Here is a list of my Confederate Ancestors, this information comes from many hours of research and visits with older family members. I gladly share this with you as they gladly stood up for the Cause of the Confederacy, we can only continue this cause through sharing information and teaching the truth. If you would like to add to this list please email me and I will gladly continue to add the names of our Nobel Forefathers. We are all Family as all of our ancestors stood together for a cause that is just.

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Cross

John Franflin Cross Private in Co. F 29th Tennessee Infantry

Moses H Cross Private in Co. G 60th Tennessee Mounted Infantry (Crawfords 79th Infantry)

Lester

William Terry Lester 2nd Lieutenant in Co. H 5th Virginia

Limbaugh

Peter Solomon Limbaugh Corporal in Co. E 20th Alabama Infantry he was a P.O.W. at Port Gibson for two years, after his release he was consolidated with the 30th Alabama Infantry and served as a Private in Co. F. He was later dismissed due to injuries sustained at Port Gibson.

Moss

John G. Moss Private in Co. F, 19th Texas Calvary. He enlisted March 31, 1862, and was Medically Discharged in April 1863, "Suffering from Bright's Kidney Disease".

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Bolding

William Nelson Bolding (3rd GGU, son of Jonathan Lee and Rebecca Powell Bolding)

B: Aug 25, 1842 Pickens County, SC

D: Sep 17, 1926 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Mountain View Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Company G, 12th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry from Aug 21, 1861 to Apr 9, 1865 when he was discharged near Charleston, SC. His Confederate pension application was signed by Judge J.B. Newberry and witnessed by B.J. Johnston and James A Griffin on Apr 2nd 1919 in Pickens County.

Chastain

John Chastain (1st Cousin 5 times removed, son of Robert & Millie Gillespie Chastain)

B: Mar 14, 1838 Pickens County, SC

D: Mar 6, 1883 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Chastain Family Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

John served as a private under Captain John C. Calhoun in Company C, 4th Regiment South Carolina Calvary from Jan 15, 1862 to Apr 9, 1865. A widow's pension application filed by his wife Mary Malinda Chastain on October 11th, 1919 was signed and sealed by Judge J.B. Newberry of Pickens County, SC and witnessed by J.M. Stewart of Company F, 22nd SCV and R.A. Bowen of Company E 2nd, SC Rifles.

Edens

Samuel Edens (1st Cousin 4 times removed, son of Alexander L & Margaret Keith Edens)

B: Oct 1 1842 Pickens County, SC

D: Jun 6 1922 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Oolenoy Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Company F, 22nd Regiment South Carolina Infantry Volunteers, from 1861 to May 8, 1865 when he was released as a prisoner of war at Point Lookout Union Prison Camp, St. Mary's County, Md.

Allen Keith Edens (1st Cousin 4 times removed, son of Alexander L & Margaret Keith Edens)

B: Feb 25, 1844 Pickens County, SC

D: Jul 12, 1928 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Oolenoy Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Corporal in Company F, 22nd Regiment South Carolina Infantry from Jun 8, 1862 to Apr 9, 1865. His Confederate pension application was signed by Judge J.B. Newberry and witnessed by W.B. Jones of Company H, 2nd SC Rifles, and John D. Marcus Keith of Company C, 4th SC Calvary on Apr 5, 1919 in Pickens County.

Samuel S. Edens (1st Cousin 4 times Removed, son of William Elford & Mary McClure Edens)

B: Jun 29, 1842 Pickens County, SC

D: Apr 9, 1929 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Siloam Baptist Church Cemetery, Anderson County, SC

Served as a Private in Company F, 22nd Regiment South Carolina Infantry, from Dec 1861 to Apr 9, 1865 when he was discharged at Lynchburg, Va.

Garrett

William Rowland Garrett (3rd GGU, son of John & Margaret Arnold Garrett, Husband of 3rd GG Aunt Elizabeth Jane Bolding, daughter of 4th GG Parents Jonathan Lee & Rebecca Powell Bolding)

B: Oct 30, 1844 Spartanburg County, SC

D: Jan 30, 1930 Six Mile, Pickens County, SC

Buried: Six Mile Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Company B, 2nd Regiment South Carolina Rifles from Nov 19, 1861 to Apr 9, 1865 when he was discharged at Appomattox Court House in VA. His Confederate pension application was signed by Judge J.B. Newberry and witnessed by  W.N. Bolding of Company G, 12th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry and John A. Durham of Perrymans Regiment, Company A on Mar 31st 1919 in Pickens County.

