Index of Family Records

Deed Index for Coggin(s) Union & Spartanburg  1818 - 1882

Index of Family Records

Family Burial Sites

The Family of:

Jane (Jennie) White
(Dau of Wm & Elizabeth [Boatman] White
Born: 16 Feb 1805 Union County  SC
Died: 5 Mar 1884 Spartanburg Co SC
Buried:  Cedar Springs Cemetery
Spartanburg Co SC

Cedar Springs Cemetery

Married: abt. 1823? SC
 
Johnson Coggin 
(Son of James & Lavina [Murphy] Coggin)
Born: 19 Oct 1799 NC?
Died: 27 Nov 1859 Spartanburg Co SC
Buried:  Cedar Springs Cemetery
Spartanburg Co SC

Children:  12 Known

"Monday morning, Mrs. Jane Coggin,
very old woman, died near Pacolet Depot."

Obituary provided by:  James Reid

Children of Johnson & Jane

Married:  18 Aug 1866 Spartanburg Co SC?
Rosanna Wingo
(Prior marriage to a Gossett? or Henley?)
b. 29 Oct 1845 SC 
d. 25 Apr 1939 Woodruff Sptg Co SC
Bu: Philadelphia Bapt Church Cem
Pauline Spartanburg Co SC
Known Children:  2
 James Kennedy, [Marion Gossett? 1870 7yrs]

Married:  Unkn date
Margaret L McDowell
(dau of Robert & Lelia [Williams] McDowell)
b. 24 May 1835 Spartanburg Co SC
d. 19 May 1920 Spartanburg Co SC
Buried: Cedar Springs Cemetery

Children: 6 Known
Mildred, Amanda, Rev Christopher,
Judson L, Willie L, Eva L

Spartanburg Herald p4 - White Stone 11-29-1918

Married: Unkn date
Margaret Ann Lee
b. Unkn
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn
m. 2nd:   I believe
she remarried, to a W W Coggins?
Children:  1 Known - Sarah (WF's)

Married: abt 1859
William G McDowell
b. 1824 Spartanburg Co SC
d. bef 1870 census civil war?
Buried: Unknown
(Pvt 2nd Co K 5th SC Inf.)

Civil War Service Records

Children:  1 Known - Laura 5 in 1860
1870 - Elizabeth living with mother
Jane and her daughter Laura now 15

Buried: Cedar Springs Cemetery

m: 9 Sep 1866 Spartanburg Co SC
Jeremiah "Jerry" R Lee Jr
(son of Rev Jeremiah Sr & Elizabeth [Lindsey] Lee)
b. Oct 1847 SC
d. 2 May 1926 Spartanburg Co SC
Bu: Cedar Spring Cem Spartanburg Co SC
Children:  5 Known
Ella, Betty, William, Elizabeth, John B.

m. 22 Aug 1867 Spartanburg Co SC
John Peterson Lee
b. 12 Mar 1845 Spartanburg Co SC
d. 25 Nov 1929 Spartanburg Co SC
Buried: Cedar Springs Cemetery

Civil War Service Records
Co B Holcombe's Legion
Pension App. 5/15/1919
Known Children: 6
Emma, Ida, Julia A, Herbert,
Edgar C, Hattie W, Infant died

Family Burial Sites

Located at the intersection of SC 9
and SC 11. West of Chesnee, SC on SC 11.

University of VA Confederate Cemetery
Charlottesville Charlottesville City VA

<< Rev Christopher Columbus Coggin >>  UP^

Cedar Springs Cemetery
<<Nancy P & Lavina A Coggin>>

Cedar Springs Cemetery
<<John Peterson & Mary [Coggin] Lee>>

UP^     Edgar Converse Lee son of John P & Mary - Death Certificate     UP^

Cedar Springs Cemetery
<<Elizabeth McDowell & sis Susan Amanda Coggin>>

Death Certificates for:

