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5620-2018

Ref.: Georgia’s African Brigade History

Dear Sir/Madame:

As the Cultural Resources Specialist/Historian for Ocmulgee National Monument, one of my responsibilities is to research and obtain information, documents and artifacts associated with the current and future interpretive themes designated by the Washington Support Office (WASO) of the National Park Service (NPS). One of the major interpretive themes identified for the NPS by the “Civil War to Civil Rights” program between 2011 and 2015 was the commemoration of the United States Civil War. My initial research for this theme was to compile information relating to the United States Colored Troops (USCT) of the Georgia African Brigade.

Macon, Georgia has been the birth place of numerous historical people and organizations but one organization that is not well known is Georgia’s African Brigade and the 3,000 plus men of color that were members of this military unit. These men were former slaves that were recruited during Wilson’s Raid through the heart of the Confederacy during the later days of the Civil War. This document contains a list of all the former slaves and white Union soldier’s that made up the 136th, 137th and 138th USCT. It identifies their assigned company, rank, place of birth (if known), age at enlistment and on selected members their date of rank or death (if died on active duty).

Wilson’s Raid was originally planned to demoralize the people of the Confederacy but the recruitment, organization and training of these three regiments became the foundation of fulfilling the wording of the United States Declaration of Independence which proclaimed that all men are created equal and the secured blessings of liberty guaranteed by the United States Constitution. Readers of this document may find this information interesting from a historical point of view but they may also be able to utilize the information in this document to trace members of their family that participated. Please do not hesitate to contact me at(478) 752-8257 Ext 224 or [email protected] if you have any questions or comments about the information in this document.

Sincerely,

Lonnie J. DavisLonnie J. DavisOcmulgee National Monument Cultural Resources Specialist/Historian

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From 1861 to 1865, the American union was broken as brother fought brother in a Civil War that remains a defining moment in our nation's history. Its causes and consequences, including the continuing struggle for civil rights for all Americans, reverberate to this day. From the battlefields to the home front, the cost of the war was steep...its lessons eternal.

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The 54th Massachusetts Infantry attacking Fort WagnerPainting by Rick Reeves

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On June 16, 1864, President Abraham Lincoln made one of his rare wartime departures from Washington. He spoke in Philadelphia at a fund-raising fair for the United States Sanitary Commission, a national soldiers' aid society. The preceding six weeks had seen the bloodiest fighting in the Civil War so far, at the carnage-strewn Virginia battlefields of The Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor, and Petersburg. "War, at the best, is terrible," Lincoln told the crowd, "and this war of ours, in its magnitude and duration, is one of the most terrible. . . . It has destroyed property, and ruined homes It has carried mourning to almost every home,until it can almost be said that 'the heavens are hung in black.'" When would this cruel war be over? Many were asking. "We accepted this war for an object," said the president, "a worthy object of restoring the national authority over the whole national domain." The war would end only "when that object is attained." During the battle of Spotsylvania, Union General Ulysses S. Grant had said that he intended to fight it out on that line if it took all summer. Lincoln added: "I say we are going through on this line if it takes three years more."

This grim determination to fight on to victory despite the cost characterized Lincoln's leadership in the war. Confederate President Jefferson Davis was no less determined. "We are fighting for INDEPENDENCE and that, or extermination, we will have," he told a Northern journalist in July 1864. "You may 'emancipate' every Negro in the Confederacy, but we will be free. We will govern ourselves if we have to see every Southernplantation sacked, and every Southern city in flames."

Many people in both North and South sometimes faltered in the face of the war's terrible cost in lives and resources. Others opposed the war altogether. But enough supported the contrasting goals of Lincoln and Davis that the war continued four long years, ending only when Southern resources and Confederate armies had been so eviscerated that they were no longer capable of fighting. The toll of more than a million casualties, 620,000 of them dead, was far greater than in any other war this country has fought. The 620,000 dead were 2 percent of the total American population (North and South) in 1861. By way of comparison, if 2 percent of the American people were to die in a war fought today, the number of American deaths would be more than six million. (Note: Recent scholarly studies suggest that at least 750,000 and possibly more died as a direct result of the Civil War.)

Both sides were willing to sustain such punishment and keep fighting because the stakes were so great: nationality and freedom. If the Confederacy lost the war, it would cease to exist. And by 1863 or 1864, when emancipation of slaves and the abolition of slavery became a Northern war aim, the institution of African- American bondage that was a cornerstone of Southern society would also cease to exist. "This country without slave labor would be completely worthless," wrote a Mississippi soldier to his wife. "We can only live & exist by that species of labor: and hence I am willing to fight to the last." A clerk in the Confederate WarDepartment declared in 1863 that "our men must prevail in combat, or lose their property, country, freedom, everything," while "the enemy, in yielding the contest, may retire into their own country, and possess everything they enjoyed before the war began."

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But "the enemy"--Northerners--did not believe they could "retire into their own country" if they lost the war and "possess everything they enjoyed before the war began." Most believed they would no longer have a country worthy of the name. The words "United States" would become an oxymoron. The nation would become two nations, and a fatal precedent would have been created for its further division into several nations until there was no "nation" at all. Two Union infantry officers, one from New York and the other from New Jersey, agreed that "if we lose this war, the country is lost and if we win it is saved. There is no middle ground." Defeat would make the country a "sepulcher in which should be buried our institutions, our nationality, our flag."

For African Americans the stakes were freedom if the North won, or continued slavery if the Confederacy prevailed. Two hundred thousand of them, mostly former slaves, fought for the Union and for their own liberty. A growing number of Northern white soldiers also came to see freedom as a vital issue in the contest. When Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863, a soldier from New York State exulted that "the contest is now between Slavery & freedom, & every honest man knows that he is fighting for," while an Iowa sergeant was confident that "the God of battle will be with us . . . now that we are fighting for Liberty and Union and not for Union and Slavery."

Northern victory in the war resolved two festering issues that had been left unresolved by the Revolution of 1776 and the Constitution of 1787 that gave birth to the United States. The first was the nagging question whether this fragile republic, this precarious new democracy, would survive in a world bestrode by monarchs, czars, tyrants, and aristocrats. Americans were painfully aware that most republics through history had collapsed into anarchy or tyranny or had been overthrown by foreign invaders. Some Americans alive in 1860 had seen two French republics rise and fall. Latin American republics seemed to succumb regularly to dictators, military rulers, or anarchy. The hopes for the birth of democratic government in Europe during the revolutions of 1848 had been dashed by counterrevolutions that entrenched the Old Order of monarchy and aristocracy. Could the United States endure as one nation, indivisible, with a government based on majority rule? The secession of eleven states in 1861 represented the greatest challenge to survival. The nation met that challenge and prevailed in 1865. Since then no state has seriously and substantively (as opposed to rhetorically) threatened to secede.

Americans in the first half of the nineteenth century liked to boast of their country as "the land of liberty, a beacon of freedom to the oppressed of other lands." But by midcentury the United States had become the largest slaveholding country in the world. Lincoln took note of this paradox in 1854. "The monstrous injustice of slavery," he said in a speech at Peoria, "deprives our republican example of its just influence in the world-- enables the enemies of free institutions, with plausibility, to taunt us as hypocrites." With the abolition of slavery by the Civil War, embodied in the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution in 1865, that particular monstrous injustice and hypocrisy existed no more.

The abolition of slavery, however, did not end racism, discrimination, and caste segregation of which slavery had been the most extreme manifestation. The Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments, adopted in 1868 and

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1870, implanted equal civil and political rights in the Constitution. But for generations the nation failed to live up the promises of these Amendments. The issue of racial justice that came to the fore in the Civil War era is still with us today.

In the process of preserving the Union of 1776 while purging it of slavery, the Civil War also transformed it. Before 1861 the words United States were usually rendered as a plural noun: "The United States are a large country." Since 1865 the United States is a large country. The North went to war to preserve the Union; it ended by creating a nation. This transformation can be traced in Lincoln's wartime speeches. The first inaugural address contained the word Union twenty times and the word nation not once. In Lincoln's first message to Congress, on July 4, 1861, he used Union forty-nine times and nation only three times. But in the Gettysburg Address on November 19, 1863, he did not refer to the Union at all but used the word nation five times. Looking back on the past four years in his second inaugural address, on March 4, 1865, Lincoln spoke of one party seeking to dissolve the Union in 1861 and the other accepting the challenge of war to preserve the nation.

The decentralized antebellum republic, in which the post office was the only agency of the federal government that touched the average citizen, was transformed by the crucible of war into a centralized polity that taxed people directly and established an internal revenue bureau to collect the taxes, expanded the jurisdiction of federal courts, enacted a national currency and a federally chartered banking system, drafted men into the army, and created a Freedmen's Bureau as the first national agency for social welfare. Eleven of the first twelve amendments to the Constitution had limited the powers of the national government. Six of the next seven, starting with the Thirteenth Amendment in 1865, radically expanded those powers at the expense of the states. Controversies over federal-state relations and the legitimate powers of the national government have echoed down the years since the Civil War, and are still very much alive today.

Before 1861 two socioeconomic and cultural systems had competed for dominance within the United States: a rural, agricultural, plantation society in the South based on slave labor and a diversified, industrializing, free- labor capitalist society in the North. Although in retrospect the triumph of free-labor capitalism seems to have been inevitable, that was by no means clear during most of the antebellum era. From 1789 to 1861 a Southern slaveholder had been president of the United States for two-thirds of those years. Likewise, two-thirds of the Speakers of the House and presidents pro tempore of the Senate had also been Southerners. Twenty of the thirty-five Supreme Court justices during that period had been from the South, including the chief justice for sixty-one of those seventy-two years. At all times a majority of the Court were Southerners. The territory of the slave states considerably exceeded that of the Free states before 1859 and the Southern drive for additional territorial expansion was more aggressive than that of the North. Most of the slave states seceded in 1861 not only because they feared the potential threat to the long-term survival of slavery posed byLincoln's election, but also because they looked forward to the expansion of a dynamic, independent Confederacy into new territory by the acquisition of Cuba and perhaps more of Mexico and Central America. If the Confederacy had prevailed in the 1860s, it is quite possible that the emergence of the United States as the

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world's leading industrial, as well as agricultural producer by the end of the nineteenth century, and the world's most powerful nation in the twentieth century might never have happened.

The institutions and ideology of a plantation society and a slave system that had dominated half the country before 1861 and sought to dominate more went down with a great crash in 1865. They were replaced by the institutions and ideology of free-labor entrepreneurial capitalism. Writing eight years after the war, Mark Twain said it best: the great conflict "uprooted institutions that were centuries old, changed the politics of a people, transformed the social life of half the country, and wrought so profoundly upon the national character that the influence cannot be measured short of two or three generations." At the same time, however, the war left the South impoverished for those three generations, its agricultural economy in shambles, and the freed slaves in a limbo of second-class citizenship. America's postwar economic growth not only excluded the South, but also created new problems of air and water pollution, wasteful exploitation of natural resources, and the travails of an urban-industrial society. For better or for worse, the flames of Civil War forged the framework of modern America. The struggle to define America continues, and all paths to understanding this struggle pass through the cauldron of that conflict. The seventy-five National Park Service battlefields and other Civil War sites preserve many parts of those paths, which can be followed with enhanced understanding by visiting these sites.

This essay, by James McPherson (Professor Emeritus, Princeton University), is taken from The Civil War Remembered published by the National Park Service and Eastern National. This richly illustrated handbook is available in many national park bookstores or may be purchased online from Eastern at www.eparks.com/store.

The United States Colored Troops

The United States Colored Troops (USCT) were regiments in the United States Army composed ofmainly black (colored) soldiers, although other people of color such as Pacific Islanders, Asian descendants and American Indians also fought under USCT regiments. They were first recruited during the American Civil War, and by the end of that war in April, 1865, the 175 USCT regiments constituted about one-tenth the manpower of the Union Army. In the decades that followed the USCT soldiers fought in the Indian Wars in the American West, where they became known as the Buffalo Soldiers; they received the nickname from Native Americans who compared their hair to the fur of bison.

The U.S. Congress passed the Confiscation Act of 1862 in July 1862. On July 17, 1862, President Abraham Lincoln authorized the use of African Americans in federal service by issuing the Second Confiscation and Militia Act. This act freed slaves whose owners were in rebellion against the United States, and a militia act empowered the President to use freed slaves in any capacity in the army. President Abraham Lincoln was concerned with public opinion in the four states that had numerous slaveholders but remained in the Union, as well as the northern Democrats who supported the war but were less supportive of abolition than many northern Republicans. Lincoln opposed early efforts to recruit black soldiers, although he accepted the Army's using them as paid workers.

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Union Army setbacks in battles over the summer of 1862 led Lincoln to emancipate all slaves in states at war with the Union. It was not until the Emancipation Proclamation was issued on January 1, 1863, however, that black men could serve in combat. Recruitment of colored regiments began in full force following the Proclamation.

The United States War Department issued General Order Number 143 on May 22, 1863, establishing the Bureau of Colored Troops to facilitate the recruitment of black soldiers to fight for the Union Army. Regiments, including infantry, cavalry, engineers, light artillery, and heavy artillery units, were recruited from all states of the Union and became known as the United States Colored Troops (USCT).

The courage displayed by colored troops during the Civil War played an important role in people of color gaining new rights. As the abolitionist Frederick Douglass wrote:

"[L]et the black man [...] get an eagle on his button, and a musket on his shoulder [...], and there is no power on earth which can deny that he has earned the right to citizenship [...]."

Soon there were 200,000 black soldiers serving in the Union army and navy. These men were paid less than white soldiers, were given old and worn uniforms and poor equipment, and could not become officers.Despite the unfair treatment, black men volunteered to take part in combat. The USCT suffered from racial discrimination despite serving the Union war effort. Seldom seeing active battle, many troops were assigned as laborers, construction workers, and guards on fortifications throughout the Union, including the Defenses of Washington.

USCT regiments fought in all theaters of the war, but mainly served as garrison troops in rear areas. The most famous USCT action took place at the Battle of the Crater during the Siege of Petersburg. Regiments of USCT suffered heavy casualties attempting to break through Confederate lines. Other notable engagements include Fort Wagner, one of their first major tests, and the Battle of Nashville.

USCT soldiers suffered extreme acts of violence at the hands of Confederate soldiers. Often they were victims of battlefield massacres and atrocities, most notably at Fort Pillow in Tennessee. They were at risk of being murdered by Confederate soldiers, rather than being treated as prisoners of war.

The prisoner exchange protocol broke down over the Confederacy's position on black prisoners of war. The Confederacy had passed a law stating that blacks captured in uniform would be tried as slave insurrectionists in civil courts—a capital offense with an automatic sentence of death. USCT soldiers were often murdered by Confederate troops without being taken to court. The law became a stumbling block for prisoner exchange.

USCT soldiers were among the first Union forces to enter Richmond, Virginia, after its fall in April 1865. The 41st USCT regiment was among those present at the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia at Appomattox. Following the war, USCT regiments served among the occupation troops in former Confederate states.

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Wilson’s Raid

Union Major General James H. WilsonLibrary of Congress's Prints and Photographs Division

In March of 1865 after his victory at the Battle of Nashville, Union General George H. Thomas, Commander of the Department of the Cumberland with his headquarters located at Nashville, Tennessee made a bold decision to send a mounted cavalry raid against key Confederate locations in the Lower South. Thomas decided to send a force of Union cavalry on a raid to destroy the arsenal at Selma, Alabama, in conjunction with Union Major General Edward Canby's operations against Mobile. Selma was strategically important as one of the key Confederate military facilities remaining in Southern hands. The town contained an arsenal,a naval foundry, gun factories, a powder mill, military warehouses, and railroad repair shops. The man chosen to lead this corps was Union Brevet Major General James Harrison Wilson.

James Harrison Wilson graduated from West Point near the top of his class in 1860. After the war broke out, he served as topographical engineer for the Port Royal Expeditionary Force from September 1861 to March 1862. For his service at the Battle of Fort Pulaski, Wilson received a brevet promotion to major in the regular army. He then served as aide-de-camp to Major General George McClellan and topographical engineer to McClellan's Army of the Potomac from April 1862 through the Maryland Campaign. Wilson joined Major

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General Ulysses S. Grant's Army of the Tennessee, serving as topographical engineer and inspector general during the Vicksburg Campaign. After being promoted to brigadier general of volunteers, he became chief engineer under Major General William T. Sherman.

In early 1864, Wilson was assigned to lead the newly formed Cavalry Bureau in Washington, D.C. where he lobbied the War Department to equip the cavalry with fast-loading Spencer repeating carbines. General Grant then promoted Wilson to brevet major general in May 1864, and assigned him to command Third Division in Major General Philip H. Sheridan's cavalry corps. He led his cavalry troops in both the Overland and Valley Campaigns of 1864. In October 1864, Grant promoted Wilson to major general of volunteers and assigned him to the Military Division of the Mississippi as commander of Sherman's cavalry corps.

On 22 March 1865, Wilson departed Gravely Springs leading a Cavalry Corp composed of three divisions (13,500 troops) commanded by Brigadier Generals: Edward M. McCook, Eli Long, and Emory Upton. Each cavalryman was armed with the formidable 7-shot Spencer repeating rifle. His principal opponent was Confederate Lieutenant General Nathan Bedford Forrest, commander of the Cavalry Corps of the Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana.

Wilson’s mission was to conduct an invasion of Lower Alabama with the primary objective of neutralizing the strategically important Confederate arsenal at Selma. On March 31, Confederate forces under Bedford Forrest command were routed by the larger, better-armed Union force at Montevallo. The cavalrymen under Chalmers had not arrived to reinforce Forrest, but he could not wait. During the action, Forrest's headquarters was overrun and documents captured that gave valuable intelligence concerning his plans. Wilson dispatched McCook to link up with Croxton's brigade at Trion (now Vance) and then led the remainder of his force rapidly toward Selma. Forrest made a stand on April 1 at Plantersville, Alabama near Ebenezer Church, and was routed once again. The Confederates raced toward Selma and deployed into a three-mile, semicircular defensive line anchored at both ends by the Alabama River.

The Battle of Selma took place on April 2. The Union Divisions under the command of General Eli Long and General Emory Upton assaulted General Bedford Forrest's hastily constructed works. The dismounted Union troopers broke through the Confederate lines by that afternoon, after brief periods of hand-to-hand combat; the inexperienced militiamen abandoning their positions. The fleeing of these Confederate soldiers was the primary reason for the entire line breaking. General Harrison Wilson personally led a mounted charge of the 4th U.S. Cavalry against an unfinished portion of the line. General Eli Long was severely wounded in the head during the assault. General Forrest, who was also wounded, and whose corps was severely damaged, regrouped at Marion, where he finally rejoined with General Chalmers.

General Wilson had directed that the columns be cleared of all contraband negroes; and such of the able- bodied ones as were able to enlist, to be organized into regiments, one to each division. These former slaves would be outfitted with muskets in the supply caravan and captured confederate arms. Enough horses were

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secured on the march to and at Selma to mount all of the dismounted men. In order to eliminate the column of every unnecessary impediment, orders were given that all surplus wagons should be destroyed, and all of the bridge train except enough for twelve boys. The bridge trains were no longer needed now that the Corp had crossed the Alabama River.

In the march from Selma, Colonel LaGrange's brigade of the first division was given the advance. The recent rains had rendered the roads extremely muddy and a small body of Confederate cavalry while falling back before LaGrange, destroyed several bridges, so that the union forces progress was necessarily slow. At 7 A.M., April 12, the advanced guard reached Montgomery, and received the surrender of the city from the Mayor and Council. Confederate General Adams, with a small force, after falling back from Montgomery burned 125,000 bales of cotton, and then continued his retreat to Mount Meigs on the Columbus road. Five guns and large quantities of small arms, stores, etc., were left in the hands of the union forces. General McCook assigned Colonel Cooper, of the Fourth Kentucky Cavalry, to the command of the city, and immediately began the destruction of the public stores. Major Weston, of the Fourth Kentucky, with a small detachment of his command, made a rapid march toward Wetumpka, swam the Coosa and Tallapoosa Rivers, and captured five steamboats and their cargoes, which were taken to Montgomery and destroyed. Early on the 14th the march was resumed. General Upton was directed to move with his own division directly upon Columbus, and to order Colonel LaGrange’s brigade to move quickly to the city of West Point, destroying the railroad bridgesalong the line of his march.

Colonel Minty followed General Upton by the way of Tuskegee. General McCook, with a part of his division, remained a few hours at Montgomery to complete the destruction of the public stores. Shortly after leaving the camp near Montgomery, Colonel LaGrange engaged a force of Confederate soldiers under Colonel Buford and Colonel Clanton, and drove them in confusion, capturing 150 prisoners.

On the afternoon of the 17th, Colonel Minty resumed the march with his entire division on the Thomaston road toward Macon, and sent a detachment forward that night to seize the double bridges across Flint River. This task was assigned to Captain Hudson, of the Fourth Michigan. Early in the morning of the next day he had reached the bridges, 56 miles from Columbus, scattered the party defending them, and took 40 prisoners.

Before leaving Columbus General Winslow destroyed the Confederates “Ram Jackson”, which was almost ready for sea. This vessel was outfitted with six seven-inch guns. He also burned 15 locomotives, 250 railroad cars, railroad and foot bridges, 115,000 bales of cotton, 4 cotton factories, the navy-yard, 2 foundries, one armory, a sword and pistol manufactory, two accoutrement shops, three paper-mills, over a hundred thousand rounds of artillery ammunition, and immense quartermaster and commissary stores of all kinds.

The Confederates abandoned and burned the gunboat “Chattahoochee”, twelve miles below Columbus. On the morning of the 18th the Union Corp resumed the march on the route pursued by the Second Division. On the evening of the 20th, when within twenty miles of Macon, the advanced guard, the Seventeenth Indiana

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Mounted Infantry under Colonel White, encountered about two hundred Confederate cavalry, but successfully drove them away and saved the Echeconee and Tobesofkee bridges.

When within thirteen miles of Macon, Colonel White met a flag of truce in charge of General Robertson the commander of the Confederate forces, bearing a written communication addressed to the commanding officer of the United States forces. Colonel White halted the flag and party, and sent the communication to Colonel Minty, who was now commanding the division. After reading the letter Colonel Minty forwarded it to General Wilson and gave instructions to Colonel White to continue his advance. Colonel White waited five minutes for the flag of truce to get out of the way, and sent a note to General Robertson informing him of his action.

General Wilson received the communication late in the afternoon, nineteen miles from Macon, and upon examination, found that it was a letter from General Howell Cobb. General Cobb was the commander of the Confederate forces at Macon and the tenor of which was that a truce for the purpose of a final settlement, had been agreed upon between General Sherman and General Johnston. He also stated that the Union forces should occupy their present positions with a forty-eight hour notice being given in the event of a resumption of hostilities.

Without giving entire credence to the communication, General Wilson rode quickly to the front, with the determination to halt the Corp’s advance at the defenses of the city and talk directly to General Cobb in order to confirm the authenticity before giving his consent to the armistice. Before he could overtake the advance, however, or arrest it, through an order carried by a staff officer Colonel White had dashed into the city and received its surrender. The garrison made a slight show of resistance, but laid down their arms promptly at the summons of Colonel White. General Cobb protested to what he professed to regard a violation of the alleged armistice, forgetting that a subordinate could not acknowledge him as a channel of communication, nor assume the responsibility of suspending their operations.

In the largest, and arguably most successful, cavalry raid of the war, General Wilson led his disciplined troops 300 miles in 12 days and defeated General Nathan Bedford Forrest's Confederate troops at Ebenezer Church, Alabama, on April 1, 1865, and then again at Selma two days later. His forces captured Montgomery, Alabama's capital, on April 12th, followed by Columbus, Georgia, on the 16th. 18 April 1865 accompanied Colonel Robert H.G. Minty’s Second Division on a force march to seize the important Double Bridges across the Flint River, fifty-four miles from Columbus, (Wilson, 1865) and two days later capturing Macon, Georgia's capital, on April 20th. Wilson's Raid resulted in the capture of over 7,000 combatants and 300 cannons. On May 10, 1865, his troops also captured Confederate President Jefferson Davis, which earned Wilson a promotion to major general in the regular army.

During his march through Alabama, Wilson ordered each of his three divisions to recruit and organize a regiment of former slaves. Colonel Robert Horatio George Minty began to organize the regiment assigned to his 2nd Division, and appointed Major Martin Archer to command it. Major Archer was assisted by eight

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troopers detailed by the division to help organize the men into companies. By the time Col Minty’s division reached Columbus, the regiment had recruited 1,400 former slaves, of whom about 1,200 were mounted on horses and mules. Upon arrival in Macon, the number of former slaves recruited by Minty’s 2nd Division and Upton’s 4th Division was now well over 2,700. On 24 and 25 April, all of the former slaves recruited by the Corp were examined by the surgeon and organized into three regiments consisting of 1,100 men each. They were outfitted with captured Confederate uniforms and equipment and on 1 May ordered back to their respective divisions.

On 18 May Secretary of War Stanton sent a message to Wilson approving the organization of three colored units and directing him to muster them in for three years. The unit assigned to the 1st Division was designated as the 136th Infantry Regiment USCT, the 2nd Division was designated as the 137th Infantry Regiment USCT and the 4th Division was designated as the 138th Infantry Regiment USCT. On 21 May the three regiments were organized into the African Brigade under the command of General Andrew J. Alexander

136th Infantry Regiment, United States Colored Troops

The 136th Infantry Regiment of U.S. Colored Troops was organized at Macon, Georgia in June of 1865 and was one of the last three units to be mustered into the Union Army under the Bureau of Colored Troops during the Civil War. Some of the men had ben medically screened and formed into companies on April 24 and 25, 1865.