Hendricks

John Baylus Hendricks (2nd Cousin 3 times removed, son of George H. & Lou N Mullinax Hendricks)

B: Apr 2, 1834 Pickens County, SC

D: 1862 near Chancellorsville, Va.

Buried: Not Known

He died in a battle near Chancellorsville, Va.

David Ervin Hendricks (2nd Cousin 3 times removed, son of George H. & Lou N Mullinax Hendricks)

B: Dec 10, 1847 Pickens County, SC

D: May 6, 1908 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Griffin Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Grices Company D, 1st South Carolina Infantry Regiment from Sep 9, 1864 to Apr 9, 1865 when he was discharged at Spartanburg, SC. The widow's pension application was signed by J.B Newberry and witnessed by S.H. Brown of Company D, 1st SC Infantry and L.R. Durham of Company H, 3rd SC Calvary on Apr. 7, 1919 in Pickens County.

William Fields Hendricks (2nd Cousin 3 times removed, son of George H. & Lou N Mullinax Hendricks)

B: Mar 14, 1836 Pickens County, SC

D: Jun 16, 1864

Notes I have say he was a member of 37th Cavalry during Civil War – KIA, (any information on this man and the units he served will be greatly appreciated)

I have a little information on four sons of Moses S. Hendricks Sr. and Malinda Hill Hendricks. Moses is my 1st Cousin 4 times removed making these men my 2nd Cousins 3 times removed. I have no information on the units they served for but would appreciate any you may have.

George A. Hendricks (2nd Cousin 3 times removed, son of Moses and Malinda Hill Hendricks)

B: 1833 Pickens County, SC

D: bef 1865 Killed in action during Civil War

Buried: Not Known

Lewis Hill Hendricks (2nd Cousin 3 times removed, son of Moses and Malinda Hill Hendricks)

B: 1840 Pickens County, SC

D: Dec 28, 1862 Killed in action at Lynchburg, Va.

Buried: Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Moses S. Hendricks Jr. (2nd Cousin 3 times removed, son of Moses and Malinda Hill Hendricks)

B: Jul 25, 1845 Pickens County, SC

D: Sep 13, 1876 Easley, Pickens County, SC

Buried: Ariail Family Cemetery Pickens County, SC

Possibly was a Private in Company A, 6th South Carolina Calvary.

History states he lost a leg at Trevillion Station and was the only son who survived the Civil War.

Zackery Tyler Hendricks (2^nd Cousin 3 times removed, son of Moses and Malinda Hill Hendricks)

B: 1847 Pickens County, SC

D: 1863 Killed in action at Richmond, Va.

Buried: Not Known

George Keith Hendricks (3rd Cousin 3 times removed, son of John O'Dell Hendricks & Rosa Keith)

B: Aug 3, 1835 Pickens County, SC

D: Mar 19, 1913 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Oolenoy Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Company H, 2nd Regiment, South Carolina Rifles

James Allen Hendricks (3rd Cousin 3 times removed, son of John O'Dell Hendricks & Rosa Keith)

B: Aug 28, 1837 Pickens County, SC

D: Jun 30, 1862 Henrico County, VA

Buried: Not Known

Served as a Private in Company H, 4th Regiment South Carolina Infantry, killed in action at the battle of White Oak Swamp, Henrico County, VA.

Matthew Hendricks (3rd Cousin 3 times removed, son of John O'Dell Hendricks & Rosa Keith, wife: Mary Jane Looper daughter of Joseph & Sarah Hester Looper)

B: Oct 4 1842 Pickens County, SC

D: Apr 26 1944 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Oolenoy Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Griffins Company, 4th Regiment South Carolina Infantry, Company H, from Apr 11 1861 to Apr 12 1865. His pension application was signed and sealed by Judge J.B. Newberry in Pickens County, SC on April 5th 1919, and witnessed by W.B. Jones of Company H, 2nd SC Rifles, and John D. Marcus Keith of Company C, 4th SC Calvary. In 1943 the Last reunion of Confederate veterans was held at the home of Matthew Hendricks in Pickens County, SC (he was 101 years old).

Julian

John A Julian (1st Cousin 6 times removed, son of George W & Sarah Looper Julian)

B: Feb 15, 1837 Pickens District, SC

D: Jan 4, 1934 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Company H, 4th Regiment South Carolina Infantry from Apr 15, 1861 to Apr 9, 1865. He had a finger shot off during the time he was serving and was wounded two other times according to his Confederate pension application, which was signed by Judge J.B. Newberry and witnessed by Riley Simmons of 2nd Regiment South Carolina Rifles, Company E, and S.M. Looper of Company F, 2nd Regiment South Carolina Calvary on Apr 1, 1919 in Pickens County.

