South Carolina
13th REGIMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS
FROM SPARTANBURG COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA:
A LIST INCLUSIVE OF ALL MEN AND SHOWING CASUALTIES
AND INJURIES SUSTAINED AS SET FORTH IN
DR. LANDRUM'S HISTORY OF SPARTANBURG COUNTY
NOTE: The men in each
company are alphabetized based on their last names. Companies B, C, E, F, and I were comprised of all Spartanburg
Countians at the inception of the 13th Regiment. This below list comes from Dr. J.B.O. Landrum's book,
"History of Spartanburg County."
OFFICERS:
Colonels: O. E.
Edwards died of wounds received at Chancellorsville, Benjamin T. Brockman was
wounded at 2nd Manassas, died of wounds received at Spottsylvania.
Lieutenant Colonel:
T. Stobo Farrow wounded at 2nd Manassas.
Majors: Joseph L.
Wofford and D.R. Duncan.
Adjutant: John C.
Anderson.
Chaplains: John G.
Landrum and Wallace W. Duncan.
Surgeons: Lionell C.
Kennedy and Benjamin F. Kilgore
COMPANY A:
Captain: R.L. Bowden severely wounded at
2nd Manassas.
Corporal: Robert W. Bobo promoted from
ranks, twice wounded.
COMPANY B:
Captains: Benjamin T. Brockman, Jesse K. Brockman
wounded at Spottsylvania, died of same, Flavonius J. Poole wounded at
Chancellorsville, Jericho Ford and Petersburg.
1st Lieutenants: James W. Bennett killed
at Jones Farm in 1864, Samuel J. Greer, wounded at 2nd Manassas,
Chancellorsville and Gaines Mill.
2nd Lieutenants: James M. Littlefield
resigned, James A. Snoddy and Thomas Baswell.
1st Sergeant: James
D. Leonard wounded at Chancellorsville and 2nd Manassas, Anthony P. Wakefield
discharged on account of wound received at Cold Harbor.
2nd Sergeant: W.R. Kendrick severely
wounded at 2nd Manassas, died of same, Elbert P. Johnson died of disease at Richmond, 1862, James G.
Leonard, J.F. Stokes killed 2nd Manassas.
Corporals: 1st. Miles Floyd, Thomas N.
Fowler, 2nd. S.S. Dillard died in 1862, 3rd. W.D. Howe, 4th. W.L. Morgan.
Privates:
James M. Anderson,
Perry Ashley died in Winder hospital, 1862, Wheeler W. Barker mortally wounded
at Fussel's Mill, Newton L. Bennett, Alvin Burnett severely wounded at
Gettysburg, Perry Burnett, W. Pinckney Burnett wounded, John N. Burnett wounded
at Ox Hill near Germantown, James D. Burnett wounded at five Forks, James M.
Boiter, William Brock died in Columbia, 1861, John Brown wounded, died of same
at Ox Hill, John A. Brown, J. Franklin Brown killed at Jericho Ford, William B.
Brown killed at Spottsylvania, Alexander Brown, Herington Brown wounded at 2nd
Manassas and Gettysburg, died at Elmira, N.Y., Austin W. Bailey wounded at
wounded at Spottsylvania, Jos. M. Brannon wounded at Gettysburg, Jos. Bridwell
wounded at Frazier's Farm, Manly F. Bright. Wm. A. Bright wounded at
Fredericksburg, Robert Bright died of disease in Columbia, 1862, Adam Bright
died of disease at Richmond, Thos. P. Beecham killed at Gettysburg, Simeon
Baswell wounded at Spottsylvania, Albert T. Collins killed at Gettysburg, West
Cole, Pinckney Cole, Wm. Cole died at Laurel Hill, D. Jackson Cole died of
disease at Laurel Hill, 1862, Wm. P. Davis, L.C. Davis died at Hanover, Va.,
John T. Dillard wounded at 2nd Manassas and Spottsylvania, Jos. P. Darby, John
Elmore wounded at Wilderness, John C. Edge wounded at Gettysburg, Elias F.
Floyd, Silas W. Floyd, Miles Floyd, Mark Foote discharged, Wm. J. Green killed
at Spottsylvania, Elleson J. Green died at Buena Vista, S.C., Benj. Greer
wounded in battle, James H. Gaston killed at 2nd Manassas, Hugh B. Grisham died
Winder hospital, 1862, Jacob Griffin, John M. Griffin died at home, Thos. M.
