The Family of:

Ophelia Creed
(dau of Charley Patrick Sr "The Irishman" & Susan [White] Creed)
Born: 1862 Redwater Bowie Co TX 
Died: Jul 1885 Redwater Bowie Co TX

 Buried: Creed Cemetery Redwater Bowie Co TX

Doak's and Ophelia had 3 known children

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2nd Married:  12 Jan 1888 Bowie Co TX
Amanda Victoria Robinson 
(dau of George Howard & Mary Francis [McWhirter] Robinson) 
Born: 9 Sep 1869 TX
Died: 27 May 1929 Bowie Co TX
Buried: Redwater Cemetery Bowie Co TX  
 
Doak's and Amanda had 6 known children

1st m. 26 Dec 1906 Bowie Co TX
Maye Mary Mendenhall
b. 9 Jun 1881
d. 13 Sep 1907 Redwater Bowie Co TX
buried: Redwater Cem Bowie Co TX

2nd m. 6 Jun 1918 Bowie Co TX
Neal B "Nealie" Spivey
(dau of J. T. & Margaret [Woodfin] Spivey)
b. 19 Mar 1880 Shelby Co TX
d. 16 Dec 1949 Texarkana Bowie Co TX
buried: Hillcrest Cem Bowie Co TX

Known Children: Unkn

m. 20 Sep 1912 Bowie Co TX
Birdie Mae Hibbs
(dau of Wendell L & Amanda [Holmes) Hibbs)
b. 23 Aug 1894 Bowie Co TX
d. 25 Jul 1964 Bowie Co TX
buried: Hillcrest Cem Bowie Co TX

Known Children: 4 - Click Names
Willie Herman Nettles,
Juanita Nettles Robken Tucker,
Wilma Nettles Haire, James H Nettles

m. 24 Dec 1912 Bowie Co TX
Cecil Craig Brown
WWI Draft Card
b. 5 Jun 1888 AR
d. 16 Jan 1951 Bowie Co TX
buried: Redwater Cem Bowie Co TX

Known Children: Unkn

m. 24 Dec 1913 Bowie Co TX
Thomas Jefferson Clary
WWI & WWII Draft Cards
(son of James D & Mary Jane [Tidmore] Clary)
b. 10 Jul 1884 Hale Co AL
d. 9 Feb 1957 Redwater Bowie Co TX
buried: Redwater Cem Bowie Co TX

Known Children: 1
Wilbur Culberth Clary b. 1915

Known Children: 5
Gloria

m. 5 Jun 1927 Bowie Co TX (DV 1964)
Hazel Laverne Nelson
(dau of William D & Flora A [?] Nelson)
b. 24 Mar 1918
d. 13 Feb 1987 Redwater Bowie Co TX
buried: Redwater Cem Bowie Co TX

m. 8 Oct 1921 Bowie Co TX
Orren Bryan Akin Sr
(James Benjamin & Laura Desha [Bryan] Akin)
WWI & WWII Draft Cards
b. 12 Jun 1891 Redwater Bowie Co TX
d. 23 Mar 1973 Marshall Harrison Co TX
buried: Redwater Cem Bowie Co TX

Known Children: 1 - Orren B Akin Jr

m. 26 Sep 1923 Bowie Co TX
Drew Camp Sanders
(son of Edgar A & Jennie [Camp] Sanders)
b. 22 Mar 1898 Bowie Co TX
d. 27 Aug 1983 Texarkana Bowie Co TX
buried: Hillcrest Cem Bowie Co TX 

Known Children: Unkn

Pauline Nettles Akin, 89,of Shreveport, La., died Friday, October 26,1990, in a Shreveport hospital.
Mrs. Akin was born at Redwater, Texas. She was retired from Marshall, Texas School District and a member of Fairfield Avenue Presbyterian Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, O.B. Akin, SR. Survivors include one son, O.B. "Jerry" Akin, JR; one grandson, James B. Akin; two great-granddaughters, Jessica and Amanda Akin of Dubai, U.A.E; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be 11:30 a.m. today at Rose-Neath Funeral Home Chapel, Shreveport, with the Rev. McNair Smith officiating. Burial will be in Redwater Cemetery, Redwater, Texas.