Keith

John D Marcus Keith (2nd Cousin 4 times removed, son of Cornelius & Harriet Lynch Keith)

B: Sep 18, 1844 Pickens County, SC

D: Apr 16 1921 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Oolenoy Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Rutledge's Company C, 4th Regiment South Carolina Cavalry.

Looper

William Franklin Looper (1st Cousin 6 times removed, son of Joseph & Sarah Hester Looper)

B: Jun 17, 1832 Pickens County, SC

D: Oct 30, 1864 Lynchburg, Va.

Buried: Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Company B, 37th Battalion Virginia Calvary, 1927: Easley or Greenville newspaper clipping quotes Wm Frank Looper's brother John:

Wm Frank Looper was wounded (probably July 31, 1864) at Chambersburg, PA, when the town was burned. He was captured by the Yankees, cared for by a local farmer who later drove him around the US lines and delivered him to the CSA. He was sent to a hospital at Lynchburg, VA, where he died on Oct 30, the day after his wife arrived to see him. She returned the body to SC for burial.

Thomas Perry Looper (1st Cousin 6 times removed, son of Joseph & Sarah Hester Looper)

B: May 5, 1834 Dacusville, Pickens County, SC

D: Oct 12, 1892 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as 1st Sergeant in Company B, 37th Regiment Virginia Calvary

Samuel M. Looper (1st Cousin 6 times removed, son of Joseph & Sarah Hester Looper)

B: May 9, 1837 Pickens County, SC

D: Feb 18, 1923 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Company F, 2nd Regiment South Carolina Calvary from Jan 5, 1862 to Apr 9, 1865. His Confederate pension application was signed by Judge J.B. Newberry and witnessed by John Julian of Co. B, 2nd SC Rifles and Riley Simmons of Co. E, 2nd SC Rifles on Apr. 1, 1919 in Pickens County.

Henry M. Looper (1st Cousin 6 times removed, son of Joseph & Sarah Hester Looper)

B: Mar 28, 1839 Dacusville, Pickens County, SC

D: Sep 20 1917 Bowie, Smith County, TX

Buried: Hopewell Baptist Church Cemetery, Tyler, Smith County, TX

Served as a Sergeant in Company B, 37th Battalion, Virginia Cavalry.

Jeremiah Looper (1st Cousin 6 times removed, son of Joseph & Sarah Hester Looper)

B: Feb 28, 1842 Pickens County, SC

D: Aug 12, 1885 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Company B, 37th Battalion Virginia Calvary

Joseph Looper Jr. (1st Cousin 6 times removed, son of Joseph & Sarah Hester Looper)

B: Aug 17, 1845 Pickens County, SC

D: Dec 22, 1924 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Company B, 37th Battalion Virginia Calvary from Feb 15, 1863 to Apr 9, 1865. His Confederate pension application was signed by Judge J.M. Jameson on Apr 4, 1919 in Pickens County.

Lynch

Nathaniel Lynch Jr. (Husband of Rebecca Edens 1st Cousin 4 times removed)

B: Nov 10, 1830 Pickens County, SC

D: May 8, 1877 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Lynch Family Cemetery Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Company C, 4th Regiment South Carolina Calvary from Feb 9, 1862 to Apr 9, 1865 when he was discharged near Greensboro, NC. A Confederate Widows pension application was signed by Judge J.B. Newberry, witnessed by J.M. Stewart of Company F, 22nd South Carolina Volunteers and John D Marcus Keith of Company C, 4th Regiment South Carolina Cavalry and notarized by A.L. Edens on Mar 29th 1919 in Pickens County.

Merck

Bloomer Merck (3rd GGU, husband of Margaret Stone, son of Daniel & Emilia Merck)

B: Jan 12, 1828 Pickens District, SC

D: May 6, 1905 Six Mile Pickens County, SC

Buried: Six Mile Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Company K, 3rd Regiment South Carolina Reserves.

Daniel Lively Merck (Brother of Bloomer Merck)

B: 1836 Pickens District, SC

D: Jun 1, 1864 Jericho Ford, VA

Buried: Not Known

Served as a Private in Company A, 1st Regiment South Carolina Rifles (Orrs Rifles), Killed in battle at Gaines Mill, VA.