Jeremiah "Jerry" R Lee Jr & Wife Sarah M Coggin

(Jerry - son of Jeremiah "Jerry" Lee Sr & Elizabeth Lindsey --- Jane - daughter of Johnson and Jane Coggin)

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Union County South Carolina Deeds:

Book T - Page 479 
Johnson Coggin 
to 
Jason Boatman - 1

South Carolina
Union District

     Know all men by these presence that I
Johnson Coggins for & in Consideration of the sum of one
Hundred & Eleven Dollars 58 1/100 to me paid by Jason Boatman
both of the State & District of aforesaid have granted bargained Sold
& released & by these presents do grant bargain sell & release 
unto the said Jason Boatman part of a tract of land Originally 
granted to Patrick McGarity beginning at a poplar down
an the Bailey branch bear William Baileys thence S 22 C. 23.00
to a sassafras x3. an Tyger River thence down the meander of said
River to poplar x3. Robt. Boatmans Creek thence N 22. W. 57 on
to Big Branch near Elias White thence down the meander of
said branch  to the junction with the said Baileys bounds
thence up the meander of said branch to the beginning it 
being Sixty one acres more or less Bounded on the west by 
William Baileys land, an the South by Tyger River an
the East by Robt. Boatman & Jesse Boatman & land laid out
to Ambross Yarborough an the N. by Elias White land
Together with all and singular the rights numbers Hereditaments
& appurtenances to the said premises belonging or in anywise
incident or appertaining. To have & to hold all and singular the
premises before mentioned unto the said Jason Boatman his heirs
and assigns forever and I do hereby bind myself my heirs Exect.
& adms to warrant and forever defend all and singular
the premises before mentioned unto the said Jason Boatman 
his heirs and assigns against myself & my heirs & every person
whomsoever lawfully claiming the same or any part thereof
Witness my hand & seal this 27 Dec 1830. & in the fifty fourth 
year of American Independence - Signed Sealed & delivered
in the presents of:
Robt. Boatman
Charlotte Jackson                   signed: Johnson Coggins (Seal)

The State of South Carolina
Union District

I Hiram Gibbs one of the
Justices of the Quorum for siad District do hereby Certify unto
all who it may concern that Jane Coggins the wife of 
the within named Johnson Coggins did this day appear
before me & upon being personally and separately examined 
by me did declare that she does freely voluntarily & without
any compulsion dread or fear of any person or person whom-
soever renounced released & forever relinquish unto the within
named Jason Boatman his heirs and assigns all her interest
& Estate sale all her right & claim of dower of in &
to all and singular the premises within mentioned & released
Given under my hand & Seal this 8th day of January 1831.
(Seal)  Hiram Gibbs, JQ                  signed: Jane Coggins

South Carolina
Union District 

     Personally appeared Robert Boatman
     he before me the subscribing Justice &
made Oath that he was present & saw the within Johnson 
Coggins Sign Seal & deliver the within deed of Conveyance
to Jason Boatman for the use & purpose within mentioned
& that Charlotte Jackson with herself witnessed the deed exe-
cution of the same.  Sworn to & subscribed before me this
27th December 1830
Fredk. Jackson,  J.P.                       signed: Robt. Boatman Jr.
Recorded 8th January 1831

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Union County South Carolina Deeds:

Book T - Page 480 - 481
Johnson Coggin 
to 
Jason Boatman - 2

South Carolina
Union District

     Know all men by these presence that I
     John Coggins for and in Consideration
of the sum of one hundred & thirteen dollars & 41 1/2/100 to me paid
by Jason Boatman both of the siad State and District have granted 
bargained Sold & released, & by these presents do grant bargain 
sell & released unto the said Jason Boatman part of a track of 
Land Granted to Ambros Yarbouogh. Beginning at a W. O.
2x Jesse Boatmans Corner an branch Thence up the meander of
Said Branch to Hickory Saplin x3. Thence S 84 E. 8.70 to Hickory stump
on Fred Jacksons line  Thence N. 4 W.19?00 to S?20.x3 on the ninety
six Road Thence W. 24 ? 50 to 120? x3 on big Branch Thence down
the meander of said branch to McGarities line, Thence S 22. E 33.00
to the Beginning containing Sixty Two acres more or less. Bounded 
on the West by lands said? and to Patrick McGarity on the East 
by Jesse Boatman & Fred Jackson land on the North by William 
Whites land Together with all and Singular the rights numbers hered
itaments & appurtenances Belonging or in anywise incident or
appertaining to have and to hold all and singular the premises 
before mentioned unto the said Jason Boatman his heirs and
assigns forever In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand
& Seal this 27th day of December 1830. Signed Sealed and delivered
in the presence of us
Robt. Boatman 
Charlotte Jackson                     Signed: Johnson Coggins (Seal)