UP^     Amanda Victoria [Robinson] Nettles 2nd w/o James Dactor Doke - Death Certificate     UP^

UP^     Neal [Spivey] Nettles w/o Emmett Nettles - Death Certificate     UP^

Click Here to View Robken Family Graves

UP^     Cecil Craig Brown h/o Bertha - WWII Draft Card     UP^

Census Records:

1880 Census Bowie Co image on my cd rom 01-32

NETTLES, D.D.   W-M-21YRS OLD BORN AL DAD AL MOM AL
OPHELIA             W-F-19 YRS OLD BORN TX IRELAND  SC  
EMILY                 W-F-01 YRS OLD BORN TX AL TX

Living in same household as Ophelia and Doak is:

CREED, JOHN     W-M-20 YRS OLD BORN TX IRELAND SC 
(son of Susan White P. Creed and brother of Ophelia) 

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1900 Bowie Co Fed census Precinct 2 South of TP RR 

Ophelia Creed died 1886, there is another woman listed: AMANDA 
b. Sept 1863? unable to read the age or birth place, dad was born 
South Carolina, mother in Alabama. D D's Occupation: Farmer.
The census for this part is very poor condition the first child's name
 I'll spell as close as possible:

Children of Ophelia (Creed) Nettles:

(EMILY b. 1879 in the 1880 census is not listed on the 1900 census?)

1) E Nettles       male son born        1878 TX        dad in AL         mom TX Farm Labour
2) Willie (Willis?) Nettles male son born Oct 1883 16yrs S parents born same above. Farm Labour

Children of Doak's & Amanda Nettles (2nd wife)

3) Bertha    Nettles female dau born Oct 1887 12yrs  S same above at school
4) Mary     Nettles      "                    Jul 1889 10yrs   S                    at school
5) Lela       Nettles     "                    Aug 1891 08yrs S                    at school
6) Stanley  Nettles male  son born   Dec 1893 06yrs  S 
7) Huley    Nettles male  son born   Dec 1896 03yrs  S 

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1910 Bowie Co Fed Census Precinct 2

Children of Doak's & Amanda Nettles (2nd wife)

NETTELS, DOAKE D HEAD M W 51 AL DAD AL MOM AL
AMANDA                     WIFE F W 42 TX DAD SC MOM TX
WILLIS F                      SON M W 26 son of Opelia Creed

BELOW WOULD BE THE CHILDREN OF DOAKS & AMANDA
BERTHA E                    DAU F W 22 dau of Opelia Creed
LELA                             DAU F W 18 
STANLEY G                 SON M W 12
PAULINE S                   DAU F W   9
BENNIE (Bessie?) E       DAU F W   6

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1920 Bowie Co Census Precinct 5 - sheet 5b - Page 217b 
ED 14 & 15 Jan 1920 by J L McCloskey

87 - 92
NETTLES, D D HEAD M W 60 M AL AL AL FAMER
AMANDA          WIFE F  W 52 M TX SC TX 
STANLEY           SON M W 25 S TX AL TX
DOCTOR            SON M W 22 S SAME
PAULINE            DAU F W 18 S  SAME
BERNICS?          DAU F W 16 S  SAME (cannot figure this name)
BERNEICE         DAU F W 09 S  SAME

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1903/1904 Bowie Co Poll Tax

1903 Poll Tax
name             age race yrs in tx yrs in co. occ
D. D. Nettles 44   W    30          30            Farmer
A. E. Nettles  25  W    25           25           Farmer
Chas Creed   37  W    37           37           Farmer

1904 Poll Tax
name             age race yrs in tx yrs in co. occ
A. E. Nettles  26  W    26          26            Farmer
D. D. Nettles 45   W    32          32           Farmer

Click here to veiw a complete list of Tax Records of Ophelia's Grandparents, Parents, Siblings & Relatives

Go to Ophelia's Parents Tax List

1880 - Tax List - D D Nettles - abs 264, Jno S Herring, 50 acres $80, 2 horses $70, 15 cows $75,
                                               2 hogs $3, state and co tax $4.98.