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The recruits were originally outfitted with captured Confederate uniforms and equipment, afterwards the regiment relocated to a camp South of Atlanta under the command of Colonel Richard Root. Upon completing initial training the men were mustered into Federal Service at Atlanta, Georgia on July 15, 1865. The entire regiment was mustered out of service on January 4, 1866. These are the men of the 136th Infantry Regiment:

136th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames A-B

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/ Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Aaron, Judge E Private Private Walton County GA 21Abrams, William B Private Private Meriwether County GA 18Adam, Hodge I Private Private Houston County GA 20Adams, Samuel D Private Private Charleston County SC 38Alexander, Henry K Private Private Pike County GA 22Alexander, John I Private Corporal Monroe County GA 18 07/19/1865Alexander, Pleasant G Private Private Macon County GA 18Allen, Aaron E Private Private Henry County GA 28Allen, Decatur F Private Private Fayette County AL 28Allman, Michael D Private Corporal LaGrange GA 21 07/16/1865Anderson, Alexander G Private Private Edgefield County NC 22Anderson, George D Private Private Troup County GA 18Anderson, John K Private 6thCorporal Dinwiddie County VA 26 10/16/1865Anderson, Joseph A Private Private Cobb County GA 19Anderson, Joshua D Private Private Pike County GA 21Anderson, Lewis C Private Private Orange County VA 26Anderson, Townsend A Private Private Richmond County VA 30Andrews, Booker B Private Private Pike County GA 19Andrews, Cancer I Private Private Taliaferro County GA 26Anglem, John F Private Private Richmond VA 35Anthony, Levi B Private Corporal Meriwether County GA 19 07/16/1865Anthony, William I Private Corporal Richmond County VA 19 07/19/1865Arnold, Harrison G Private Private Coweta County GA 20Arnold, Henry G Private Private Wills County GA 32Austin, Anderson F Private Private Newnan GA 20Avery, Charles E Private Private Buckingham VA 21Bailey, James D Private Private Monroe County TN 22

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Baker, Daniel A Private Private Jackson County GA 20Baker, Edward F. F&S Assist Surg Assist Surg Cleveland OH 22Baker, Levi I Private Private Lexington AL 18Baldwin, Peter D Private Private Talbot County GA 22Ball, Berry D Private Private Bibb County GA 20Banks, Dick H Private Private Page County VA 33Banks, George H Private 2ndCorporal New Kent County VA 35 07/16/1865Banks, Henderson B Private Private Clatenville GA 20Banks, John G Private Corporal Jasper County GA 25 10/23/1865Banks, Ned H Private Private Mathew County VA 30Bardy, Cassius C Private Private True GA 19Barwel, l Henry G Private Private Jefferson County VA 19Bascomb, Thomas D Private Private Pulaski County GA 36Bass, Truman G Private Private Rome GA 23Batey, Levi I Private Private Goochland County VA 30Battle, Alfred I Private Private Forsyth GA 20Battle, George H Private Private Monroe County VA 26Battle, Henry I Private Private Pittsylvania County VA 35Battle, Scott I Private Private Forsyth GA 39Baugh, Lewis C Private Private Macon GA 18Beasley, Daniel K Private Private Montgomery County AL 19Beaver, Spencer G Private Private Loudoun County VA 25Belfry, David D Private Private Madison County MS 21Bell, Columbus H Private Private Irvington GA 18Bell, Judge E Private Private Walton County GA 23Belmer, Lexer E Private Private Jackson County FL 21Bembray, Thomas H Private Private Dooly County GA 24Benham, Frederick G Private Private Greensville County VA 24Benjamin, Alick E Private Corporal Savannah GA 21 07/16/1865Bently, Levi B Private Private Montgomery AL 20Berry, Joseph D Private Private Russell County AL 18Berry, Samuel G Private Private Russell County AL 18Bersey, George K Private Sergeant Pike County GA 32 11/19/1865Bersey, Thomas K Private Corporal Lawrence County AL 45 07/16/1865Beverly, John B Private Private Giles County VA 19Bibb, Alexander A Private Private Columbus MS 22

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Bibb, Edward F Private Private Montgomery AL 19Bibb, Elijah A Private Private Columbus MS 19Bibb, John I Private Private Montgomery AL 18Bibb, Joseph F Private Private Montgomery AL 20Bibb, William F Private Private Montgomery AL 22Bies, Levi I Private Private Butts County GA 20Billingsley, Burk K Private Private Harris County GA 20Billingsley, Charles K Private Corporal Orange County VA 25 10/14/1865Billingsley, Horace K Private Private Caroline County VA 25Billingsley, Peter A Private Private Savannah GA 35Bird, Jones B Private Private Marietta GA 18Bishop, Franklin D Private Private Iredell County NC 23Black, Sandy C Private Private Columbus GA 24Black, William H Private Private Richmond VA 33Blackman, Warren F Private Private Calhoun County AL 19Blackman, Willis C Private Private Pike County GA 18Blalock, Frank K Private Private Meriwether County GA 18Bledsoe, John D Private Private Jasmine County KY 21Borgan, Albert P. H Private Private South Hampton County VA 22Boseman, Sandy E Private Private Montgomery AL 20Bowlin, Joseph J Private Private Pike County GA 23Bowlin, Preston G Private Private Halifax County VA 22Boxton, Wiley A Private Corporal Talbot County GA 21 07/16/1865Bradley, Jacob E Private Private Oglethorpe County GA 40Bradshaw, James C Private Private Orange County VA 25Bradshaw, Thomas C Private Private Pulaski County GA 26Bradshaw, Tony C Private Private Hawkinsville GA 20Braxton, Artwell D Private Private Levy County FL 22Brentley, George E Private Private Walton County GA 32Brice, Patrick H Private Private Fluvanna County VA 33Broden, Milus E Private Private Morgan County GA 22Brown, Alick E Private Private Montgomery AL 18Brown, Anson E Private Private Montgomery AL 19Brown, Carter C Private Private Richmond VA 26Brown, Frank E Private Private Montgomery AL 22Brown, Fred C Private COM SGT Annapolis MD 36

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Brown, George I Private Sergeant Wilkes County NC 29 07/19/1865Brown, Hardy E Private Private Montgomery AL 32Brown, Harrison F Private Private Montgomery County AL 20Brown, Henry I Private Private Richmond VA 18Brown, Henry C Private Musician Pensacola FL 19 07/17/1865Brown, Henry E Private Private Russell County AL 18Brown, Isaac F Private Private (Unknown) NC 24Brown, Jackson F Private Private Montgomery AL 20Brown, Joseph E Private Corporal Savannah GA 25 07/16/1865Brown, Leander K Private Private Pike County GA 19Brown, Moses K Private Private Pike County GA 27Brown, Nelson E Private Private Montgomery AL 22Brown, Oliver J Private Private Richmond VA 18Brown, Taylor F Private Private Side Hill AL 18Brown, Zeak E Private Private Montgomery AL 26Brunson, Lewis F Private Private Summerville SC 28Bryant, Prince K Private Private Talladega County AL 23Bryant, Stephen D Private Private Morgan County GA 32Buchanan, Anthony I Private Private Russell County AL 18Buchanan, Elias K Private Private Washington County VA 20Buchanan, Henry K Private Private Orange County VA 24Buchanan, Joseph K Private Private Richmond VA 19Buchanan, Smith G Private Private Caroline County VA 20Buchanan, Smith K Private Private Highland East VA 21Buchanan, Solomon G Private Private Rockingham NC 19Buchanan, William I Private Private Russell County AL 18Bullock, George H Private Private Columbus GA 19Bunell, George B Private Private Giles County VA 20Burch, Arthur D Private Private Russell County AL 19Burden, Alex F Private Corporal Cartwright County NC 30 07/11/1865Burgess, Andrew C Private Private Franklin AL 21Burks, Dock K Private Private Troup County GA 21Burks, George K Private Private Macon County AL 29Burks, Joseph K Private Corporal Macon County AL 24Burnett, George A Private Corporal Congo, AFRICA 18 07/16/1865Bush, Joseph C Private Private Macon GA 21

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Bush, Samuel I Private Private Macon GA 19Butcher, John I Private Corporal Dinwiddie County VA 27 07/19/1865Byron, Francis G Private Private Columbus GA 22

136th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames C-E

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/ Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Cales, Edmund E Private Sergeant Lexington GA 27 07/16/1865Calins, Alfred B Private Private Marion AL 18Callaway, Reuben K Private Private Richmond VA 30Calloway, Allen A Private Wagoner Nobles City GA 35 07/16/1865Calloway, Nathan F Private Private Montgomery County AL 21Calloway, Richard F Private Private Petersburg VA 35Calloway, Windsor F Private Private Wilkes County NC 35Campbell, Jacob B Private Private Augusta GA 38Campbell, John A Private Private Blount County TN 19Campbell, Richard F Private Private Charleston SC 30Carlisle, James H. C Sergeant 2nd Lieut. Oshkosh WI 22 06/22/1865Carney, Robert B 2nd Lieut. 1st Lieut. Vermilon IL 35 07/26/1865Carolton, Aaron G Private Private Clark County AL 20Carter, Ephraim H Private Private Chatham County NC 23Carter, Moses I Private Private Anderson District SC 28Carter, Samuel I Private Private Fayette County AL 19Cash, William B Private Private Carroll County GA 19Chalmners, Alvertis F Private Private Monroe County GA 18Chalmners, Henry F Private Private Fulton County GA 18Chambers, Sam B Private Private Monroe County GA 19Chapel, Benjamin H Private Private Macon GA 18Chapel, Frank H Private Private Bibb County GA 21Chapel, Freeman H Private Private Lawrence County GA 21Chapel, Job H Private Private Bibb County GA 23Chapel, Lafayette H Private Private Lumpkin County GA 22Chapman, Anderson H Private 3rdSergeant Warren County GA 26 07/16/1865Chapman, George H Private Private Monroe County GA 20Chappel, Nathan C Private Private Lowndes County GA 20

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Charader, Jordon G Private Private Albemarle County VA 19Cheeves, Robert K Private 1stSergeant Dade County GA 38 09/17/1865Cherry, Merriman A Private Corporal Sumter County SC 19 07/16/1865Cherry, Robert A Private Private Sumter County SC 21Chism, Minor C Private Private Columbus GA 19Clark, William C Private Sergeant Chesterfield VA 38 07/17/1865Clarkley, Virgil I Private Sergeant Jacksonville FL 22 07/19/1865Clay, Albert E Private Private Montgomery AL 20Clinton, Isaac C Private Private Martin County NC 20Clockley, Archie H Private Private Columbus GA 23Clopton, Abraham I Private Private Maryland District FL 22Clowers, John B Private Private New Hanover County NC 20Cobb, Fred E Private Private New Hanover County NC 30Cobb, Hardy E Private Private New Hanover County NC 23Cochran, Jake C Private Private Monroe VA 21Colbert, Jackson I Private Private Crawford County GA 18Cole, Jackson I Private Private Montgomery AL 19Colier, Charles D Private Private Crawford County GA 28Collis, Benjamin K Private Private Talladega County AL 24Colyer, Harry I Private Private Talbot County GA 25Connigan, John E Private Private Benton AL 25Conville, John C Private Private Charleston SC 20Cook, Gilbert K Private Private Richmond VA 24Cooper, Henry E Private Private Columbus GA 28Coton, Alexander K Private Private Harris County GA 19Cotton, Lorenzo D. C Private SGM Jackson MS 35 09/01/1865Crawford, Dennis G Private Private Henry County GA 25Cropp, Peter H Private Private Barbour County AL 20Crue, Gus C Private Corporal Athens AL 21 07/16/1865Curtis, Jesse F Private Private (Unknown) MD 33Dallas, George F Private Private Murfreesboro TN 19Dancer, James H Private Private Columbus GA 23Dandzley, Green K Private Private Troup County GA 18Dasier, John E Private Private Harris County GA 21Davies, Ace B Private Private New Orleans LA 20Davis, Charles G Private Private Morgan County GA 25

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Davis, George F Private Private Greene County GA 21 Died 08/03Davis, Grant I Private Private Monroe County MS 24Davis, Henry I Private Private Franklin VA 27Davis, James A Private 1stSergeant Harris County GA 26 07/16/1865Davis, James C Private Sergeant Washington County AL 24 07/17/1865Davis, Jeff C Private Private Macon GA 24Davis, Jefferson G Private 5thSergeant Hardeeville SC 30 10/23/1865Davis, Madison F Musician Private Hamburg GA 19Davis, Nathan C Private Private Monroe AL 18Davis, Rufus D Private Private Madison County MS 24Davison, Lawson A Private Private Slatersville NC 25Davison, Robert A Private Private Montgomery AL 24Davison, Thomas A Private Private Slatersville NC 18Dawsee, Henry E Private Private Gwinnett County GA 26Delock, Jacob H Private Private Talbot County GA 23Dent, Anderson G Private Private Morgan County GA 26Dick, John I Private Private Maury County TN 23Dicken, David S. H QM SGT 1st Lieut. Danville IL 29 07/26/1865Dickinson, Jacob E Private Private Macon GA 21Dillet, Frank E Private Private Talbot County GA 21Dillet, Jack E Private Private Tuskegee AL 18Dillet, Patrick E Private Private Macon County AL 25Dillet, Peter E Private Private Nashville TN 20Dillud, Butler K Private Private Richmond VA 20Dillud, George K Private Private Macon County AL 20Dixon, Andrew C Private Private Talbot County GA 18Dixon, William C Private Private Twiggs SC 34Dobbs, Granville A Private Private Cobb County GA 21Douglas, Henry B Private Sergeant Edgefield County SC 37Dowmzeal, Sam B Private Private Woodford County KY 20Downer, Joseph B. K COM SGT Captain Stark County OH 25 06/22/1865Dressel, Richard A Private 2nd Lieut. Halberstadt, PRUSSIA 24 06/22/1865Drury, Madison H Private Private Spalding County GA 21Dunham, Boss F Private Private Putnam County GA 21Eager, John W H Sergeant 2nd Lieut. Wythe County VA 38 06/22/1865East, Perry H Private Corporal Perry County KY 25 07/16/1865

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Eckles, Anderson F Private Corporal Jasper County GA 35 07/16/1865Edings, Clayborn F Private Private Tuscaloosa AL 27Edmonson, William B Private Private Northport SC 37Edmund, Willis H Private Private Madison MS 21Edwards, Emanuel H Private Private Talbot County GA 24Edwards, George E Private Private Columbus GA 32Edwards, Harrison H Private Private Dallas County AL 20Edwards, Marshall A Private Private Meriwether County GA 26Edwards, Solomon E Private Private Meriwether County GA 21Edwards, William D Private Private Demopolis AL 31Ellis, Daniel A Private Private Greeneville GA 21Ellison, Jacob K Private Private Talbot County GA 21Ellison, John I Private Private Talbot County GA 22Ellison, Peter K Private Private Macon County AL 19Emery, Arthur A Private Private Baltimore MD 22Emery, Charles A Private Private Baltimore MD 35Emery, Jordan A Private Private Columbus GA 20Emery, Milton A Private Private Columbus GA 18Evaly, Wallace A Private Private Savannah GA 21Evans, Jessie C Private Private Cusham SC 39

136th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames F-H

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/ Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Fagan, Frank C Private Private Nashville TN 18Famin, Van F Private Sergeant Cherokee County AL 25 07/16/1865Fanning, Joseph K Private Private Charleston SC 28Farley, Isaac K Private Private Harris County GA 22Faulk, Island I Private Private Twiggs County GA 18Felton, Floyd H Private Private Athens GA 22Ferguson, Lawrence I Private Private Milledgeville GA 29Fields, Henry F Private Fifer Columbus GA 22 07/16/1865Fields, Simon F Private Private Dansville SC 18Finley, Augustus I Private Private Greene County GA 21Fisher, Peter G Private Private Richland County SC 36

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Flemens, Jack B Private Private Bibb County GA 20Flemista, James C Private Corporal Meriwether County GA 22 07/16/1865Flemista, Joseph K Private Fifer Meriwether County GA 19 07/16/1865Flemista, Reed K Private Private Spaulding County GA 23Flinn, Edward E Private Private Montgomery AL 28Floid, Thomas E Private Private Lawrence County AL 25Flourney, William H Private Private Elmore County AL 19Flynn, James F Private Private Clarke County AL 21Ford, Beverly C Private Private Milledgeville GA 31Ford, Jacob D Private Private Talbot County GA 20Ford, James A Private Private Baltimore MD 24Ford, Jason G Private Private Greene County VA 24Fork, Benjamin I Private Private Twiggs County GA 18Fort, Abner A Private Corporal Putnam County GA 18 07/16/1865Foster, Robert F Private Private Macon GA 23Fox, James G Private Private New Orleans LA 20Fox, Joseph C. G Private Private New Orleans LA 24Franklin, George G Private Private Calhoun County AL 21Frasure, Allen B Private Corporal Macon County AL 21 09/15/1865Frazier, Alfred F Private 3rdCorporal Macon County AL 19 09/25/1865Frazier, Charles A Private Private Montgomery County AL 20Frazier, George K Private Private Macon County AL 21Frederick, Jackson K Private Private James AL 23Freeman, Anderson D Private Private Jones County GA 20Freeman, Riley G Private Private White AL 18Freeman, Rily B Private Private Meriwether County GA 22French, Mansfield F&S Chaplain Chaplain Washington DC 11/28/1865Friar, Green C Private Private Richmond VA 21Fulton, Lewis H Private Private Jackson County GA 24Gabriel, Ellison H Private Private Talbot County GA 34Gaines, James G Private Private Selma AL 19Gales, John I Private Corporal Westmoreland County VA 20 07/19/1865Gallen, Jerry K Private Private Bibb County GA 24Gallery, George G Private Private Caroline County VA 25Gamble, Lane C Private Wagoner LaGrange GA 28 07/16/1865Game, Lafayette G Private Private Jasper County GA 26

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Gardner, Edwin C Private Private Charleston SC 21Garment, Stephen G Private Sergeant Talbot County GA 24 08/20/1865Gates, Daniel G Private Private Bibb County GA 24Gates, Robert C Private Private Macon GA 22Gates, Samuel C Private Private Macon GA 26Gates, Sandie I Private Private Meriwether County GA 19Gates, William R. F&S Hosp Stew Hosp Stew 09/14/1865Gay, Smith C Private Private Macon GA 22George, Toby C Private Private Columbus GA 20Gibson, John B Private Private Jones County GA 23Gilbert, Green H Private Private Gwinnett County GA 25Giles, Peter F Private Private Lynchburg VA 33Gilmore, Dennis H Private Private Montgomery County AL 18Gilmore, Judge C Private Private Montgomery County AL 18Glass, Edward I Private Corporal Fayette County GA 22 07/19/1865Goalsby, Ben B Private Private Price AL 22Godfrey, Isaac D Private Private Russell County AL 19Golden, Edmon B Private Private Columbus GA 23Goldsmith, Lewis H Private Private Camden County GA 35Gooden, Warren D Private Private Selma AL 19Goodin, Ephraim C Private Private Columbia NC 40Gooding, Dock E Private Private Monroe County GA 25Gooding, Jerry E Private Wagoner Elbert County GA 29 07/16/1865Gooding, Samuel E Private Private Montgomery AL 21Goodson, Charles D Private Private Autauga County AL 18Goodson, Eli D Private Private Autauga County AL 21Goodwin, Addison D Private Private Bibb County AL 20Goodwin, Charles D Private Private Selma AL 18Gordon, Andrew D Private Private Shelby County AL 18Gordon, Benjamin H Private Private Pulaski County GA 23Gordon, Carr D Private Private Shelby County AL 19Gordon, Jackson H Private Private Jefferson County GA 18Gordon, Michael D Private Wagoner Greenville County SC 40Grace, George H Private Private (Unknown) NC 19Graddy, Henry C Private Private Athens GA 19Grandison, Gabriel D Private Corporal Catawba County NC 23 11/29/1865

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Grapes, Alexander I Private Private Covington County AL 23Gratton, Thomas C Private Private Jackson MS 19 Died 11/01Graves, Aaron D Private Private Macon County AL 19Graves, Cyrus A Private Private Lawrence County AL 24Graves, Ephraim E Private Sergeant Stewart County GA 22 07/16/1865Graves, Napoleon A Private Private Lawrence County AL 22Green, David E Private Private Macon GA 21Green, Moses I Private Private Talbot County GA 18Green, William E Private Private Chambers County AL 18Green, William C Private 6thCorporal Charleston SC 20 12/12/1865Greggs, Clem C Private Private Harris County GA 22Greggs, Nelson C Private Private Harris County GA 27Griffen, Ben B Private Private Madison County GA 35Griffin, Benjamin D Private Private Russell County AL 32Griffin, Charles D Private Private Harris County GA 23Griffin, Elias D Private Private Harris County GA 34Griffin, Henry D Private Private Chambers County AL 18Grinney, Charles A Private Private (Unknown) VA 18Gunn, James B Private Private Putnam County GA 19Gutherie, Allen K Private Private (Unknown) VA 21Hagler, Christian A Private Private Orangeburg County SC 21Hagler, Harry A Private Private Orangeburg County SC 27Hagler, Irvin A Private Private Orangeburg County SC 20Hagler, Solomon A Private Private Orangeburg County SC 18Hall, Alfred F Private Private Columbus GA 18Hall, Daniel A Private Private Carteret County NC 19Hall, Jesse H Private Private Columbus GA 19Hamilton, Robert D Private Private Augusta GA 29Hamilton, Wade H Private Private Abbeville County SC 35Hancock, Charles G Private Private Randolph County GA 21Hansom, James I Private Private Wilkes County GA 21Hanson, Silas G Private Private Monroe County GA 20Harding, Dred K Private Private Norton VA 30Harding, Isaiah E Private Private Russell County AL 21Hardon, Nelson G Private Private Meriwether County GA 22Hardway, Alfred A Private Private Columbus GA 18

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Hardy, Simon E Private Private Charlotte VA 19Harmon, George W. F Private Private Forsyth GA 19Harper, Emanuel I Private Private Troup County GA 18Harris, Felix K Private Private Bibb County GA 21Harris, Hun E Private Sergeant Montgomery AL 26 07/16/1865Harris, Isaac K Private Private Meriwether County GA 19Harris, Simon G Private Private Meriwether County GA 20Harrison, Federal C Private Private Washington DC 29Harrison, General D Private 5thCorporal Russell County AL 24 07/16/1865Harrold, Lige B Private Private Carlton VA 20Harry, Henry A Private Private Edgefield County SC 19Harry, Henry E Private Private Milledgeville GA 25Harvey, Amos F Private Private Talbot County GA 19Harvey, Elijah F Private Private Talbot County GA 18Harvey, Granville A Private Private Pittsylvania County VA 21Harvey, Irvin A Private Private Russell County AL 18Harvey, James A Private Private Russell County AL 21Hatcher, Israel E Private Private Dallas County AL 21Hatcher, Reason D Private Private Dallas County AL 20Hawkles, Samuel F Private Private Montgomery County AL 35Head, Jefferson K Private Private Pike County GA 19Hempheel, James F Private Corporal Tuscaloosa County AL 19 07/16/1865Henderson, Lewis D Private Private Monroe County AL 20Henderson, William I Private Private Coweta County GA 21Hendrick, Alfred B Private Private Newton County GA 19Henry, Art D Private Private Macon County GA 20Henry, John G Private Private Norfolk VA 25Henry, Samuel I Private Private Wilcox County AL 22Herndon, Harrison I Private Captain Clarkesville GA 34 07/15/1865Hill, Edmond H Private Private Troup County GA 22Hill, Edward A Private Private (Unknown) MS 24Hill, Frank A Private Private Greene County GA 20Hill, Virgil C Private Corporal Montgomery AL 27 07/17/1865Hilliard, Chapin H Private 4thCorporal Macon GA 23 10/09/1865Hilliard, Judge E Private Private Clarke County GA 20Hilliard, Rubin B Private Private Lawrence County AL 19

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Hilliard, Simon B Private Private Albany SC 28Hinds, William F Private Private Greenville GA 21Hogan, Lewis D Private Private Troup County GA 20Hoge, Daniel K Private Private Nashville TN 20Hogg, Richard D Private Private LaGrange GA 22Holinshade, Thomas H Private Private Macon GA 18Holmes, Gilbert I Private Private Houston County GA 19Holmes, Joseph D Private Private Charleston SC 30Holoman, Henry C Private Private Wilkes County GA 26Holt, David C Private Private Somers TN 23Holt, Henry C. E Private Musician Columbus GA 22 07/16/1865Holt, Josiah E Private Sergeant Columbus GA 25 07/16/1865Holt, Mat B Private Private Putnam County GA 37Holt, Nathaniel A Private Private (Unknown) NC 31Holt, Sidney C Private Private Putnam County GA 24Hood, Benn B Private Private Harris County GA 20Hosier, Daniel E Private Private Harris County GA 21Howard, Albert H Private Private Russell County AL 21Howard, Bivien H Private Private Russell County AL 22Howard, David F Private Private Tuscaloosa AL 19Howard, David D Private Private Putnam County GA 20Howard, Edinboro H Private Private Russell County AL 19Howard, Henry B Private Private Lawrence County AL 18Howard, Henry H Private Private Russell County AL 19Howard, Isaac B Private Private St Clair County AL 22Howard, Lucius I Private Private Monroe County GA 18Howard, Mark I Private Private Forsyth GA 20Howard, Matic H Private 1stCorporal Richmond County GA 24 07/16/1865Howard, Nathan B Private Private Lawrence County AL 20Howard, Richard D Private Private Madison County GA 23Howard, William I Private Private Monroe County GA 20Howell, Peter D Private Private Wilcox County AL 23Howell, Robert I Private Private Tuskegee AL 24Howey, James H. G Sergeant 1st Lieut. St Clair County MI 26 06/22/1865Huckybook, Sutten B Private Private Houston County GA 25Hudson, Calvin D Private Private Jefferson County AL 18

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Hudson, Green G Private Private Monroe County GA 18Hudson, John D Private Private Jefferson County AL 25Hudson, Sidney D Private Private Jefferson County AL 20Hugle, William H Private Private Harris County GA 25Hugley, Joseph H Private Private Washington DC 23Humphrey, Solomon E Private Corporal Richmond VA 28 07/16/1865Hunt, James I Private Private Dallas County AL 25Hunt, Richard B Private Private Jones County GA 25Hunter, James D Private Private Charleston SC 25Hunter, Samuel D Private 3rdSergeant Dallas County AL 36 07/17/1865Hurd, William D Private Private Vicksburg MS 19Hurston, John G Private Private Putnam County GA 25Hussey, George A Private Private Richmond VA 18Hussy, Alfred C Private Private Macon GA 18Hussy, Peter B Private Private Greenville GA 25Hutchinson, Daniel K Private Private Pittsylvania County VA 34Hutchinson, Jackson K Private Private Harris County GA 21Hutchinson, John K Private Private Rockingham County NC 28Hutchinson, Warren K Private Private Harris County GA 24Hutchinson, William H. K Private Private Baltimore MD 25Huzey, Thomas F Private Private Greenville GA 20

136th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames I-L

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Ingram, James G Private Wagoner Hancock GA 23 07/15/1865Ingram, John G Private Private Meriwether County GA 19Ingram, Willis F Private Private Pike County GA 25Ingrams, Alexander K Private Private Knoxville TN 20Ingrams, Thomas K Private Private Baltimore MD 18Jackson, Adolphus A Private Private Selma AL 20Jackson, Andrew C Private Private Columbus GA 18Jackson, Andrew D Private Private Coosa County AL 18Jackson, Andrew C Private Private Vicksburg MS 19Jackson, Edmond B Private Private Charleston SC 20