South Carolina
Union Dist.

     Personally appeared before me the subscribing 
Justice & made Oath that he was present & saw the within named Johnson
Coggins sign seal & deliver the within deed of Conveyance to
Jason Boatman for the use & purposes within mentioned and
that Charlotte Jackson wither herself Witnessed the deed execution
of the same. Sworn to & Subscribed before me this 27 th day of
December 1830.
Fredk. Jackson                                Signed: Robt. Boatman Junr.

The State of South Carolina
Union District

      I Hiram Gibbs one of the Justices
     of the Quorum for said District 
hereby Certify unto all whom it may concern that Jane Coggins
wife of the within named Johnson Coggins did this day appear
before me and upon being privately & separately examined by 
me did declare that she does freely voluntarily & without any
manner of complusion dread of fear of any person or persons
Whomsoever renouce release and forever relinguish unto the
within named Jason Boatman his heirs and assigns all her 
interest & Estate & also all her right & claim of dower of in or to
all and singular the premises within mentioned & releases.
Given under my hand & seal this 8th day of January 1831.
(Seal)  H. Gibbs, JQ                  Signed: Jane Coggins
Recorded 8th January 1831

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Spartanburg County South Carolina Deeds:

Spartanburg District South Carolina Deed Abstract Book U - W 1827 - 1839

Page 211: Book V
267. Page 212-213 28 Jan 1832, Elijah Poole (Union Dist) to Johnson Coggin (Spartanburg Dist), for $350 sold a certain tract of land lying on the south side of Richland Creek, Original tract bought of Dickson by William Poole, then conveyed to Elijah Poole. Border: Coggin, branch that heads in the Rich Hill. Witness David L. Poole, James Poole Jun. Signed Elijah Poole, Witness oath by James Poole Jun. 5, 1833 to J. W. Cooper J.Q. Rec. 15 May 1833.

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Spartanburg District South Carolina Deed Abstracts Book X 1839-1848

Page 89: 
407. Page 366 29 Sept 1840, Johnson Coggin (Spartanburgh Dist) to Edward W Parker (same), for $300 sold all that Lot of land in said Dist. containing 65 acres, formerly belonging to the Estate of Wm Golightly dec. as will appear in a plat making a division of the estate, the land now mortgaged is designated by the number 4, bound by lands of Major Isaac Neighbors. Elijah Bonon & Rich Hill tract, now in possession of Parkers. Provided that if said Coggin pays $300 on or before 29 Sept 1847, with Interest punctually to be paid annually, according to the condition of a certain obligatory note being even date, then these presents shall cease. Witness Luther Poole, Elisha Poole. Signed Johnson Coggin. Witness oath by Elisha Poole 3 Nov 1840 to E. C. Leitner Q.U. 
Rec. 30 Nov 1840.

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Spartanburg District South Carolina Deed Abstracts Book X 1839-1848

Page 104
473. Page 433-434 29 Sept 1840, Edward W. Parker (Spartanburgh Dist) to Johnson Coggin, for $300 sold all claim to all that certain tract of land in said Dist. on waters of Richland Creek. Border: Isaac Neighbors, Elijah Brown, land called Rich Hill Track now in possession of Parkers. The land hereby conveyed is that Lot No. 4 as appears by a Plat hereby annexed. Witness Luther Poole, Elisha Poole. Signed Edward W. Parker. Witness oath by Elisha Poole 1 Feb 1841 to J. W. Cooper J.Q. Dower relinquished by Martha W. Parker 27 Jan 1841 to James W. Cooper J.Q. Rec. 8 Feb 1841.