Howe, Benj. F. Howe killed at Gaines' Mill, John J. Howe wounded at
Spottsylvania, Jas. C. Howe, J.N.R. Hill, C.J. Hill, Wm. T. Hughes died in
hospital, Amos Holmes killed at Chancellorsville, Michael Hadden, Jas. H.
Hadden, John C. Hadden died Chimborazo hospital, Tolliver R. Johnson, Simeon P.
Johnson wounded at Deep Bottom, John J. Jordan died in Richmond, Prue B. James
severely wounded 2nd Manassas, J. Franklin James killed Spottsylvania Miles M.
Knight wounded five times, Robert M. Kenrick wounded 2nd Manassas, Issac P. Long wounded at Chancellorsville
and Jones' Farm, Pettus V. Liles, Leonard Morgan wounded 2nd Manassas, John T.
Marsh, John D. McVay died in Richmond, 1862, Wm. McElreath wounded at
Chancellorsville, Manly McElreath died at Coosawhatchie, Peter H. Moore died at
Coosawhatchie, Robert M. Mahaffy, Jos. K. Mahaffy, Green L. Mahaffy died in
hospital, Massey Mayfield mortally wounded at Fussel's Farm, July 1864, died of
same at Richmond, John D.
Murray died of wounds
at Crawfordsville, S.C., Wm. Pearson, Alvin Powers died at Richmond, 1863,
Riley D. Reynolds died at Columbia, S.C., Martin Reynolds wounded at Laurel
Hill, 1862, Nimrod B. Boddy, Willis T. Ray wounded at Spottsylvania, Erwin Roe
died at Richmond, 1863, Linsey W. Ralph, Wm. Ralph wounded at Wilderness, John
W. Smith died at Richmond, Nathaniel Smith died at Richmond, Thos. J. Smith
wounded at Petersburg, Daniel Smith killed 2nd Manassas, Thos.
Staggs wounded at Spottsylvania. Thos.
M. Staggs killed at Jericho ford, Stephen Sizemore died at Richmond, 1862,
Reuben Sizemore wounded at 2nd Manassas and Spottsylvania, John F. Shaw died at
Lynchburg, John Sowell, Benj. Tiqqens, Elliot O. Thomas died in Columbia, F.
Landrum Tillotson wounded at Gettysburg, Wm. Vaughn, John M. Williams, Jas.
Williams wounded at 2nd Manassas, Ellison S. Waddel wounded at Malvern Hill,
Jas. D.
Wakefield, Jas. M.
Wakefield died at Laurel Hill, 1862, John Wilson killed at Gettysburg, John
Wright killed at Gettysburg, Edward H. Willis killed at Petersburg, Perry
Waters died at Laurel Hill and Manning A. Wilson wounded
at Wilderness.
COMPANY C:
Captains: T. Stobo Farrow elected major
of 13th Regiment at organization, D.R. Duncan promoted from 1st
Lieutenant and John W. Carlisle promoted from 2nd to 1st Lieutenant.
1st Lieutenant: Alex S. Douglas wounded
at Fussels Mill.
2nd Lieutenant: Chas. Petty promoted from
sergeant to 2nd lieutenant and Adam W. Ballenger promoted from ranks, wounded
near Petersburg.
Sergeants: 1st Jas M. Powell, Wilford I.
Harris wounded near Petersburg August 25, 1864;
2nd Lemuel Moorman
killed at Fussel's Mill, Amos R. Shands;
3rd Thos. Wingo, D.
Rush Hudson.
Corporals: George W. Wingo, J.V. Sleigh
severely wounded at Petersburg August, 1864, Jas. W. White wounded near Cold
Harbor.
Privates:
David T. Alley, Thos.
J. Alley killed at Gaines Mill, Andrew J. Archer, Eber E. Bailey killed at
Spottsylvania, 1864, Chas. S. Baker killed at Fussels Mill, 1864, Wm. B.
Ballenger, Joseph Ballenger killed Frazers Farm, John W. Burnett, Howard Bobo
killed at Fussels Mill, C.C. Bearden, John L. Booker died at Coosawhatchie,
1862, Wm. J. Bomar, H. Spencer Bullman killed at Gettysburg, John M. Burnett
wounded at Gettysburg, died of same in Pennsylvania, Matt Burnett, Wm. Byars,
Wm. C. Cannon, Jas. B. Cannon, D.E. Converse, D.M.
Coan wounded at Spottysylvania
and 2nd Manassas, Jas. M. Corley wounded at Frazier's Farm, Wm. L. Cauthren
wounded at Chancellorsville and Reeves Station, John T. Cauthern, Jos. E.
