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UNION COUNTY'S HEROES. !r
oil of Company F, 15th Regiment I ^
Infantry, South Carolina *
Volunteers. tf;
Gaffney, S. C., March 27th, 1907. F*
ditor Union Times:
As many ladies of Union County ^
tve been asking us for names
Idicrs in our company, we send you ^
e enclosed roll and recofd of our
mipany, and , as you will see, most
it was trom union. We respecttully
k you to print the whole of it.
Yours truly,
Moses Wood,
G. W. McKown.
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Roll of Company F, Fifteenth Regicut
Infantry, South Carolina Voluners,
in the Confederate States Pro- ^
sionai army.
C. W. Boyd, of Union, Captain; killI
at Chancellorsfille. ^
John R. Jeffries, of Union, promoted
aptain May 3, 1863; wounded at Get- a
sburg; dropped from Company Roll
, consolidation at Smithfield, N. C,
>out 1st of April, 1865. * g
James Norris, 1st Lieutenant, killed
t Hilton Head, Nov. 7th, 1861.
S. S. Walker, of Union, promoted.
pom 3rd to 1st Lieutenant, and then
) Assistant Quarter Master.
George Steen, of Union, promoted
0111 ranks July 4. 1863; wounded at ?
Pittsylvania C. H., May 8, 1864, and a
cd of wounds May 25.
John I"). Jeffries, of Union, wounded ^
Boonsboro, Md., Sept. 14, 1862; regncd
April 2, 1863. g
W. D. Hart, Union, promoted from
h Sergeant to 2nd Lieutenant; killed
Gettyspurg, July 3, 1863.
Moses Wood, of Spartanburg; prooted
from ranks to 2nd Lieutenant, g
en to 1st Lieutenant, and coinmandI
the company from August 6, 1864,?
the surrender at Greensboro, N. C.,^r
pril 26, 1865; was wounded at the Wil-I
mess, May 6, i8(m- .
r ..... \ 1? 1 1 < ? ? ?
jiimo \. rvnwiaim, ot union, Ser-'l
ant, killed at Boonsboro, MA.,
. 1862. ar
W. W. Bovd, of Darlington, Servant
; jironioU'd to Ordnance Scr- vj
ant.
M. S. Kendrick, of Union. Sergeant; bl
od of small pox, at Richmond, Va.,
oc. 15. iK6j. w
Smith, l.ipscomh, of Spartanburg, ^
irgeant: promoted from ranks for
ravery; killed at Avoryshoro, N. C.,
larch id. 1865. U
Doxtey Shippev, of Spartanburg, L,
onnded at Gettysburg. d
\V. I>. Wilkins, of Spartanburg, 1st
ergeant; promoted . from ranks; ?
op'tduL ii. V ^
trvicc. ^ t.t
| B. F. T-'""s T-anrcna: Set****"' R
,*ttfyRown, of Union, Sergeant;
oniotcd front ranks; wounded *at
licantauga and Gettysburg; was ist!,it
rgeant at surrender at Greensboro,
C., April 26, 1865.
. H. Littlejohn, of Union, Sergeant; j
tntoted front ranks; was at surrender '
Greensboro. j 1
j. S. Spears, of Union; Corporal;'
t se;
ieo. Morgan, of Union, Corporal;
itnded near Savannah, Ga. ,l
ltontas Belue, of Union, Corporal;
tnded at Chickamauga. at.
jhn Mays, of Union, Corporal;
barged at Fredericksburg, Va., on i
"Hint of disability. I K
ack Rccox -f T t?N
wi union, t nfo""1 , cd j
noted ?'?-..?? i?iiiks; wounded at j.
ysburg. wen
ichard Vinson, of Spartanburg,
noted from ranks; wounded at the p(j
lerness, May 6, 1864. at j
C. Jones, of Laurens, Corporal; jj
noted from raoks; died of disease to ^
redericksburg, \
K. Alston, of Fairfield; killed at q .(
nsboro, \ld., Sept 14, 1862.
J. Bailey, of Union; transferred .
icklins Artillery. iCre<
B. Berbriclgc, of Sumter. I g
ibrose Blanton, of Union; killed ia( j
oonsboro, Md., Sept. 14, 1862. buffe
ury 1). Blanton, of Union; died at j
btirk, Va- Wile
11. Bc^^i, of Union; killed at j
sburj^ decy
>mas Burgess, of Union; wounded
iancellorsville;hc killed General j
rwick, of the Federal army.
n Betcnbaugh, of Union; died at a{
sburg. ....
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?ph Betenbaugh, of Union; dis;d
on acount of disability. . gar
A. Blanton, of Union; died at u;.
Wine
lond, va. g .