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Spartanburg District Conveyances Book BB 1850-1852

Page 117
P.228 - 231. (no day) March 1851. Deed of Conveyance. Martha L. Golightly widow of William Golightly deceased, of Spartanburg Dist, for $400 paid by Gabriel Cannon & Joseph Finger of Spartanburg Dist, sold 448 acres, all that tract of land described in a plat of Survey made by Elisha Poole on the 19th of Feb 1849; afterwards changed on the lines between said land and Benjamin Poole & also on the line between said land and John Heathering on the W side by Elias Johnson as said plat fully represents; said land a part of a tract originally granted to William Wells & James Smith on the 4th of January 1802, on the waters of Packolet River & Buck Creek, Bartons Creek, McNight Road and Rutherford Road. Attest: JOHNSON COGGINS, Hiram M. Neighbors. Signed, Martha L. Golightly, Witness oath, 3 March 1851: Signed, JOHNSON COGGINS to Thos. OP. Vernon J.Q. Exoff. Registered 3rd March 1851.

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Spartanburg County South Carolina Deeds:

Book EE - Page 60 - 185 acres - 1855
Johnson Coggin 
to 
E. P. Brown

Mortgage 

South Carolina
This Indenture

Made the first day of January in the year of
our lord one thousand Eight hundred and fifty
Five between Elijah P. Brown of the one part
and Johnson Coggins of the other part witness
eth. whereas the said Johnson Coggins stands
Intentured to the Said Elijah P. Brown by three
notes under Seal all bearing date the first 
day of January 1855. for Four Hundred eighty
Eight dollars and 33/100 each one due the
fifthteenth of November 1856, the other due the
fifthteenth of November 1857, Now this Indenture
witnesseth that the said Johnson Coggins for
and in consideration of the said debts or sums      
payable as aforesaid to the said Elijah P. Brown
and for the better securing the payment thereof
to the said Elijah P. Brown according to the tenor 
and effect of the said notes aforesaid and also in
consideration of the sum of one Dollar to said 
Johnson Coggins by me the said Elijah P. Brown
in hand paid at & before the sealing and delivery
of these presents, do grant, bargain, sell alien
release, convey and confirm unto the said Elijah
P. Brown and to his heirs & assigns forever, the tract
of land which I purchased from the said Elijah
P. Brown situated in Spartanburg District on
Richland Creed waters of Pacholet River, bounded 
by lands of said Johnson Coggins. ?. F. Bates 
and others containing one hundred and eighty
give acres. Together with all and singular the 
rights, members, and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertaining and the
reversion remainder or remainders, unto issues 
and profits thereof to have and to hold the said
land with the appurtenances unto the said Elijah
P. Brown his heirs and assigns forever proved 
always, nevertheless and it is the true indent and
meaning of the parties to these presents.  that 
if the land John Coggns his heirs Executors and
administrators Shall well & truely pay or cause to
be paid unto the said Elijh P. Brown the sums
according to the tenor & effect of the said notes above
mentioned then & from thenceforth these presents
shall be utterly null & void, anything herein con
tained to the contrary thereof in any wise notwith-
standing and it is conveyed and agreed upon  by &
between the parties to these presents that until
default shall be made in payment of the aforesaid
Sums as before set fourth and the interest for the
same it shall and may be lawful to & for the said 
Johnson Coggins peacefully & quietly to hold use
occupy profit and enjoy all and singular the
premises above granted & released and every part
thereof with the appurtenaces and to have receive
and take rents, issues & profits thereof to his own
particular use & behoof. anything herein contained
to the contrary hereof in anywise notwithstanding
In witness thereof the said parties have set their
hands & Seals the day & date above written, Sealed
& delivered in the presence of -
John Epton           Signed: Johnson Coggins (Seal)
B F Bates

State of South Carolina
Spartanburg District

          Personally appeared 
          John Epton before 
          me and made oath
that he saw Johnson Coggins sign seal & deliver
the within Mortage for the use & purposes therein
contained and that he with B F Bates witnessed 
the due execution thereof sworn to before me 
3rd Dec 1855.

