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Company H, 48th Alabama Infantry CSA
Code for Record Source's
WB=Willis Brewer, JDT=John Dykes Taylor, CSR= Compiled Service Records, AR= The Appomattox Roster.
All records are from CSR unless noted.
Captains
Golightly, R.C. JDT Hardwick, William H. JDT Lumpkin, T.J. JDT/AR;Paroled at AppomattoxLieutenants
Adrain, James F. 1st Lt. Co's H and F Clifton, Francis M. 2nd Lt.;Paroled at Appomattox Hardwick, J.B. 1st Lt. Wounded at Cedar Run Hardwick, William M. 1st Lt. JDT Lumpkin, T.J. 2nd Lt. JDTSergeants
Anderson, M.C. 3rd Sgt. Wounded at Second Manassas and Petersburg;Paroled at Appomattox Blanton, Solomon H. 1st Sgt. Wounded at Second Manassas;Paroled at Appomattox Cromer, J.C. 4th Sgt. Wounded at Cedar Run JDT sows Cramer Day, Alfred 5th Sgt. Wounded at Second Manassas;Paroled at Appomattox Golightly, W.P. 1st Sgt. JDT Griffin, Levi 4th Sgt. AR;Paroled at Appomattox Hardwick, E.S. Commissary Sgt. Hardwick, William W. 3rd Sgt. Mortally Wounded at Sharpsburg Kelletts, J.L. 5th Sgt.? JDTCorporals
Arthur, W.W. Wounded at Second Manassas and First Darbytown Road Clifton, G.F. 4th Corp. Crews, Jefferson E. Edwards, B.F. Grogan, T.B. 2nd Corp. JDT Hendricks, B.C. 1st Corp. JDT show Hendrix,B.E.;Died of Disease 1862 Roe, Solomon 3rd Corp. JDTPrivates
Angle, John H. Angle, R.M. Wounded at Second Manassas Arthur, John S. Killed by a Shell at Petersburg Arther, W.H. JDT Berry, W.J. Blackwell, B.F. Blackwell, G.L. Brum, J.J. Burgess, J.J. Butler, William H. Wounded at Second Manassas, Discharged Chandler, F.M. Co's I and H Killed at Second Manassas Crews, J.C. Crews, J.F. JDT Crews, John Mortally Wounded at Chickamauga Cromer, G.A. Wounded at Second Manassas and Fussell's Mill Cromer, Thomas J. JDT shows F.J.Cromer Cromer, William F. Discharged Cunningham, J.E. D'Armand, J.N. JDT Day, William ;Paroled at Appomattox Emery, J.T. JDT Emery, R.T. JDT Ewing, J.M. Ewing, J.T. Killed at Cedar Run Farmer, John Flanagan, W.M. Wounded at Second Manassas Fortenberry, Henry Wounded at Cedar Run and Fredericksburg Golightly, T.M. JDT Goyon, Wilson JDT Greenway, James H. JDT Greenway, John H. JDT Griffon, Louis JDT Hall, G.B. JDT shows Hall,J.B. Killed at Second Manassas Hall, Lorenzo D. Hallett, James A. Drum Major Hardwick, R.S. Discharged Harlen, W.M. JDT Harout, W.M. Mortally Wounded at Sharpsburg Harris, G.B. Captured at Spottsylvania Harris, H.W. Harris, J.S. Musician;Wounded at Cedar Run;Paroled at Appomattox Harris, Thomas A. JDT Harris, W.W. AR;Paroled at Appomattox Hart, John J. Harton, W.M. Wounded at Second Manassas Herrin, W.J. Hewing, J.W. Hordines, W.M. Howard, A.J. Wounded at Cold Harbor Howard, J.B. JDT Howard, J.M. Killed on picket duty 8-18-1864 Howard, John W. Howard, J.S. Died 12-18-1862 buried in "Our Soldiers Cemetary" Mount Jackson,Shenandoah County, Virginia Howard, Rufus R. Paroled at Appomattox Howard, Y.M. Hurley, Robert Paroled at Appomattox FROM THIS POINT DOWN ALL INFORMATION IS FROM JDT UNLESS NOTED Langston, J.H. Mathis, M.F. McBroom, E.V. McBroom, J.J. McBroom, W.H. McDaniel, J.T. McDaniel, Z.F. Miller, Henry M. CSR; Captured at Spotsylvania Court House, May 6, 1864. Sent to Point Lookout, Md. moved to Elmira, New York August 15, 1864 Died of Disease Feb. 3, 1865. Parker, S.C. ;Paroled at Appomattox Reed, Joseph M. Robbins, W.F. Roe, John Roe, William Smith, Joel Smith, W.W. Snead, G.?H. Snead, J.E. Snead, Morgan Thrasher, Thomas Traswell, J.J.? Watt, J.S. Webb, A.J. Weems, J.L. Wells, B.H. West, J.M. Vanhorne, A.J.
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