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Jackson, George E Private Private LaGrange GA 18Jackson, Hal F Private Private Jones County GA 23Jackson, Henry I Private Private Athens GA 21Jackson, Ishman K Private Private Autauga County AL 25Jackson, John T. H Private 1stSergeant Bibb County GA 24 07/19/1865Jackson, Thomas K Private Private Richmond VA 25Jackson, Tyler I Private Private Darien GA 18Jackson, William F Private 1stSergeant Richmond VA 35 07/16/1865James, Austin C Private Corporal Ft Mitchell AL 21 07/16/1865James, John C Private Private Montgomery AL 20James, Mike F Private Private Montgomery AL 18Jarras, Allen G Private Corporal Montgomery AL 20 07/16/1865Jarras, Thomas G Private Private Montgomery AL 19Jefferson, Alexander I Private Private Jackson County NC 22Jenkins, Aaron D Private Private Americus GA 21Jenkins, Green D Private Private Americus GA 18Jenkins, Jacob H Private Private Beaufort County SC 35Jenkins, James C Private Drummer Nashville TN 18 09/01/1865Jenkins, Jordan K Private Private Pike County GA 20Jenkins, William A Private Private Williamsburg VA 20Jennings, Washington E Private Private Treutlen County GA 19Jessee, William G Private Private Columbia County GA 18Jester, John F Private Private Griffin GA 21Jiles, James B Private Private Columbus GA 19Jinkins, Charles G Private Private Pike County GA 23Johnhenderson, Harrison E Private Corporal Columbus GA 21 07/16/1865Johnson, Aaron B Private Private Caroline County VA 38Johnson, Briston G Private Private Coweta County GA 25Johnson, Charles A Private Private Columbus GA 19Johnson, Daniel H Private Private Bibb County GA 20Johnson, Henry D Private Private Tuskegee AL 18Johnson, Henry I Private Private Washington County GA 20Johnson, Lucius E Sergeant 1st Lieut. Windham CT 31 06/22/1865Johnson, Ransom B Private Corporal Vicksburg MS 20 07/16/1865Johnson, Thomas A Private Corporal Baltimore MD 28 10/18/1865Johnson, Wiley H Private Private Washington County GA 29

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Johnston, Nero G Private Sergeant Charleston SC 21 08/03/1865Jones, Andrew J. F&S 1st Lieut. Lieut. Col Fayette County KY 20 06/08/1865Jones, Buck E Private Private Montgomery County AL 20Jones, David D Private Private Montgomery County AL 31Jones, David E Private Private Montgomery County AL 20Jones, Edmond B Private Private Charleston SC 19Jones, Eli K Private Private Meriwether County GA 21Jones, Henry B Private Private Meriwether County GA 20Jones, Jackson A Private Sergeant Washington County GA 30 07/16/1865Jones, James I Private Corporal Lowndes County AL 30 09/16/1865Jones, Levi H Private 8thCorporal Mobile County AL 23 07/15/1865Jones, Lewis E Private Private Macon County AL 18Jones, Robert A Private Private Lawrence County AL 27Jones, Robert G Private Private Columbus GA 21Jones, Saul E Private Private Montgomery County AL 19Jones, William B Private Private Macon County AL 20Jones, William G Private Private Grayson County VA 23Jonnigan, Aleck E Private Private Clarke County GA 26Jordan, Charles C Private Private Pike County GA 18Jordan, Jonah C Private Private Pike County GA 18Jorden, Edmond F Private Private Desoto County MS 20Jordon, Jacob K Private Private Wilkes County GA 36Jordon, Richard B Private Private Southfield VA 42Judkins, Albert K Private Private Montgomery County AL 32Judkins, Monroe K Private Private Montgomery County AL 23Judkins, Newton K Private Private Campbell County VA 22Judkinson, Ephraim E Private Private Boiling Springs SC 30Kade, Cyrus A Private Private Charleston SC 30Keith, Robert D Private Private Morgan County GA 18Kelly, Powell I Private Private Newton County GA 18Kemp, Andrew A Private Musician Cobb County GA 19 07/16/1865Key, Smith I Private Private Lauderdale County AL 18Kimbal, Crawford B Private Private Greene County GA 19Kimbal, Hilliard B Private Private Greene County GA 18Kimball, William E Private Private Henry County GA 19King,Simeon H Private Private Columbus GA 21

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Kingseatt, William G. B 1st Lieut. Captain Tennessee NY 26 06/22/1865Lacey, David A Private Musician Richmond VA 18 07/16/1865Lamar, Samuel I Private Private Glenville AL 18Lammord, David D Private Private Alexandria LA 21Lane, Edward D Private Private Franklin AL 24Langsford, James G Private Private James City VA 25Larkins, Milton C Private Private Lawson SC 26Lattimer, Charles E Private Musician Montgomery County GA 21 07/16/1865Laws, Henry A Private Private Talbot County GA 34Le Grand, James G Private Private Macon GA 21Leak, William I Private Private Cobb County GA 18Lee, Frank E Private Private Columbus GA 23Lee, James R B Private Private Nashville TN 30Lee, Samuel C Private Corporal Montgomery AL 22 09/29/1865Lewis, George A Private Private Lawrence County AL 23Lewis, Reuben A Private Private Lawrence County AL 18Lewis, Richard D Private 4thCorporal Greene County GA 31 07/16/1865Lewis, Robert A Private Private Lawrence County AL 23Lewis, William H Private 3rdCorporal Columbus GA 20 07/16/1865Lewis, Zeddick H Private Private Columbus GA 23Lindsey, Eli K Private Sergeant LaGrange GA 21 11/19/1865Lipscum, William K Private Private Troup County GA 25Locklin, Robert B Private 1stCorporal Columbus GA 23 07/16/1865Lockwood, Primus D Private Private Callaville AL 23Logan, Isom H Private Private Spaulding County GA 19Logan, John S. I Sergeant 2nd Lieut. Green County TN 24 06/22/1865Lokey, Alexander I Private Private Columbus GA 18Lokey, Henry C Private Private Jones AL 29Lokey, John I Private Private Auburn AL 18Lomax, Sibin B Private Private Jones County GA 23Lovejoy, Spencer G Private Private Marietta GA 24Lovitt, Paul F Private Corporal Meriwether County GA 23 07/01/1865Lovitt, Willis F Private Private Greenville GA 20Lowery, Wesley K Private Private Troup County GA 29Lucere, Asberry F Private Private Monroe County GA 25Lucere, Smith F Private Sergeant Monroe County GA 20 11/01/1865

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Lundy, Nathen B Private Private Lawrence County AL 20Lynch, Alexander H Private Private Muscogee County GA 23Lynch, George H Private Private Boyle County KY 21

136th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames M-O

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/ Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Magee, William B Private Private Milledgeville GA 29Maginty, William I Private Private Wilkes County GA 32Mallox, Hilliard I Private Private Harris County GA 25Malone, Buck G Private Private Alexandria VA 19Mangam, Jefferson A Private Private Pike County GA 21Mangam, Squire A Private Private Pike County GA 22Marity, William D Corporal 2nd Lieut. Greene County KY 20 06/22/1865Marshall, Allen I Private Private Columbus GA 22Marshall, William I Private Private Columbus GA 20Martain, Collins G Private Private Talbot County GA 25Martain, Daniel G Private Private Twiggs County GA 42Martain, Primas G Private Private Meriwether County GA 20Martin, Charles K Private Private Meriwether County GA 24Martin, Harry B Private Private Abbyville SC 20Martin, Jessee D Private Private Selma AL 24Martin, Menson K Private Private Meriwether County GA 22Mason, James F Private Private Petersburg VA 32Mathews, Edward F Private Private Dallas County AL 23Mathews, Gloster F Private Private Dallas County AL 20Mathews, Hampden F Private Private Greene County SC 24Mathews, Robert F Private Private Dallas County AL 21Mathron, Mack A Private Private Milledgeville GA 22Mattocks, Toby C Private Private Warren County GA 21Maul, Prince F Private Drummer Lowndes County AL 23 07/16/1865Mayes, Jacob K Private Private Pike County GA 18Mayes, James K Private Private Pike County GA 19Mays, Albert B Private Private Macon County AL 21Mays, Charles C Private Private Pike County GA 24

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Mays, Victoria E Private Private Lowndes County AL 21McAdore, Jeremiah D Private Private Greene County SC 37McAdore, Thornton D Private Private Tuscaloosa County AL 34McAdore, Wilson D Private Private Jefferson County AL 18McBride, Brison E Private Private Chattahoochee County GA 18McCain, Philip C Private Private Montgomery AL 18McCasson, Samuel F Private Private Ashby SC 18McCauley, Joseph K Private Wagoner Troup County GA 30 97/16/1865McClenden, Hilliard F Private Private Greenville GA 21McClennan, John A Private Private Milledgeville GA 19McClenton, David F Private Private Greene County GA 38McCoggin, George E Private Corporal St Louis MO 21 07/16/1865McCormick, James G 2nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. Liverpool ENGLAND 40 06/22/1865McCoy, Clark F Private Private Columbus GA 21McCoy, Henry I Private Private West Point GA 18McCoy, Joseph C Private Private Russell County AL 19McCrea, Peter I Private Private Bibb County GA 23McCree, Anthony I Private Corporal Mulberry SC 25McCurdy, Limos C Private Private Butler SC 22McCurdy, Samuel I Private Private Greenville SC 19McDowell, Albert F Private Private Barnesville GA 25McDowell, Benjamin K Private Private Dougherty County GA 20McElmore, Willis K Private Private Charleston SC 23McGee, Henry A Private Private Lawrence County AL 19McGee, William A Private Private Beaufort County VA 20McGinity, Dandie F Private Private Sumter County AL 23McGinney, Amos A Private Private Lawrence County AL 18McGinney, Paul A Private Private Lawrence County AL 24McGinney, Robert A Private Corporal Lawrence County AL 20 07/16/1865McGinney, William A Private Private Lawrence County AL 18McIntire, John C Private Private Bent GA 21McIntosh, Rola F Private Private Chambers County AL 18McKelry, Neil H Private Private Clayton County GA 22McKinsey, Leonard D Private Private Barbour County AL 38McQueen, Charles A Private Private Lawrence County AL 18McWilliams, Thomas D Private Private Jefferson County AL 25

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Melan, Green C Private Private Columbus GA 25Merrill, Henry H Private Private Tuskegee AL 18Merriweather, Richard F Private Private Richmond VA 35Metcalf, Warren I Sergeant 1st Lieut. Claytown IL 23 07/16/1865Middlebrook, Dock D Private Private Newton County GA 26Mike, Manuel B Private Private Crawford County GA 20Miles, Boston D Private Musician Greene County GA 18Milhouse, Henderson E Private Private Dallas County AL 19Miller, Houston F Private Private Brunswick GA 18Miller, Samuel K Private Private Troup County GA 19Milliner, Isum K Private Private Pike County GA 26Mills, Prince B Private Private Deals FL 20Mills, William F Private Private Montgomery AL 33Milner, Dover I Private Private Dover NC 35Mims, Taylor I Private Private Bibb County GA 18Mitchell, Gilbert C 1st Lieut. Captain Niagara County NY 27 07/16/1865Mitchell, Henry E Private 1stSergeant Thomasville GA 20 07/16/1865Mitchell, Moses E Private Private Harris County GA 20Molant, Manuel B Private Private Upson County GA 20Moller, Olmsted B Private Private Clay County MS 18Monroe, Gabriel K Private 4thSergeant Caroline County VA 23 11/19/1865Montgomery, John E Private Private Robinson County VA 21Montgomery, Lewis E Private Private Montgomery County GA 19Moore, Benjamin H Private Private Clayton County GA 22Moore, Isaiah K Private 3rdCorporal Pike County GA 20 11/01/1865Moore, Jacob G Private Private Dallas County AL 20Moore, James A Private Private Twiggs County GA 25Moore, James C Private Sergeant Columbus GA 24 07/17/1865Moore, John C Private Private Lexington MS 19Moore, Reuben K Private 1stCorporal Monroe County GA 26 10/14/1865Moreland, Jackson I Private Private Newnan GA 18Moses, Nelson E Private Private Darien GA 21Moss, Andrew G Private Private Lincoln County GA 21 Died 09/16Moulton, Isaac A Private Private Perry County AL 32Moulton, William A Private Private Montgomery AL 19Multon, Thomas D Private Private Spaulding County GA 18

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Murphy, Allen C Private Private James County NC 23Murphy, Dock D Private Private Monroe County GA 20Murphy, Isaiah D Private Private Monroe County GA 23Murphy, John H. F Private Private Greene County NC 34Neal, Robert A Private Private Talbot County GA 21Nelson, Martin B Private Private Montgomery AL 20Nelson, Robert C Private Private Columbus GA 21Nesbit, Green F Private Private Jasper County GA 25Nichols, Thomas F QM SGT 1st Lieut. Columbian County OH 24 06/22/1865Noble, Joseph F Private 2nd Lieut. Pittsburgh PA 19 07/15/1865Nolan, Orin F Private Private Butts County GA 24Noles, Ishman B Private Private Columbus GA 19Noles, Stephen B Private Private Macon GA 18Nolls, Asbury A Private Private Lawrence County AL 24Oakley, Charles D Private Private Dublin County NC 30Ochiltree, Thomas J. K 1stSergeant 2nd Lieut. Louisa County IA 22 07/15/1865Ogletree, Peter E Private Private Macon County AL 22Olds, Oscar G Private Private Dooly County GA 20Olford, Zed K Private Private Butts County GA 19Osborn, Albert H Private Private Harris County GA 18Osburn, Charles J. F Private Private Jasper County GA 19Owens, Isom F Private Private Montgomery County AL 25Owens, Jerry K Private Private Monroe County GA 22Owens, Jordon K Private Private Monroe County GA 20Owens, Joseph I Private Private Montgomery AL 22

136th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames P-R

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/ Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Pace, Henry B Private Private Macon County AL 19Pace, James B Private Private Macon County AL 20Pace, Richard B Private Fifer Macon County AL 18 07/16/1865Parke, John S. EC 2nd Lieut. Adjutant Mt Clemmens MI 21 11/01/1865Parke, Robert H Private Private Muscogee County GA 20Parks, David G Private Private Monroe County GA 18

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Parks, Horatio G Private Private Columbus GA 18Parks, Mathew F Private Private Pike County GA 18Parks, Rufus D Private Corporal Selma AL 20 07/16/1865Payne, Clip K Private Private Cherokee County SC 25Payne, Hubert K Private 2ndCorporal Macon County AL 21 11/19/1865Payne, Peter K Private Private Savannah GA 24Payton, George G Private Private (Unknown) VA 32Pease, George W. F Captain Captain South Bend IN 26 06/22/1865Pennington, Ned D Private Private Morgan County GA 40Peoples, Kit H Private Private Union County SC 21Perkins, Abraham C Private Private Monroe County GA 21Perkins, George K Private Private Monroe County GA 29Perkins, Iverson H Private Private Monroe County GA 18Perkins, Nathan C Private Private Monroe County GA 27Perryman, Shedrick K Private Private Harris County GA 39 Died 07/23Person, Calvin B Private Corporal Monroe County GA 23 10/15/1865Person, Columbus B Private Private Columbus GA 25Persons, George C Private Private Jasper AL 33Phillips, Richard G Private Private Monroe County GA 25Phillips, William G Private Private Monroe County GA 23Pie, Thornton F Private Corporal Jasper County GA 20Poarch, Josiah K Private Private Meriwether County GA 35Polly, James I Private Private Lowndes County AL 18Porter, John D Private Corporal Greene County VA 22 07/16/1865Pott, Coleman C Private Private Chambers AL 18Pott, Henry C Private Private Richmond VA 23Powell, Bobb B Private Private Lawrence County AL 19Powell, Edward E Private Corporal Culpeper VA 23 07/16/1865Powell, George B Private Private Lawrence County AL 20Powell, Jack B Private Private Lawrence County AL 19Powell, William F Private Private Yazoo County MS 18Price, Benjamin C Private Private Coweta County GA 18Price, Dock I Private Private Morgan County GA 18Price, Washington B Private Private Jasper County GA 25Prince, Henry H Private Musician Richmond VA 19 07/16/1865Pugh, Henry H Private Private Burton County NC 30

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Pullum, Jacob E Private Private Noah County NC 25Pye, Anderson E Private Private Monroe County GA 23Pye, Isaac F Private Private Macon GA 25Pye, Richard J Private Fifer Monroe County GA 19 07/16/1865Pye, William K Private Private Jasper County GA 29Radcliff, John A Private Corporal Talbot County GA 20 07/16/1865Rainey, Stephen D Private Private Chester District SC 40Ramsey, Charles H Private Private Augusta GA 25Ramsey, Peter H Private Private Milledgeville GA 22Ranney, George E. F&S Surgeon Surgeon Charlotte MI 25 06/08/1865Ray, Lewis H Private Private Twiggs County GA 23Ray, Samuel B Private Private Meriwether County GA 18Read, Jack E Private Private Meriwether County GA 37Read, Rubin B Private Private Richmond VA 18Rease, Frank E Private Private Macon County AL 20Reaves, Wesley G Private Private Macon County GA 18Redden, William D Private Private Russell County AL 19Redwine, Robert I Private Private Charlotte VA 19Reed, Isaac H Private Private LaGrange GA 25Reese, Edmund A Private Private Lawrence County AL 20Reice, James C Private Private Lowndes County AL 19Reize, Samuel K Private Private Monroe County GA 20Render, Alfred B Private Private Meriwether County GA 28Render, William B Private Private Meriwether County GA 20Revels, Thomas A Private Private Harris County GA 18Revis, Henry H Private Private Monroe County GA 35Rhodes, William A Private Drum Maj Columbia County GA 18 07/15/1865Richardson, Alfred C Private Private Lumpkin GA 26Richardson, James A Private Private Charleston SC 23Ridenhower, Nathan H Private Corporal Columbus GA 29 07/16/1865Ridley, Henry I Private Private Richmond VA 26Rivers, Charles G Private 2ndSergeant Clarke County VA 23 07/16/1865Roberts, William A Private Private Cobb County GA 18Robinson, Abraham F Private Private Henry County GA 25Robinson, Berry C Private Private Columbus GA 18Robinson, David B Private Sergeant New Orleans LA 22 07/16/1865

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Robinson, Isom F Private Private Henry County GA 27Robinson, Jackson E Private Private Montgomery AL 24Robinson, Jordan L. G Private Sergeant Talladega County AL 20 07/16/1865Root, Richard F&S Major Colonel Frederick MD 31 07/03/1865Rose, Turner G Private Private Selma AL 19Rosser, Archie B Private Private Meriwether County GA 24Rosser, Frank B Private Private Meriwether County GA 21Rosser, Henry B Private Private Meriwether County GA 29Russell, Henry B D Sergeant 1st Lieut. Clarke County KY 20 07/15/1865Russell, Robert B Private Corporal Richmond VA 25 07/16/1865Russell, Ruben D Private Sergeant Dallas County AL 22 07/16/1865

136th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames S-V

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Salmon, Henry E Private Private Gwinnett County GA 19Saltmarsh, Rayford I Private Private Dallas County AL 23Sams, Augustus F Private Private Newton County GA 18Sanders, Joseph H Private Private Bibb County GA 18 Died 09/28Sanford, Stephen C Private Private Greenwood County SC 18Sapp, Samuel H Private Private Norfolk VA 23Scott, Gloster C Private Corporal Cahaba AL 39 07/16/1865Scott, James G Private Private South Hampton VA 22Scott, James C. E 1stSergeant Captain Blautford MA 24 06/22/1865Scott, Stafford G Private Private Lawrence County AL 26Sears, Richard E Private Private Montgomery AL 26Seebles, Malcomb E Private Private Charleston SC 21Sellers, Bristol H Private Private Brunswick NC 35Selner, John C Private Private Dawson NC 33Shader, Chester E. A 1stSergeant 1st Lieut. Wyoming County NY 26 07/15/1865Shafer, William H. K Private 1st Lieut. Bucymus OH 29 07/15/1865Sharp, David C Private Private Monroe County GA 23Shepherd, John F Private Private Escambia County NC 30Shields, Moses C Private Private Chambers County AL 20 Died 12/04Shivers, Arthur H Private Sergeant Columbus GA 25 07/16/1865

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Shropshire, Samuel H Private Private Jasper County GA 30Sikes, James B Private Private Bibb County GA 18Simelton, Toney G Private Private Macon GA 21Simmons, Isom A Private Private Jefferson County KY 18Simms, Francis G Private Private Montgomery County AL 20Simms, Nelson C Private Private Escambia County NC 22Simms, Robert G Private Private Perry County TN 19Sims, Reddick D Private Fifer Hancock County GA 34 08/16/1865Singleton, Gabriel F Private Private Madison County MS 18Singleton, Lewis F Private Private Madison County MS 22Singleton, Richard H Private Private Jessamine County KY 21Sledge, William K Private Private Troup County GA 32Smith, Albert A Private Private Talbot County GA 20Smith, Andrew C Private Private Westmoreland County VA 18 Died 09/08Smith, Charlie B Private Private Philadelphia PA 29Smith, Edmond B Private Private Montgomery AL 20Smith, Elisha E Private Corporal Frederick VA 23 09/161865Smith, Floyd G Private Private Monroe County GA 18Smith, Henry I Private Private Charleston SC 18Smith, Isaac C Private Private James AL 24Smith, James F. F Private Corporal Montgomery AL 18 09/16/1865Smith, Joseph H Private Private (Unknown) LA 20Smith, Lewis I Private Private Columbus GA 23Smith, Stephen I Private Private Jasper County GA 36Smith, Thomas H Private Sergeant Warrenton VA 20Smith, Washington B Private Private Jones County GA 18Smith, Wiley I Private Private Jasper County GA 18Smith, William E Private Private Campbell GA 21Spann, Fred A Private Private Montgomery County AL 18Spann, Princeton A Private Private Lawrence County AL 24Speaker, Charles I Private Private Scott KY 18Spear, William G Private Private Monroe County GA 29Spellman, Asa H Private Private Greene County NC 42Spencer, Alfred K Private Private Little Rock SC 20Spencer, Thomas D Private Private Jefferson County GA 19Spurlock, Edward I Private Private Madison MS 22

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Stager, Jack E Private Private Orange County FL 21Stallions, Isaac K Private Private Monroe County GA 21Stephens, Thomas G Private Corporal (Unknown) GA 31 12/01/1865Stevan, Richard B Private Sergeant Montgomery AL 21 07/16/1865Stevenson, George K Private Private Meriwether County GA 18Stewart, Floyd C Private Private Jasper AL 18Stewart, Robert A Private Private (Unknown) MS 33Stiles, Morris E Private Corporal Savannah GA 21 07/16/1865Stogle, George I Private Drummer Meriwether County GA 18 10/22/1865Stokes, John G Private Corporal Yorktown VA 27 07/16/1865Story, John K Private Private Rockingham County NC 22Streaty, Isaac F Private Private Sumter SC 20Strickland, Zeak E Private Private Coweta County GA 18Sulivan, John K Private Private Macon County AL 26Swanson, Jerry E Private Private Harris County GA 40Tainter, Silas B. D Private Captain Livingston County NY 24 07/15/1865Tairons, John I Private Sergeant Cleburne County AL 18 09/01/1865Talbut, Benjamin F Private Wagoner Anderson SC 33 07/16/1865Talbut, Harry F Private Private Macon County AL 18Talbut, John F Private Private Macon County AL 18Talbut, Luke F Private Private Russell County AL 19 Died 08/29Tallman, William H. A Captain Captain Monroe County NY 24 06/15/1865Tally, June D Private Private Henry County GA 25Tarver, Jerry A Private Private Lawrence County AL 18Tate, Sandy H Private Private Halifax NC 26Tatum, Richard I Private Wagoner Walton County GA 33 09/01/1865Taylor, Alonzo A Private Private Russell County AL 23Taylor, Charles I Private Private Spotsylvania County VA 23Taylor, Daniel D Private Private Columbus GA 21Taylor, Edmund H Private Private Baldwin County AL 33Taylor, Hollis A Corporal Captain Cleveland OH 29 11/24/1865Taylor, John I Private Sergeant Hanover County VA 28 07/19/1865Taylor, Sandy G Private Private Montgomery AL 36Taylor, Thomas T. G Private Private Birmingham County NC 30Thomas, Aaron F Private Private Pike County GA 28Thomas, Cambridge B Private Private Monroe GA 25

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Thomas, Charles I Private Private Harris County GA 20Thomas, Dock C Private Sergeant Montgomery AL 28 07/16/1865Thomas, Henry D Private Private Columbus GA 20Thomas, John G Private Private Monroe County GA 20Thomas, John H Private Private Greene County GA 25Thomas, Levi D Private Private Meriwether County GA 23Thomas, William G Private Private Memphis TN 23Thomason, Kit G Private Private Marlboro County SC 26Thompson, Andrew C Private Corporal Augusta GA 25 07/17/1865Thompson, George F Private Sergeant Coweta County GA 32 09/22/1865Thompson, Raas E Private Private Meriwether County GA 21Thompson, Spencer F Private Private Murfreesboro TN 24Thompson, Thomas I Private Private Meriwether County GA 21Thrash, Gilbert I Private Private Troup County GA 22Thrash, James C Private Private Troup County GA 30Tidwell, Jefferson K Private 3rdSergeant Jefferson County GA 38 11/19/1865Tigner, Henry B Private Corporal Meriwether County GA 22 07/16/1865Tillman, Scott D Private Private Jasper County GA 24Timer, Joseph B Private Private Clay County MS 38Tolls, Cyrus K Private Private Montgomery County AL 24Tool, Jack C Private Private Montgomery AL 19Trailum, Lewis A Private Private Troup County GA 28Trice, Abraham D Private Private Hopkinsville KY 21Trice, Jack C Private Private Pike County GA 18Trudley, William C Private Private Charleston SC 35Truit, George A Private Private Columbus GA 30Tucker, Josiah K Drummer Drummer New York NY 19 10/19/1865Tucker, Warren C Private Private Macon GA 21Turk, Peter I Private Private Tuskegee AL 18Turner, Alexander A Private Private Lawrence County AL 18Turner, Clemmons G Private Private Montgomery AL 20Turner, George B Private Private Lawrence County AL 25Turner, Graham A Private Corporal Chatham County NC 26 07/16/1865Turner, Harry A Private Sergeant Lawrence County AL 22 11/19/1865Turner, Kelly A Private Private Lawrence County AL 27Turner, Levi A Private Private Lawrence County AL 18

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Turner, Robert B Private Private Buckingham County VA 34Turner, Sterling A. E Private Private Walton County GA 22Turner, Thomas A Private Private Lawrence County AL 18Turner, William A Private Sergeant Russell County AL 20 07/16/1865Vance, Eli H Private Captain Washington PA 41 07/15/1865Vasser, Albert G Private Private Dallas County AL 22Vasser, Edward G Private Private Dallas County AL 35Vasser, Henry B Private Sergeant St Louis MO 23 07/16/1865Vasser, Stafford B Private Private Charleston SC 28

136th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames W-Z

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Walker, Elijah G Private Corporal Beaufort County SC 25 07/16/1865Walker, Henry H Private Private Pontotoc County MS 18Walker, Jessie B Private Private Harris County GA 20Walker, John G Private Corporal Monroe County GA 30 10/23/1865Walker, William K Private Private Monroe County GA 30Wallen, Jessie G Private Private Richmond VA 20Ware, Jefferson H Private Private Heard County GA 21Ware, Thomas C Private Private Jackson GA 27Warner, John D Private Private Richmond VA 20Warren, Henry G Private Drummer Troup County GA 18 07/16/1865Warren, John I Private Private Washington County GA 19Warren, William F Private Private Augusta GA 19Washington, Alexander F Private Private Newberry SC 20Washington, Austin D Private Private Prince William County VA 20Washington, Colonel C Private Private Clarke County GA 22Washington, George H Private Private Taliaferro County GA 20Washington, George E Private Private Troup County GA 21Washington, George F Private Private Pulaski County GA 24Washington, John I Private Private Richmond VA 19Washington, Minor D Private Private Marengo County AL 18Waters, Thomas G Private Private Montgomery County AL 19Watkins, William H Private Private Sampson County NC 24

