wallace. Surrendered 1886.
Alexander Wallace. Wounded in the
knee in front Of Petersburg In 1852,
and discharged.
Franklin Wallace. Deserted to
Yankees"
J. T. McMackin. Surrendered. 1865.
William Wallace. Deserted to en-
emy in 1864"
Rufus Nichols. Killed in a train
wreck In Alabama in 1863.
Calvin Davis. Wounded In train
wreck in Alabama in 1853.
John Revels. Died in prison in 1866.
Allen Revels. Deserted to enemy
in 1866"
Warren Lynn. Wounded at Blowup.
Frank Forbes. Died in service Of
disease.
Company A, Twelfth Regiment.
VIM. E. Adams; David Jackson; w.
B. Jackson; s. E. Jackson; David ].
Jackson; r. 3. Currence, Samuel Far
is; j. @. Faris; James Faris; Robert
Quinn; B. N. jackson; A. H. Jackson;
w. E. Jackson; Calvin Pursley; Nc
Elwee Oates, killed at End Manassas;
]. w. Lawrence; Samuel Adams; Sam
uel Watson; Wallace Wilson,; ]. M.
Peeler; ]. f. Burns; w. F. Gardner;
James Clark; J. N. McElwee; Newton
Whitesides; Pettus Henry; Andrew
Jackson, killed at Second Manassas;
William E. Jackson, wounded at Sec
ond Manassas.
South Carolina Reserves.
Alexander Glass; l.. e.. Floyd; VIM.
McGill; w. B. Pursley; John e. Love;
James Fitchett; James Jackson, Rob-
ert Pursley: John Bolin;~ d. T. Jack
son; Christie McCarter; Henry Wat
son; David Adams; ]. M. Howe;
James Hemphill; R. c. McCarter; Ed
ward Moore; John o. Crawford; Rob-
Packard; Adam Beamguard; John
Pursley; Isaac T. Faris; F. ]. E.
Quinn; Theodore Faris; John M. Cald-
we'll; T. M. Walker; VIM. Armstrong;
w. F. Gardner; John Peters; w. A.
Robinson; S. E. Robinson; A. E. Rob-
inson; Nelson M. Chester; John
Hemphill; w. H. MCDANIEL; VIM.
Pursley.
Co. c, Twenty. Seventh Infantry.
Hall Gill; J. A, Thomas, VIM. R.
Berry, Thomas. H. Logan; Cornelius
Watson.
Company II, Eighteenth Infantry.
Elvin Adams; r. M. Jackson. w. J.
Jackson: John McCarter; John M.
Jackson; David Moore; John Law
Jackson: H. B. Hemphill; Cephas
Howe; w. T. Jackson; Robt. M. Car
ter; Andrew Currence; John Mat
thews.
Miscellaneous. :.
Anderson Earwood, Co. B, 9Th Inf.
James A. Hogue, Co. E. 18th Inf; j.
A. Robinson, Co. K, 17th Inf; A. c.
Stroup; Robert Robinson; Thomas
Ferguson; T. N. Thomasson; Ben Hall;
Daniel Nicely; c. s. Wilson, Co. L, 18th
Inf; Geo. Wilson, Co. F, 18th Inf;
Perry Manning, Co. G, P. S. S.; VIM.
Dickson. Co. G, 5th Inf; William B.
Smith, captain Co. 6, p. s. s.; John ].
Smith, private Co. 6, P. 8. s., wound
ed at Frazier's Farm; Robert P.
Smith, corporal Co. G, P. S. S.; VIM.
PinkSton.