In Memoriam and Honour of our proud Southern Ancestors

Private Robert B. McLean
Great,Grandfather of Colonel Vic Phillips, Florence, S.C. "The Palmetto State". Member of SCV Camp #1419, "Pee Dee Rifles"

He served with the 27th North Carolina Infantry
He enlisted at Fort Macon, North Carolina on June 11, 1861
He served until his discharge in 1865
He is buried at Mr. Rose Cemetery in Dillon, South Carolina in the Family plot



David Franklin Hicks
Great,Great,Great Grandfather of Warren, Daniel, and Andrew Hicks and Sean and Ryan Finnerty

From Descendants of Conquest: Families of the James River Valley of Virginia: Eanes, Hicks, Trexler, Perkins, Tucker, Coleman, Hollins, Saunders, Lambert, Woodley, Lacy, Macey, pages 92- 98
Hicks enlisted in 1861 in Company F, Goochland Cavalry, 4th Virginia Regiment.
He was 17. A passage from Record of Lille Hicks Hearn (Mrs. Julian) say, "I am the niece of D.F. Hicks, who belonged to Comp. F, Goochland Cavalry, 4th Va. Regiment.
He enlisted as a private, in the above Company, and fought bravely in all of its engagements during the War, enlisting in 1861.
During the final days before Appomattox he was captured, and paroled on the 7th day of April 1865, by the Colonel commanding the 108th N.Y. Regiment.
After the War, he returned to his native County, where he still lives. He is honored by all who knew him for his integrity, and gentle kindness of heart."
From family photographs and passed-down knowledge, David Franklin Hicks suffered a loss of a finger from an accident while cleaning a gun.
His wound was never treated and he fought on, according to Confederate papers.
Notes from the United Daughters of the Confederacy say that he was captured by the 108th New York regiment and paroled on April 7, 1865.


James Turner
Father of James Jackson Lee Turner.
Grandfather of Mary Viola Thompson & Great,Great,Grandfather of Cynthia Conner-Haggerton and Linda Marie Pillay

He served with Company D of the 63rd Virginia Infantry
He enlisted on April 15, 1862 in Peterstown.
He was taken prisoner on November 25, 1863(according to Confederates), Federal reports show him captured on November 27, 1863 at Ringgold, Georgia.
In New USA Hospital #2 in Nashville, Tenn. on December 26, 1864 with chronic diarrhea.
Sent to Rock Island on January 29, 1864 and died there of consumption on December 16, 1864.
He is buried in grave #1678 at Rock Island.


Corporal Andrew Jackson Swallows
Great,Great, Great Uncle of William Nash

He served with Company E of the 13th Regiment, "Gore's Tennessee Cavalry"
He fought at the battles of Parkers Crossroads, Atlanta and Chickamauga.
This unit was President Jefferson Davis' escort.



Private Andrew Jackson Judd
Ancestor of William Nash

He served with Company E of the 13th Regiment, "Gore's Tennessee Cavalry"
Fought in the same unit with another William Nash ancestor, Andrew Jackson Swallows.
He survived the war.


Corporal Thomas Jefferson Payne
Great Grandfather of Darlene Jackson Hofer.

He served with Company E of the 5th Arkansas Infantry
He enlisted on 26 June 1861 at Gainesville, Arkansas
He surrendered the end of April 1865 with LT. Gen. Joe Johnston's Army of Tennessee near Durham, North Carolina to Sherman and his army.
He married in 1866 had a family of 8 children and died in 1925.
He is buried with a Confederate stone in Greenway, Clay, Arkansas in Mitchell Cemetery.


Private Charles Edward Coffey
Ancestor of Charles Kelly Towler of Burlington, NC

He served with Company E, of the 13th Virginia Infantry, under General "Stonewall" Jackson
He was from Alto, Virginia
He fought at Gettysburg,Chancellersville, The Wilderness where he was taken POW and sent to Elmira , NY.
After parole he and his brother walked home.
He helped his ex-slave by giving him a piece of land and helped him build a house. They stayed friends and neighbors until his death.
He was outspoken, liked black stetson hats, chewed tobacco, and liked to break horses. He quit with horses after one threw him at the age of 90.


Benjamin Griffith Charles
Ancestor of Steve Hall, Moderator - Georgia Division SCV E-mail Lists , Gen. Joseph E. Johnston Camp #671, Dalton, Ga.

He served with Company A of the 65th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry


Joshua Roach
Ancestor of Steve Hall, Moderator - Georgia Division SCV E-mail Lists, Gen. Joseph E. Johnston Camp #671, Dalton, Ga.

He served with Company I of the 19th Regiment Alabama Infantry


Private Anderson Jefferson Biles
Great Grandfather of James L. Biles of Butts County, Ga.
Great, Great Uncle of B. R. Biles of Griffin, Ga.
Brother of Charles W. Biles(see below)

He served with Company A of the 22nd Heavy Artillery Battallion, Bartow's Artillery
He died on November 23, 1883
He is buried at Lindsey Farm Cemetery in Spalding County, Georgia


Charles W. Biles
Brother of Private Anderson Jefferson Biles (see above)

He served with Company F of the 30th Georgia Infantry


Corporal Wiley E. Anderson
Great, Great Grandfather of Julian F. Anderson of Jacksonville, Fl.

He served with Company F of the 57th Alabama Infantry
He enlisted on February 3, 1862 in Troy, Pike County, Alabama
He was injured by falling timber while setting up breastworks at Resaca, Georgia
He survived the war and died on April 6, 1905
He is buried at Consolation Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery near Enterprise, Alabama, Coffee County


Private Noah Henry Paramore
Great, Great Grandfather of Julian F. Anderson of Jacksonville, Fl.

He served with Company D of the 57th Alabama Infantry
He enlisted on February 12, 1863 in Clopton, Alabama
He survived the war and died on June 3, 1885
His widow Matilda Fillingim Paramore filed for a Confederate Civil War Pension on June 10, 1899
They are both buried at Hopeful Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery near Ozark, Dale County, Alabama
















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