1881 - Tax List - D D Nettles - abs 264, J S Herring HRS, 50 acres $50,
                                               2 horses $75, 15 cows $75, 15 hogs $15, state & co tax $3.95.

1886 - Tax List - D D Nettles abs #264, J S Herring, 50 acres $105, 2 horses $75, 12 cows $90,
                                             Total taxes $3.88.           

1888 - Tax List - D D Nettles - abs 264, J S Herring, 105 acres $160, 2 horses $75, 10 cows $50,
                                               state and co tax $4.45.

1889 - Tax List - D D Nettles - abs #264, J S Herring, 105 acres $200, total taxes $5.91.

1896 - Tax List - Nettles D D - abs #273, A Hale HRS, 218 acres $220,
1896 - Tax List - Nettles D D - abs #264, J S Herring HRS, 84 acres $85, 2 horses $75, 10 cows $50,
                                               10 hogs $10, 1 wagon $35, all tax $6.06.

1896 - Deed Transaction - Book 32, Page 488 - Mrs Jane L Landrum to D D Nettles for $355.00-
                                         due as notes of $67.00 ea. - 1 Dec 1896,97,98,99,1900, - Lot #3-
                                         A Hale HRS. - NW corner of said survey - S 600 vrs passing JS Herring's
                                         North East corner & at 1703 vars at a stake, the NW corner of 140
                                         acres set apart for W H Tilson: Thence East 966 vrs with said Tilson
                                         to his NE corner: Thence N 143 vrs to a stake on the south boundry
                                         line of 286 acres of land set apart for Mrs S Creed knonw as home-
                                         stead: Thence W with said Survey 368 vrs to the south west corner:
                                         Thence N with said 1560 vrs to the NW corner of said Survey a stake
                                         on the N boundry line of sake Hale. Thence W 597 1/2 vrs to the place
                                         of beginning less 55 1/2 acres off the south end of the survey now
                                         occupied by Charles Creed as sold by White & Alford to E T Page
                                         & by said Page to said Creed.  4 Feb 1896.

1897 - Tax List - Nettles D D - abs #273, A Hale HRS, 218 acres $220,
1897 - Tax List - Nettles D D - abs #264, J S Herring HRS, 200 acres $300, 4 horses $100, 10 cows $50,
                                               1 wagon $20, all tax $8.61.      

1898 - Tax List - D D Nettles - abs #264, J S Herring HRS, 155 acres $200,
                                               abs #273, Ann Hale HRS, 218 acres $250, $240,
                                               3 horses $75, 17 cows $130, all taxes $9.11

1899 - Tax List - D D Nettles - abs #264, J S Herring HRS, 200 acres $400, 1 wagon $15.
                                               abs #273, Ann Hale HRS, 214 acres $214,
                                               3 horses $100, 18 cows $180, all taxes $11.76

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Deed Records             

Deed Bowie Co book 32 page 488 

Mrs. Jane L Landrum to D D Nettles for $355.00 due as notes of $67.00 ea. - 1 Dec 1896, 97, 98, 99, & 1900. - Lot # 3 - A. Hale HRS. - NW corner of said survey- S 600 vrs passing J S Herring's North East corner & at 1703 vars at a stake, the NW corner of 140 acres set apart for W H Tilson. Thence East 966 vrs with said Tilson to his NE corner. Thence N 143 vrs to a stake on the south boundry line of 286 acres of land set apart for Mrs. S Creed known as homestead. Thence W with said Survey 368 vrs to the south West corner. Thence N with said 1560 vrs to the NW corner of said survey a stake on the N Boundry line of said Hale. Thence W 597 1/2 vrs to the place of beginning less 55 1/2 acres off the south and on the survey now occupied by Charles Creed as sold by White & Alford to E T Page & by said Page to said Creed. 4 Feb. 1896.

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Deed Bowie Co TX - Book 6, page 314 0 WM. L. Nettles to Chas. Creed, 
John P. Creed & DD Nettles- JS Herring HRS- WM. & Margaret- 4 Jun. 1887.