Simmons

Amos Simmons (3rd GGF, son of Andrew John and Rebecca Simmons)

B: Aug 6 1845 Pickens County, SC

D: Apr 28 1890 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Oolenoy Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC (a few graves away from his Parents Andrew John and Rebecca Simmons)

Fought for the Confederacy although this is all I know at this time

Isham Harlan Simmons (3rd GGU Brother of Amos)

B: Jun 28 1847 Pickens County, SC

D: May 12 1920 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Not known at this time will fill in when known

Served as a Private in McWheelers Company F, 1st Regiment Martins Infantry Battalion South Carolina Rifles. His pension application was signed by Judge JB Newberry and witnessed by H.B. Hendricks and S.J. Robinson of the same Company on Apr 7, 1919 (Company name and Regiment are as best as I can transcribe from the pension application

Andrew R Simmons (1st Cousin 5 times removed, son of George Simmons)

B: Sep 14 1820 Pendleton Dist, SC

D: May 18 1874 Dacusville, Pickens, County, SC

Burial: Looper Cemetery, Dacusville, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Sergeant in 1st Regiment, South Carolina State Troops, Company B

Riley Simmons (2nd Cousin 3 times removed, son of Andrew R)

B: Sep 11 1841 Pickens County, SC

D: Jul 16 1930 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Was a Corporal in 2nd Regiment South Carolina Rifles, Company E. He enlisted on April 14th, 1861 and served until discharged on April 9th, 1865 at Appomattox. His pension application was signed and sealed by probate judge J B Newberry on October 22nd, 1919 in Pickens County, SC and witnessed by R. A. Bowen of Company E, 2nd Rifles and Captain J M Stewart of Company F, 22nd Volunteers.

Edley H. Simmons (2nd Cousin 3 times removed, Son of Andrew R)

B:1849 Pickens County, SC

D: 1893 Dacusville, Pickens County, SC

Buried: Not Known will fill in when verified

Company H, 4th Regiment South Carolina Volunteers. He enlisted in 1861 under the command of Captain R T Griffin and served until his discharge at Appomattox, VA on the 9th of April, 1865. Widow's application filed by his wife Mary L Simmons on the 20th of October, 1919 in Greenville County, SC, signed and sealed by probate judge and witnessed by W J Reid, and W N Hughes of Company I, Palmetto Sharp Shooters.

Skelton

Elisha Skelton (4th GGU, son of William J & Eleanor Looper Skelton)

B: Dec 1829 Pickens District, SC

D:                  Easley, Pickens County, SC

Buried: Not Known

Was a Private in Company E, 2nd Regiment South Carolina Rifles.

William Tilman Skelton (4th GG Father, son of William J & Eleanor Looper Skelton)

B: 1838 Pickens District, SC

D: Jun 27, 1889 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Not Known

Was a Private in Company E, 2nd Regiment South Carolina Rifles.

Sutherland

James Washington "Wash" Sutherland (GG Father, son of Samuel E. & Nancy Hendricks Sutherland)

B: Dec 31 1851 Pickens County, SC

D: Jan 1 1926 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Mountain Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Was a Private in Rutledge's Company, 4th Regiment South Carolina Calvary, Company C. Wounded at Battle of Cold Harbor in Va. In Jun. 1864 and was discharged at Bentonville, NC

Moses Timothy Sutherland (GGU son of Samuel E.)

B: Mar 7 1847 Pickens County, SC

D: May 28 1932 Gilmer County, Ga

Buried: Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church Cemetery, Gilmer County, Ga.

Served as a Private in Company H, 2nd Regiment South Carolina Rifles from Nov 29 1863 to Apr 9 1865

Samuel E. Sutherland (2nd GG Father, son of Pascal & Mary Esther Edens Sutherland)

B: May 10 1821 Pendleton Dist, SC

D: Jan 6 1879 Pumpkintown, Pickens County, SC

Buried: Oolenoy Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, South Carolina

Served as a Private in Kershaws Company B, 2nd Regiment South Carolina Infantry Rifles.

James William Sutherland (2nd GGU Brother of Samuel E.)

B: Nov 17 1828 Pickens County, SC

D: Mar 17 1909 Pumpkintown, Pickens County, SC

Buried: Holly Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Griffin's Company, 4th Regiment South Carolina Infantry, Company H from Apr 14 1861 to Apr 9 1865. Enrolled at  Pickens, SC; promoted to 4th Corporal 7/9/1861;Reduced from 4th Corporal 12/1/1861. Application for a widows pension was made on April 10th, 1919 by his wife Sarah Edmonson Reid Sutherland "Sallie". James A. Griffin of Company H, 4th Regiment SC Infantry, and Col. Robert Esli Bowen Commander of Company E, 2nd Regiment SC Rifles (aka Moore's Rifles), appeared before Probate Judge J B Newberry in Pickens, SC to verify the information on the application, The application was approved, signed, and sealed on April 15th, 1919 by Judge J B Newberry.