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Watkinson, James E Private Private Noah County NC 20Watson, Joseph L. C Private 1stSergeant Wilmington NC 28 07/17/1865Weams, Henry G Private Corporal Schley County GA 20 07/16/1865Webb, Albert G Private Private Lawrence County AL 20Webb, Dawson F Private Private Newton County GA 18Webb, Henry G Private Private Lawrence County KY 25 Died 07/20Webb, Isaac C Private Private Lowndes County AL 22Webb, Solomon I Private 1stSergeant Nelson County VA 23 07/19/1865Wells, George D Private Private Sampson County NC 34Wenfield, Moses K Private Private Pike County GA 19Wentworth, George D. F&S QM QM Melborne MI 34 07/15/1865Wesley, Benjamin J. F Private Private Montgomery County AL 22West, John H Private Private Columbia County GA 19White, Edmund C Private Corporal Augusta GA 38 07/17/1865White, Madison B Private Private Lawrence County AL 21White, Philip B Private Private Lawrence County AL 20White, Wat B Private Private Lawrence County AL 20Whittaker, Samuel D Private 2ndCorporal LaGrange GA 22 07/16/1865Whittemore, Walter F&S Major Major Petersboro NH 23 07/15/1865Wiley, Robert I Private Private Monroe County GA 18Williams, Abraham H Private 4thSergeant Columbus GA 22 07/16/1865Williams, Cassius E Private Private Savannah GA 42Williams, Clark K Private Private Monroe County GA 29Williams, Gardner E Private Private Natchez MS 19Williams, George D. F Private Private Warren County MS 23Williams, George G Private Corporal Jefferson County GA 28 07/16/1865Williams, Henry E Private Private Chambers County AL 20Williams, Milton F Private Private Greensboro GA 18Williams, Moses F Private Private Rockingham County VA 31Williams, Ned K Private Private Harris County GA 18Williams, Patram C Private Private Hawkins TN 26Williams, Richard H Private Private Augusta GA 20Williams, Sam B Private Private Tuskegee AL 25Williams, Spencer A Private Private Cobb County GA 21Williams, Thomas E Private Private Upson County GA 21Willis, James D Private 5thSergeant Nashville TN 21 11/29/1865

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Willis, Oliver H Private Private Richmond VA 20Wilson, Charles E Private Private Washington DC 23Wilson, David I Private Private Troup County GA 22Wilson, John I Private Fifer Troup County GA 21 07/19/1865Wilson, Joseph D Private 6thCorporal Troup County GA 25 07/17/1865Wilson, Silas F Private Sergeant Gatlinburg TN 22 07/16/1865Wire, Alfred H Private Private (Unknown) VA 22Wire, Wilson H Private Private Edgefield County SC 32Wisdom, Sandy K Private Private Rockingham County VA 21Wood, James G Private Private Selma AL 20Woodman, Samuel N. B Sergeant 2nd Lieut. Grand Rapids MI 26 07/15/1865Woodruff, Henry G 1st Lieut. Captain Calhoun County MI 23 06/22/1865Woods, James G Private Private Dallas County AL 28Woods, Robert D Private Private Mecklenburg County VA 29Wooley, Alfred H Private Private Charleston SC 30Wray, Randolph K Private Private Bibb County GA 23Wright, Edward F Private Private Bladen County NC 21Wright, Hilliard E Private Private Monroe County GA 38Wright, Isaac E Private Private Princess Ann MD 35Wright, Madison D Private 4thSergeant Anderson District SC 32 07/16/1865Wright, Orin F Private Corporal Franklin County VA 27 07/16/1865Wrobuck, David G Private Private Shelby County AL 20Yateman, Peter D Private Private Prince Edward County VA 29Young, Charles B Private Sergeant Richmond VA 22 10/15/1865Young, Fred A Private Private Lawrence County AL 20Young, Robert F Private Private Athens GA 25Zellons, Samuel G Private Private Lincoln County GA 19

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137th Infantry Regiment, United States Colored Troops

The 137th Infantry Regiment of U.S. Colored Troops basic organization began in Selma, Alabama on April 8, 1865. All of the men were medically screened and formed into companies at Macon, Georgia on April 24 and 25, 1865. The recruits were originally outfitted with captured Confederate uniforms except the blue Kepi or trumpeter hat and equipment, afterwards the regiment was relocated to a camp site designated as CERES (Colored Enlistment Reorganization and Enumeration Site), 21 miles West of Macon on May 1, 1865. The men were organized into companies and began their individual training. Upon completing initial training the men were mustered into Federal Service at Macon, Georgia on June 1, 1865. Some of the units were assigned to cleanup and burial details in and near the Andersonville, Georgia Confederate prison. These are the men of the 137th Infantry Regiment:

137th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames A-B

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/ Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Abeet, Samuel F Private Private Russell County AL 19

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Achels, Doctor C Private Private Hamilton GA 23Adams, Stephen E Private Private Clinton GA 18African, Henry D Private Private Senegal, AFRICA 25Albert, Wallis E Private Sergeant Pensacola FL 25 07/01/1865Alexander, John I Private Private Savannah GA 31Alexander, William C Private Private Dallas County AL 21Alford, Julius A Private Private Pulaski County GA 21Allen, Ambrose A Private Private Jones County GA 18Allen, Amos A Private Sergeant Twiggs County GA 20 07/01/1865Allen, Eliga C Private Private Twiggs County GA 18Allen, George C Private Private Montgomery County AL 20Allen, Joseph A Private Private Talbot County GA 20Allen, Joseph E Private Private Burke County GA 21Allen, Michael A Private Private Twiggs County GA 18 Died 08/02Allen, Thomas D Private Private Washington County GA 27Allison, Charles E Private Private Clinton GA 18Anderson, John E Private Private Macon GA 23Anderson, Mark E Private Private Macon County AL 24Anderson, Samuel F Private Private Adair County KY 38Andress, Jeffrees E Private Private Twiggs County GA 20 Died 09/02Andress, William C Private Private Twiggs County GA 20Andrews, Charles F Private Private Harrison County AL 18Andrews, George B Private Private Upson County GA 40Andrews, Jasper F Private Private Hale County AL 18Andrews, Sebrem F Private Private Upson County GA 21Archer, Martin R. F&S Major Colonel Fulton County OH 33 04/08/1865Asey, Jefferson B Private Private Talbot County GA 21Ash, General F Private Corporal Washington County NC 20 10/31/1865Ashley, Peter I Private Private Montgomery County AL 22Atkinson, William I Private Private Green County GA 20Atkison, William G Private Private Twiggs County GA 20Avid, Edward E Private Private Russell County AL 18 Died 08/18Avids, Noah E Private Private Russell County AL 23Awlman, Aaron B Private Private Muscogee County GA 33 Died 08/22Bailey, Chancely B Private Private Talbot County GA 40Bailey, Clark B Private Private Early County GA 19

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Bailey, Henry W. B Private Private Baltimore MD 23Bailey, John G Private Private Perry County AL 23Bailey, Joseph B Private Private Bibb County GA 18Bailey, Toney B Private Private Chatham County GA 18Baker, Charles H Private Private Sumter County GA 20Baker, Collen E Private Private Sumter County AL 23Baker, John G Private Corporal Richmond VA 19 07/01/1865Baker, Man F Private Private Wilkes County GA 22Baker, Thomas F Private Private Cobb County GA 31Baker, William E Private Private Selma AL 23Baldwin, John G Private Corporal Madison County MS 20 07/01/1865Balfrees, Grant E Private Sergeant Madison County MS 18 09/01/1865Bane, David C Private Corporal Richmond VA 21 07/01/1865Bane, Henry B Private Private Baldwin County GA 18Bardon, Frank K Private Private Bibb County AL 18 Died 01/07Barker, Edmon B Private Private Selma AL 21Barn, Allen B Private Private Jones, County GA 21Barn, James B Private Private Bibb County GA 20 Died 08/19Barnum, James F Private Private Crawford County GA 18Basmore, Green K Private Private Bibb County GA 25Bassie, John K Private Private Macon County AL 18 Died 07/02Bateman, Jacob C Private Private Houston County GA 22Bates, Daniel B Private 1stSergeant Rappahannock County VA 22 10/01/1865Battle, Abraham K Private Private Monroe County GA 25Battle, Cato K Private Private Monroe County GA 38Baun, Augustus I Private Corporal Jackson County GA 25 07/01/1865Bell, Samuel G Private Private Sota GA 24Bellman, James G Private Private Columbia County GA 23Belfer, Lewis F Private Private (Unknown) MS 28Bellote, William F Private Private Bibb County GA 22Beloom, Joseph B Private Corporal Bibb County GA 22 04/08/1865Belser, William A Private Corporal Sumter County SC 21 10/01/1865Bennett, Charles K Private Private Houston County GA 21Bennett, Hampton C Private Private Dallas GA 22Bennett, Levi G Private Private Wilcox AL 19Besley, Oliver K Private Private Radford VA 23

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Bibb, Adam K Private Private Perry County AL 34Biggs, Cyrus F. H. F&S Surgeon Surgeon Akron OH 44 04/08/1865Billingsly, Bruce C Private Private Selma AL 19Billingsly, Moses C Private Private Charleston SC 27Bird, Albert J. K Private Private Cobb County GA 21Bishop, John E Private Private Russell County AL 20Black, Alfred K Private Private Upson County GA 24 Died 10/05Blacker, Charles B Sergeant Captain Pottsville PA 29 04/08/1865Blacker, Robert E Private Corporal Selma AL 25 11/01/1865Blevin, Joseph H Private Sergeant Huntsville AL 21 Died 11/15Blevin, Lewis A Private Sergeant Sullivan County TN 22 07/01/1865Bond, Morris G Private Corporal Lauderdale County MS 22 07/01/1865Bond, Richard K Private Private Macon County AL 20 Died 06/27Bonnes, Samuel C Private Corporal Beaufort County NC 40 11/01/1865Booker, John C Private Private Richmond VA 18Borgan, Isaac F Private Private Dallas County AL 18 Died 09/22Borgan, London F Private Private Dallas County AL 30 Died 09/10Boseul, Green B Private Private Macon County GA 25Bowen, George F Private Private Washington County TN 21Boyd, Allen K Private Private Bibb County AL 19Boyde, Charles C Private Sergeant Richmond VA 25 07/01/1865Boygam, Isam A Private Private Washington County GA 41Brannan, Charles F Private Private Harrison County GA 19Brauzeale, William H Private Private (Unknown) 37Brinson, Orin H Private Private Lawrence County AL 25Britten, Floyd I Private Private Oglethorpe County GA 25 Died 07/30Brobenberry, Isaac G Private Private Westmoreland County VA 20Brooks, Squire A Private Private Dallas County AL 23Brown, Aaron K Private Private Harris County GA 24Brown, Anderson K Private Private Harris County GA 27Brown, Andrew H Private Private Harris County GA 20Brown, Andrew K Private Private (Unknown) NC 38Brown, Augustus H Private Corporal Lawrence County AL 28Brown, Benjamin C Private Corporal Washington Parrish LA 25 07/01/1865Brown, Charles G Private Private Jasper GA 35Brown, David K Private Private Greene County GA 39

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Brown, Frank H Private Private New Canton VA 36Brown, Franklin C Private Private Crawford County GA 18Brown, Harris E Private Private Selma AL 20Brown, Haywood C Private Private Monroe County GA 23Brown, Henry A Private Private Upson County GA 20Brown, Henry I Private Private Halifax County VA 20Brown, Henry K Private Corporal Muscogee County GA 24 07/01/1865Brown, James H Private Corporal Dallas County AL 34 07/01/1865Brown, Johnson K Private Private Cobb County GA 36Brown, Jordan G Private Private Cuthbert GA 21Brown, Jordan I Private Private Green County GA 21Brown, Joseph C Private Private Mobile AL 18Brown, Lewis D Private Private Giles County TN 22Brown, Martin A Private Private Crawford County GA 22Brown, Samuel K Private Private Houston County GA 23Brown, Solomon H Private Private (Unknown) TN 24Brown, Spencer A Private Private Twiggs County GA 20Brown, Virgil C Private Corporal Mobile AL 18 07/01/1865Brown, William C Private Private Dallas GA 21Brown, William H Private Private Rhea County TN 21Bruel, Henry E Private Private Selma AL 22 Died 06/23Bryan, Frank E Private Corporal Lawrence County AL 23 07/01/1865Bryant, Cager C Private Private Green County GA 24 Died 06/27Bryant, Henry C Private Private Dallas County AL 24Buchanan, Horace B Private Private Orange County VA 20Bucker, Dennis D Private Private Pulaski County GA 30Bucker, Lewis E Private Private Montgomery County AL 16Burden, Jacob C Private Private Hawkinsville GA 18 Died 07/29Burke, Granville F Private Private Lumpkin AL 21Burnham, Nathan A Private Private Twiggs County GA 25Burnham, Nelson A Private Private Pulaski County GA 38Burnham, Toney A Private Private Bibb County GA 23Burning, Peter E Private Private Selma AL 22Burns, Cager C Private Private Fairfield County SC 26Burns, Willis C Private Private Monroe County AL 20Burris, Judson E Private Corporal Vicksburg MS 22 11/01/1865

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Burrows, Anderson A Private Private Madison County MS 21Burrows, George A Private Corporal Madison County MS 23 07/01/1865Burrows, Samuel A Private Corporal Madison County MS 22 07/01/1865Bursey, Elisha A Private Private Dallas County AL 28 Died 10/30Butler, Anthony G Private Private Higsby AL 27Butts, Ceban A Private Private Monroe County GA 32Byron, Raman B Private Private Orangeburg County SC 37

137th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames C-E

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Calaway, Henry H Private Private Dallas County AL 18Calion, Simon G Private Private Dallas County AL 19Calton, Wiley I Private Private Green County GA 20Campbell, Floyd F Private Private Meriwether County GA 18Campbell, Harrison F Private Private Meriwether County GA 21Campbell, Polk G Private Private Dallas County AL 19Campbell, Richard I Private Private Meriwether County GA 18Campbell, Solomon I Private Private Meriwether County GA 18Campbell, Wilson I Private Private (Unknown) NC 22Canady, Alfred F Private Private Bibb County AL 19Carle, Philip G Private Private New Orleans LA 19Carlisle, James C Private Private Dunwoody VA 34Carswell, Jesse G Private Private Twiggs County GA 20Carter, Anthony G Private Private Muscogee County GA 20Carter, Arthur C Private Private Columbia County GA 25Carter, Casey C Private Private Talbot County GA 19 Died 08/07Carter, Eli I Private Private Eastern Shore MD 29Carter, James G Private Private Muscogee County GA 24Carter, John G Private Private Harris County GA 26 Died 08/21Carter, John I Private Private Eastern Shore MD 36Carter, Simon G Private Private Muscogee County GA 25Carter, Steuart K Private Private Macon County AL 30Carter, Thomas G Private Sergeant Fredericksburg VA 40 09/30/1865Carter, Willis G Private Private Muscogee County GA 17

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Castellow, Alexander G Private Private Houston County GA 19Catrol, Richmond D Private Private Caroline County VA 37Caval, Peter F Private Corporal Dallas County AL 22 07/01/1865Chambers, Osborne I Private Private Prince George County VA 30Champion, Greenville K Private Private Cobb County GA 19Champion, Hiram G Private Private Bibb County GA 23Chaney, Gilbert K Private Private Perry County AL 25Chaney, Griffin B Private Private Talbot County GA 30 Died 09/24Chapman, Alfred A Private Private Dallas County AL 32Chapman, Riley K Private Sergeant Shelby County AL 28 07/01/1865Charles, Washington H Private Private Montgomery County AL 20Cheek, Edmund B Private Private Talbot County GA 23Chillis, Hampton C Private Private Dallas County AL 19Christian, Robert K Private Private Twiggs County GA 24Clakeley, Anthony H Private Private Selma AL 20Clark, James H Private Private (Unknown) VA 20Clark, Squire C Private Private Cleveland County NC 21Clark, Willis B Private Private Talbot County GA 27Clay, Henry B Private Sergeant Harris County GA 21 04/08/1865Clayatt, Frederick E Private Private Columbus GA 28Cleminear, John B Private Private Dallas County AL 18 Died 11/22Cleveland, Thomas C Private Private Charleston SC 24Clifton, Leonard H Private Private Houston County GA 20Clifton, Martin G Private Private Dallas GA 24Clifton, Mathew G Private Private Dallas GA 22Cloud, James I Private Private Oconee County SC 20Coachman, John A Private Private Bibb County GA 21Cobb, Edmund I Private Private Bibb County GA 22Cobb, Mansfield I Private Private Bibb County GA 26Cocran, Nelson K Private Private Monroe County GA 19Cole, Adam I Private Private Marshall County MS 18Coleman, Henry F Private Private Bibb County AL 40Coleman, Jeremiah F Private Private Bibb County AL 30Coley, Gilford E Private Private Pulaski County GA 24Coley, William E Private Private Selma AL 21Collins, Henry A Private Private St Louis MO 23

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Colwell, Thomas K Private Private Randolph County VA 28Compton, Charles H Private Private Dallas County AL 22Connor, Cyrus L F&S Captain Major Fayette, County PA 38 04/08/1865Cook, Harry E Private Private Cobb County GA 19 Died 12/06Cook, Johnson K Private Private Houston County GA 20Cook, Luke F Private Private Greenville GA 20Cook, Solomon A Private Private Jefferson County AL 18Coomes, Warren H Private Private Macon GA 18Cooper, Daniel B Private Corporal Muscogee County GA 22 04/08/1865Cooper, William H Private Private Harris County GA 20 Died 12/19Copeland, Joseph K Private Private Dallas County AL 27Coswell, Clay K Private Corporal Dallas County AL 21 11/01/1865Crannell, Aaron E Private Sergeant Beaufort County NC 22 11/01/1865Crawford, Joseph F Private Private Richmond VA 44Crawford, Levi E Private Private Harris County GA 25Crawford, Marion B Private Private Wilkes County GA 19Crawshaw, Abram B Private Sergeant Dallas County AL 30 04/08/1865Crayton, Samuel D Private Corporal Baltimore MD 25 08/24/1865Croft, Israel B Private Corporal Chambers County AL 20 04/08/1865Curklin, Henry B Private Private Hillsboro NC 20 Died 08/02Curry, Ephraim K Private Private Bibb County AL 25Curtis, William C Private Private Selma AL 20Dallas, Willis A Private Private Lawrence County AL 41 Died 11/10Datts, Frank B Private Private Monroe County GA 28David, James E Private Private Columbus MS 21Davis, Aaron K Private Private Cobb County GA 21Davis, Cesar K Private Sergeant Upson County GA 25 07/01/1865Davis, Columbus A Private Private Upson County GA 21Davison, David B Private Corporal Upson County GA 27 04/08/1865Davison, Monroe K Private Corporal Bibb County AL 25 07/01/1865Davison, Tillman B Private Private Upson County GA 18 Died 11/18Dawdle, Isaiah I Private Private Columbus GA 18Dawdle, Zachary I Private Private Columbus GA 20Dawson, Albert D Private Private Dallas County AL 26Dawson, Alexander D Private Private Dallas County AL 18Dawson, James D Private Private Anderson County SC 29

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Dawson, Richard B Private Private Upson County GA 18Debose, Jefferson C Private Sergeant Selma AL 21 09/02/1865Debose, John C Private Private Selma AL 20Demoss, Moses G Private Private Lynchburg VA 36Denning, Mathew E Private Private Selma AL 22Dennis, Lewis F Private Private Bibb County GA 18Dennis, William F Private Private Crawford County GA 21Dewberry, John C Private Private Lowndes County AL 20Dewey, Simon D Private Private Craven County NC 29Dewey, Smith F Private Private Craven County NC 27Dickerson, Marshall F Private Private Cobb County GA 23 Died 06/17Dickson, Amos B Private Private Harris County GA 20Dickson, Nathan B Private Private Hancock County GA 24Dillehay, Paul A Private Private Montgomery County AL 19Dozier, Arthur G Private Private Queen Anne VA 35Dozier, Asa K Private Private Harris County GA 35Dozier, Jackson K Private Private Harris County GA 40Dozier, Samuel G Private Private Hancock GA 28Drake, Frank C Private Corporal Johnson County GA 18 07/01/1865Dumas, Robert C. K Private Private Jones County GA 24Duncan, Charles C Private Private Jefferson County GA 19 Died 11/03Duncan, Harry G Private Private Harris County GA 19Duncan, Joseph C Private Private Dallas County AL 18Dunham, Richard K Private Private Macon County AL 23 Died 09/14Dunham, Seaton K Private Corporal Upson County GA 23 07/01/1865Dunlap, George H Private Private Perry County AL 26Dunum, Joseph B Private Private Upson County GA 18Eckles, Franklin A Private Private Dallas County AL 37Edwards, James B Private Private Baltimore MD 18Edwards, James E Private Private Selma AL 22Edwards, Sikes D Private Private Charleston County SC 40Edwards, Tarlan H Private Private Perry County AL 18Elderson, Stephenson E Private Private Washington County NC 24Elley, Henry B Private Private Lee County GA 18Ellis, Peter A Private Private Oglethorpe County GA 25Ellsberry, Charles C Private Corporal Upson County GA 23 Died 10/22

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Ellsberry, Frank C Private Private Montgomery AL 22Emery, Shepard H Private Private (Unknown) TN 20Evans, George H Private Private Dallas County AL 21Evans, Jerry E Private Private Macon GA 22Evans, Richard H Private Private Dallas County AL 20Everett, Samuel F Private Private Cobb County GA 24

137th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames F-H

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Farlin, Daniel H Private Private Putnam County GA 20Farlin, Waldin H Private Private Putnam County GA 22Farrish, James A. K Corporal Captain 35 06/01/1865Felder, George I Private Private Houston County GA 25Fike, Edward H Private Private Perry County AL 19Fike, Henry C. H Private Private Powhatan County VA 18Filmore, George D Private Private Cobb County GA 19Fisher, George I Private Corporal Hardee VA 19 11/01/1865Fisher, Madison F Private Sergeant Dallas County VA 07/01/1865Fitts, Andrew A Private Private Washington D.C. 18Fitzpatrick, Jesse I Private Sergeant Morgan GA 26 07/01/1865Fleming, Timothy B Private Private Hanover County VA 19Flemming, Collins A Private Private Twiggs County GA 19Flinn, Hampton G Private Private Montgomery AL 35Fountain, Daniel D Private Private Chesterfield VA 25Fox, John E Private Private East Town Church VA 25Foy, John A Private Private Augusta GA 22France, William D Private Private Orange County VA 23Frayler, Joseph E Private Private Upson County GA 24Frazier, Lewis F Private Private Fairfax VA 30Frazier, Charles H Private Private Montgomery AL 20Frazier, Fayette H Private Private Montgomery AL 19Frazier, James D Private Private Orange County VA 23Frederick, Cornelius C Private Private Houston County GA 26Frederick, Shed I Private Private Columbia SC 21

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Frederick, Thomas I Private Private Columbia SC 20Fredericks, Pulaski A Private Private Newberry County SC 18Freeman, Burgess H Private Private Lowndes County AL 18French, Llewellyn W. A 1stSergeant Captain Wakeman OH 24 04/08/1865Fullenwider, Wesley F Private Private Bibb NC 21Gaffney, Daniel P. A 1stSergeant 1st Lieut. 28 04/08/1865Garner, Clem D Private Private (Unknown) MD 43Garner, Thomas C Private Private Nashville TN 18Garrett, William H Private Private Montgomery County AL 19Gasaway, John B Private Private Dallas County AL 20Gibson, Moses F Private Private Washington County MS 22Giddings, George F Private Sergeant Albany GA 20Gilbert, Silas K Private Private Houston County GA 23Gill, Richard G Private Private Abbeville SC 30Gilmore, Edmund C Private Private Orange County VA 30Glaze, Jackson K Private Corporal Montgomery County AL 20 07/01/1865Glaze, Willis K Private Private Shelby County AL 37 Died 09/01Goleman, Newton G Private Corporal Richmond VA 21 07/01/1865Goodwin, Jeremiah D Private Sergeant Macon County AL 39 06/08/1865Goosby, Henry H Private Private Athens AL 44Gordon, William G. B Private Drummer Charleston SC 43Grant, Jesse E Private Private Beaufort County NC 25Graves, Jefferson H Private Private Lowndes County AL 21Gray, Marshall H Private Private Lowndes County AL 18Green, Joseph B Private Private Baltimore MD 30Green, Salfax E Private Private Beaufort County NC 22Green, Willis B Private Corporal Hancock GA 30 10/01/1865Grier, James B Private Private Davidson County TN 21Griffin, John B 1stSergeant 1st Lieut. Spring Place GA 28 04/08/1865Griffin, Manuel E Private Private Russell County AL 21Griffin, Poleman G Private Private Selma AL 23Griffin, Solomon E Private Private Russell County AL 28Griffin, Wiley E Private Private Russell County AL 18Griggs, Randall H Private Private Putnam County GA 18Grise, William A Private Private Roanoke NC 18Grissom, Edward H Private Private Lowndes County AL 19

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Gross, Benjamin D Private Private Louisville KY 25Gun, Edward K Private Private Macon County AL 24Gunter, Henry H Private Private Marion KY 23Guntus, Irvin E Private Private Montgomery AL 27Hail, Henry G Private Private Shelby County AL 22Hakes, Abram E Private Private Savannah GA 22Hakes, Jerry E Private Private Selma AL 22Hall, Allen B Private Corporal Talbot County GA 20 04/08/1865Hall, Andrew D Private Private Macon County AL 26Hall, Gally D Private Private Lawrence County AL 21Hall, Mingo G Private Private Talbot County GA 26Hamilton, Cleaborn H Private Private Clinton GA 20Hamilton, Henry E Private Private Macon GA 19Hamlet, Moses C. I Private 1stSergeant Charlotte VA 33 07/01/1865Hampton, York H Private Private (Unknown) NC 18Handy, Wesley E Private Private Selma AL 26Hankins, Charles D QM SGT Captain 32 04/08/1865Hannah, William E Private Private Macon County AL 18Hanspike, Benjamin K Private Private Macon County GA 19Hanspike, Gabe K Private Private Upson County GA 18Hardeman, Frederick K Private Private Jones County GA 27Hardeman, Sampson A Private Private Upson County GA 32Hardin, Thomas A Private Private Upson County GA 18Hardy, Goodman A Private Private Macon GA 18Hardy,Kinchen A Private Sergeant Bibb County GA 18 07/01/1865Harford, Gilson D Private Drummer Charleston SC 21Hargrove, David F Private Private Jefferson AL 18Hargrove, Gabriel F Private Private Bibb County GA 29Harles, William A Private Private Shelby County AL 23Harp, William C Private Private Prince Edward County VA 24Harper, Alexander A Private Private Yorkville SC 20Harper, Elias A Private Corporal Yorkville SC 18 07/01/1865Harrington, George A. C Corporal 2nd Lieut. 29 04/08/1865Harris, Anthony F Private Private Perry County AL 31Harris, Augustus F Private Private Perry County AL 20Harris, Clem D Private Private Orange County VA 35