J. A. Tollison, Clk & Magistrate 
                                             Signed: John Epton
Registered Examined and Certified 3rd Dec 1855
Original Delivered to

Notes on Johnson & Jane:

Fariforest Baptish Church Minutes

The Lower Fairforest Baptist Church Minutes reveal,
Johnson & Jane were members, at least from 1830 to 
some time before 1840. 

Location:  Union County SC
April 24, 1830
Met in church conference -- Received Johnson Coggin and his wife by experience.
Jane is listed on the Famale membership rolls.

Dismissed, date not found as of yet.

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Cedar Springs Baptist Church Minutes Spartanburg Co SC

Johnson Coggin is listed in the Minute:

Note: This only covers a small portion of the minutes, at this time I do now
          have the rest.  I have listed other relatives with Johnson's, so that one can
          realize the various family connections, & how they were possible. 

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April 21, 1832 (Page 48) ...Received Johnson Coggin & Jane Coggin by letter...

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January 1843 (Page 55) I didn't get the prior page so don't know the exact day.
..."Herein the Ordination of Deacons on Saturday before the frst Sabbath in February next Request Granted.  We Send Brethren Elijah Barnett, Javan Barnett and Robert White.

Request Granted
We send them Brethren Robert White, Elijah Barnett and Javan Barnett
On motion Dismiss
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February 25 1843 (Page 56)
Brother Thomas Smith - reported to have joined another denomination and on motion brethren Elijah Barnett and Robert White to cite him to next meeting. 

On motion we call Brother Micjah C Barnett to take the Pastorial Charge of this year.
(Unanimously agreed to )
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Mar 25, 1843: (Page 57)
...and Felix Littlejohn ...........and proceeded to Ordain Brother Micjah C Barnett to the ministry and Pastorial charge of the church Examination by brother Littlejohn Nays? by Brother Rodger and the charge by brother Landrum The church then proceeded to business ....
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Apr 23 1843 (Page 57)
Called for reference - Took up the case of brother Thomas smith and an motion his name be erased from our church book - Brethren Javan Barnett
On motion Dismissed
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July 22, 1843 (Page 59)
On Motion, we appointed a committee to arrange the preaching at our pastorial? meeting consisting of brethren A Walker, R. White, J Barnett, I Wells, Pasturing and M. C. Barnett 
On Motion Dismissed
Javan Barnett
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July 22, 1843 (Page 59)
Bro. R. J. Cooper request a letter of dismission request granted.
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August 26 1843 (Page 60)
On Motion We proceed to delegate to the association, on counting the votes we find Brethren Micajah C Barnett and Robert White Elected.
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September 13 1843 (Page 60)
On motion we send brother J Coggins and Saml White to brother William Kirby to inquire the cause of his absence from church. 
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November 25 1843 (Page 63) ROBERT WHITE SR DIES 
After Devine service by Bro Elijah Ray Bro. Barnett proceeded to business.

Brother Coleman Abernatha request a letter of dismssion, request granted.
Brother Elijah Cooper request a letter of dismission request granted.
Br. Robt White Sr., departed this life November 21- 1843.
Report from Brethren Saml White and Johnson Coggins who was appointed to visit Br. William Kirby, not satisfactory .

Took up a charge against Br. William Kirby for contempt to the church in staring away, and refusing obedience to his order in taking the gospel ??? and we appoint Brethren Samuel White, Johnson Coggins and Jehu Wells to cite him to our next meeting - 
Dismissed

**November ?? 1859**  Johnson is now deceased...
Johnson Coggins is deceased on Nov 27, 1859 - there is NO mention of his death
in Nov/Dec 1859, in the weekly Church minutes, I am sure this is an oversight, I have not 
found an Obituary, did find his Will and Estate records.  Johnson was active during his
membership, in the duties of the church, and normally, these members deaths were 
mentioned in the minutes. 