Burrell

Butler Burrell (2nd Cousin 5 times removed, son of Mark & Hulda Denton Burrell)

B: Nov 20, 1826

D: Jul 3, 1863 Gettysburg, PA

Served as a Private in Company F, 1st Regiment South Carolina Calvary, Killed at the battle of Gettysburg in an area known as The Valley of Death, which is between Devils Den and Little Round Top. His brother Bright Burrell of Company F found him mortally wounded and drug him behind a large boulder to protect them both from enemy fire, after Butler died Bright had to leave him wrapped in a saddle blanket to catch up with his Calvary unit. Butler was buried there in an unmarked grave.

Bright Russell Burrell Sr. (2nd Cousin 5 times removed, son of Mark & Hulda Denton Burrell)

B: 1830 Macon County, NC

D: 1905 Pines Mountain, Rabun County, GA

Buried: Burrell Family Cemetery, Rabun County, GA

Served as a Private in Company F, 1st Regiment South Carolina Calvary.

Samuel Percy Burrell (2nd Cousin 5 times removed, son of Mark & Hulda Denton Burrell)

B: Dec 3, 1832 Macon County, NC

D:                      Rabun County, GA

Buried: Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery, Rabun County, GA

Served as a Private in Company F, 1st Regiment South Carolina Calvary.

William Jesse Burrell (2nd Cousin 5 times removed, son of Mark & Hulda Denton Burrell)

B: Dec 15, 1846 Macon County, NC

D: Nov 10, 1937 Rabun County, GA

Buried: Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery, Rabun County, GA

Served as a Private in Company G, 62nd Regiment North Carolina Infantry

James Osborne Burrell (3rd Cousin 4 times removed, son of Mark & Nancy Chastain Burrell)

B: Dec 25, 1839 Oconee County, D: Mar 25, 1924 Oconee County, SC

Buried: Cheohee Baptist Church Cemetery, Oconee County, SC

Served as a Private in Company H, 1st Regiment South Carolina Artillery from Apr 1, 1861 to Apr 22, 1865.

Cannon

Warren R. Cannon (2nd Cousin 4 times removed, son of John & Elizabeth Capehart Cannon)

B: Jun 4, 1836 Salem, Oconee County, SC

D: Jun 27, 1862 Gaines Mill, Va.

Buried: Not Known

Served as a Private in Company E, 1st Regiment South Carolina Rifles (Orrs Rifles), Killed in action at Battle of Gaines Mill.

John Wesley Cannon (2nd Cousin 4 times removed, son of John & Elizabeth Capehart Cannon)

B: Jul 12, 1841 Salem, Oconee County, SC

D: Jul 26, 1930 Salem, Oconee County, SC

Buried: Salem Methodist Church Cemetery, Oconee County, SC

Served as a Sergeant in Orrs Rifles, Company C, 1st Regiment South Carolina Rifles from Jul 20, 1861 to Apr 9, 1865 when he was discharged at Appomattox, Va.

James Monroe Cannon (2nd Cousin 4 times removed, son of John & Elizabeth Capehart Cannon)

B: abt 1843 Salem, Oconee County, SC

D: Jan 6, 1933 Bowersville, Franklin County, Ga.

Buried: Not Known

Served as a Private in Company E, 1st Regiment South Carolina Rifles (Orrs Rifles)

Silas Kirksey Cannon (2nd Cousin 4 times removed, son of John & Elizabeth Capehart Cannon)

B: Salem, Oconee County, SC

D: Jan 4, 1934 Lavonia, Ga.

Buried: Not Known

Served as a Private in Company E, 1st Regiment South Carolina Rifles (Orrs Rifles)

Cooper

Warren Cooper (4th GGF, son of Alexander Cooper, Grandson of Sion Cooper)

B: 1821 Pickens County, SC

D: aft 1870

Served as a Private in 3rd Regiment South Carolina Reserves Company I (1862-63) and 1st South Carolina State Troops Company B (1863-64). In 1901 at the age of 80 Warrens wife Nancy received a class four widows pension for his service to the Confederacy.