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Harris, Dempsey D Private Private Dallas County AL 32Harris, Edward B Private Private Bibb County GA 20Harris, Henry L. A Private Corporal Muscogee County GA 21 10/31/1865Harris, John F Private Private Perry County AL 19Harris, Levi D Private Corporal Carford MD 36 06/28/1865Harris, Perry B Private Private Lynchburg VA 23Harris, Robert B Private Private Marion County GA 26Harris, Samuel D Private Private Horry County SC 25Harris, William E Private Private Richmond VA 28 Died 12/30Harrison, Fansey G Private Private Gwinnett County GA 24Harrison, Henry D Private Private Edgefield County SC 26 Died 08/16Harrison, Philip H Private Private Lowndes County AL 28 Died 10/15Harrison, Stephen K Private Private Houston County GA 26Harrison, Wiley H Private Private Barnesville GA 22Hart, Joseph T. F Corporal Captain 23 04/08/1865Hayden, Charles I Private Private Macon County AL 41 Died 07/27Haynes, Elijah A Private Private Baker County GA 18Hazleton, Edward I Private Private Muscogee County GA 21Heard, George W. B Private Private Newton County GA 20 Died 09/08Heily, Thomas E Private Private Macon GA 22Heiman, David E Private Private Warren County NC 22Henderson, Atkins E Private Private Richmond VA 26Henderson, Samuel I Private 1stCorporal Milledgeville GA 21 07/01/1865Hendrick, Andrew D Private Private Dallas County AL 26Hendrick, Jeremiah D Private Private Montgomery AL 39Henley, Thomas D Private Private Davidson LA 20Henry, Charles G Private Private Perry AL 23Herron, Benjamin C Private Private Dallas County AL 20Hickland, Archy D Private Private Franklin VA 20Higgins, Thomas A Private Private Lafayette County MO 20Higgins, Wesley K Private Private Macon County GA 21Hilberry, James L. E Private 1st Lieut. Pittsburg PA 29 06/01/1865Hill, Simon K Private Private Baldwin county GA 23Hill, William F Private Private Montgomery SC 23Hodge, George A Private Private Jefferson County AL 21Hogg, Samuel C Private Private Dallas County AL 23

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Holinsworth, Hampton B Private Private Jones county GA 18Holland, George H Private Corporal Heard county GA 18 06/01/1865Holland, Henry H Private Corporal Heard County GA 18 06/01/1865Holland, Ira H Private Corporal Heard County GA 27 10/01/1865Holland, James H Private Private Heard county GA 19Hollings, Albert E Private Private Macon County AL 24Hollingsworth, Thomas A Private Private Savannah GA 19Hollman, George C Private Private Russell County AL 24Hollyman, Benjamin K Private Private Houston County GA 22Hollyman, Henry K Private Private Houston County GA 20Holmes, Alexander B Private Private Talbot County GA 22Holmes, Benjamin B Private Private Talbot County GA 24Holms, Berry D Private Private Charleston SC 20Holms, David D Private Private Charleston SC 23 Died 09/07Holt, Andrew E Private Private Putnam County GA 30Holt, Burl E Private Private Putnam county GA 42Hommes, Jacob E Private 2nd Lieut. 47 04/08/1865Hooper, Isaac A Private Private Chambers County AL 20Howard, Alfred E Private Private Macon County AL 24Howard, Daniel I Private Private Meriwether County GA 19Howard, Henry I Private Private East Shore MD 19Howard, Moses K Private Private Russell County AL 21Howard, Stephen C Private Private Russell County AL 21Howard, William A Private Private Roanoke NC 40Howell, Arnold D Private Private Pulaski County GA 25Howell, Charles A Private Private Pulaski County GA 18Howell, Green A Private Private Pulaski County GA 25Hudgings, Moses E Private Private Memphis TN 22 Died 09/06Hudson, Richard E Private Private Nashville TN 18Huggins, Ephraim H Private Private Perry County AL 20Hughes, West I Private Private Nashville TN 25Humphrey, Henry C Private Private Upson County GA 19Hunter, Daniel G Private Private (Unknown) NC 22Huston, Calvin G Private Private Dallas County AL 29Hutchison, Samuel K Private Private Randolph County VA 20

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137th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames I-L

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Ingerman, Solomon F Private Private Crawford County MD 19Ingerman, Tilman F Private Private Crawford County MD 22 Died 07/04Jackson, Andrew E Private Private Tallapoosa County AL 18Jackson, George B Private Private Newton County GA 22Jackson, Jefferson D Private Private Marietta GA 25Jackson, Sebran B Private Private Upson County GA 22James, Anderson H Private Sergeant Lowndes County AL 19 12/01/1865Jefferson, Thomas C Private Private Putnam County GA 18Jenigin, Pone K Private Private Hancock County GA 23Jenkins, Martin G Private Private Raleigh NC 23Jiggit, Aaron H Private Private Richmond VA 25Johnson, Alexander D Private Private Selma AL 22Johnson, Anderson F Private Private Caroline County VA 19Johnson, Augustus D Private Private Dallas County AL 28Johnson, Charles B Private Sergeant Hanover VA 29 04/08/1865Johnson, Charles I Private Private Macon County AL 21Johnson, Charles I Private Private Charles County MD 30Johnson, Elias D Private Private Macon County AL 18Johnson, Emanuel I Private Private Morgan County GA 26Johnson, Emanuel I Private Private Macon County AL 21Johnson, George E Private Drummer Dallas County AL 29 11/13/1865Johnson, Harrison I Private Private Macon County GA 24Johnson, Hilliard K Private Private Bibb County AL 19Johnson, Hylard B Private Private Muscogee County GA 22 Died 06/11Johnson, Jerry I Private Private Morgan County GA 27Johnson, Jerry I Private Private Morgan County GA 32Johnson, John D Private Private Lowden VA 44Johnson, Lewis I Private Private Macon County AL 19Johnson, Luke D Private Private Dallas County AL 28Johnson, Lum D Private Private Macon County AL 22Johnson, Martin D Private Private Muscogee County GA 23

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Johnson, Preston B Private Private Richmond VA 25Johnson, Richard H Private Private Baltimore MD 35Johnson, Samuel D Private Private Webster GA 18Johnson, South H Private Private Charleston SC 27Johnson, Thab D Private Private Dallas County AL 29Johnson, Walden D Private Private Dallas County AL 20Johnson, Walter I Private Private Morgan County GA 21Johnson, Warren I Private Private Macon County AL 19Johnson, Washington I Private Private Macon County AL 21Johnson, William A Private Private Brunswick County VA 18Johnson, William A Private Private Muscogee County GA 19Johnson, William I Private Private Richmond VA 30Johnson, William I Private Private Washington County AL 22Johnson, William F Private Corporal Barn KY 24Johnson, York D Private Private Macon County AL 25Johnston, Archy K Private Private Randolph County VA 40Jones, Albert D Private Private Houston County GA 23Jones, Alexander F Private Private Irwin County GA 31Jones, Anderson E Private Private Jones County NC 21Jones, Benjamin B Private Private Crawford County GA 18Jones, Daniel A Private Private Columbus GA 20Jones, Elijah F Private Private Monroe County GA 23Jones, George F Private Private Monroe County GA 22Jones, Hendrick E Private Private Beaufort County NC 18Jones, Isaac F Private Private Monroe County GA 19Jones, John A Private Private Lawrence County AL 35Jones, John H Private Private Perry County AL 23Jones, John G Private Private Houston County GA 20Jones, Lewis E Private Private Beaufort County NC 19Jones, Riley D Private Private Washington County NC 29Jones, Robert D Private Private Monroe County MS 18Jones, Robert E Private Private Tallahatchie County MS 20Jones, William E Private Private Selma AL 22Jordan, Henry H Private Private Macon County GA 21Judkins, Wiley D Private Private Washington County NC 25Keith, Nathan E Private Private Jefferson County GA 40

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Kemp, Harrison H Private Private Macon County GA 19Kenaston, Orpheus C. K Corporal 2nd Lieut. IN 21 04/08/1865Kerr, William B G 1stSergeant Captain OH 24 04/08/1865King, Elias A Private Private Dallas County AL 18King, Henry C Private Private Woodville MS 19Kinney, Jacob I Private Private (Unknown) GA 36Kinsella, John G Sergeant 1st Lieut. IA 28 04/08/1865Lamar, James G Private Private Selma AL 20 Died 06/11Lamar, James I Private Private Raleigh NC 34 Died 07/15Lamar, Nelson I Private Private Pulaski County GA 20Lamb, Riley K Private Private Barnwell County SC 38Lance, Simeon K Private Private Monroe County GA 24Lane, Thomas J. I Sergeant 1st Lieut. PA 30 04/08/1865Lapsy, Jermiah F Private Private Duplin County NC 30Lathol, Pomp D Private Private Bibb County AL 18Lathom, Frank D Private Private Bibb County AL 37Latimer, Robert B Private Private Putnam County GA 21Lavender, John D Private Private Spaulding County GA 21 Died 12/20Lee, George C Private Private Crawford County GA 21Lee, Henry I Private Private (Unknown) SC 38Lee, Robert C Private Private Crawford County GA 20Lee, Willis H Private Sergeant Warrenton VA 28 07/01/1865Lemon, Levi E Private Private Selma AL 18Lenard, Hartman E Private Private Richmond VA 20Lester, Isaac I Private Private Dooly County GA 18Lewis, David G Private Private Dooly County GA 30Lewis, Henry E Private Private Talbot County GA 18 Died 11/02Lewis, Robert A Private Private Sumter County GA 18Lewis, Samuel D Private Private Montgomery AL 27Liggen, Lucien C Private Private Clarke County GA 26Lincoln, John I Private Private Selma AL 20 Died 07/08Little, Samuel F Private Private Putnam County GA 32Livingston, Scott K Private Private Dallas County AL 22Lockett, Charles B Private Private Monroe County GA 24Lockett, Emanuel B Private Private Crawford County GA 30Lockett, Frank G Private Private Nashville TN 25

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Lockett, Gabriel E Private Private Dallas County AL 18Lockett, Green B Private Private Crawford County GA 20Lockett, Green B Private Corporal Crawford County GA 35 04/08/1865Lockett, John B Private Private Crawford County GA 24Lockett, John W. B Private Private Crawford County GA 29Lockett, Luke B Private Private Henry County GA 19Loder, Robert C Private Corporal Dallas County AL 18 10/01/1865Looth, Alexander K Private Private Talbot County GA 20Low, Silas H Private Private Columbus GA 18Lowe, Henry D Private Private Louisville KY 26Lowe, Thomas D Private Corporal Monroe County VA 24 06/28/1865Lowman, Thomas C Private Private Dallas County AL 21Loyd, John K Private Private Perry County AL 38Lucas, Enoch H Private Private Richmond VA 23Lullis, James F Private Private Barn KY 20Luster, Peter G Private Private Dooly County GA 22Luster, Sidney G Private Private Dooly County GA 21Lyons, David A Private Private Dallas County AL 37

137th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames M-O

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Maddox, John F Private Private Cobb County GA 23Magee, Albert G Private Private Houston County GA 23Malone, David G Private Private Lauderdale GA 19Malone, Isaac G Private Corporal Davison GA 24 10/01/1865Manning, George A Private Private Yazoo MS 25Manning, Phillip C Private Private Marengo County AL 24Manning, Samuel E Private Private Vicksburg MS 20Manning, Thomas B Private Private Perry County AL 18Mar, Frankley G Private Private Grand Carn LA 24Marback, Max D 2nd Lieut. 1st Lieut. 33 04/08/1865Marcus, Philip I Private Private (Unknown) VA 19Marshall, Aaron K Private Private Jefferson County AL 21Marshall, John B Private Private Memphis TN 18

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Marshall, Thomas E Private Private Dallas County AL 28Martin, Matthew A Private Private Maury County TN 18Martin, Seburn G Private Private Butts County GA 36Massey, James F Corporal 2nd Lieut. 31 04/08/1865Mathew, Smith E Private Private Jackson MS 20Mathews, Henry K Private Private Bibb County AL 20Mathews, Robin A Private Private Madison County Al 20Mathews, Samuel C Private Private Taylor County GA 20Mathews, Simon K Private Private Bibb County AL 18Mathews, Tony K Private Sergeant Upson County GA 25 07/01/1865Mathews, William I Private Corporal Cairo IL 20 07/01/1865May, Andrew G Private Sergeant Jefferson County GA 35 10/01/1865May, Thomas H Private Private Montgomery AL 27McCall, Forney F Private Private Wayne NC 33McCall, Ned H Private Private Lowndes County AL 28McCarter, Lewis D Private Private Montgomery AL 18McCoo, Robert D Private Sergeant Montgomery County AL 20 09/01/1865McCormick, Adam G Private Private Pulaski County GA 20McCormick, George C Private Private Pulaski County GA 18McCormick, Lewis A Private Private Pulaski County GA 22McCormick, Solomon D Private Private Pulaski County GA 27McCormick, Spencer A Private Private Pulaski County GA 18McCormick, Thomas C Private Private Pulaski County GA 20McCrory, Lewis B Private Private Talbot County GA 18McElmore, George C Private Private Lowndes County AL 18McElmore, Martin C Private Private Lowndes County AL 25McElmore, Nathan C Private Private Lowndes County AL 30McElmore, Norman C Private Sergeant Mulberry Courthouse SC 23 10/31/1865McElmore, Samuel A. C Private Private Baltimore MD 22McElmore, Samuel A. C Private Private Putnam County GA 30McElmore, Wesley C Private Private Hall County GA 21McFarland, Isaac A Private Private Upson County GA 19McGee, Henry K Private Private Harris County GA 20McGree, Frank E Private Private Lawrence County AL 23McGruder, Benjamin A Private Private Jackson MS 18McGruder, Gabriel A Private Drummer Jackson MS 18 07/01/1865

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McKee, Ephraim C Private Private (Unknown) NC 18McKellan, David H Private Private Edgefield County SC 18McKinney, William I Private Private Macon County AL 20McKinsey, Thomas C Private Private Halifax County VA 22McMann, Calloway F Private Private Shelby County AL 21McMullen, Doodle F Private Private Montgomery AL 19McNeice, Thomas B Private Private Crawford County GA 19 Died 11/29McNemo, Carmel F Private Private Chambers County AL 20McRivers, Barry I Private Private Houston County GA 38McSpadin, Lewis G Private Private Selma AL 17Melton, Charles A Private Private Perry County AL 23Menter, Edmund C Private Private Selma AL 20Mentor, Lewis C Private Private Dallas County AL 23Mentor, Washington C Private Private Selma AL 18Mentus, Eatus E Private Corporal Putnam County GA 24 07/01/1865Merryweather, Moses H Private Private Montgomery AL 25Mickey, Spencer I Private Private Fayette TN 19Miller, Benjamin G Private 2nd Lieut. IN 30 04/08/1865Miller, Britton H Private Private Richmond VA 21Miller, Enoch H Private Private Dallas County AL 24Miller, Samuel A Private Private Selma AL 23Mills, William B Private Private Crawford County GA 19Milton, Jordan I Private Private Vicksburg GA 21Mimms, Wesley A Private Private Webster GA 19Mimms, Wyatt A Private Sergeant Dallas County AL 22 07/01/1865Mitchel, William D Private Private Greene County MS 22Mitchell, Brown K Private Private Shelby County AL 18Mitchell, Lewis H Private Private Autauga County AL 45Mitchell, Robert K Private Private Shelby County AL 26Mitchum, Jacob G Private Private Harris County GA 21Molan, Edward A Private Private Pulaski County GA 25Moman, Cager A Private Private Franklin County AL 24Moore, Anthony A Private Private Crawford County GA 18Moore, James A. E Private Captain 24 04/08/1865Morbly, John D Private Private Charleston SC 27Moreland, John B Private Private Jasper County GA 19

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Morgan, Samuel B Private Private Dinwiddie County VA 45Morland, Henry I Private Private Jasper County GA 20Morrell, George C Private Private Perry County AL 22Morris, Jacob E Private Private North Hampton VA 40Morris, John A Private Private Twiggs County GA 27Moses, John I Private Private Houston County GA 24Moses, John G Private Private Pitt County NC 26Mosley, Spencer C Private Corporal Macon MS 20 10/22/1865Mott, Alfred F Private Private Edgefield County NC 40Mount, Butlam D Private Private York County SC 21Napper, Alick I Private Private Savannah GA 25Napper, Amos I Private Private Troup County GA 23 Died 12/31Napper, Emanuel I Private Private (Unknown) GA 20Napper, Isaac I Private Private Macon County AL 25Napper, John I Private Private Putnam County GA 37Napper, La Fayatte I Private Private Savannah GA 26Napper, Michael I Private Drummer Macon GA 19 07/06/1865Napper, Peter I Private Private Bibb County GA 31Napper, Samuel W. I Private Private Washington County VA 35Nathan, Thomas H Private Private Upson County GA 21Neal, Jacob D Private Private Montgomery County GA 44Nelson, Parson G Private Private Dallas MS 21Nickson, Daniel H Private Private Charleston SC 27Nickson, Henry H Private Private Montgomery AL 18Nickson, Humphrey H Private Private Lowndes County AL 19Nickson, Israel H Private Private Lowndes County AL 19Nickson, Samuel H Private Private Montgomery AL 18Nightingale, Richard G Private Private Macon GA 24Nockin, Willis E Private Private Selma AL 36Norris, Obadiah A Private Private Twiggs County GA 18Norris, William A Private Private Twiggs County GA 20Norton, Henry G. F&S Private 1LT / ADJ OH 23 04/08/1865Nutt, Peter A Private Private Jasper County GA 18O'Hanlon, Terence H 1st Lieut. 1st Lieut. Ca South, IRELAND 04/08/1865Odd, Adam C Private Private Taliaferro County GA 26Oden, Charles G Private Private Muscogee County GA 49

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Ogletree, Jefferson K Private Private Monroe County GA 20Ogletree, Jeremiah D Private Private Monroe County GA 22Owens, Willis F Private Private Talbot County GA 18Owins, Weesley B Private Private Talbot County GA 18

137th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames P-R

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Pace, Lewis K Private Private Cobb County GA 20Pace, Richard F Private Private Upson County GA 23Pace, William K Private Private Cobb County GA 20Paddock, William B Private Private Talbot County GA 26Pally, Franklin H Private Private Lowndes County AL 18Palmer, Crawford D Private Private Columbus GA 20Palmer, George H Private Private (Unknown) MS 24Paris, John F Private Corporal Richmond VA 37 07/01/1865Parker, Peter C Private Private James SC 18Parks, William C Private Private Meigs County TN 20Patrick, Alexander E Private Corporal Talbot County GA 27 07/01/1865Patrick, Andrew I Private Private Cusseta GA 18Patrick, Frank I Private Private Dooly County GA 19Patrick, Harrison I Private Private Cusseta GA 19Patten, James B. C 1st Lieut. Captain Sullivan County IN 04/08/1865Patterson, Reason I Private Private Houston County GA 28Paulfred, Alfred A Private Private Pulaski County GA 23Perkins, John D Private Private Orange County VA 25Perry, Eli E Private Private Beaufort County NC 32Perry, Peter H Private Private Franklin NC 22Perry, Robert G Private Private Shelby County AL 21Perryman, Gustavus A Private Private Charleston SC 22Persell, Evens H Private Private (Unknown) NC 21 Died 11/22Persons, Isaac B Private Private Monroe County GA 25Phillips, Tobias A Private Private Lawrence GA 18Philpot, Captain C Private Sergeant Barnwell SC 20 07/01/1865Phinney, Lee A Private Private Jones County GA 41 Died 07/01

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Pierce, Charles I Private Private Twiggs County GA 19Pierce, Watson D Private Sergeant Charleston SC 44 12/01/1865Pillom, Green K Private Private Franklin County GA 34Pinkston, Calvin C Private Private Attala County MS 19Pitts, Hubbard I Private Private Harris County GA 20Pitts, Richard I Private Private Harris County GA 21Platenburg, Lindsey G Private Sergeant Mobile County AL 19 07/01/1865Pocks, Sandy E Private Private Baldwin County AL 33Poland, John C Private Private Lowndes County AL 18Polly, Morgan C Private Private Lowndes County AL 20Ponder, Alexander F Private Private Oglethorpe County GA 19Ponder, Gustavus C Private Private Richmond VA 24Ponder, Harden F Private Private Oglethorpe County GA 40Ponder, Oliver F Private Sergeant Oglethorpe County GA 24 11/30/1865Ponder, Prince F Private Corporal Oglethorpe County GA 23 07/01/1865Ponder, Sandy F Private Private Oglethorpe County GA 23Port, John E Private Private Sampson County NC 25Porter, Brooks B Private Private Morgan County GA 35Porter, Charles F Private Private Baltimore MD 38Porter, Miles B Private Private Montgomery County AL 25Potter, Joel C. H Corporal 2nd Lieut. MI 25 04/08/1865Potter, William H. I Sergeant Captain OH 24 04/08/1865Powel, David F Private Sergeant Dallas County AL 24 10/31/1865Powel, Irvine F Private Private Dallas County AL 18Powell, Abraham H Private Private Lowndes County AL 30Powell, John C Private Private Lowndes County AL 25Powell, Lewis G Private Private Dooly County GA 19Powell, Louis G Private Private Yazoo County MS 19Powell, Sandy G Private Private Yazoo County MS 19Preston, Solomon E Private Private Baltimore MD 33Preston, Willis H Private Corporal Tuscaloosa County AL 19 07/01/1865Price, William K Private Private Shelby County AL 30Proctor, John B Private Private Jones County GA 23Profit, Isaac D Private Private Cobb County GA 19Purify, Emanuel B Private Private Norfolk VA 45Quarter, James D Private Private Orange County VA 23

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Quintod, Henry F Private Corporal Memphis TN 26 10/31/1865Randall, Martin V. G Private 1stSergeant Selma AL 21 07/01/1865Ray, Jeremiah A Private Private Lawrence County AL 21Ray, Peter I Private Private Macon County AL 20Ray, Robert I Private Private (Unknown) NC 25Ray, Samuel I Private Private Macon County AL 21Ray, Silas I Private Private Macon County AL 18Reed, Carter B Private Private Macon County AL 20Reed, Richard E Private Private Putnam County GA 17Reed, Robert G Private Private Yazoo County MS 29Reese, George C Private Private Lowndes County AL 25Reese, Henry H Private Corporal Chambers County AL 19 07/01/1865Reese, Jefferson H Private Private Chambers County AL 23Reese, Richard H Private Corporal Chambers County AL 21 12/01/1865Reese, William K Private Private Upson County GA 29Renolds, Thomas C Private Private Dallas County AL 23Richards, Elias A Private Private Shelby County AL 18 Died 08/25Richardson, Cleburn B Private Private Hardeman TN 31Richardson, John B Private Private Dallas County AL 22Richardson, Willis E Private Private Upson County GA 28Richins, Henry A Private Private Cherokee County GA 21 Died 09/17Richmond, Jeff K Private Private Barbour County AL 22 Died 06/01Ricks, Hill D Private Private Green County MS 19Rider, Daniel K Private Private Randolph County VA 18Ridling, Charles K Private Private Cobb County GA 26Riley, Adam A Private Private Yazoo County MS 22Roberts, Bob E Private Private Dooly County GA 22Roberts, Ephraim K. H Sergeant Captain Little Fall NY 21 04/08/1865Robertson, Benjamin F Private Private Charleston SC 18Robertson, Columbus B Private Private Talbot County GA 36Robertson, George F Private Private Montgomery AL 23Robertson, Henry G Private Private Henry County KY 26Robertson, Jerod G Private Private Montgomery County AL 30Robertson, Wesley G Private Private Alamance NC 32Robertson, William G Private Private Lowndes County AL 25Robinson, Albert F Private Private Coweta County GA 18

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Robinson, David H Private Sergeant New Madrid MO 21 07/01/1865Robinson, George C Private Private Milledgeville GA 18Rodgers, Porter D Private Corporal McMinn County TN 25 11/30/1865Rogers, Edmund C Private Private Selma AL 20Rogers, Harrison E Private Private Warren County NC 22 Die 01/11/86Rogers, Isom F Private Private Upson County GA 21Rogers, Simon C Private Private Selma AL 20Rose, George I Private Private Cherokee County GA 23Ross, Anthony G Private Private Yazoo County MS 19Ruffins, Randall G Private Private Twiggs County GA 24Ruffins Randall I Private Private Houston County GA 26Ruffon, Edward K Private Private Montgomery County AL 22Rump, Caleb D Private Private Selma AL 30Rutland, Knowell B Private Corporal Caldwell County NC 33 04/08/1865

137th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames S-V

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/ Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Saltmarsh, Amos G Private Corporal Dallas County AL 35 10/21/1865Saltmarsh, Augustus G Private Private Dallas County AL 20Saltmarsh, Ezekiel G Private Private Selma AL 19Saltmarsh, George B Private Private Dallas County AL 32Saltmarsh, Isaiah G Private Private Cobb County GA 20 Died 09/29Saltmarsh, Jackson G Private Private Cobb County GA 19Saltmarsh, Richard C Private Private Dallas County AL 19Saltmarsh, Riley G Private Private Cobb County GA 28Saltmarsh, Samuel G Private Private Dallas County AL 32Saltmarsh, Stephen G Private Private Hampton TN 21Saltmarsh, Washington G Private Private Dallas County AL 19Saltmarsh, William G Private Private Dallas County AL 27Saltmarsh, Wilson G Private Private Dallas County AL 20Sanders, Daniel H Private Private Franklin NC 44Sanders, Green G Private Private Gadsden County FL 19Sanders, James C Private Sergeant Lexington KY 21 07/18/1865Sanders, William B Private Private Monroe County GA 23

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Sanford, Jacob K Private Private Putnam County GA 20Sapho, Monroe H Private Private Montgomery County AL 23Sapho, Philip H Private Private Lowndes County AL 20Sapho, Samuel H Private Private (Unknown) AL 35 Died 06/28Saunders, Aaron D Private Private Dallas County AL 22Saunders, Lewis D Private Private Baltimore MD 27Sayers, Bright H Private Private Montgomery AL 27Scott, Robert G. A Private 2nd Lieut. IL 34 04/08/1865Seales, Robert I Private Private Putnam County GA 27Seals, Joseph I Private Private Pittsylvania County VA 35Sedwick, Robert H Private Private Jones County GA 21See, Samuel B Private Private Dallas County AL 19Sercy, William D Private Private Franklin County VA 26Shaglefoot, Thomas G Private Private Montgomery County AL 35Shaglefoot, Thompson G Private Private Lowndes County AL 19Sharp, John C Private Corporal Dallas County AL 20 10/31/1865Sharp, Robert C Private Corporal Dallas County AL 21 07/01/1865Shelby, Carry G Private Private Lowndes County AL 30Shelby, Coalman D Private Private Shelby County TN 27Shelby, Frederick G Private Corporal Lowndes County AL 19 07/01/1865Shelby, George G Private Private Macon GA 35Shelby, Jacob G Private Private Lowndes County AL 20Sherrow, Joseph G Private Corporal Selma AL 37 07/01/1865Shimes, James F Private Corporal Trenton NC 25 11/30/1865Shines, Dennis A Private Corporal Hannover County NC 24 07/01/1865Shmith, Osburn C Private Private Dallas County AL 23Shotwell, William F Private Private Dallas County AL 22Sills, Field K Private Private Barbour County AL 20Sills, George K Private Private Barbour County AL 18Sills, James K Private Private Auburn AL 17Sills, John K Private Sergeant Autauga County AL 23 07/01/1865Sills, Moses K Private Private Autauga County AL 19Sills, Richard K Private Corporal Autauga County AL 20 07/01/1865Sills, Simon K Private Private Barbour County AL 20Singleton, Taylor K Private Private Yazoo County MS 20Slaysman, Palmer A Private Private Columbia County GA 23