Mar 05, 1884 (Wife of Johnson Coggin)
Jane (White) Coggin now deceased, not recorded in the minutes. 

Cedar Springs Baptist Church Minutes reveal,
Johnson & Jane were members, by 1832, Johnson
is mentioned along with Samuel White, Jane's 
brother, in various church duties.

Location: Spartanburg Co SC

Will add more on these minutes at a later date.
Am looking for there Received dates, for this
church, I suspect they were members until their
final days.  (more to come)

Census Data:

1820 Northampton Co NC - Maybe our Johnson maybe not
County formed in 1741 today borders withVA, north east NC.

Johnson Coggin      00001000100010001000000200....

1840 Spartanburg SC Census Page 104 - 105

NEIGHBORHOOD AROUND SAMUEL WHITE 
AND JOHNSON COGGIN

page 105a
Enoch H Smith 
Saml Marrow
Cassand? Peake
Wm West
Wm West Sr
John Marrow
I Pickenpack
Carty Levi
SAML WHITE         males: 1100010000000 females: 1000010000000
Israel Hammett
Josephine Dillard
Willis Lee
James Fendley
Peter Cantrell
Enoch Cantrell
Thos Taylor
Robt Belcher
Ia McDowall
JOHNSON COGGIN males: 0220010000000 femals: 3100100000000
HARM? A JOHNSON
John Rakenstraw
Elijah Poole
Absol Nolen
Robt Lee
Lewis Cannon
Danl Bishop
I P Miller M G
Isaac Smith
H L Scruggs

1850 Not found 

1860 Spartanburg SC Census Page 219a 
ED 26 June 1860 Southern Division

316 - 316
Jane Coggins 54 F Farmer 12250 1400 SC
Robert          35 M Farmer
William         28 M Farmer
Viney            30 F
Mary             11 F
Nancy           21 F
Lewis           19 M
David           17 M
Sarah           14  F
Mary Dyse   20  F

1870 Spartanburg Co SC Census Page 594a Spartanburg Township 
P.O. Spartanburg C H? ED June 1870 by William Irvin

Household: 471 - 505
Coggins, Elijah  44 M W Farmer 100 000 SC
Margaret           34 F W Kep hse
Mary                16 F W domestic help
Columbus        10 M W At home
Judson             06 M W 
McDowell Jane 27 F W School Teacher

Household: 472 - 506
Coggins Jane           64 F W Keeping House SC
Laura                      34 F W domestic help SC
McDowell Elizabeth 32 F W At home SC
Laura                      15 F W At home SC

Household: 473 - 507
Coggins, Robert    46 M W Farmer SC Insane
Rosanna                25 F W Keeps House SC
Cossett                 07 M W At Home SC
Coggins, Kennedy 02 M W SC

Household: 474 - 508
Lee, John 25 M W Famer SC
Mary        21 F W Keep House SC
Emma      02 F W SC

1880 Not Found

THE WILL OF JOHNSON COGGIN:

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Source of Estate Records:

SC DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY

Description:               Reference                 Roll 
John Coggins Spartanburg Co Probate Ct  sp101
Estate Papers   20 pages.
File # 2938
Frames 161-180

 Civil War Service of Brothers:

Wm, John & David died in the War

William Franklin Coggin (CSA)
(Wounded and died of sickness Richmond VA)
Civil War Service Records

John Lewis Coggin  (CSA)
(Wounded and died of sickness Richmond VA)
Civil War Service Records

David M Coggin (CSA)
(Died at Battle of Wilderness)
Civil War Service Records

Stephen E Coggin (CSA)
(Pvt Co C, Inf Regt of Holcombe's Legion)
Civil War Service Records

John Peterson Lee
(Pvt Co B, Inf Regt of Holcombe's Legion)
Civil War Service Records