Deed - Book 6 - Page 314/315 - ???? acres - $20.00

W. L. Nettles & Wife
to 
John P. Creed

The State of Texas
County of Bowie

          Know all men by these
          Presents that we William L.
Nettles and Wife of the said William L. Nettles
of the County of Bowie and State of Texas for
and in Consideration of the sum of Twenty Dollars
to us in hand the Receipt whereof is hereby, acknowledged
here this day  bargain, sold, Transferred, and conveyed 
and by these Presents, do sell bargain transfer, and 
convey unto Charles Creed, John P. Creed and D. D. Nettles
of same residence, the following described tract or 
parcel of land to wit;-  all our individual undivided 
interest Claim or ???? that we have in the Ann 
Hale, and the John S. Herring surveys of Land lying
(and being) in Bowie County State of Texas, together 
with all and singular the Rights members, and appur-
tenances hereto belonging to have and to Hold the same
Unto them the said Charles Creed, John P. Creed, and D. D.
Nettles their heirs and assigns, in fee simple forever, and
We William L. Nettles and Margarit Nettles do
hereby bind ourselves Heirs Executors and Administrators
to warrant and defend all and singular the said premises
unto the Charles Creed, John P. Creed, and D. D. Nettles
their Heirs and assigns against the Lawful, Claim
or Claims of all persons Claiming or to Claim 
the same or any part thereof this the 4 day of June 
A.D. 1887.
                                       Signed:  W. L. Nettles
                                                     Margarit Nettles
The State of Texas 
County of Bowie
          Before S. P. Parker a Notary
          Public in and for Bowie 
County Texas on this day personally appeared W. L. 
Nettles known to me to be the person whose names is subscribed
to the foregoing instrument acknowledged under oath ????
be executing the same for the purposes, and Considerations
therein Stated.  Given under my hand and seal 
of office this the 4th of June A.D. 1887
                                      Signed: S. P. Parker
                                      Notary Public, B. C. T.
The State of Texas
County of Bowie
          Before me S. P. Parker a Notary
          Public in and for Bowie County
appeared Margarit Nettles wife of William Nettles
parties to the Deed or Conveyance bearing even date and
hereto attached, who having been examined by me privately
and and apart from her Husband, and Having the
same fully explained to her, acknowledged the same 
to be her act and Deed and declared she had willingly
signed and delivered the same and she wished not 
to retract it. To all of which I hereby Certify by
Setting My hand officially with the seal of my office
this 4th day of June A.D. 1887
                                         Signed: S. P. Parker
                                                     B. C. T.
Recorded Sept 8th 1891
                                        Signed: W. H. Elliott, Co Clk.
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Charles Creed & wife & et al to John P Creed. Chas & Dora Creed, D D Nettles & Amanda Nettles - 83 2/3 acres Begin SE corner of ELIAS WHITES HOMESTEAD tract - from which a P. O. brs. East 3 4/10 vrs mkd & thence N with E boundry line of said White H.S., 701 4/10 vrs a stake in old field belonging to D D Nettles, SE corner, thence W 1072 vrs to a stake, in the boundry line of same WHITES H.S. to the SW corner of D D Nettles - 88 2/3 acre tract from which a Black GUM brs. - S 19 W 7 6/10 vrs. thence 169 3/10 vrs to a stake the NW corner of a 50 acre tract. Thence S 532 vrs to a stake the S boundry line of said Whie H.T. the SW corner of said 50 acre tract, Thence E 540 vrs to beginning containing 83 2/3 acres part of A. Hales HRS - 24 Dec 1887.