Burges.s of Union. deevil
. Sellers: died .->? o 1 ,r
F ,.t iMviiuiuuu, va. j j
od Clarcy, of Union; woondcd t r,
tysburg. Richn
V Clary, of Union, wounded at jam
hlir*- , ed at ;
leton Clary; was in prison far ampU(
and died at home about 1st of I q j
! at Ceci
Clary, of Union; died at Co- j -j
in hospital. at Chi
Carter, Clarendon. y j
Dukes, Marlboro; transferred Jdeevill'
7'.h S. C. Infantry. ^
Kdge, of Union; wounded at!
oro, and discharged from ser- Wincln
Fowler, of Union; died at
Jhiond, Va.
ihn Fowler, of Union; wounded at
tfoughfare Gap, Va., Aug.29, 1862.
I VL Fdwkr, of Union; killed at
> \ViRKrnes*? May 0, 1864.
Pion; died at HaUnion.
Union; died near
n; transferred to
ell to T'aptam;
irg and Wilder.
T). Goudelock, of Union;
ounde at Chacellorsville, Gcttysurg,
at Chickaniauga.
Thorp Griffin, of Spartanburg;
ied at Winchester, Va.
MosdfW. Goforth, of Spartanburg;
round# at the Wildcrncs.
L. A Haines, of Union; killed at
?ettys|-g.
Asbii Horn, of Union.
Elia^iorn, of Union; wounded at
)hicka*uga.
J. R Hughey, of Union; wounded
t Get -burg.
Thoi B. Hughes, of Union.
Was Horn, transferred form 18th
1. C. ' luntccrs.
IXUelnartAn Tnmnc nf TTlllOll.
Ha^^^^flfries. pt Union-:" detailed
Union; discharged
t Ht^XeV
Sinietoti Jeter, of Union; trans:rredlo
7th ~ C. Cavalry; wounded
t theltVheatfield, near Richmond, iin
pringjif 1864, and diul of wounds in
ospit^ at Richmond.
Sebejp Jones, of Union; wounded at
toonsnro, Md., and discharged.
Wm. D. Kir by, of Spartanburg:
oundil at Gettysburg and discharged
t Rictinond, Va., i86.t.
Jamd} Knox, of Union; killed at
potts&faania C. II., Va.
S. AAcendrick. of Union; died at
jjsburg, of wounds.
MorKii Knox, of Union; wounded
Ht>i*d)oro.
'1 how^y ynox. of Union.
wjyJtTH-ec, ot .. 1 ..nsteu
~.I5 year-, of age, wounded at Chicknauga,
am served to end of war.
Mm. *L eouird, of Union; died in scree.
Charles ". I.ittlejolm, of Spartantrg.
Henry llttlej"lm, of Spartanburg;
ounded at Chickamauga, Gettysburg,
nd Charlestovn. Va.
MJ R. Littbjohu, of Spartanburg;
illed 011 James Island.
A.jC. I.ockliart, of Union; wounded
t Ciancellorsville and Wilderness and
ied |>f wounds at last place.
J. I^^^^hart, of Union; died at
iclnnond, Va.
. Gettysburg.
Geo. A. M. Cafferty, of Union; died
Columbia."
Samuel Mabry, of Union; wounded
D. R. Macomson, of Union; woundat
Hoonsboro, and discharged at
)lumhia.
L. C. Mays, of Union; died of diise
at home.
F. Marion McKokn, of Union; killed
Hoonsboro, Sept. 14, i86j.
I. C. MMlwodd, of Union; wounded
Gettysburg.
. Hix XSIlwood, of Union; wound;d
at ChWicellorsville, and died at
hmond. I
I,,, ?, ?? union; woundat
GettysWirg.
aines T.I Moorhead, of Union;
inded at Isharpsburg.
/. G. Mo??rhead. of Union; woundat
Fredericksburg, and discharged j
Richmond! Va.
' P. Mosejlcy, of Union; transferred 1
3o. H, iHtpi S. C. Volunteers.
B. Mostley, of Union; killed at
tyshurg.
adison Murphy, of Union; woundat
Gettysburg, captured at r*?#i~
?k, and died in prison.
M. Murphy, of Union; wounded
Iilton Head, died at FredericksI,
Va. I
R. Peel^^^Jiilioiij wounded at
ler'n'fts."'
S. Page, of Union; died at Harille.
chard Page, of Union; discharged
ightwood Knott Springs.
per Peeler, of Union; wounded
oonsboro, and died of wounds at
Hester,#YaM".
Peeler, of Union; transferred
nuel Perkins, of Union; died at
hester, Va.
I. Phillips, of Union; died at Harlle.
U. Puckett, of Union; wounded
lancellorsville. and discharged at =
tond, Va. es
A. Pearson, of Union; wound- fl
f?
opousyivania H., which caused 1
alion fo leg near hip.
VI. 'Phillips, of Union; wounded |
lar Creek. L
\ Phillips, of Union; wounded E
irlottcsville, Va. R
Phillips, of Union; died at liar- B
N. Rodgers, of Union; died at j
pster, Va. 1
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