Davis A Cooper (4th GGU, son of Alexander Cooper, Grandson of Sion Cooper)

B: Aug 31, 1827 Pickens County, SC

D: Aug 20, 1862 Columbia, SC

Buried: Porters Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pickens Co, SC

Served as a Private in Company F, 22nd Regiment South Carolina Infantry, Killed in action near Columbia, SC, His wife Elizabeth received a class 3 Confederate widows pension for his service starting in 1901.

Ellenburg

Anthony Ellenburg (2nd GGF, son of Eli and Sara Evatt Ellenburg)

B: Feb 6, 1841 Pickens County, SC

D: Aug 13, 1920 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Moody's Company, 12th Regiment South Carolina Infantry, Company G from Mar 5, 1861 to Apr 9, 1865, when he was discharged at Appomattox, Va. His Confederate pension application was signed by Judge J.B. Newberry and witnessed by Philip Chapman and W.N. Bolding of Company G, 12th South Carolina Infantry Regiment on Apr 7, 1919 in Pickens County.

Nathaniel Greenberry Ellenburg (2nd GGU, son of John C & Celia Butler Ellenburg)

B: 1843 Pickens District, SC

D: Oct 2, 1919 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Not Known

Served as a Private in Partlaws Company, 20th SC Infantry Regiment, Company A from Nov 6, 1861 to Apr 9, 1865

Thomas Jefferson Ellenburg (1st Cousin 4 times removed, son of Martin B & Rebecca Collins Ellenburg)

B: 1830 Crow Creek Community, Pickens County, SC

D: Jun 30, 1862 Charleston, SC

Buried: Crow Creek Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Evans Brigade, Company F, 22nd Regiment South Carolina Infantry from Apr 15, 1862 to Jun 30, 1862. He died in a hospital in Charleston, SC.

Francis Marion Ellenburg (1st Cousin 4 times removed, son of Martin B & Rebecca Collins Ellenburg)

B: Apr 24, 1836 Pickens County, SC

D: Oct 20, 1896 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Shady Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Stewarts Company, 22nd Regiment, South Carolina Infantry/Volunteers, Company F from Nov 1861 to Apr 9 1865. A Confederate widows pension application filed by his wife Rebecca was signed by Judge J.B. Newberry, and witnessed by Capt J.M. Stewart of Company F, 22nd Regiment South Carolina Infantry/Volunteers, and Robert Stewart of Company B, 2nd Regiment South Carolina Rifles on Oct 20, 1919.

John Anderson Ellenburg (1st Cousin 4 times removed, son of Martin B & Rebecca Collins Ellenburg)

B: 1842 Pickens County, SC

D: Apr 3, 1913 Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Stewarts Company, 22nd Regiment South Carolina Infantry/Volunteers, Company F from Nov 1861 to Apr 9 1865, when he was discharged at Appomattox, Va. The Widows pension application filed by his wife Susanne R. Ellenburg was witnessed by Captain J.M. Stewart and A.K. Edens of Company F, 22nd Regiment South Carolina Infantry/Volunteers, it was signed and sealed on October 21st, 1919 by probate judge J B Newberry in Pickens County, SC.

William Benson Ellenburg (1st Cousin 4 times removed, son of Martin B & Rebecca Collins Ellenburg)

B: Feb 8, 1846 Pickens County, SC

D: Sep 29, 1923 Pickens County, SC

Buried: McKinney Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Evans Brigade Company F, 22nd Regiment South Carolina Infantry

Hendricks

James Franklin Hendricks (1st Cousin 5 times removed, son of Henry Jr. & Margaret Couch Hendricks)

B: Apr 18, 1837 Pickens County, SC

D: Mar 10, 1921 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Liberty Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in Company D, Hamptons Infantry Regiment from Jun 9, 1861 to Apr 9, 1865 when he was discharged at Appomattox, Va. His Confederate pension application was signed by Judge B.J. Johnston, and witnessed by T.F. Taylor and H.D. Boggs of Company D, Hamptons Infantry Regiment on Apr 10, 1919 in Pickens County.

Henry Baylis Hendricks (1st Cousin 5 times removed, son of Henry Jr. & Margaret Couch Hendricks)

B: Jan 20, 1847 Pickens County, SC

D: Jan 29, 1931 Pickens County, SC

Buried: Pickens Sunrise Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Private in McWheelers Company F, 1st Regiment Martins Infantry Battalion South Carolina Rifles. His pension application was signed by J.B. Newberry and witnessed by I.H. Simmons and S.J. Robinson of same Company on Apr 7, 1919.