Co. I - 13th South Carolina Infantry Regiment

"The Southern Cross of Honor"
                          

BATTLES the 13th South Carolina was engaged:

Seven Days Battles VA            (25 JUN - 1 JUL 1862)
2nd Bull Run VA                     (28 - 30 AUG 1862)
Chantilly VA                           (1 SEP 1862)
Antietam VA                           (17 SEP 1862)
Shepherdstown Ford               (20 SEP 1862)
Fredericksburg VA                  (13 DEC 1862)
Chancellorsville                       (1-4 MAY 1863)
Gettysburg PA                         (1-3 JUL 1863)
Falling Waters                          (14 JUL 1863)
Bristoe Campaign                    (9 - 22 OCT 1863)
Mine Run Campaign VA         (NOV - DEC 1863)
The Wilderness VA                  (5 - 6 MAY 1864)
Spotsylvania Court House VA (8 - 21 MAY 1864)
North Anna VA                        (23 - 26 MAY 1864)
Cold Harbor VA                       (1 - 3 JUN 1864)
Petersburg Siege VA                (JUN 1864 - APR 1865)
First Squirrel Level Road VA   (30 SEP 1864)
Jones Farm VA                         (30 SEP 1864)
First Pegram's Farm VA           (1 OCT 1864)
Five Forks VA                           (1 APR 1865)
Appomatox (Surrender)           (9 APR  1865)
 

In response to a call from President Davis, about the 1st of July, 1861, a large number of infantry companies, from all quarters of South Carolina, rendevoused at Columbia, South Carolina. Here they were placed in a camp of instruction, at Lightwoodknot Springs, about five miles from Columbia, and allowed to arrange themselves in regiments of ten companies and elect field-officers. The second regiment so formed was numbered as the Thirteenth South Carolina volunteers, and elected the following officers;

Edwards, O. E., Colonel
Calhoun, P. L., Colonel
Farrow, T. Stobo, Major
 

After a period of about three months' instruction at Lightwoodknot Springs, it was ordered to the southern coast of South Carolina, it was ordered to the southern coast of South Carolina, near Pocotaligo, where it was brigaded with the Twelfth and Fourteenth regiments, as before stated.

In the autumn of 1861 they were ordered to the coast where they served until April 1862 when they were ordered to Virginia to serve in the Army of Northern Virginia for the remainder of the war. During that time they were in Maxcy Gregg's Brigade until he was killed at Fredericksburg. Then Samuel McGowan was placed in command of the brigade where the name changed to McGowan's Brigade.

The 13th Regiment remained a part of the army of northern Virginia until the conclusion of the war. The 13th Regiment was present at the surrender at Appomattox Courthouse on April 9, 1865. Captain John Wilson Carlisle of Company C later recalled General Custer of the Federal Army passing in front of the 13th waving a white flag as it was getting ready to go into engagement.  

Of the 13th Regiment, 220 men were killed in battle or died of wounds.  262 died of disease and 678 men received wounds in combat.

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In Remembrance of the Three sons 
of Johnson and Jane killed in the Civil War
Records & Battles inconclusive at this time
== William ==> Civil War Service Records == John ==> Civil War Service Records  David ==> Civil War Service Records

 Civil War Records (Further Verification needed)

Three son's of Johnson & Jane's were killed in the Civil War, 
below are abstracts, that are probably 2 of the children.
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History of Spartanburg County 
By Dr. J. B. O. Landrum

Page 686:
Corporals: 
J. M. Barnett, W. F. Coggins and M. C. Barnett. 

Page 687
Privates:
L. Ballenger, T. R Barnett, W. H. Barnett, Pinckney Brice, 
Wm. Carlyle, W. M. Coggins died of wounds at Wilderness, 
J. L. Coggins died on coast of S. C. in 1863.

Missing, and supposed to have died, Thomas Lemaster.
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NOTES:

W F Coggins is probably William Franklin,  J L Coggins is 
John Lewis, I am not sure, at this time about the W M Coggins,
David M is the 3rd son, said to have died in this conflict.