Deed - Book 04 - Page 616 - 83 2/3 acres - $000.00

Charles Creed & Wife   
To
John P. Creed

The State of Texas 
County of Bowie

          Know all men by these
          Presents that we Charles 
Creed and Dora Creed wife of the said Charles Creed, and
D. D. Nettles and Amanda Nettles, wife of the said
Nettles of the County of Bowie and State of Texas
for and in Consideration of the sum of Eighty three 
and two third (83 2/3) acres to us this day deeded
by John P. Creed, have granted sold and conveyed
and by these presents Grant sell and convey 
unto the said John P. Creed of the County of 
Bowie and State of Texas, all that certain Lot 
or parcel of land situated in the County of Bowie
and State of Texas Known and described as
Follows, to wit:- Beginning at a Stake the South 
East corner of Elias White's Homestead tract from
which a P. O. brs East 3 4/10 vrs mkd X Thence
North with E Boundry line of said White Homestead
tract 701 4/10 vrs a Stake in old field D. D. Nettles
S. E. Corner Thence West 1072 vrs to a Stake in the
West boundry line of said White's Homestead tract to the
S. W. Corner of D. D. Nettles 88 2/3 acre tract from
which a Black Gum brs South 19 W. 7 6/10 vrs
marked X  Thence South 169 3/10 vrs to a Stake the North
West Corner of a 50 acres tract previously sold to John 
P. Creed by W. L. Nettles and wife  Thence East 532 vrs
to a Stake the North East corner of said 50 acre tract Thence
South 532 vrs to a Stake the North East corner of said
50 acre track.  Thence south 532 vrs to a Stake the South
boundry line of said White's Homestead Tract the Soiuth West
Corner of said 50 acre tract Thence East 540 vrs to the beginning
Containing 83 2/3 acres more or less  The same being a
part of the Ann Hale Head Right survey - To have and
to hold the above described premises together with all and 
Singular the Rights and appurtenances thereto in anywise
belonging unto the said John P. Creed, heirs and assigns
forever, and we do hereby hind ourselves Heirs Exec-
utors and Administrators to warrant and forever defend
all and singular the said premises unto the said
John P. Creed Heirs and assigns against every Person
whosoever Lawfully Claiming or to Claim the same
or any part thereof Witness our bonds this day
24th Day of December A.D. 1887.
                                  Signed:  Cha. Creed
                                               D. D. Netters
                                               Dora Creed
                                               A. V. Nettles
The State of Texas
County of Bowie 
          Before me S. P. Parker a Notary
Public in and for the County of Bowie in the 
State of Texas on this day personally appeared Chas
Creed and D. D. Nettles know to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed ot the forgoing instrument and
acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the 
purposes and Consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand
and Seal of office this 24th day of Dec. A.D. 1887.
                                   Signed: S. P. Parker, Notary Public
                                               Bowie County Texas
The State of Texas 
County of Bowie 
          Before me S. P. Parker a
Notary Public in and for the County of Bowie and
State of Texas on this day personally appeared Dora Creed
and Amanda Nettles wife of Charles Creed and D. D. Nettles
known to me to be the persons whose names are 
Subscribed to the forgoing instrument and having been 
[The Balance of this Deed is missing...]    Return Main Deed Index

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Bowie County Texas Deed Books:

1896 - Deed Transaction - Book 32, Page 488 - Mrs Jane L Landrum to D D Nettles for $355.00-
                                         due as notes of $67.00 ea. - 1 Dec 1896,97,98,99,1900, - Lot #3-
                                         A Hale HRS. - NW corner of said survey - S 600 vrs passing JS Herring's
                                         North East corner & at 1703 vars at a stake, the NW corner of 140
                                         acres set apart for W H Tilson: Thence East 966 vrs with said Tilson
                                         to his NE corner: Thence N 143 vrs to a stake on the south boundry
                                         line of 286 acres of land set apart for Mrs S Creed knonw as home-
                                         stead: Thence W with said Survey 368 vrs to the south west corner:
                                         Thence N with said 1560 vrs to the NW corner of said Survey a stake
                                         on the N boundry line of sake Hale. Thence W 597 1/2 vrs to the place
                                         of beginning less 55 1/2 acres off the south end of the survey now
                                         occupied by Charles Creed as sold by White & Alford to E T Page
                                         & by said Page to said Creed.  4 Feb 1896.

Civil War Service of John J Nettles

Obituary of Samantha

Journey to Texas the Collins Family

The Family of:

John Jackson Nettles (CSA)
(CSA - Co. D, 44th Regiment Alabama Infantry)
(Pension File: Nettles, Samantha -- 10846 -- Bowie  Nettles, John J.)

