In Memoriam and Honour of our proud Southern Ancestors

Major Donald MacDiarmid Macleod
Ancestor of Heather Harley

He served with Company K of the 8th South Carolina Infantry .
He was wounded on the 3rd day of the Battle of Gettysburg and died the following day in Cashtown, Pennsylvania.


Private John Bundy
Ancestor of Heather Harley

He served with Company I of the 1st South Carolina Infantry.
He was paroled at Appomattox.
He survived the war.


Private Moses Pearson
Ancestor of Heather Harley

He served with Company A of Hampton's Legion, South Carolina.
He was a wagoneer, killed sometime during the war, his body was never recovered.


Lunsford Harley
Ancestor of Heather Harley

He served with Company 3(?) of the 1st South Carolina Volunteers.
He lost both legs during the war but survived.


Private Francis Marion Beavers
Ancestor of Steve Bivans

He served with Company D of Phillips Legion Cavalry, Georgia.
He survived the war.


2nd Sergeant John Allen Beavers
Ancestor of Steve Bivans

He served with Company D of Phillips Legion Cavalry, Georgia.
He survived the war.


Private Joseph L. Beavers
Ancestor of Steve Bivans

He served with Company D of Phillips Legion Cavalry, Georgia.
He died during the war about 1864.


Private Ephraim Wesley Beavers
Ancestor of Steve Bivans

He served with Company D of Phillips Legion Cavalry, Georgia.
He survived the war.


Private James J. Beavers
Ancestor of Steve Bivans

He served with Company A, 4th Regiment, Georgia Volunteer Cavalry.
He died on October 18, 1865, in a yankee prison.


Private William Franklin Summers
Ancestor of Steve Bivans

He served with Company D of Phillips Legion Cavalry, Georgia.


Private James Henry Summers
Ancestor of Steve Bivans

He served with Company D of Phillips Legion Cavalry, Georgia.


Private Miles F. Duncan
Ancestor of Steve Bivans

He served with Company H of the 1st Georgia Infantry Reserves.


Seaborn Longino
Ancestor of Steve Bivans

He served with Glenn's Battery under John M. Northcutt.
He was from Coweta County, Georgia.
He survived the war.


Private Michael Cassell
Great,Great,Great Uncle of Scott Cassell, member of Pvt. Lorenzo Dow Williams SCV Camp# 1456, Reidsville, N.C.

He served with Company C of the 4th Virginia Infantry.
He enlisted in the Confederate Army in early May of 1861.
He was born and lived in Patrick, Virginia, the son of a poor farmer.


Private Andrew Halfacre
Ancestor of Michael Brandon Davis

He served with Company E of the 22nd Tennessee Infantry Battalion.


Orderly Sgt. Doctor William Tate Estes
Ancestor of Jesse Estes, Lt. Commander

He served with Company E, 56 North Carolina Infantry
His name was Doctor, they called him "Doc"
He was killed in the Battle of Jonesboro at the age of 19 years and was buried on the Battlefield.


George W. Crabtree
Great Grandfather of Sandra Crabtree Mott

He served with Company A, 32 Texas Cavalry


William Anderson Dillon
Ancestor of Dale Winfree

He served with the 16th Virginia Cavalry Regiment



Allen D. Nash
Great, Great, Great Uncle of William Nash

He served with Company K of the 16th Infantry Regiment
He was wounded at the Battle of Murfreesboro, Tennessee
He was a POW at Rock Island, Illinois for 11 months.
He was released in 1864


Private Charles Lindsey Burger
Great-Great Grandfather of Stacey Pledger Allen

He served with the 44th Reg. Johnson Guards from Clarke County, GA.
He was born October 30, 1842 and died on May 26, 1911
He was wounded in the right shoulder and arm at Chancellorsville, VA on May 2, 1863
He was captured near Washington DC on July 12, 1864. Released at Elmira, NY on June 19, 1865

Private James W.Langley
Great Grandfather of Gene Langley

He served with Company A of the 64TH Virginia Mounted Infantry
He was born in Caswell County, North Carolina in 1818 and died in Hagan, Virginia in 1915
He was a Prisoner of War and was wounded in combat
He was paroled at Cumberland Gap
He is buried in Hagan, Virginia





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