M C Barnett, is probably Sallie J Coggins husband.  The other
Barnett's may be related.  (Sallie is the dau. of Wm Freeman)

Thomas Lemaster, may be related to Ralph & Elizabeth (Coggins)
Lemaster, Eliza, the sister of Wm Freeman Coggins.

Civil War Service Records

Served: Pvt Co C - Inf Regt Holcombe's Legion

Roster of Co. I - 13th South Carolina Infantry Regiment - Spartanburg

Gossett, A.C.

Gossett, E.M.

Gossett, R.W.P.

Griffin, Drury

Griffin, John

Griffin, John L.

Griffin, Landrum

Hammett, B.F.

Harman, Andrew

Harman, Samuel

Harmon, Eliphas R.

Harmon, Thomas C., Cpl.

Hembrey, Robert

Hembrey, Russell

Henderson, Thomas

Henley, E. Albery

Henly, E. McDuffie

Hewitt, Giles

Hewitt, Ransom

Hutchins, W.J.

Jefferson, George

Jenkins, Pleas J.

Johnson, Peter

Kirby, Andrew

Kirby, Calvin

Kirby, F.A.

Kirby, Henry

Kirby, Jasper

Kirby, L.C.

Kirby, Marshall

Kirby, T.J.

Kirby, William

Lamaster, Thomas

Linder, Lee, 2nd Lt.

Linder, Willis

Lipscomb, J.C.

Lipscomb, John H.

Lipscomb, Nathan

Lipscomb, T.H.

Lipscomb, William, Sgt.

Littlejohn, Thomas M., Cpl

Low, J.H.

Malcomson, Issac, Sgt.

Mattheus, John

McAbee, John

McAbee, Elisha

McAbee, James H.

McAbee, W.A.

McBride, Thomas W.

Millwood, William

Morris, G.R.

Morris, J.R.

Morris, Miles

Morris, Robert

Murph, H.R.

Neighbors, B.F., 1st Lt.

Neighbors, David C.

Neighbors, Isaac

Parks, S.

Patterson, John

Petree, John

Petree, L.H.

Petree, Pink C., Sgt.

Poole, J. Rufus, 2nd Lt.

Quinn, W.B.

Reaves, Barram

Reaves, Isham W.

Reaves, John A.

Reaves, W.R.

Reeves, G.B.

Reeves, Morgan

Reeves, T.J.

Reeves, William J.

Richards, Daniel M.

Robbs, James

Roddy, Nathaniel

anders, James E.

Sanders, John

Sanders, Simpson

Satterfield, Jefferson

Satterfield, William

Seay, Wilson, Cpl.

Simpson, Bagwell

Slavin, Robert C.

Smith, A.K., Captain

Smith, J.H.

Smith, Levi

Smith, P.L.

Smith, S.F., Captain

Sparks, Stewart

Sparks, William

Sprouse, James

Stone, James

Tanner, F.M.

Thomas, J.A.

Thomas, William

Thompson, Elijah

Thompson, J. Alexander

Thompson, John C.

Thompson, Michael

Thompson, William T.

Tolleson, William D.

Trimmier, Frank M., Captain

Turner, F.H., Captain

Turner, Fielden M.

Turner Lee L.

Turner, T.H., 2nd Lt.

Turner, T.J.

Vaughn, W.C.

Vincent, William

Waldrip, J.L.

Waters, Abner S.

Waters, T.H., 2nd Lt.

Waters, William, Sgt.

Wethers, Simpson

White, J.W., 2nd Lt.

Wilkins, Thomas L., 1st Sgt.

Willis, Almarine W., Sgt.

Willis, D.T.

Willis, Holman J., Cpl.

Willis, James

Willis, Wilie

Wood, Drury H.

Wood, Oliver

Zimmerman, F.A.

Zimmerman, J.N., Cpl.

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Pvt Stephen E Coggins - Co C Infantry Regiment - Holcombe's Legion