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Smiley,Jacob H Private Private Perry County AL 21Smiley,Michael H Private Private Marion County AL 18Smith, Ambrose D. C Corporal 1st Lieut. OH 21 04/08/1865Smith, Arthur D Private Private Jefferson County AL 22Smith, Bunk D Private Private Jefferson County AL 22Smith, Cornelius D Private Private Dallas County AL 18Smith, Cornelius K Private Private Bondstreet MD 32Smith, Demons D Private Private Macon GA 18Smith, Fred T. F Private Private Albany GA 18Smith, George W. D Private 2nd Lieut. PA 22 04/08/1865Smith, Richard I Private Corporal Norfolk VA 43 07/01/1865Smith, Scott D Private Private Jefferson County AL 18Smith, William F Private 1st Lieut. PA 24 04/08/1865Smith, William I Private Private Macon County GA 22Smoke, Benjamin E Private Private Selma AL 18Smoke, David E Private Private Selma AL 21Smutherman, Benjamin D Private Sergeant Bibb County AL 21 06/28/1865Smutherman, Lewis D Private Private Bibb County AL 23Snead, Elijah F Private Private Upson County GA 21Snipe, Alexander K Private Private Shelby County AL 18Snipe, Charles K Private Private Shelby County AL 20Southerland, Richard E Private Private Randolph County AL 28Sparvey, John H Private Private Houston County GA 19Spears, Morris D Private Private Greene County MS 22Stannard, Walter D. F&S Assist

SurgAssist Surg 07/20/1865

Statem, Bartley C Private Private Houston County GA 20Steel, Joseph E Private Private Selma AL 28Stephens, Daniel G Private Private Lowndes County AL 22Stephens, Daniel I Private Private Charleston SC 25Stephenson, Anthony E Private Sergeant Richmond VA 23 07/01/1865Stevans, Jordan F Private Private Upson County GA 18Stevans, Sandy F Private Private Upson County GA 23Stevens, Emanther D Private Private Montgomery County AL 27Stevenson, Clark B Private Private Talbot County GA 18Stevenson, William B Private Private Talbot County GA 21Stickney, Scott F Private Private Iredell County NC 20

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Stickney, Simon C Private Private Beaufort County NC 23Stone, Allen H Private Private Lowndes County AL 18Stone, Daniel H Private Private (Unknown) NC 44Sullivan, Caleb F Private Private Upson County GA 29Sullivan, Edmund F Private Sergeant Richmond City VA 21 07/01/1865Sullivan, Sebrem F Private Private Upson County GA 34Swift, Lewis D Private Private Autauga County AL 18Swift, Newton D Private Private Greene County MS 21 Died 07/25Swinger, William K Private Private Macon County AL 18Sykes, Zachariah I Private Private Hancock County GA 18Taggart, Anthony B Private Private Dallas County AL 25Talton, John B Private Private Houston County GA 22Taylor, Fayette A Private Private Pulaski County GA 23Taylor, Jeremiah D Private Private Macon County AL 26Taylor, John H Private Private Autauga County AL 30Taylor, King K Private Private Houston County GA 20Taylor, Wesley K Private Private Macon County AL 19Taylor, William A F&S Hosp Stew Hosp Stew Philadelphia PA 07/14/1865Terry, Anthony I Private Private King George County VA 35Terry, Charles I Private Private Harris County GA 18Terry, Richard I Private Private Harris County GA 24Thalers, Alick I Private Private Macon County AL 19 Died 06/03Tharp, Carolina C Private Private Sumter SC 26Thomas, Anderson I Private Private (Unknown) SC 20Thomas, Edward A Private Private Halifax County NC 39Thomas, James I Private 2ndSergeant Macon County GA 25 07/01/1865Thomas, Johnson I Private 2ndCorporal New Orleans LA 22 07/01/1865Thomas, Joseph K Private Sergeant Monroe County AL 21 07/01/1865Thomas, Stepney K Private Private Macon County AL 18Thompson, Barry I Private 3rdCorporal Stokes County NC 35 07/01/1865Thompson, Coosa I Private Private Montgomery AL 31Thompson, Edmond B Private Private Muscogee County GA 20Thompson, Edmund I Private Private Russell County AL 19Thompson, Jackson H Private Private Richmond VA 21Thompson, Jordan G Private Private Petersburg VA 21Thompson, Sandy A Private Private Macon County AL 20

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Thompson, William F Private Private Augusta GA 34Thompson, William G Private Private Madison MS 20Thornton, Robert F Private Private Charleston SC 19Thornton, Silas F Private Private Charles MD 20Thorpe, James A Private Private Twiggs County GA 20Thrasher, Isaac A Private Private Clarke County GA 23Tipton, Wilson H Private Private Dallas County AL 18Tolan, James W. D 2nd Lieut. 1st Lieut. 28 05/09/1865Tomet, Richard K Private Private Cobb County GA 23Tompkins, James E Private Private Franklin County AL 21Townsend, Mayland I Private Private Montgomery County AL 22Trawn, George A Private Private Dallas County AL 30Trist, Wiley B Private Private Pike County GA 30Tupper, Richard A Private Private Vicksburg MS 21Turner, Edmond B Private Private Monroe County GA 20Turner, Edmund F Private Private Lawrence County AL 18Turner, John F Private Private Talbot County GA 30Turner, Joseph K Private Private Cobb County GA 18 Died 09/20Turner, Loyd K Private Corporal McMinn County TN 30 07/01/1865Turner, Thomas D Private Corporal Pulaski County GA 28 06/28/1865Turntown, Hilliard I Private 8thCorporal Rockbridge VA 23 07/01/1865Tyrrell, George D Private Private Greene County GA 25Underwood, Albert C Private Private Caswell GA 23Unis, James D Private Corporal Bullock County AL 25Valentine, John C Private Private Houston County GA 18Vincent, Andrew A Private Private Macon County GA 20Vincent, Judge H Private Private (Unknown) AL 18

137th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames W-Z

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/ Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Wade, Henry F Private Private Talbot County GA 19 Died 07/27Walden, Howard K Private Private Clark County KY 33Walker, Albert G Private Private Burke County NC 27Walker, Ellis B Private Private Hinds County MS 19

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Walker, Eugene E Private Private Dallas County AL 22 04/08/1865Walker, George B. I Corporal 2nd Lieut. MI 29Walker, Henry A Private Private Washington DC 23Walker, Henry A Private Private Richmond VA 28Walker, Peter E Private Private Lawrence County AL 28Walker, Silas B Private Private Selma AL 30 Died 07/24Walker, Thomas A Private Private Edgefield County SC 34Waln, Robert E Private Private Selma AL 22Walter, Hudson K Private Private Taylor County GA 21Walter, Lewis K Private Private Talbot County GA 19Walter, Logan K Private Private Talbot County GA 18Walter, William K Private Private Gilford Court House NC 30Walters, Albert B Private Private Talbot County GA 25Walters, Gabriel E Private Private Jones County GA 26 Died 08/08Wamble, Dock B Private Private Upson County GA 23Wamble, Jerred B Private Private Talbot County GA 20 Died 11/02Wamble, Jiles B Private Private Talbot County GA 18Wamble, John B Private Sergeant Talbot County GA 18 11/01/1865Washington, Alexander K Private Private Cobb County GA 22Washington, Charles E Private Private Harden County TN 21Washington, George A Private Private Orange County NC 25Washington, George E Private Private Warren County GA 18Washington, Green K Private Private Houston County GA 23Washington, William G Private Private Baltimore MD 20Waters, Samuel F K Sergeant 1st Lieut. IL 31 05/04/1865Watson, David C Private Private Monroe County GA 21Watson, Edmund F Private Private Richmond City VA 24Watson, Wesley A Private Private Monroe County GA 20Watson, William B Private Private Montgomery AL 28Watts, Dow G Private Private Dallas County AL 20Watts, John G Private Private Dallas County AL 18Weaver, Doctor K Private Private Glascock County GA 18Webb, Wade B Private Private Crawford County GA 22Webster, James A Private Private Bibb County AL 21Weedon, Green A Private Private Dallas County AL 20Weever, Bartley C Private Private Norfolk VA 30

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Welch, Robert F Private Private Upson County GA 19Weldon, William A Private Private Newbern County VA 23Wells, Elijah A Private Private Pike County GA 20Wesley, John A Private Private Milledgeville GA 20Wheeler, Edmond K Private Private Clay County NC 28Whitaker, Luke D Private Private Macon County AL 18White, Alick I Private Private Barbour County AL 23White, Doctor K Private Private Macon County AL 19White, Fletcher B Private Private Upson County GA 21White, Jackson G Private Private Greene County AL 21 Died 08/01White, Jacob A Private Private Orange County VA 18White, Peter I Private Private Washington County NC 25White, Pink F Private Private Perry County AL 21White, Wesley A Private Private Upson County GA 18Whitehead, Arnold A Private Private Harris County GA 27Whitehead, Benjamin A Private Private Harris County GA 18 Died 09/16Whitehead, Charles A Private Private Harris County GA 40Whitehead, Colonel A Private Private Harris County GA 20Whitehead, David A Private Private Harris County GA 18Whitehead, Isaac E Private Private Laurens County GA 20Whitehead, Robert A Private Private Harris County GA 26Whitman, Dennis C Private Private Dallas County AL 20Whitman, Henry C Private Private Selma AL 18Whitt, John E Private Corporal Marion County AL 27 07/01/1865Wilcoxon, Andrew A Private Private Twiggs County GA 29Wilder, George F Private Corporal Perry County AL 23 11/30/1865William, Hilliard K Private Private Green County GA 18Williams, Aaron D Private Private Washington County AL 25Williams, Abraham H Private Private Lowndes County AL 20Williams, Benjamin A Private Private Johnson VA 20Williams, Charles B Private Private Upson County GA 21Williams, David C Private Private Sumter District SC 20Williams, Edmond D Private 1stSergeant Washington County NC 22 06/28/1865Williams, Francis F Private Private Bibb County GA 18Williams, Hardy D Private Private Martin County NC 30Williams, Henry G Private Sergeant Macon GA 29 07/01/1865

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Williams, Humprey I Private Private McDowell County NC 21Williams, Isaac E Private Private Macon GA 21 Died 07/23Williams, Isaac F Private Private Jasper County GA 18Williams, Jack D Private Private Tuskegee AL 16Williams, Jonas F Private Private Washington County NC 22Williams, Jordan B Private Corporal Greene County GA 29Williams, Napoleon I Private Private Washington County NC 21Williams, Randel E Private Private Sumter County NC 23Williams, Samuel C Private Private Tuskegee AL 23Williams, Seben H Private Private Florence AL 19Williams, Stephen H Private Private Camden County NC 19 Died 12/22Williams, Wiley H Private Private Washington County NC 20Williams, William A Private Private Monroe County GA 19Wilson, Lazarus H Private Private Charleston SC 24 Died 08/28Wilson, Pleasant C Private Private Perry County AL 20Wimberly, Adam F Private Private Oglethorpe AL 28Wimberly, George F Private Private Jasper County GA 20Wimbler, John I Private Private Houston County GA 23Wimbler, Silas I Private Private Houston County GA 23Wimbush, John K Private Private Macon GA 19Winn, Samuel K Private Corporal Dooly County GA 20 07/01/1865Winslow, Randall A Private Private Pulaski County GA 26Wood, Franklin A Private Private Twiggs County GA 22Wood, Green F Private Private Wilkes County GA 22 Died 11/01Wood, Winston H Private 1stSergeant Albemarle County VA 21 07/01/1865Woodard, Gustavus B Private Private Upson County GA 20Woodard, Mason F Private Private Monroe County GA 19Wooden, James C Private Private St Mary’s VA 26Woodfer, George F Private Private Barn KY 20Woodhall, Charles B Private Private Jones County GA 25Woods, Aaron D Private Private Macon County AL 23Woods, Allen D Private Private Charleston SC 40 Died 07/27Woods, Andrew D Private Corporal Macon County AL 20 06/28/1865Woods, Charles D Private Private Macon County AL 24Woods, Charles D Private Private Macon County AL 26Woods, Dickson D Private Private Macon County AL 18

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Woods, William D Private Private Greensboro GA 21Woodward, Lum D Private Private Selma AL 30Woodward, Richard H Private Private Charleston SC 20Woolfork, Peter C Private Private Columbus GA 27Worthy, Alfred F Private Private Upson County GA 22Wright, Henry D Private Sergeant Charleston SC 20 06/28/1865Wright, Robert A Private Private Macon County AL 21Wyar, George A Private Private Crawford County GA 25York, George H. R. F&S QM SGT 1LT/ QM OH 23 04/08/1865Young, Anthony F Private Private Dallas County AL 23 Died 12/01Young, George D Private Corporal Montgomery AL 26 06/28/1865Young, William G. F&S Captain Lieut. Col IL 21 04/08/1865

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138th Infantry Regiment, United States Colored Troops

The 138th Infantry Regiment of U.S. Colored Troops was the last regiment authorized under the Second Confiscation Act. The regiment’s organization began in Macon, Georgia on June 30, 1865 and was the last units to be mustered into the Union Army under the Bureau of Colored Troops during the Civil War. The recruits mostly farmers and laborers were ex-slaves born throughout the southern states. Just as the other two regiments of the brigade, the recruits were outfitted with captured Confederate uniforms and equipment, afterwards the regiment relocated to a camp site designated as Camp Cur Kendall South of Atlanta on 10 July, 1865. The men were mustered into Federal Service at Atlanta, Georgia on July 16, 1865. Most of the members of this regiment were utilized by the Commander of Union Forces to repair railroads, bridges and telegraph lines which had been destroyed during the war. These are the men of the 138th Infantry Regiment:

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138th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames A-B

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Abner, Thomas A Private Private Bibb County AL 22Acworth, Jose J Private Private Richmond VA 19Adams, George D Private Private Augusta GA 21Aikins, John A Private Private Putnam County GA 23Akins, Peter F Private Corporal Petersburg VA 28 07/16/1865Alexander, James K Private Private Houston County GA 18Allen, William E Private Private Richmond VA 42Americ, Burdon A Private Private Meriwether County GA 19Amos, Alexander F Private Private Griffin GA 19Amos, Jackson E Private Private South Hampton

CountyVA 23

Anderson, Caleb E Private Private Pike County GA 23Anderson, Henry E Private Private Marietta GA 25Anderson, Richard A Private Sergeant Wilcox County AL 23Anderson, Richard B Private Private Bibb County AL 37 07/16/1865Andrews, Alfred C Private Private Twiggs County GA 22Andrews, George B Private Private Lynchburg VA 30Anthony, Ben B Private Corporal Lincoln County GA 28 07/16/1865Anthony, Benjamin B Private Private Lisbon GA 38Arnold, Whit A Private Private Oglethorpe County GA 23Atkins, Abram G Private Private Henry County GA 25Atkins, Henry G Private Private Henry County GA 20Baker, Abner K Private Private Jones County GA 19Baker, Adam C Private Private Twiggs County GA 34Baker, Elijah B Private Private Newburg SC 26Baker, Ephram B Private Private Sumter County AL 23Baker, Paris G Private Private Jones County GA 19Baker, William B Private Private Newburg SC 25Baldon, Hamilton A Private Private Perry County AL 20Ballad, John G Private Private Carteret County NC 20Ballard, Ebenezer A Private Sergeant Columbia County GA 28 07/16/1865Banks, Elleck K Private Private New Orleans LA 18

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Banks, Samuel E Private Private Pasquotank County NC 30Barber, Alexander H Private 2ndSergeant Heard County GA 21 07/16/1865Barett, Alexander H Private Sergeant Charleston SC 27Barker, Selem A Private Private Greene County GA 29Barnes, Charles C Private Drummer Barnesville GA 17 07/16/1865Barnes, Elijah K Private Private Upson County GA 23Barnes, Franklin I Private Private Jones County GA 18Barnes, Tabley I UnderCoo

kCook Richmond VA 18 08/16/1865

Barnwell, Jacob H Private Private Beaufort SC 26Barrett, Alexander I Private Private Dallas County AL 26Bates, Hiram B. A Captain Captain Richmond VA 25 07/01/1865Battle, David G Private Private Monroe County GA 30Battle, Thomas E Private Sergeant Craven County NC 25 09/01/1865Baxly, Sandy C Private Private Chatham County NC 30Baxter, George G Private Private Hancock County GA 19Baxter, Harry G Private Private Hancock County GA 18Baxter, James G Private Private Hancock County GA 20Baxter, Simeon G Private Private Sparta GA 18Beacon, Robert F Private Drummer Charleston SC 18 05/01/1865Bell, Moses B Private Private Wilkes County GA 19Belma, Archer C Private Sergeant Columbus GA 21 Died 11/22Belma, Joseph C Private Fifer Montgomery AL 18 05/01/1865Benn, Nalls A Private Private Selma AL Died 08/11Benston, Isaac A Private Private Baltimore MD 35Benteen, Fredrick W. F&S Lieut. Col Colonel Petersburg VA 31 07/01/1865Berryhill, Lewis A. A 2nd Lieut. 1st Lieut. Beaver PA 22 07/15/1865Bexley, William G Private Private Coweta County GA 25Biddle, Hall A Private Private Harris County GA 25Biddle, Jackson E Private Sergeant Harris County GA 26 09/01/1865Bingham, Calvin G Private Private Coweta County GA 20Bingham, Charles C Private Private Clarke County GA 30Bingham, William C Private Private Monroe County GA 42 Died 10/30Bird, Denis F Private Private Forsyth GA 18Birge, Harry D Private Private Macon GA 20Birk, Theodore F Private Private Lynchburg VA 19Black, Linsay H Private Private Elbert County GA 17

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Blackwell, Willis H Private 4thCorporal Hamilton County GA 30 07/16/1865Blalock, Jefferson I Private Sergeant Upson County GA 25 07/16/1865Blalock, Marshall I Private Sergeant Upson County GA 21 07/16/1865Bliven, Cornelius E Private Private Selma AL 19Bloodsaw, Cyrus C Private Private Butts County GA 34Bloodsaw, Franklin C Private Private Butts County GA 18Blow, Anderson G Private Fifer Jones County GA 18 07/15/1865Blue, Robert I Private Private Talbot county GA 25Blunt, Charles H Private Private Jones County GA 21Blunt, Henry E Private Private Jones County GA 22Blunt, Israel A Private Private Meriwether County GA 23Boastman, Cato D Private Private Charleston SC 28Boggs, Levi A Private Private Dallas County AL 24Bonds, Frank A Private Private Dallas County AL 22Booker, Alexander E Private Private Lawrence County AL 23Booker, John F Private Private Richmond VA 36Borem, Charles G Private Private Macon County AL 19 Died 11/15Bowden, Aaron G Private Private Greene County GA 18Bowden, Jacob G Private Private Greene County GA 22Bowen, William K Private Private Elbert County GA 18Bradley, Archer B Private Private Charleston SC 20Bradley, Granville K Private Private Washington County GA 18Bradley, Joseph K Private Private Washington County GA 26Branch, Henry I Private Private Greene County GA 22Brant, Samuel I Private Private Pickens County SC 20Brantly, Dall C Private Private Selma AL 20Brantly, Harrison C Private Corporal Dallas GA 22 07/15/1865Brasewell, James H Private Private Charleston SC 19Brazon, Hinch A Private Private Meriwether County GA 24Bridges, John E Private Private Newnan GA 17Brooks, George G Private Sergeant Forsyth GA 29 07/16/1865Brooks, Gilliam H Private Private Sussex County VA 23Brooks, James H Private Private Coweta County GA 24Brooks, Seaban E Private Private Jasper County GA 40Brooks, William H Private 3rdCorporal Edgefield County SC 17 07/16/1865Brown, Andrew D Private Private Henry County GA 18

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Brown, Eli G Private Private Baltimore MD 25Brown, Green G Private Private Henry County GA 19Brown, Handy K Private Private Macon GA 20Brown, James F Private Private Richmond VA 19Brown, John K Private Private Decatur County GA 18Brown, John L. K Sergeant 1st Lieut. Rose County IL 24 07/01/1865Brown, Joseph I Private Private Dallas County AL 19Brown, Polk I Private Private Henry County GA 20Brown, Sandy H Private Private Newberry SC 31Brown, Spencer F Private Corporal Abbyville SC 19Bryant, Albert I Cook Under

CookUpson County GA 18 08/16/1865

Bryant, Andrew B Private Private Cumberland VA 25Buck, Jeremiah E Private Private Richmond VA 35Bull, Ephriam H Private Private Twiggs County GA 22Bullock, George G Private Private Chowan County NC 19Burch, Benjamin E Private Private Chesterfield SC 23Burch, Italy E Private Private Montgomery County AL 19Burke, Edmund E Private Private Charleston SC 40Burke, George H Private Private Hancock County GA 18Burke, Joseph G Private Private Richmond VA 16Burke, William G Private Private Loudoun County VA 18Burnett, Joseph C Private Private Crawford County GA 21Burnett, Phillip C Private Private Chatham County NC 33Bussy, John H Private Private Edgefield County SC 21Butler, Albert H Private Private Macon GA 22Butler, Gilford C Private Private Bryan County GA 30

138th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames C-E

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/ Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Calaham, James G Private Private Greene County GA 17Caldwell, Peter C. E Private Private Meriwether County GA 21Calton,William I Private Private Greene County GA 19Campbell, Charles C Private Private Spaulding County GA 22Campbell, Whalen F Private Private Jackson MS 19

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Canada, Henry I Private Private Decatur County GA 22Candler, George C Private Private Bibb County GA 22Canedy, Jerry A Private Private Claiborne County MS 37Cannon, John H Private Private Oxford GA 17Canty, Jerry K Private Private Lawrence County AL 30Carlisle, Henry J Private Private Greene County AL 22Carlton, Charles B Private Private Bibb County AL 18Carpenter, John F Private Private Newnan GA 27Carpenter, Richmond F Private Private Newnan GA 38Carson, George B Private Private Macon GA 22Carson, Henry B Private Private Macon GA 18Carson, Stephen B Private Private Macon GA 18Carter, Charles D Private Private Hanover County VA 24Carter, David K UnderCook Cook Washington County GA 20 09/16/1865Caslin, John C Private Private Upson County GA 18Casson, Robert O Private Private Taylor County GA 18Cato, Joseph E Private Private Savannah GA 22Cayson, Albert H Private Private Crawford County GA 20Cayson, Alexander H Private Private Monroe County GA 22Cearcey, Wesley D Private Private Talbot County GA 24Chalmers, Gabriel G Private Drummer Newton County GA 21 07/15/1865Chambers, John C Private Private Macon GA 29Chambers, Phelan E Private Private Wilkes County GA 40Chaney, Phillip A Private Private Talbot County GA 23Chany, Felson B Private Corporal Gordon County GA 27 10/10/1865Chany, Joseph G Private Private Monroe County GA 18Chapel, Waddey A Private Private Lawrence County AL 28Chatman, John H Private 6thCorporal Macon GA 19 07/16/1865Childs, John F Private Private Greene County AL 18Chivers, Caro K Private Private Charleston SC 20Clark, Comodore C Private Private Coweta County GA 21Clark, James D Private Private Abington VA 18Clark, Samuel E Private Private Wilkes County GA 22Clark, Shed B Private Private Columbia County GA 22Clark, William B Private Private Bibb County GA 18Clavin, Jefferson F Private Sergeant Vicksburg MS 20 10/01/1865

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Clay, Henry H Private Private Greene County GA 22Clay, Jake A Private Private Dallas County AL 16Clayton, Squire H Private Private Greene County GA 24Cleaveland, James F Private Private McDonough GA 18Cleaveland, Thomas F Private Private McDonough GA 18Clopton, Albert F Private Private Abbyville SC 25Clopton, Edward F Private Private Tuskegee AL 18Clopton, Isaac F Private Private Abbyville SC 24Clopton, Nathan F Private Private Beaufort NC 30Clopton, Thomas F Private Private Tuskegee AL 18Clopton, William F Private Private Tuskegee AL 16Coachman, Oscar I Private Private Duval County FL 23Cobb, Anthony C Private Private Baldwin County GA 23Cobb, Leavin C Private Private Baldwin County GA 23Cochran, Edward F Private Private Upson County GA 23Cochran, Stephen D Private Private Jasper County GA 18Cole, Henderson E Private Sergeant Montgomery AL 24 11/30/1865Coleman, Emanuel K Private 3rdSergeant Macon GA 20 07/16/1865Coleman, Henry M Private COM SGT Pittsylvania County VA 20 08/28/1865Coleman, John L. I Private Private Richmond VA 27Colier, Jasper F Private Private Newnan GA 18Collins, Alexander E Bugler 1st Lieut. Henry County OH 21 07/15/1865Cook, George C Private Private Chatham NC 25Coombs, Jacob H Private Private Laurens County GA 20Coombs, Nathan H Private Private Newbern NC 37Coombs, Thomas H Private Private Laurens County GA 20Cooper, James G Private Private Petersburg VA 35Corner, Thomas E Private Private Russell County AL 18Cosby, Tony K Private Private Perry County AL 30Coswell, Taylor E Private Private Wilkes County GA 18Cotton, Franklin D Private Private Granville GA 19Cotton, Jesse D Private Private Granville GA 22Cotton, Squire D Private Private Granville GA 23Cotton, Weaver D Private Private Granville GA 18Covings, Edward K Private Private Pittsylvania County VA 23Covington, Feto C Private Private Upson County GA 18

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Cowell, George H Private Private Putnam County GA 22Cox, Charles G Private Private Greene County GA 21Cox, Franklin C Private Private Macon GA 19Cox, Henry A Private Private Perry County AL 23Cox, Manuel I Private Private Dallas County AL 27Cox, Perry I Private Private Dallas County AL 25Cox, Samuel D Private Private Greenville SC 19Crawford, Allen H Private Private Henry County GA 20Crawford, Joseph H Private Private Henry County GA 18Crawford, Nelson H Private Private Henry County GA 17Crawford, Oscar H Private Private Henry County GA 22Crawford, Thomas H Private Private Fayette County GA 20Creaf, Washington G Private Corporal Montgomery AL 22Cregg, Wesley B Private Private Schley County GA 21Cridle, Isaiah G Private Corporal Greene County GA 21 09/01/1865Cropp, Edward H Private Private Edgefield County SC 24 Died 08/31Crowder, Benjamin H Private Private Henry County GA 32 Died 11/27Culpepper, Lewis H Private Private Houston County GA 17Curkendall, George F&S Major Lieut. Col Randall County VA 35 07/01/1865Curtice, John A Private Private Dallas County AL 33Cutts, Colemans I Private Private Bibb County AL 21Dallas, James H Private Private Clay County GA 20Dandy, John G Private Private Hamilton GA 21 Died 08/15Danels, John B Private Private Morgan County GA 34 Died 11/29Danels, Silas F Private Private Marietta GA 18Daniel, Orin K Private Private Talbot County GA 23Dansworth, Ephraim G Private Private Heard county GA 20Dany, Charles G Private Private Jones County GA 20Davis, Henry G Private Private Greene County GA 16Davis, John C UnderCook Cook Columbia County GA 21 09/16/1865Davis, Joseph B Private Sergeant Colleton County SC 25 07/16/1865Davis, Richard C Private Private Madison GA 25Davis, Richard E Private Private Russell County AL 21Davis, Thomas C Private 4thSergeant Huntsville AL 21 07/16/1865Davis, William B Private Sergeant Baldwin County GA 24 07/16/1865Davis, William I Private Private Dallas County AL 39