Born: 7 Sep 1834 AL
Died: 25 Jul 1902 Bowie Co TX
Buried: Redwater Cemetery Bowie Co TX

Married: 17 Jul 1853 Shelby Co AL
Samantha Lorena Ann Collins
(Daughter of  Thomas S & Rebecca [McGee] Collins)
Born: 17 Mar 1837 GA
Died: 17 May 1935 Bowie Co TX
Buried: Redwater Cemetery Redwater Bowie Co TX
Known Children: 12

John and Sammantha [Collins] Nettles

m.. abt 1875
Margarit M Creed
b. 5 May 1856 Bowie Co TX
d. 1 Mar 1898 Bowie Co TX
bu: Creed Cem Redwater TX

Known  Children: 8

2nd m. 1 Nov 1882 Bowie Co TX
William Milas Atwood (CSA)
(Pension App 'missing')

b. 18 Jul 1845 Bartow Co GA
d. 28 Mar 1918 Tyler Smith Co TX
bu: Rose Hill Cem Tyler Smith Co TX
1st m. Rebecca Lupton Bowie Co TX

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Known Children: 3

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Known Children: Unkn

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Provide by:
Mrs Pat Boone

 Civil War Service of

John Jackson Nettles (CSA)
(Pension No. # 10846 - enlisted age 21)


Co. D - 44th Alabama Infantry Regiment

"The Southern Cross of Honor"
                          

CIVIL WAR

Fourth Alabama
Infantry Regiment

     This regiment was organized at Dalton, Georgia, May 2, 1861, and proceeded at once to Virginia. Mustered into service for twelve months at Lynchburg, May 7, it proceeded to Harper's Ferry. It soon after fell back to Winchester, where it became part of Gen. B. E. Bee's Brigade - of which the 2nd and 11th Mississippi, 1st Tennessee, and 6th North Carolina were the other regiments. Moved to Manassas Junction, the regiment took a prominent part in that conflict, losing 38 killed and 208 wounded out of a total of about 750 engaged. Gen. Bee, killed at Manassas, was succeeded by Gen. W.H.C. Whiting.

     The Fourth wintered at Dumfries, re-enlisted for three years in January 1862, re-organized in April, and about that time moved over to the vicinity of Norfolk. It was engaged both days at Seven Pines, losing 8 killed and 19 wounded. A fortnight later, the brigade was sent to the Valley, but came back with Jackson's corps a few days after. It was hotly engaged at Cold Harbor, losing 22 killed and 108 wounded out of 500 present; and lost slightly at Malvern Hill. Moving northward with the army, the Fourth participated at the second Manassas, losing 20 killed, and 43 wounded.

     At Boonsboro the loss was slight, and at Sharpsburg 8 were killed, and 36 wounded. After this campaign Gen. Law was assigned to the permanent command of the brigade which was shortly after organized with the Fourth, Fifteenth, Forty-fourth, Forty-seventh, and Forty-eight Alabama regiments as its complement. The Fourth was engaged at Fredericksburg, losing 5 killed, and 17 wounded.

     It lost slightly in the brilliant fight at Suffolk, and soon after took up the line of march for Maryland. It passed into Pennsylvania, and was engaged in the assault at Gettysburg, with a loss of 15 killed, and 72 wounded and missing. In the fall the Fourth moved with Longstreet's corps, and took part at Chicamauga, with a loss of 14 killed, and 54 wounded out of about 3000 engaged. It moved with the corps into east Tennessee, and in the attack on Knoxville lost 5 killed, and 24 wounded. Rejoining the army in Virginia, the Fourth was hotly engaged, and lost 15 killed, and 58 wounded at the battle of the Wilderness out of about 250 engaged, and 4 killed and 11 wounded at Spottsylvania.

     It took part in all the operations to the second Cold Harbor, where its loss was slight. Then, for nearly ten months, it lay behind the defences of Petersbrug, taking part in the various movements and assaults, losing 10 killed, and 30 wounded during the time. It surrendered 202 men at Appomattox, Gen. Perry of Macon having been in command of the brigade for nearly a year.

     Of 1422 men on its rolls, about 240 perished in battle, nearly 100 died of disease, and 408 were discharged or transferred.
 