Jameson

Madison Jameson (4th GGU, son of William Jameson Jr & Rebecca Fowler)

B: Oct 13, 1813 Pendleton District, SC

D: May 28, 1894 Milton County, GA

Buried: Boiling Springs Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Milton County, GA

Was too old for service at the beginning of the Civil War but volunteered as a member of the Georgia State Guards their purpose was to provide home defense. Madison was captured by Union troops near Atlanta in June, 1864 and was imprisoned at Camp Douglas, near Chicago, until the end of the war. At the end of the war he was sent by train to Richmond, VA where he was released, from there he walked home to Milton County, GA

William Milton Jameson (4th GG Father, son of William Jameson Jr & Rebecca Fowler)

B: Dec 12, 1819 Pendleton District, SC

D: May 12, 1864 Spotsylvania, VA

Buried: Not Known, Possibly in the Confederate Cemetery, Spotsylvania CH, VA

Served as a Private in Company E, 2nd Regiment South Carolina Rifles from Oct 24, 1861 to May 12, 1864, He was killed on May 12, 1864 in the battle of Spotsylvania Court House, Virginia, while serving with Bratton's Brigade.

Wesley Jameson (4th GGU, son of William Jameson Jr & Rebecca Fowler)

B: Jun 26, 1821 Pendleton District, SC

D: Jun 19, 1864 Cobb County, GA

Buried: Not Known, Possibly Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, GA

Served as a Private in Company A, 65th Regiment Georgia Infantry, Killed in actions leading up to the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, which was fought on June 27, 1864.

Joshua Jameson (4th GGU, son of William Jameson Jr & Rebecca Fowler)

Pendleton District, SC

D: Dec 10, 1906 Anderson County, SC

Buried: Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church Cemetery, Easley, Pickens County, SC

Served in Company G, 22nd Regiment, South Carolina Infantry, Rank in Sergeant, Rank out Captain, appointed Colonel near the end of the war there was no record of this, though he was always known as "Colonel Jameson" after the war.

McElroy Jameson (4th GGU, son of William Jameson Jr & Rebecca Fowler)

B: Sep 3, 1826 Pendleton District, SC

D: Jun 17, 1908 Easley, Pickens County, SC

Buried: Jameson Family Cemetery, Pickens County, SC

Served as a Corporal in Company A, 20th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry.

James Carroll Jameson (4th GGU, son of William Jameson Jr & Rebecca Fowler)

B: Jun 10, 1830 Pendleton District, SC

D: 1864 Dacusville, Pickens County, SC

Buried: National Cemetery, Roanoke, Virginia

Served in Company E, 2nd Regiment, South Carolina Infantry Rifles, Moores Rifles.

William Thomas Jameson (1st Cousin 5 times removed, son of Madison & Mary Bradley Jameson)

B: Jun 17, 1842 Cherokee County, GA

D: Sep 15, 1862 Warrenton, VA

Buried: Mass Confederate Grave in Warrenton, VA

Served as a Private in Company B, 38th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, killed in action Second Manassas battle Prince William, Virginia.

George Washington Jameson (1st Cousin 5 times removed, son of Madison & Mary Bradley Jameson)

B: Apr 21, 1844 Cherokee County, GA

D: Jul 20, 1863 New Orleans, St. Charles Parish, La

Buried: Cypress Grove Cemetery, New Orleans, La

Served as a Private in Company C, 42nd Regiment Georgia Infantry, captured during surrender of Vicksburg and died on board ship bound for New Orleans, La.

James Madison Jameson (1st Cousin 5 times removed, son of Madison & Mary Bradley Jameson)

B: Jan 22, 1846 Cherokee County, GA

D: Apr 2, 1926 Ardmore, OK

Buried: Not Known

Served as a Private in Company L, Phillips' Legion, Georgia Calvary

Lusk

Lorenzo Dow Lusk (3rd GGU, son of Nathan B Lusk Sr & Rosannah Capeheart)

B: Oct 7, 1829 Oconee County, SC

D: Oct 15, 1915 Marshall County, Al

Buried: Guntersville City Cemetery, Marshall County, Al

Served in Company I, 4th Regiment Alabama Calvary.

Leroy Worth Lusk (3rd GGF, son of Nathan B Lusk Sr & Rosannah Capeheart)

B: May 10, 1831 Oconee County, SC

D: May 9, 1909 Salem, Oconee County, SC

Buried: Henry Lusk Family Cemetery, Salem, Oconee County, SC

1st Regiment South Carolina Calvary, Company F, rank in-Corporal, rank out- 2nd Lieutenant.