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Davy, Virgil H Private Private Christian County KY 20Dawson, Jessee F Private Private Eatonton GA 19Dawson, Samuel E Private Drummer Barnesville AL 16 07/15/1865Debrow, Neptune E Private Corporal Baldwin County GA 24 11/30/1865Dent, Robert H Private Private Walker County GA 23Denued, Isaac K Private Private Charleston SC 20Dervy, Richard A Private 1stSergeant Dallas County AL 32 07/16/1865Deupree, Joseph W. T. E COM SGT Captain Johnston County IN 24 07/01/1865Dickerson, Peter K Private Fifer Upson County GA 17 07/15/1865Dickinson, Jasper E Private Private Monroe County AL 23Dillard, Adam B Private Private Oglethorpe County GA 29Dominic, Jake C Private Private Coweta County GA 19Donwoody, Reuben H Private Drummer Charleston SC 19 07/15/1865Dorsey, Hamilton H Private 1stCorporal Henry County GA 26 07/15/1865Dorsey, Isaac H Private Private Richmond VA 24Dorsey, Still H Private 7thCorporal Henry County GA 18 07/15/1865Dosier, George F Private Private Monticello GA 36Dosier, James F Private Private Hamilton GA 34Dosier, Riley D Private Private Jasper County GA 35Dosier, Seburn D Private Private Jasper County GA 36Dosier, Washington I Private Private Upson County GA 29Dosier, William A Private Private Wilcox County VA 31Downing, Benjamin D Private Private Columbus GA 33Dozier, Allen E Private Private Harris County GA 25Dozier, Henry E Private Private Harris County GA 20Drake, Richard F Private Private Farmville VA 21Duck, Hall E Private Private Richland County SC 22Dudley, Calvin F Private Sergeant LaGrange GA 20 07/16/1865Dudley, Perry F Private Private LaGrange GA 18Dukes, Edward G Private Private (Unknown) VA 30Duncan, Lewis G Private Private Baltimore MD 35Dunham, Washington C UnderCook Cook Jones County GA 25 09/16/1865Dunlap, Henry D Private Private Winchester KY 25Durham, Benjamin H Private Private Cobb County GA 25Duvan, Asbury E Private Private Fayette County GA 25Duvan, Isaac E Private Private Fayette County GA 21

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Eckles, Robert B Private Private Selma AL 20Edwards, Abner A Private Private Perry County AL 23Edwards, George E Private Private Dallas County AL 19Edwards, Henry A Private Private Perry County AL 28Edwards, James F Private Fifer Vicksburg MS 17 07/15/1865Edwards, Lewis E Private Private Montgomery AL 18Edwards, Stephen A Private Private Marion County MS 38Eglin, Charles E Private Private White County GA 19Elliott, Harrison K Cook Color Cook Henry County GA 20 09/16/1865Elsy, John K Private Private Dallas County AL 20Evans, Samuel B Private Corporal Oxford MS 21 08/25/1865Everet, Owen D Private Private Coahoma County MS 25

138th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames F-H

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Fair, James G Private Private Newton County GA 24Fales, Willard D 1st Lieut. Captain Branch County MI 22 07/01/1865Falks, Toney C Private Private Macon GA 22Famber, Edmond I Private Private Upson County GA 21Felton, Sherman D Private Corporal Wilmington NC 25 07/16/1865Feniston, Jack C Private Private Autauga County AL 21Fie, Peter D Private Corporal Montgomery AL 32 07/16/1865Fike, James A Private Private Perry County AL 21Filancy, Joseph D Private Private Savannah GA 19Fitzpatrick, Harry C Private Private Autauga County AL 20Fitzpatrick, James A Private Private Twiggs County GA 24Fleming, Edmond I Private Private Savannah GA 20Flemister, Denis B Private Private Madison GA 22Flemister, Henry B Private Private Sandtown GA 17Flemister, James B Private Private Henry County GA 21Flemister, Nathan B Private Private Henry County GA 20Florence, Frederick K Private Private Lincoln County GA 20Fluker, Richard I Private Private Shelby County AL 20Fontaign, Shadrick A Private Private Williamsburg VA 33

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Ford, Dan B Private Private Baldwin County GA 20Ford, George A Private Fifer Perry County AL 23 07/16/1865Forsyth, Joseph I Private Private Twiggs County GA 24Foster, Daniel B Private Private Tuskegee AL 19Foster, Hartwell F UnderCoo

kCook Clarke County GA 21 08/16/1865

Foster, James K Private Private Greensborough GA 23Foster, Madison G Private Private Knox County TN 18Frazer, Floyd G Private Private Franklin County GA 21Frazier, Joseph A Private Private Nottoway County VA 25Freeman, Berry F Private Private Thomaston GA 21Freeman, George H Private 1stSergeant Russell County AL 21 07/16/1865Freeman, Robert E Private Private Jones County GA 19Freeman, William E UnderCoo

kCook Macon County GA 19 09/16/1865

Fuller, Charles D Private Private Jackson County NC 34Fuller, Jerry C Private Private Perry County AL 19Fuller, Washington D Private Sergeant Perry County AL 26 07/16/1865Furgerson, Joshua B Private Private Belford TN 30Furgeson, Moses A Private Private Talbot County GA 17Furgessen, Monroe A PrivateGallop, Hampton D Private Sergeant White Hall SC 25 11/10/1865Gammill, John C. C 1st Lieut. Captain Columbiana County OH 23 07/01/1865Gardner, Fleming I Private Private Upson County GA 38Garret, Robert F Private Private Vicksburg MS 22Garrett, Warren Private Private Humphreys County MS 27Garrison, Benjamin E Private Private Franklin County GA 23 Died 11/04Garvin, William J. K Private 2nd Lieut. Livingston County KY 28 07/01/1865Gates, Charles G Private Private Macon GA 21George, James A Private Corporal Perry County Al 23 07/16/1865Gibson, Annias A Private Private Washington County MS 24Gilbert, Clay K Private Private Fulton County GA 20Gilcreath, John G Private Private Ashland NC 40Gill, Henry E Private Sergeant Louisville KY 22 07/16/1865Glover, Allen K Private Private Edgefield County SC 32Gluver, Joseph K Private Private Jones County GA 18Goodman, Alexander G Private Private Wilkes County GA 28Goodson, Philip C Private Private Louisa AL 21

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Goosby, Willis C Private Private Jasper County GA 22Gosline, Albert L. K Sergeant Captain Waterloo NY 22 07/16/1865Graham, Poldska F Private Private Montgomery AL 18Grant, Joseph H Private Private Nashville TN 18Grant, Joseph K Private Private Wilcox AL 19Green, Alfard A Private Private Macon County AL 21Green, Jack A Private Private Macon County AL 17Green, Mat A Private Private Macon County AL 18Green, Washington F Private Private Thomaston GA 22Greene, Jeremiah E Private Private Jones County GA 23Grice, Richard D Private Private Washington County NC 19Grice, Thomas C Private 7thCorporal Beaufort NC 20 09/07/1865Griffen, David A Private Private Perry County AL 20Griffen, Henry A Private Private Bibb County AL 20Griffen, Peter A Private Private Bibb County AL 45Griffin, Everet D Private Private Richmond VA 19Griffin, Henry D Private Private Richmond VA 18Griffin, Manly E Private Private Eatonton GA 18Griffin, Peter H Private Private Randolph County GA 21Griffis, Constant E Private Corporal Nashville TN 22Gristy, John C. I Private 2nd Lieut. Davis County IA 21 07/01/1865Gunn, Charles F Private Private Selma AL 24Gunter, Camp F Private Private Memphis TN 18Hachey, Steven C Private Reg Bugler Dallas County AL 20 11/01/1865Hafford, Jeff C Private Private Montgomery AL 23Haley, Ferryman K Private Private Marion County GA 23Haley, Willis K Private Private Marion County GA 19Hall, Henderson C Private Private Laurens County SC 25Hall, Henry C Private Private Chester District SC 29Hall, Isaac H Private Private Richmond VA 20Hall, Jerry C Private Private Chester District SC 21Hall, Noah C Private Private Prince William County VA 44Hall, Richard C Private Private Coosa County AL 23Hall, Solomon C Private Private Twiggs AL 38Hall, Strawther C Private Private Chester District SC 22Hall, Wiley C Private Private Tongo AL 44

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Hall, William G Private Corporal Richmond VA 23 07/16/1865Halliday, Anderson D Private Private Fayette County GA 19Hamby, Henry D Private Corporal Jones County NC 30 07/16/1865Hamilton, Andrew B Private Private Columbia County GA 27Hamlin, Henry I Private Private Monroe County GA 20Hann, Benjamin F Private Private Union AL 20Hansley, George D Private Private Duplin County NC 24 Died 08/17Harden, Jasper B Private Private Morgan County GA 40Hardin, Iverson B Private Private Morgan County GA 18Harper, Albert H Private Private Milledgeville GA 18Harper, Edward I Private Corporal Richmond VA 19 07/16/8165Harris, Abe K Private Private Talbot County GA 18Harris, Alfred F Private Private Selma AL 30Harris, Allen C Private 2ndSergeant Chester District SC 29 07/16/1865Harris, Fletcher I Private Private Montgomery AL 20Harris, George A Private Drummer Troup County GA 18 07/16/1865Harris, Harbod E Private Private LaGrange GA 23Harris, Henry G Private Private Scott County VA 32Harris, Henry H Private Private Columbus GA 20Harris, James H Private Private Macon County AL 22Harris, Jesse B Private Private Dallas County Al 19Harris, John B Private Private Jefferson County AL 25Harris, John H Private 4thSergeant Augusta GA 19 07/16/1865Harris, Solomon I Private Private Dallas County AL 23Harrison, Daniel A Private Private Selma AL 37Harrison, Daniel E Private Private Baldwin County GA 23Harrison, George E Private Private Laurens county GA 30Harrison, Henry G Private Private Chambers County AL 20Harrison, Perry A Private Private Anderson County SCHarrison, Samuel B Private Private Columbia County GA 22Harryfoot, Levi F Private Private Baton Rogue LA 20Hartfield, Sebern G Private Sergeant Upson County GA 29 09/01/1865Hartley, Kit E Private Private Quitman County GA 19Harvey, Abner H Private Private Hancock County GA 27Hataway, Joseph D Private Musician Lynchburg VA 19 07/16/1865Hawkins, Edward E Private Private Baldwin County GA 22

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Hawkins, Francis E Private Private Baldwin County GA 42Henderson, Jackson G Private Private Cobb County GA 18Henderson, Scipio K Private 1stSergeant Hancock County GA 22 07/16/1865Hendricks, Alfred A Private Private Perry County AL 30Henry, Daniel F Private Corporal Greenville GA 23 07/16/1865Henry, James B Private Corporal Middlesex County VA 31 07/16/1865Henry, John B Private Musician Athens GA 33Henry, William F Private Private Nashville TN 26Henson, George A Private Corporal Ebberville LA 16 07/16/1865Herald, Andrew F Private Private Selma Al 21Herald, Johnson F Private Private Selma AL 18Herring, James K Private Private Columbus GA 25Herrington, Peter C Private Private Pitt County NC 21Herron, Alfred C Private Private Lawrence County AL 18 Died 09/24Hester, Isam D Private Private Greene County GA 18Heston, Jackson D Private Private Greene County GA 27Hicks, Albert F Private Private Crawford County GA 37Hicks, Charles K Private Private Newton County GA 19Hicks, Dock B Private Private Twiggs County GA 22High, William F Private Private Indian Springs GA 25Hight, Aaron G Private Private Newton County GA 21Hightower, Andrew G Private Private Newton County GA 30Hightower, William G Private Private Greene County GA 21Hill, Daniel G Private Private Albany NC 24Hill, Eli G Private Private Greene County GA 21Hill, Franklin C Private Private Upson County GA 20Hill, Isam B Private Private Harris County GA 23Hilliard, Sabe I Private Private Citrus County FLHillman, David G Private Corporal Talbot County GA 29Hodney, Gus I Private Private Upson County GA 20Hodney, Hans I Private Private Upson County GA 18Hofford, Thomas A Private Sergeant Dallas County AL 20 07/16/1865Holland, Ishmael G Private Private Jones County GA 26Holland, Nathan H Private Private Columbus GA 35Hollingsworth, Edward K Private Private Macon GA 22 Died 08/03Hollinsworth, William F Private Private Crawford County GA 16

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Holmes, Edmond A Private Private Dallas County AL 26Holmes, Prince K Private Private Perry County AL 22Holstin, Ames F Private Private Crawford County GA 21Holstin, General F Private Private Chambers County AL 22Holstin, Thomas F Private Private Crawford County GA 26Holt, George I Private Private Montgomery AL 22Hoskins, Webster A Private Private Holmes County MS 20Hough, Romaine S. F Sergeant 1st Lieut. Green County NY 28 07/01/1865Houston, Milton G Private Corporal Mecklenburg County VA 27 07/16/1865Howard, Gilbert A Private Private Macon County AL 35Howard, Isam B Private Private Richmond VA 20Howard, Perry K Private Corporal Monroe County GA 22 07/16/1865Howard, Peter K Private Private Monroe County GA 20Howard, Shadrack H Private Private Barbour County AL 21Huckelbery, Moses G Private Private Monroe County GA 18Huckob, George B Private Private Franklin County GA 26Hudely, Isaac K Private Private Wilkes County GA 20Hughs, John G Private Private Twiggs County GA 26Hunter, Aaron D Private Private Savannah GA 25Hunter, Aaron H Private Private Macon GA 21Hunter, Albert H Private Private Crawford County GA 20Hurd, Augustus K Private Corporal Harris County GA 21 07/16/1865Hurlburt, Kinch K Private Private Hancock County GA 25Hytower, Chapman I Private Private Upson County GA 20Hytower, Isaac I Private Private Upson County GA 21Hytower, Lewis I Private Fifer Upson County GA 21 07/16/1865Hytower, Robert I Private Private Upson County GA 19

138th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames I-L

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/ Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Irwin, John A Private Private Lawrence County AL 23Ivory, Thomas I Private Private Warren County GA 23Jackson, Charles G Private Private Clarksville VA 38Jackson, Horace C Private 8thCorporal Tawsy AL 20 10/16/1865

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Jackson, John A Private Private Henry County GA 20Jackson, John E Private Private Montgomery AL 19Jackson, Limas G Private Private St Mary’s GA 25Jackson, Robert G Private Private Warren County VA 20Jackson, Samuel H Private Private Autauga County AL 24Jamison, Greene H Private Private Houston County GA 24Jedder, James H Private Private Ottawa VA 29Jefferson, Alfred E Private Private Clayton County GA 27Jenkins, Dawsey D Private Private Westmoreland County VA 19Jenkins, Franklin D Private Private Richmond VA 20Jenkins, Henry D Private Private Columbus GA 18Jenkins, Henry D Private Private Leesburg VA 36Jenkins, Jackson D Private Corporal Talbot County GA 25 07/16/1865Jenkins, Jacob D Private Private Columbus GA 20Jenkins, James D Private Private Muscogee County GA 19Jenkins, John D Private Private Columbus GA 18 Died 12/28Jenkins, John D Private Private Columbus GA 25Jenkins, Joseph D Private Private Columbus GA 19Jenkins, Ras D Private Private Richmond VA 18 Died 11/08Jenkins, Riley D Private Private Richmond VA 25Jenkins, Steven A Private Private Atlanta GA 21Jenkins, Willis D Private Private Muscogee County GA 20Jenkins, Willis D Private Private Muscogee County GA 18Jeridoe, Peter E Private Private Charleston SC 22Jile, Henry K Private 8thCorporal Clinton GA 21 11/20/1865Johnson, Aaron F Private Corporal Charleston SC 22 07/16/1865Johnson, Benjamin H Private Private Coweta County GA 21Johnson, Charles E Private Sgt Major Petersburg VA 25 08/28/1865Johnson, David G Private 1stSergeant Camden SC 30 07/16/1865Johnson, Garrett V. B Sergeant 1st Lieut. Hudson County NJ 25 07/01/1865Johnson, Green C Private 1stCorporal Monroe County GA 26 07/16/1865Johnson, Harry E Private Private Eatonton GA 22Johnson, Henry F Private Private Charleston SC 44Johnson, Jack C Private Private Nashville TN 33Johnson, James H Private Private Charleston SC 39Johnson, John E Private Private Tuskegee AL 18

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Johnson, Nathan G Private Private Dallas County AL 25Johnson, Samuel I Private Corporal Monroe County GA 21 09/29/1865Johnson, Spencer G Private Private Cumberland County VA 36Johnson, Squire K Private 4thSergeant Richmond VA 24 07/16/1865Johnson, Willis H Private Private Jones County GA 19Johnston, Albert A Private Private Dallas County AL 26Johnston, Prentice A Private Private Dallas County AL 18Jones, Charles F Private Private Harrison County MS 18Jones, Edward K Private Private Culpeper County VA 30Jones, Frank H Private Private Putnam County GA 35Jones, George D Private Private Warren County GA 22Jones, George I Private Private Savannah GA 22Jones, Hardin K Private Private Richmond VA 18Jones, Harry H Private Private Warren County VA 20Jones, Isaac H Private Private Henry County GA 29Jones, Isaac K Private Private Charleston SC 19Jones, John H Private Private Prince Edward County VA 20Jones, Joseph F Private Private Henry County AL 20Jones, Lewis H Private Private Newbern NC 23Jones, Moses D Private Private Crawford County GA 20Jones, Nathan K Private Private Culpeper County VA 18Jones, Perry B Private Private Vicksburg MS 28 Died 12/01Jones, Samuel E Private Private Morgan County GA 32Jones, Samuel H Private Private Richmond VA 29Jones, Samuel K Private Private Jasper County GA 23Jordon, Shadrack E Private Private Jasper County GA 19Judkins, Thomas E Private Private Montgomery AL 20Kee, Jeff A Private Private Troup County GA 23Kenion, John I Private Corporal Chambersburg PA 21 07/16/1865Kidwell, Alfonso F&S Supply

SGTC Musician IN 29 08/14/1865

King, Brazil D Private Private Liberty County GA 24King, Charles E Private Private Richmond VA 18King, Edward B Private Musician Greene County GA 17Kirkpatrick, John A. H Corporal 1st Lieut. Montgomery County IN 23 07/15/1865Knox, Bristol D Private Corporal Augusta GA 21 11/10/1865Knox, Joseph B Private Private Hartford NC 28

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Knox, William F Private Private Richmond VA 21Lacier, Johnson C Private Private Monroe County GA 36Lampkins, James G Private Corporal Clarke County GA 26 07/16/1865Lasinga, David C Private Private Bainbridge GA 24Laster, Allen G Private Private Meriwether County GA 20Latham, James W. F&S Chaplain Chaplain Grand Benton County IA 35 12/09/1865Lawrance, John A Private Sergeant Bibb County AL 23 07/16/1865Lawson, Albert H Private Private Talladega County AL 18Lawson, John H. C Corporal 1st Lieut. Bartholomew County IN 23 07/01/1865Leach, Peter B Private Private Dallas County AL 28Lee, James B Private Private Laurens County GA 30Lee, Jerry F Private Private Charleston SC 33Lee, Joseph A Private Corporal Nelson County VA 21 07/16/1865Lee, Lemen B Private Corporal Laurens County GA 30 11/27/1865Leggett, William F Private Private Jackson MS 18Lenan, Elbert A Private Private Selma AL 18Lenooh, Lewis B Private Private Dallas County AL 20Leonard, Reuben E Private Private Columbus GA 18Lepine, Charles F&S P

MusicianC Musician Muscogee County GA 18 08/26/1865

Leslie, Henry E Private Private Greene County GA 19Lesmey, Adam B Private Private Warren County GA 26Lesslie, Sanford C Private Sergeant Wilmington NC 19 12/01/1865Levere, Allen I Private Private Upson County GA 18Levere, Booker I Private Private Upson County GA 20Levere, Green I Private Private Upson County GA 18Lewis, Hiram H Private Private Russell County AL 18Lewis, Samuel K Cook Cook Richmond VA 19Lingo, Anderson E Private Private Wilkinson County GA 24Linsday, Hall I Private Private Upson County GA 26Linsday, Jerry I Private Private Upson County GA 35Linsday, Jessee I Private Corporal Upson County GA 20 07/16/1865Little, Berry E Private Private Hancock County GA 20Lock, Jerry F Private Private Charleston SC 18Locket, William B Private Private Spotsylvania County VA 25Locket, William H Private Private Taylor County GA 21Lockhart, Burton H Private Private Macon GA 20

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Lomax, Allen C Private 3rdSergeant Jones County GA 33 07/16/1865Lomax, Floyd H Private Private Grayson VA 23Lomax, Hampton C Private 6thCorporal Jones County GA 25 07/16/1865London, Harry E Private Private Upson County GA 18Long, Calvin I Private Private Dallas County AL 22Long, Peck H Private Private Montgomery AL 19Love, Benjamin A Private Private Union County KY 23Lovett, Thomas G Private Private Richmond VA 18Lowe, Henry G Private Private Jones County GA 21Lowe, Jackson G Private Private Jones County GA 31Lowe, John G Private Private Rockingham County NC 27Lowe, Jolly G Private Private Bibb County GA 18Lowery, Richard I Private Private Scott County MS 18Lucas, Allen D Private Private Monroe County GA 32Lucas, Frank F Private Corporal Knoxville TN 20 10/01/1865Lucas, Robert D Private Private Monroe County GA 22Lucas, Samuel D Private Private Monroe County GA 33Lucas, Simon E Private Private Sparta GA 40Lundy, Frank C Private Private Greene County GA 33Lustre, James H Private Private Monroe County GA 21Lyon, Dan W. I Private Captain Washington County PA 29 07/01/1865Lyons, Booker I Private Private Upson County GA 22Lyons, Jack C Private Private Upson County GA 40Lyons, Joseph E Private Private Upson County GA 18Lyons, Monroe I Private Private Monroe County GA 18Lyons, Robert I UnderCoo

kCook Upson County GA 42 08/16/1865

Lyons, Stephen D Private Private Upson County GA 24

138th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames M-O

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/ Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Macon, Isam B Private Private Putnam County GA 26 Died 09/11Madison, Payman H Private Private Putnam County GA 20Mahan, Simon K Private Private Selma AL 25Maines, George E Private Private Clarke County GA 21

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Maines, William E Private Private Clarke County GA 18Malery, Frederick G Private Private Buckingham County VA 24 Died 12/26Mangham, Anthony H Private Private Butts County GA 19Manter, Hawbert H Private Private Macon County AL 18Marks, Joshua C Private 1stSergeant Barbour County AL 25 07/16/1865Marshal, Gustav C Private Private Americus GA 18Marshal, Harris A Private Private Dallas County AL 22Marshal, John E Private Corporal Houston County GA 23 11/30/1865Martin, Alfred G Private Sergeant Montgomery AL 24 07/16/1865Martin, Harris B Private Private Jefferson County AL 24Martin, Washington F Private Private Dallas County AL 18Mason, Henry G Private Private Dekalb County GA 18Mason, Lewis B Private Private Lynchburg VA 26Massy, Henry G Private Private Hancock County GA 19Massy, Moses G Private Private Hancock County GA 19 Died 10/06Mathews, Albert E Private Private Wilcox County AL 24Mathuson, James K. H Private Captain Edenbouro SCOTLAND 34 07/15/1865Maxwell, Thomas J. F&S Asst Surg Surgeon Harrison County OH 28 07/15/1865Maynard, Spencer I Private Private Jones County GA 23Mayne, Gilbert E Private Private Clarke County GA 20Maze, Lane B Private Private Warren County GA 17McAdney, Mark C Private Private Tuscaloosa County AL 22McCall, Anthony C Private Private Floyd County GA 32McCay, Juba I Private Private Thumer VA 28McClerren, Samuel B Private Private Richmond VA 23McCoy, Henry F Private Private Nelson County KY 26McCrag, Benjamin A Private Private Dallas County AL 20McCrary, KagA F Private Private Geneva GA 23McCrary, William B Private Private Taylor County GA 28McElwane, Hawbert E Private Private Orange County NC 21McGee, Lee G Private Private Harris County GA 17McGiffany, Charles H Private Private Hancock county GA 20McGrath, Moses H Private Private Burke County GA 21McKarn, Joseph B Private Private Montgomery AL 26McKelly, Richard K Private Private Green Wood SC 24McMichael, Arthur E Private Private Fayette County GA 24

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McMikael, Riker E Private Private Crawford County GA 20McMullen, Larkins I Private Private Charleston SC 20 Died 07/20McMullen, Turner D Private Corporal Washington County GA 36 07/16/1865McNamara, James H Private Private Selma AL 24Medcaff, Jeremiah D Private Sergeant Barbour County AL 24 07/16/1865Middleton, Nathan A Private Private Dallas County AL 28Millen, Peter A Private Private Selma AL 24Miller, James P. F Private 2nd Lieut. Franklin County OH 28 07/15/1865Miller, Peter C Private 3rdCorporal Prince George County VA 22 07/16/1865Miller, Richard K Private Private Alexandria VA 21Milliner, Elijah F Private Private Nashville TN 24Milliner, Jackson F Private Private Richmond VA 22Milner, Henry H Private Private Coosa County AL 21 Died 10/06Milton, John A Private Private Greene County AL 31Miniard, George K Private Private Jones County GA 22Mirrick, Elijah K Private Private Rappahannock County VA 26Mirrick, Peter K Private Private Jones County GA 21Mirrick, William K Private Private Jones County GA 19Mitchell, Martin M. G 2nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. Dublin IRELAND 24 09/01/1865Mixon, Coleman B Private Corporal Dallas County AL 19Moden, Clay I Private Private Clay County AL 20Moden, Moses I Private Private Perry County AL 28Monroe, Crawford C Private Private Putnam County GA 21Montgomery, Allen F Private Private Harris County GA 27Moor, Thomas G Private Private Whitefield County GA 22Moore, Franklin G Private Private Richmond VA 22Moore, James G Private Private Macon County AL 18Moore, Tobe B Private Private Perry County AL 22Moppin, Edward E Private Private Greensborough VA 19Monroe, Morgan c Private Private Tuscaloosa County AL 28Morris, Sandy D Private Private Macon GA 18Morrow, Albert A Private Private Dallas County AL 27Morrow, Claburn I Private Private Dallas County AL 32 Died 06/1866Morrow, Collins I Private Private Dallas County AL 33Morrow, Collins F Private Private Columbia SC 40Morrow, Henry D Private Private Dallas County AL 18