Officers:

KING, William T., Capt. (enlisted, aged 30; resigned, 30 Aug 62 || Boyd, [or KIA, 2nd Manassas || Oates], Yeary)
MORROW, Thomas L., 1st Lt., Capt. (enlisted, aged 32; resigned, 12 July 64 || Boyd; Brewer; Oates)
NABORS, James, 2nd Lt. (enlisted, aged 33; dropped from roll, 4 Nov 62)
OAKES, John H. [James?], 2nd Lt., Capt. (enlisted, aged 31; a druggist || Boyd, Brewer; Oates)
 

MORGAN, William H., 3rd Sgt. (enlisted, aged 32; a shoemaker || Boyd)
PERRY, Sion J., 4th Sgt. (enlisted, aged 25 || Boyd)
ARMSTRONG, Woodson Y., 5th Sgt. (enlisted, aged 32 || Boyd)
 

EVANS, Robert W., 1st Cpl. (enlisted, aged 22 || Boyd)
COOK, Zach H., 2nd Cpl. ( || Boyd)
JONES, George W. [1834-1918], 3rd Cpl. (enlisted, aged 36; Trenton, GA; reported missing, 5 July 64; paroled, 3 May 65 || Ben Roberts, Boyd)
ROGERS, George W., 3rd Cpl.(|| Boyd)
CLARKE, James, 4th Cpl. ( || Boyd)
 

Privates:

ACKER, Joseph A. (enlisted, aged 40 || Boyd)
ALEXANDER, ? ? ( || Boyd)
ARMSTRONG, Jackson (enlisted, aged 19 || Boyd)
ARMSTRONG, James H. H. (enlisted, aged 25 || Boyd)
ARNETT, Wesley W. (enlisted, aged 40 || Boyd)
BAXLEY, Andrew J. (enlisted, aged 35 || Boyd)
BOLTON, George W. (enlisted, aged 34 || Boyd)
BRASHER, John G. (enlisted, aged 35 || Boyd)
BUSBY, Samuel E. (enlisted, aged 30 || Boyd)
BUTLER, Richmond (enlisted, aged 34; died of disease, 24 June 63 || Boyd)
CAMPBELL, Jasper N. (enlisted, aged 25 || Boyd)
CASDEN, Leander (enlisted, aged 23 || Boyd)
CATO, George W. L. (enlisted, aged 37 || Boyd)
COKER, Russell (enlisted, aged 38; an overseer || Boyd)
COLLINS, Henry D. [1841-] (enlisted, aged 29; wounded, 3 Jan 63; captured,
                                    Lookout Mountain, and imprisoned at Indianapolis, then Ft. Delaware, until June 64 || Boyd; Yeary)
COSHATT, Shelby (enlisted, aged 23 || Boyd)
CRAWFORD, Robert (enlisted, aged 35 || Boyd)
CRIM, Francis M (enlisted, aged 22 || Boyd)
CRIM, George N. (enlisted, aged 38 || Boyd)
CRIM, Peter J. (a shoemaker || Boyd)
CRIM, Robert H. (enlisted, aged 25 || Boyd)
CRIM, Thomas C. (enlisted, aged 21 || Boyd)
CRIM, William H. (enlisted, aged 43 || Boyd)
CROSS, William L. (enlisted, aged 26 || Boyd)
CURLEE, Allen (|| Boyd)
DARDEN, Jacob T. ( || Boyd)
DISON, William A. (enlisted, aged 25 || Boyd)
DODD, William (enlisted, aged 22; a miner || Boyd)
DUKES, Joshua C. (enlisted, aged 26 || Boyd)
ELLIOTT, ? ? (enlisted, aged 28 || Boyd)
GILBERT, William C. (enlisted, aged 35 || Boyd)
GLASSCOCK, Samuel Perry (enlisted, 7 April 1862, Limekilns, aged 34; mortally wounded, The Wilderness || Ben Roberts)
GLASSCOCK, William Anderson (enlisted, 29 March 62, Columbiana, aged 39; wounded, Sharpsburg || Ben Roberts)
GLASSCOCK, William M. (enlisted, 18 Jan 63, Vicksburg, aged 20; discharged, 3 July 63, Vicksburg || Ben Roberts)
GOGGINS, William (enlisted, aged 22 || Boyd)
GRAY, Bartley (enlisted, aged 21 || Boyd)
GREEN, John A. (enlisted, aged 22 || Boyd)
GUIN, Jonathan M. ( || Boyd)
HARVEY, Patrick H. (enlisted, 24 March 62, Lime Kiln, AL, aged 58; captured, Knoxville, 3 Dec 63 and sent as POW to Rock Island, then Camp Chase, OH || Ben Roberts, Boyd)
HILL, William T. (enlisted, aged 32 || Boyd)
HINTON, John M. (enlisted, aged 30; an overseer || Boyd)
HORTON, Michael (enlisted, aged 26; a physicia || Boyd)
HORTON, Minor (enlisted, aged 33 || Boyd)
HORTON, Wylie H. (enlisted, aged 32 || Boyd)
JONES, Jackson (substituted for J. H. CRIM, aged 51; discharged for disability, 9 March 63 || Boyd)
KILLINGSWORTH, William C. [William L.?] (enlisted, aged 40 || Boyd)
KING, William (|| Boyd)
LARGE, Wylie L. (|| Boyd)
McGOUHEY, Samuel (enlisted, aged 34 || Boyd)
McQUEEN, John M. (|| Boyd)
MANSFIELD, Charles H. (|| Boyd)
MARTIN, Henry (|| Boyd)
MILLER, Daniel (|| Boyd)
MILLER, Benjamin F. L. (enlisted, aged 26 || Boyd)
MITCHELL, Henry (|| Boyd)
MOCK, Peter (enlisted, aged 36 || Boyd)
MORGAN, ? ? (a river pilot || Boyd)
OAKES, John H. [James?] 2nd Lt., Capt. (enlisted, aged 31; a druggist || Boyd, Brewer; Oates)
MORRIS, John (enlisted, aged 35 || Boyd)
MORROW, George (enlisted, aged 26 || Boyd)
NETTLES, Jackson (enlisted, aged 21 || Boyd)
O'NEILL, James (|| Boyd)
PERRY, William C. (enlisted, aged 31; a minister; elected regimental chaplain, 1 Oct 62 || Boyd)
PILGREEN, William (|| Boyd)
PITTS, Aaron R. (|| Boyd)
RANDOLPH, William (colorbearer; KIA, Gettysburg || Boyd)
RICE, John (enlisted, aged 35 || Boyd)
ROBERTS, William (enlisted, aged 32; missing, 10 Dec 64 || Boyd)
ROBBINS, Joseph A. (enlisted, aged 38 || Boyd)
ROBBINS, William (enlisted, aged 42; discharged for disability, 9 Jan 63 || Boyd)
ROSS, James M. (enlisted, aged 34; mortally wounded, Gettysburg || Boyd)
RUSSELL, Joseph P. (enlisted, aged 26; a farmer; wounded, Knoxville || Boyd; CSR)
SMITH, George (sent to hospital, Winchester, VA; missing since then || Boyd)
SMITH, Jackson (|| Boyd)
SMITH, James M. (enlisted, aged 26; wounded by accident, 29 Nov 63; missing since then || Boyd)
SMITH, Michael (enlisted, aged 22; captured, Lookout Valley || Boyd)
SMITH, Moses (|| Boyd)
SMITH, Thomas (enlisted, aged 37; died of disease, 3 Sept 62 || Boyd)
SMITH, William (transferred in from 8th GA, June 62 || Boyd)
STANDIFER, ? ? (|| Boyd)
STANDIFER, Hubbard (mortally wounded, 3 Sept 63 || Boyd)
TRASH, George A. (missing, 6 Sept 62 || Boyd)
WALLACE, John C. (enlisted, aged 18;KIA, Spotsylvania || Boyd)
WELCH, Michael (enlisted, aged 39; mortally wounded, 2 July 64 || Boyd)
WHITFIELD, William (enlisted, aged 37; a miner; died of disease, 7 May 62 || Boyd)
WILKINSON, James (enlisted, aged 19; KIA, Spotsylvania || Boyd)