Erastus Capehart Lusk (3rd GGU, son of Nathan B Lusk Sr & Rosannah Capeheart)

B: Apr 4, 1833 Oconee County, SC

D: Jul 25, 1901 Marshall County, Alabama

Buried: Guntersville City Cemetery, Marshall County, Al

Served as a Private in Company F, 1st Regiment South Carolina Calvary, Hamptons Brigade.

Nathan Boone Lusk Jr. (3rd GGU, son of Nathan B Lusk Sr & Rosannah Capeheart)

B: Apr 16, 1835 Oconee County, SC

D: Sep 21, 1917 Albertville, Marshall County, Al

Buried: Brashiers Chapel Cemetery, Albertville, Marshall County, Alabama

Served as 2nd Lieutenant in Company G, 12th Regiment South Carolina Infantry, rank in-Sergeant, rank out- 2nd Lieutenant. Captured at the Battle of Wilderness, Va. May 6, 1864. Paroled June 16, 1865 Fort Delaware. Nathan B. Lusk was an officer of the "Immortal 600" when Confederate Officers were placed on Morris Island, SC under fire of Confederate Batteries, August, 1864. Later sent to Fort Pulaski, Union Prison, Ga.

Thomas Benton Lusk (3rd GGU, son of Nathan B Lusk Sr & Rosannah Capeheart)

B: Dec 28, 1839 Oconee County, SC

D: Jul 25, 1898 Guntersville, Marshall County, Al

Buried: Guntersville City Cemetery, Marshall County, Al

Served as a Private in Company H, 4th Regiment Alabama Calvary

Rufus B Lusk (3rd GGU, son of Nathan B Lusk Sr & Rosannah Capeheart)

B: Dec 26, 1844 Oconee County, SC

D: Dec 18, 1861

Buried: Not Known

Served as a Private in Company G, 12th Regiment South Carolina Infantry. Entered the service at age 16 years and 11 months, Died on December 18th, 1861 of Pneumonia and Typhoid Fever.

Warren Parker Lusk (1st Cousin 5 times removed, son of Robert M & Elizabeth Parker Lusk)

B: Feb 18, 1840 Madison, DeKalb County, Al

D: Apr 12, 1886 Madison DeKalb County, Al

Buried: Stonewall Confederate Cemetery, Griffin County, Ga.

Served as a Private in Company G, 19th Regiment Alabama Infantry.

James Leroy Lusk (1st Cousin 5 times removed, son of John S. & Elizabeth Jay Lusk)

B: Dec 26, 1827 Jackson, Ga.

D: Sep 17, 1862 Sharpsburg, Maryland

Buried: Battlegrounds among Confederate Unknown at Sharpsburg, Md.

Served as a Private in Company I, 44th Regiment Alabama Infantry from Apr 24, 1862 to Sep 24, 1862, He was killed at the Battle of Sharpsburg (Antietam) in Maryland along with three of his brothers. He is buried among the Unknown Dead in Hangertown, MD.

Brothers of James Leroy Lusk

William Lusk b: 1833 d: Sep 17, 1862 Sharpsburg, Md. Was with the Georgia Rifleman of the Burnside Brigade.

David Lusk d: Sep 17, 1862 Sharpsburg, Md.

John Lusk d: Sep 17, 1862 Sharpsburg, Md.

William Jasper Lusk (1st Cousin 5 times removed, son of William & Henrietta Corbin Lusk)

B: Feb 26, 1841 Jackson County, NC

D: Jun 3, 1918 Tamassee, Oconee County, SC

Buried: Cheohee Baptist Church Cemetery, Oconee County, SC

Served as a Private in Company A, 20th Regiment South Carolina Infantry. Widow's pension application by his wife Harriet stated he was discharged at Appomattox, Virginia on April 9th 1865, under the command of Captain John Partlaw. W T McGill and S K Dendy of 1st Regiment Orrs South Carolina Rifles, Companys L & F, verified documents before Oconee, SC Judge Martin on April 18th, 1919. Drury T Hayes and A B Sloan of Company A, 20th Regiment South Carolina Volunteers, also verified documents before Judge Martin on September 23rd, 1919. To verify W J Lusks service to the Confederacy.

Perry

William Jameson Perry (1st Cousin 5 times removed, son of William H & Frances Jameson Perry)

B: Oct 20, 1833 Pickens District, SC

D: Jun 2, 1864 Fulton County, GA

Buried: Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta, Fulton County, Ga.

Served as a Private in Company C, 42nd Regiment Georgia Infantry, Killed in action in Fulton County, GA.