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Morrow, Jack A Private Private Dallas County AL 29Morrow, John A Private Private Dallas County AL 20Morrow, July D Private Private Perry County AL 21Moseby, Alfred B Private Corporal Dallas County AL 19 07/16/1865Mosely, Joseph E Private Private Putnam County GA 31Motley, Joseph A Private Private Macon County AL 23Murphy, Calvin I Private Private Fayette County GA 25Nash, Luke K Private Private Nash County NC 38Nelson, Henry A Private Private Dallas County AL 25Nesbit, Benjamin H Private 3rdCorporal Fort Gaines GA 25 11/02/1865Norman, Cuffy H Private Private Liberty County GA 21Norris, Richmond A Private Private Huntsville AL 25Nusom, Andrew B Private Private Putnam County GA 28O'Brian, Nathan F Private Private Macon GA 22O'Brien, Jackson H Private 2ndCorporal Mobile AL 19 07/16/1865O'Neal, John K Private Private Cherokee County GA 18Odan, Anderson B Private Private Russell County AL 19Odan, James B Private Private Russell County AL 26Odan, Willis B Private Corporal Bibb County GA 19 07/16/1865Offit, Allen D Private Private Montgomery AL 19Ogletree, Jefferson G Private Private Monroe County GA 20Ogletree, Reuben E UnderCoo

kCook Monroe County GA 18 09/16/1865

Oliver, Perry I Private Private Dallas County AL 19Ornet, Amos B Private Private Wilkes County GA 20Ornet, Jackson B Private Private Lincoln County GA 17Ously, Nelson K Private Private Bibb County GA 18Owens, Isaac F Private Private Macon GA 18Owens, Lewis E Private Private Talbot County GA 18

138th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames P-R

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/ Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Pace, James K Private Private Newton County GA 42Page, William H. D Private 2nd Lieut. Meigs County OH 34 07/01/1865Palmer, Edward D Private Private Warren County GA 22

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Palmer, Moses H Private 5thCorporal Hancock County GA 23 07/16/1865Parker, Allen K Private Private Talbot County GA 21Parker, Charles K Private Drummer Montgomery AL 18 07/16/1865Parker, Israel K Private Corporal Edgefield County SC 31 Died 11/16Parks, Wesley H Private Private Polk County TN 21Parrin, George A Private Private Edgefield County SC 36Parsons, Jessie F Private Private Petersburg VA 36Parsons, Nathaniel F Private Private Reynolds GA 18Passmore, Leroy E Private Private King and Queen

CountyVA 25

Patterson, Jesse H Private Private Jones County GA 17 Died 10/29Paul, Arthur C Private Private Jones County GA 24Paul, Joseph C Private Corporal Louisa GA 22 12/01/1865Paul, Solomon K Private Private Jones County GA 23Paxton, James W. G 1stSergeant 1st Lieut. Rockbridge County PA 21 07/01/1865Peabody, Samuel H Private Private Savannah GA 21Peak, Isaiah F Private Private Crawfordsville GA 18Peck, Dock H Private Private Greene County GA 18Penn, Joseph A Private Private Chambers County AL 21Peoples, Henry A Private Private Henry County AL 18Peoples, John A Private Corporal Selma AL 23 07/16/1865Peoples, Webster A Private Private Bibb County AL 16Peoples, William H Private Fifer Richmond VA 22 07/16/1865Perry, Jackson I Private Private Anderson County SC 18Perryman, Berrel K Private Private Putnam County GA 19Persall, George K Private Private Newton County GA 21Persons, Andrew C Private Private St Mary’s County MD 27Persons, David C Private Private Coweta County GA 23Persons, Lewis C Cook Cook (Unknown) SC 36 09/16/1865Petry, Dudley B Private Private Franklin County MS 24Peterson, James G Private Private Macon County AL 18Phelps, Isaac H Private Private Jackson GA 25Philips, Charles H. C Private Private Crawford County GA 25Phillips, Jacob D Private Private Monroe County GA 18Phillips, Mauser D Private Private Monroe County GA 18Philpot, Alexander F Private Corporal Savannah GA 40 07/16/1865Picken, Alpheus H Private 2nd Lieut. Harrison County OH 21 07/01/1865

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Pickles, John A. F&S Captain Major Washington County IN 22 07/01/1865Pierce, Henry I Private Sergeant Montgomery AL 24 07/16/1865Polen, Anthony A Private Private Greene County GA 23Polen, Henry A Private Private Green County GA 22Polk, James K. A Private Corporal Crawford County GA 20 07/16/1865Pollard, William H Private Private Selma AL 24Porter, Alco F Private Private Dallas County AL 22Porter, Daniel K Private Private Fayette County GA 18Porter, Smith G Private Private Gilbert NC 40Potts, James F Private Private Lexington County SC 42Powell, Jacob D Private Private Madison KY 23Powell, Walter C Private Private Prince George County VA 25Powers, Benjamin H Private Private Lowndes County AL 20Presley, Albert C Private Private Richmond VA 21Preston, John E Private Private Baltimore MD 36Preston, Joseph E Private Private Baldwin County MD 19Preston, Sandy D Private Private (Unknown) VA 24 Died 10/24Preston, William H Private 3rdSergeant Tuskegee AL 28 07/16/1865Price, Franklin D Private Private Coffee County TN 19Price, George A Private Private Perry county AL 22Proctor, Alexander C Private Private Jones County GA 18Prosson, James G UnderCook Cook Baldwin County GA 18 09/16/1865Purify, Reuben D Private Private Upson County GA 18Pye, Behney E Private Private Jasper County GA 17Quin, James I Private Private Anderson County SC 32Raburn, Cicero D Private Private Monroe County GA 20Raden, Reuben G Private Private Pennfield GA 18Raglin, Iceum K Private Private Jones County GA 29Raglin, James A Private Private Henry County GA 22Raglin, John K Private Private Loudoun County VA 18Raglin, Martin A Private Private Henry County GA 23Raglin, Matthew A Private Private Henry County GA 23Rakison, Ariulon F Private Private Montgomery AL 24 Died 11/06Ramsey, Charles K Private Private Troup County GA 18Ramsey, Oscar H Private Private Columbus GA 21Randolph, Solomon E Private Private Montgomery AL 18

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Ray, Nathan C UnderCook Cook Talbot County GA 22 09/16/1865Ray, Pope F Private Private Greene County GA 27Red, George H Private Private Columbus GA 20Redd, Alexander I Private Private Upson County GA 20Reece, Anderson A Private Private Dallas County AL 25Reed, Allen G Private Private Macon County AL 18Reed, Harbood G Private Private Macon County AL 20Reed, Hiram E Private Private Eatonton GA 20Reed, Hudson G Private Private Macon County AL 18Reed, Immanuel G Private Private Macon County AL 20Reed, James A Private Private Lexington VA 45Reed, Jesse C Private Private Putnam County GA 24Reed, Morris C Private Private Eatonton GA 20Reed, Richard K Private Private Charleston SC 33Reed, Sidney G Private Private Macon County AL 19Reed, Tilman K Private Private Marion GA 19Reese, Milton E Private Private Montgomery AL 23Reesy, Vincent H Private Private Lowndes County AL 21Reeves, Edward I Private Private Lowndes County AL 19Reeves, Henry I Private Private Lowndes County AL 18Reeves, Robert C Private Private Louisa GA 27Reeves, William D Private Private Johnston County NC 25Reffet, Washington F Private Private Augusta GA 25Releford, Samuel G Private Private Columbus GA 27Rence, James B Private Private Catoosa County GA 22Reynolds, Moses C Private Private James City County VA 21Richardson, Andrew E Private Private Warren County GA 18Richerson, Henry B Private Sergeant Charleston SC 18 08/25/1865Ridenhour, Harry G Private Private Columbus GA 20Ridley, Lawson D Private Private Grandville NC 22Riley, Senson I Private Private Banks County GA 25Rivers, Jackson D Private Private Charleston SC 20Roan, Pink A Private Private Henry County GA 21Roberts, John A. C Sergeant 2nd Lieut. MO 34 08/01/1865Roberts, Scranton G Private Corporal St Mary’s GA 24 07/16/1865Roberts, William K Private Private Walton County GA 22

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Robinson, Greene E Private Corporal Heard County GA 20 07/16/1865Robinson, John E Private Cook Augusta GA 21 12/01/1865Robinson, Joshua D Private Private Washington County GA 18Robinson, Manuel D Private Private Craven County NC 40Robinson, Samuel D Private Private Savannah GA 23Robinson, Samuel E Private Private Richmond VA 20Robinson, Washington G Private Private Coweta County GA 18Robison, Asa F Private Private Lowensburg AL 18Robison, Berry F Private Private Lowensburg AL 20Robison, Daniel F Private Private Lowensburg AL 18Robison, George F Private Private Lowensburg AL 18Robison, Israel F Private Private Lowensburg AL 18Robison, Jonas F Private Private Lowensburg AL 18Robison, Robert F Private Private Lowensburg AL 18Rocket, Albert H Private Private Jefferson County AL 17Rogers, William H. H. G Sergeant Captain Morgan County IL 23 07/01/1865Rollin, Randal H Private Private Greene County GA 21Ross, John D Private Private Yazoo County MS 18Ross, Stephen B Private Private Columbia County GA 25Ruben, John B Private Private Macon County GA 24Rush, Andrew S. A Sergeant 1st Lieut. Somerset County NJ 24 07/01/1865Rush, Frank A Private Private Macon County AL 25Russell, William B Private Private Russell County AL 19Ryan, John M. I Corporal 1st Lieut. Jefferson County OH 21 07/01/1865

138th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames S-V

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/ Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Saddles, Ruffen A Private Private Perry County AL 23Samples, Jerry C Private Private Putnam County GA 30Sampson, Levi A UnderCook Cook Evangeline Parrish LA 15 08/16/1865Sanford, King F Private Private Clinton GA 18Sapp, George C Private Private Frederick County VA 18Sargents, Cuffee I Private Drummer Charleston SC 18 07/16/1865Sawyer, Charles E Private Private Clarke County AL 18

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Sayer, Henderson D Private Private Montgomery AL 27Sciser, Solomon F Private Private Richmond VA 40Scott, Green K Private Private Madison County GA 37Scott, Peter K Private Private Newton County GA 29Scott, Richard I Private Private Lawrence County AL 18Seastrong, James C Private Private Perry County AL 19Serfrage, Graphen A Private Private Henry County GA 20Shackelford, Howard F 1stSergeant Captain Putnam County IN 21 07/01/1865Sharp, Lingo A Private Private Jones County GA 23Shuey, Joshua D Corporal 1st Lieut. Salisbury County OH 22 07/01/1865Simms, Irvin G Private Private LaGrange GA 26Sims, James C Private Private Madison County VA 25Sims, John C Private Private Madison County VA 25Sims, Prince B Private Private Lincoln County GA 16Sims, Wiley I Private Private Columbia County GA 21Singleton, Oliver A Private Private Madison County MS 30Slappy, Abram G Private Private Twiggs County GA 30Slaton, George B Private Private Washington County GA 22Slaton, Mack B Private Private Washington County GA 26Sly, Nathan B Private Private Columbus GA 18Smiley, Frederick I Private Private Dallas County AL 40Smith, Barker B Private Private Dallas County AL 17Smith, Cato F Private Private Selma AL 20Smith, Clay G Private Private Upson County GA 18Smith, Daniel B Private Private Petersburg VA 26Smith, Fayette H Private Private Houston County GA 18Smith, Franklin B Private Private Jones County GA 20 Died 12/14Smith, Franklin D Private Private Bibb County AL 23Smith, Frederick G Private Private Powhatan County VA 22Smith, Green B Private Private Washington County MS 20Smith, Henry B Private Private Wilkes County GA 21Smith, Henry A Private Private Troup County GA 28Smith, Isaac F Private Private Jonesboro TN 40Smith, John A Private Private Russell County AL 23Smith, Joseph B Private Private Jefferson County AL 20Smith, Joseph K Private 8thCorporal Talbot County GA 30 07/16/1865

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Smith, Lump G Private Private Crawford County GA 18Smith, Matherson B Private Sergeant Dallas County AL 18 11/27/1865Smith, Moses E Private Sergeant Richmond VA 21 11/30/1865Smith, Nelson B Private Private Dallas County AL 21Smith, Oscar D Private Private Hinds County MS 18Smith, Richard K Private Private Macon GA 20Smith, Sanford C Private Private Jefferson County AL 18Smith, Scott B Private Private Selma AL 20Smith, Shedrick B Private Private Selma AL 18Smith, Sipple B Private Private Charleston SC 18Smith, William K Private Private Norfolk VA 36Smith, Wilson D Private Private Putnam County GA 40Sparks, Bayles F Private Private Coweta County GA 19Sparks, Jackson D Private Private Putnam County GA 21Spear, Jeremiah K Private Private Warren County GA 35Spearman, Benjamin D Private Private Richmond VA 24Stafford, Menson I Private Private Upson County GA 21Stafford, Monroe A Private Corporal Macon County AL 36 07/16/1865Steele, William D Private Corporal Lowndes County AL 18Stephen, Hilliard I Private Private Monroe County GA 18Stephen, John I Private Private Monroe County GA 20Stephens, David K Private Private Heard County GA 23Stephens, Nathaniel E Private Corporal Montgomery AL 21 09/01/1865Stephens, Perry A Private Corporal Calhoun County AL 27 07/16/1865Sterling, Ransom E Private Private Thomaston GA 18Steward, Nathan A Private Private Jones County GA 22Stewart, Anthony E Private Private Marengo County AL 21Stewart, Eldred E Private Private Marengo County AL 18Stewart, James E Private Corporal Jasper County GA 18 11/30/1865Stewart, Peter D Private QM SGT Orange County VA 28 08/30/1865Stickney, Samuel C Private Private Pike County AL 18Stoaks, David K Private Private Forsyth GA 23Stoben, Isaac F Private Private Madison GA 18Stocks, Crockett G Private Private Jones County GA 23Stovall, Joseph B Private Private Morgan County GA 20Strickner, Jackson F Private Private Wilson NC 18

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Stubbs, Neptune E UnderCook Cook Jasper County GA 20 09/16/1865Stuttivan, Samuel F Private Private Selma AL 20Stuvall, Jerry F Private QM SGT Knoxville GA 23 09/25/1865Sullivan, Henry E Private Private Pike County GA 23Sullivan, James G Private Private Monroe County GA 18Sumerland, James H Private Private Heard County GA 24Summers, Isaac C Private Private Perry County AL 20Sumner, Henry G Private Private Candler County GA 24Suthey, William A Private Private Selma AL 23 Died 08/07Suttle, John F Cook Cook Lynchburg VA 20 09/16/1865Sweazey, Caleb F&S Steward Asst Surg Tompkins County NY 39 07/14/1865Swift, Joseph F Private Private Fredericksburg MD 47Swift, Madison F Private Private Selma AL 20Swipe, George K UnderCook Cook Alexander GA 18 09/16/1865Tally, Anthony I Private Sergeant Shelby County TN 20 07/16/1865Talton, David G Private Private Florence County SC 40Tamage, Richard D Private Private Baldwin County GA 20Tanner, John G Private Private Greenville District SC 34Tarbert, James F Private Private Augusta GA 24Tarbert, Thomas F Private Private Lexington GA 23Tarbert, Thomas J. F Private Private Milledgeville GA 18Tarbet, Henry F Private Private Edgefield County SC 30Tarver, John I Private Private Bibb County GA 18Tarver, Seburn I Private Private Twiggs County GA 18Tarver, Silas I Private Private Twiggs County GA 18Taylor, Abralom G UnderCook Cook Milledgeville GA 18 09/16/1865Taylor, Frederick D Private Corporal Montgomery AL 24 07/16/1865Taylor, Isaac I Private Private Wilmington NC 20Taylor, Isaiah G Private Private Montgomery AL 25Taylor, Joseph C Private Private Asheville NC 37Taylor, Simpy D Private Private Montgomery AL 20Terry, James K Private Private Putnam County GA 19Terry, Monroe K Private Private Putnam County GA 20Terry, Orsburn K Private Private Putnam County GA 23Thames, Harry I Private 1stSergeant Auburn AL 23 07/16/1865Tharp, Henry K Private Private Marion County GA 23

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Theret, Andrew H Private Cook Barbour County AL 21 09/16/1865Thomas, Calvin I Private Private Monroe County GA 20Thomas, Frank D UnderCook Private Jefferson County AL 19 09/16/1865Thomas, James B Private 1stSergeant Macon County AL 19 08/25/1865Thompson, Franklin K Private Corporal Sumter County MS 26 07/16/1865Thompson, Levi I Private Private Cobb County GA 21Thompson, William I Private Corporal Cobb County GA 21 07/16/1865Thompson, William W. COM SGT QM Dublin IRELAND 27 07/01/1865Thorneton, Anthony A UnderCook Cook Troup County GA 20 09/16/1865Thurman, Oliver I Private Private Clarke County GA 18Tombs, George K Private Private Culpeper County VA 19Tombs, Joseph K Private Private Washington County GA 21Tools, Charles C Private Private Tawgy AL 18Toombs, Ned C Private Private Wilkes County GA 25Toombs, Samuel C Private Private Walker County GA 23Toombs, Tillman C Private Private Walker County AL 20Torrence, Jackson D Private Private Edgefield District SC 43Traler, James K Private Private Dallas County AL 18Tripp, Griffen A UnderCook Cook Greene County GA 23 09/16/1865Tucker, John I Private Private Twiggs County GA 25Tucker, Lewis J. B Sergeant 2nd Lieut. Portage County NJ 29 07/01/1865Tuft, Hiram I Private Private Jones County GA 18Tyler, Allen A Private Private Choctaw County MS 25Tyler, William I Private Sergeant Richmond VA 19 07/16/1865Tyrrell, John B Cook Cook Putnam County GA 26 09/16/1865Underwood, Humphrey I Private Private Dallas County AL 27Underwood, Levi I Private Private Dallas County AL 20Underwood, Robert D Private Private Putnam County GA 20Underwood, William I Private Private Dallas County AL 24Vandever, Eli K Private Private Charleston SC 36Vanslice, Gillam F Private Private Columbus GA 21 Died 08/16Vaughn, William F Private Corporal Petersburg VA 18 11/24/1865Vaugn, Sandy D Private Private Dallas County AL 25Vaun, Esau B Private Private Demopolis AL 20Vaun, Stephen B Private Private Perry County AL 18Verguson, Lewis B Private Private Jackson MS 20

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138th Infantry U.S. Colored Troops Surnames W-Z

Last Name, First Name Unit Rank In Rank OutBirth Place

AgeComment/Promotion

DateCity or County ST

Walker, Edward D Private Sergeant Thomaston GA 22 07/16/1865Walker, Henry A Private Private Richmond VA 28Walker, Jerry K Private Private Columbus GA 22Walker, John A UnderCook Cook Lawrence County AL 31 09/16/1865Walker, John C Private Private Jones County GA 19Walker, John K Private Private Russell County AL 18Walker, Richard D Private Private Bibb County AL 30Walker, Wesley B Private Private Cobb County GA 17Walsh, John L. F&S Adjutant Adjutant Dublin IRELAND 37 07/01/1865Walters, Foster D Private Orderly Perry County AL 22 12/01/1865Walton, Floyd I Private Private Talbot County GA 18Waltower, Troen I UnderCook Cook Savannah GA 24 09/16/1865Ward, Solomon H UnderCook Cook Richmond VA 25 09/16/1865Washington, Albert C Private Private Twiggs County GA 18Washington, George D Private Private Ward Town MD 37Washington, George I Private Private Bibb County AL 18Washington, George H Cook Cook Caroline County VA 31 09/16/1865Waters, Harrison D Private Private Perry County AL 19Waters, Harry D UnderCook Private Perry County AL 21 09/16/1865Waters, Henry D UnderCook Private Perry County AL 25 09/16/1865Watkins, Amos F UnderCook Cook Richmond VA 19 09/16/1865Watson, Green K Private Private Monroe County GA 18Weary, Paul F Private Sergeant Beaufort SC 21 07/16/1865Weathers, Gusta K Private 6thCorporal Talbot County GA 18 07/16/1865Weathers, Joseph K Private 2ndSergeant Talbot County GA 25 07/16/1865Weathers, Rolla K Private 2ndCorporal Talbot County GA 21 07/16/1865Weathers, Samuel K Private Private Talbot County GA 19Weathers, Westley K Private Private Talbot County GA 20 Died 12/07Webb, Moses F Private Private Selma AL 23Webster, Henry K Private Private Nashville TN 22Welch, John C E Corporal 2nd Lieut. Madison County IN 23 07/01/1865

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West, James E Private Corporal Greene County GA 20 11/30/1865West, William E Private Private Greene County GA 18Westbury, Jefferson F Private 1stSergeant Houston County GA 21 10/01/1865Wheat, Lewis G Private Private Monroe County GA 24White, Burrell G Private Corporal Dinwiddie County VA 36 07/16/1865White, George F UnderCoo

kCook Queen Anne’s County MD 44 09/16/1865

White, George H UnderCook

Cook Milledgeville GA 22 09/16/1865

White, Gilbert C Private Private Jones County GA 30White, James C Private Private Orange County VA 23White, James I Private Private Columbia MD 23Whitlock, Sidney D Private Private Wilkes County GA 19Wilder, Mailes I Private Corporal Albemarle County VA 40 07/16/1865Wilkins, Thomas I Private Corporal Savannah GA 34 07/16/1865Willey, Squire D Private Private Athens TN 20Williams, Alfred C Private Private New Hanover County NC 27Williams, Allen B Private Private Perry County AL 40Williams, Amos D Private Private Aiken County SC 21Williams, Andrew B Private Cook Macon GA 20 07/18/1865Williams, April G Private Private Russell County AL 21Williams, Frank B Private Private Columbia County GA 27 Died 12/28Williams, Henry K Private Private Alexandria VA 22Williams, Lazarus B Private Private Tuskegee AL 19Williams, William E Private Private Nashville TN 20Williamson, Harrison D Private Private Marietta GA 23Willingham, Henry E Private Private Upson County GA 20 Died 11/06Willingham, Toban E Private Fifer Upson County GA 18 07/16/1865Willis, Henry B UnderCoo

kCook Greensboro GA 24 09/16/1865

Willis, James B Private Private Green County GA 17Willis, Jesse B Private Private Green county GA 21Willis, Warren D Private Private Dallas County AL 19Wilson, Asa E Private Private Green County GA 30Wilson, George E Private Corporal Green County GA 20 11/30/1865Wilson, James B Private Private Columbia County GA 18Wilson, Richard K Private Private Fulton County GA 20Wilson, Solomon K Private Private Chester County SC 32Wimberly, George G UnderCoo

kCook Charleston SC 40 Died 12/07

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Ethnicity, Race, and the Military

Racial and ethnic groups played an important role in both armies during the Civil War. Many black soldiers fought for the North, enraging Southerners on the battlefield. Hispanic soldiers fought on both sides.American Indians acted as scouts and guides, hoping to regain land and freedom if they aided the victors.

Unfortunately, it would be decades before significant numbers of Americans recognized the considerable contributions of ethnic groups that had suffered chronic discrimination and a racial group that had been alternately enslaved, segregated, or ignored for more than 200 years.

The men of Georgia’s African Brigade which was composed of the 136th, 137th, and 138th, Infantry Regiments USCT are one of those groups that their contribution has not been well publicized. This document was composed with the names of men assigned to the Field and Staff plus the ten companies of the regiments organized after the creation of the brigade. This document also identifies the unit (company) assigned, rank at enlistment or organization, rank when mustered out, place of birth, age at enlistment of organization and date of promotion/appointment or death (if died while on active duty).

Black soldiers’ service varied from headlong assaults on the Confederate lines around Richmond to garrison duty at river ports or along railroad lines that were important to Union strategy. As with white Union troops, their proficiency improved with training and experience. Maj. Gen. Godfrey Weitzel’s ranking of the regiments under his command in 1865 demonstrates the importance to the troops’ abilities of time spent both on the parade ground and in the field. Regimental officers were keenly aware that post commanders’ orders detailing their men to fatigue duty interfered with military instruction, and they sought a remedy through

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official complaints. Often, these were successful. The absence of a contiguous front line and the constant threat of violence made it imperative that men knew at least how to load and fire their weapons and to form line of battle. The determinants of performance were training and practical experience.21

The most enduring accomplishment of the Union’s black soldiers was to assert their right to full citizenship and, by extension, that of all their kin. Lincoln recognized this claim as early as March 1864, when he urged the new governor of Louisiana to extend the franchise to “the very intelligent” among the freedmen, “and especially those who have fought gallantly in our ranks.” This was merely a private suggestion, he told the governor, but hundreds of black Southerners reached the same conclusion independently during the months that followed. “We want two more boxes, beside the cartridge box,” Sgt. Henry J. Maxwell told a convention at Nashville in August 1865, “the ballot box and the jury box.” In the years to come, black veterans in other parts of the country would base petitions for full civic participation on their military service during the war.They had answered fully the question that Treasury Agent Edward Pierce had posed in the summer of 1863: “Will they fight for their freedom?” Another century and five more wars would pass before most Americans began to acknowledge the answer.22

21 Maj Gen G. Weitzel to Col C. H. Whittlesey, 26 Nov 1865, Entry 2063, U.S. Forces on the Rio Grande, Letters Sent, pt. 2, Polyonymous Successions of Cmds, RG 393, U.S. Army Continental Cmds, NA. On fatigue duty, training, and discipline, see above, Chapters 2–5, 7, 9, 11, 12.

22 Basler et al., Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln, 7: 243; Colored Tennessean (Nashville), 12 August 1865; Edward L. Pierce, “The Freedmen at Port Royal,” Atlantic Monthly 12 (September 1863): 291–315 (quotation, p. 291). Petitions of black veterans and remarks of black orators are in Berlin et al., Black Military Experience, pp. 817–18, 822–23; Leon F. Litwack, Been in the Storm So Long: The Aftermath of Slavery (New York: Knopf, 1979), pp. 532–33, 537–38.

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In 1865, during his daring raid into the South, Union General James Harrison Wilson directed the commanders of each of his three divisions to recruit and organize a regiment of former slaves during their march through Alabama and Georgia. By the time Wilson’s forces arrived in Columbus, Georgia the Corp had recruited 1,400 and when his forces arrived in Macon, Georgia the recruits were now over 2,700. On 24 and 25 April, all of the former slaves recruited by the Corp were examined by the surgeon and organized into three regiments consisting of 1,100 men each and were outfitted with captured Confederate uniforms and equipment.

William Scarborough recalled, “A new order of things came in many ways with freedom. I recall the coming of colored troops to take the place of white ones in Macon. The former met with much opposition from the Southern white citizens. Some incidents were amusing to onlookers, as many times the white people would go into the gutters and mud, often to the detriment of their attire, rather than acknowledge defeat and be humiliated by walking beneath the Union flags stretched over the sidewalks. Still, although everything was under military rule and ill repressed feeling was ever present, I do not recall any incident of great disorder.”