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

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Following is the roll of Confederate
soldiers for Kings Mountain township,
recently filed in the Office Of the clerk
Of the court.
David Henry Jackson. Corporal, Co.
G, Palmetto Sharpshooters. Died of
disease at Manchester, Va, 1862.
Andrew jackson. Capt. Co. F, Fifth
Inf. Lost arm at Gaines's Mill.
Johnathan Fitchett. Capt. Co. F,
Fifth Inf. Died Of wounds received
at battle of Gaines's Mill.
John James l. Gill. First sergeant
Co. F, Fifth Iinf. Wounded at Will
Harvey G. McCarter. Second SER
geant, CO, F, Fifth Inf. Died Of dis
Jas. A. Bell. Third sergeant Co. F,
Fifth Inf. Lost arm In 1864.
Hugh ]. Allison. Sergeant Co. F,
Fifth Inf. Surrendered 1855.
James Harvey. Capt. Co. F, Fifth
Inf.
Co. F, Fifth Inf. Killed at Fraziers
Farm.
James H. Quinn. Corporal Co. F,
Fifth Inf. Killed at Raccoon Noun
| tain.
Robert Wilson. Corporal Co. F,
Fifth Inf. Killed at Wilderness.
Privates Co. r, Fifth Infantry
Robert Armstrong. Killed at VIII
derness.
Joseph A. Adams. Surrendered 1865.
James R. Barber. Died 1885.
James A. Clinton. Killed at Seven
Pines.
Joshua Dillingham;. Killed at Seven
Pines.
John c. Faris. Surrendered 1866.
w. N. Gordon. Deserted.
John J. Gordon. Surrendered 1865.
James VIM. Gordon. Surrendered
1856. Killed by lightning.
Samuel ]. Harvey. Surrendered
1866.
David J. Howe. Surrendered 1865.
John A. Hardin. Discharged at
Yorktown, 1862.
Randolph A. Hagins. Wounded at
board in 1866 for disability.
James A. Henry. Killed at Seven
Pines
John o. Jackson. Died in 1862.
David H. Jackson. Died at home in
John Knox. Became orderly SER
geant 1865.
Thomas Lynn. Lost arm at Raccoon
Mountain.
Samuel L. McCarter. Discharged in
1861.
Curtis M. PARROT. Surrendered in
1865.
James B. Robinson. Surrendered in
1865.
Robert Robinson. Wounded in arm
at the Wilderness. Died Of disease,
Charles simmsnsi. Surrendered in
1865.
John Turney. Killed at Seven
Pines.
Robert venable. Died Of disease at
Iynchburg, Va.
VIM. B. Whitaker. Surrendered in
1865.
James Wood. Surrendered in 1865.
Andrew Wilson. Killed at Gaines's
Mill.
George Walker. Killed at Gaines's
Mill.
Lafayette Walker. Died Of dis
ease 1861.
William Watson. Killed at Raccoon
Mountain.
James H. Earwood. Surrendered in
1865.
John Barber. Surrendered 1865.
AmZi Biggers. Surrendered 1865.
William Davidson. Surrendered in
1866.
Eli Falls. Killed 7th October, 1854.
David J. Harvey. Surrendered in
1865.
Joseph Pursley.
J. Lacy Stewart. Wounded 7th oc-
tober. 1864.
william Wilson. Killed at Raccoon
Mountain.
John Gordon. Surrendered in 1866.
George Knox. Surrendered In 1855.
James H. Nicely. Died OF measles
in 1861.
Francis M. Foster. Killed at Rae
coon Mountain.
Daniel M. Hance. Surrendered in
1865.
William Wylie. Killed in battle.
Company 3, Twelfth Regiment.
Calvin G. Hagans. Private. Died of
John ]. Hagans. Private. Died at
Pocataligo, 1862.
James H. Neely. Wounded at
Charleston. Surrendered 1865.
Louis Wood. Died in 1872; Robert
w. Smith, private; Pink Dover, sur
rendered 1866; John Quinton, surren-
dered 1865; J. c. Barber, died in SER
vice; John Doggett, dead; J. r. Nc
Knight; James A. Nichols; E. A.
Nichols; J. H. Smith; Berry Jenkins;
F'aris; VIM. Pinkston; A. r. Mckay;
w. A. Burns; r. ]. Love; P. w. Par
ish; l. T. Parish.
Company G. Eighteenth Infantry.
DR.. A. P. Campbell. Captain. Came
home at reorganization in 1862.
JOS. w. Beamguard. Promoted to
be captain in 1862.
Isaac N. Davis. Lieutenant; wound
ed at Jackson, Miss. Resigned in 1863.
Robert Allison. First sergeant;
came home in 1862.
VIM. F. Armstrong. Captured at
Petersburg blow-up.
| James c. Beamguard. Wounded at
Clay's Farm.
William Barber. Surrendered 1865.
Thomas Black. Surrendered 1865.
A. D. Burns. Wounded at Clay's
VIM. Enloe. Wounded at Blowup.
Thomas Enloe. Wounded at Clay's
Farm; captured 1864.
Miles P. Faris. Discharged at re-
Kanapaux's battery.
Oscar Faris. Died in 1864.
Francis M. Foster. Killed at Rae
coon Mountain.
H. Franklin Horton. Killed at Sec
ond Manassas.
David J. Harvey. Wounded at Fort
Harrison.
John Howe. Captured at Blowup.
| Robert T. Howe. Captured.
| William Erwin. Surrendered 1865.
| James H. Earwood. surrendered IN
1866. MI,
| John J. Howe. First sergeant. Dleo
of disease at Martins Lane.
| Robert A. Jackson. First sergeant
Killed by a shell on July IA, 1864.
BENJAMIN o. Jenkins. Captured at
Blowup.
| John Rogers. Killed at Blowup.
| John Krimminger. Deserted.
| Daniel B. McCarter. Captured.
| Irvine E. McCarter. Killed at the