Emails were received from famliy members of Pvt. Nix, edited versions of which are included as below.
 

Date:    Tue, 6 March 2001 9:16:02pm
From :   "Jim & Shirley Wilmoth" swilmoth@worldnet.att.net
To:         <ku4jz@ureach.com>
Subject : 44th NC Inf Co G

 Just wanted to say thanks for a great site you have. My wife and I are
 always searching out info on the 44th Co G. Her G-G-grandfather was
 William M Nix of Co. G. We found out in the past two years that he
 was buried in Richmond, Va at Hollywood Cemetery where we had a
 Confederate marker put upon his resting place. My son recently sent
 me the Yankee account of the battle/skirmish at the South Anna Bridge.
 It's a Yankee report given by the 11th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment
 108th Volunteers. Looks like it's at the following site if you want
 to check it out....

 http://208.242.114.247/11-PA-Cav/articles/or_23_28jun63.htm

 Jim Wilmoth
 N Augusta, SC

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Date :    Mon, 12 March 2001 3:10:58am
From :    James Wilmoth  jamie8t8@yahoo.com
To :        John W Taylor <ku4jz@ureach.com>
Subject : Your 44th NC webpage

 Hi, my name is James Wilmoth.  I just came across your
 webpage on the 44th NC.  Thank you for maintaining
 their history.  I really enjoyed seeing the
 information organized so well.

 One of my Civil War ancestors is Pvt William Nix of
 the 44th NC Co G, the same as your great grandfather.
 My other ancestors were in the Halifax Rifles of the
 3rd VA Infantry.

 I'm writing for a few reasons...to inquire if you have
 any information on the Aug-Sept 1864 time frame.  I'm
 fairly certain that my ancestor (Nix) was wounded in
 or around the Bloody Angle at Spotsylvania Courthouse.
  I do not know what happened after his release from
 the hospital on July 4th, 1864.  Do you have any info
 on a Company G skirmish or battle on Sept 2nd or 5th
 of 1864?  He was reported KIA on both of those days by
 different sources.  It's after Reams Station, that's
 all I know.  Also, do you have any images of the
 regiment?

 My final reason for writing is to offer help for your
 effort as best as I can.  The only 44th NC related
 info I have are papers documenting Nix's enlistment,
 capture, wounding, KIA, and turnover of personal
 items.

 Listed below are a few links that relate to the 44th
 NC and/or Company G:

 http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~mwellis/samuel_stewart.html
 This one is Pvt Stewart's (of Company G) history and
 his widow's request for a state pension.

 http://208.242.114.247/11-PA-Cav/articles/or_23_28jun63.htm
 11th PA Cavalry - Col Spear's report of the South Anna
 Bridge battle (you already have this from a scanned
 book page)

 http://image.vtls.com/VDLP/Petersburg/
 Good online map source for Petersburg 1864 battle
 lines.

 http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Lair/3680/cw/cw-nc.html
 NC Rosters, excludes 22nd NC and has a bad link for
 the 44th...

 http://www.civilwarhome.com/spotsylvaniacourthouse.htm
 This page has very detailed accounts for the Battles
 of the Wilderness and Spotsylania Courthouse.

 http://members.aol.com/jweaver303/nc/nccwhp.htm
 This guy has tons of NC related information and links.

 Thanks again for maintaining your page.  If you need
 anything that I may be able to provide, feel free to
 email me.

 James Wilmoth