Cauthern, David A. Cauthern, Z. Cowan wounded near Richmond, James E. Davis
(Union) wounded at Jones' Farm and died July of 1865, T. Jefferson Dillard,
Felix L. Dillard died of disease at Richmond in 1862, Christian B. Foster
wounded at Gaines Mill, G.W. Gossett wounded at 2nd Manassas, Jos. H. Griffin,
Robert Genobles wounded at Noels Station, Hiram Genobles, Albert G. Harris,
Jos. S. Harmon wounded at Spottsylvania, P. Alberry Harmon wounded at 2nd
Manassas, John F. Harmon killed 2nd Manassas, Cotesworth P. Huggins wounded at
Fussels Farm, Wm. G. High, Monroe High, Frank M. High wounded at Reames
Station. J. Van Buren
High wounded at
Reames Station and Gettysburg, Frank A. Johnson, Wm. Johnson wounded at 2nd
Manassas, Isham F. Kirby, W. Simpson Kirby, Henry Keast, Austin Lee, A.C.
Lockman, Edward E. Leitner, John N. Lemaster, Jos. J. Lawrence wounded at
Wilderness, Wilson Lawrence, Wm. Lawrence wounded at Riddles Shop, Elias J.W.
Lowe, James M. Lowe, Ephrim A.B. Lockman, Samuel Land, Wm. Lowe, Hiram McAbee
wounded at Fussels Mill and Gettysburg, David McMillen wounded at Gettysburg,
John J. Moore, Lemuel F. Mason wounded at 2nd Manassas, Walter H. Mitchell,
Robert J. Owens killed at Frazier's Mill, Frederick J. Parham killed at
Gettysburg, John Pierce, Wm. L. Swatsell killed 2nd Manassas, Marcus L.
Sutherland, John W. Ship, Abram Summers killed accidentally at Coosawhatchie
December 15, 1861, Robert Smith killed at 2nd Manassas, Marcus W. Sexton
wounded near Frazier's Farm, David W. Styles, Wm. R. Tanner wounded at
Sharpsburg, Alonzo Tanner, M. Thomas killed at 2nd Manassas, Marion L. Thomas
killed at 2nd Manassas, Wm A. Thompson wounded at Jones' Farm and died of same
at Richmond in 1864, Wm. W. Tinsley died of disease at Laurel hill in 1862,
Ransom W. Tinsley wounded at Cold Harbor, Eber Tinsley, Albert H. Twitchell,
Marcus Turner, John D. Turner, John T. B. Turner killed at Spottsylvania,
Alexander W. Walker, Andrew J. Wingo wounded at Fredericksburg, Robert Wingo
wounded at Spottsylvania, J. Frank Wingo, Ransom Wingo wounded at Sutherland
Station, Alberry Wingo, Wm. F. White, Geo. W. Wilkie, Jas. Williamson, Chas W.
Williamson, James Williamson and Peter C. Wheeler killed at Gettysburg.
COMPANY E:
Captains: Joseph L. Wofford advanced by
promotion to major, John Drewberry advanced by promotion from 1st Lieutenant,
wounded at Gettysburg, lost an arm, was captured and held until the close of
the war, O. Robins advanced by promotion from ranks.
1st Lieutenants: W.T. Thorne wounded,
lost an arm, discharged.
2nd Lieutenants: John Y. Wofford died in
July of 1863, Mck. Willis killed at Jones' Farm in 1864, and W.J. Poole.
Sergeants: 1st J.W. Perry;
2nd Geo. A. Seltzler,
3rd J.H. Turner,
4th David Parris.
Corporals: Isreal Willis died at
Charlottesville, Robert Price died at Charleston, B.B. Martin, Hazel Parris and
S.M. White wounded at 2nd Manassas.
Privates:
Matthew Burnett
wounded at 2nd Manassas, Thomas Belcher, Robert Byers, Barney Belcher, Jovan
Bryant, John Byers, M.D. Bryant, Rowland Bryant killed at Gettysburg, James
Bryant, C.C. Bonham wounded at Gettysburg, died at Fort Delaware, Albany Cash
wounded at Riddles Shop, Lee Cash died at Charleston, Lawson Cash died at
Richmond, Arthur Cash, Green B. Cash wounded at 2nd Manassas, J.P. Cudd, Rufus
Clement wounded at Wilderness, C.M. Cantrell wounded at North Anna, Ransom
Cartee, John Cartee, Farrow Cole, John Cash wounded at Jones' Farm, W.B. Cash,
B. Cadle wounded at Chancellorsville and died of disease, Henry Davidson
wounded at 2nd Manassas, lost a leg, Hazel Davidson, James Davidson died in
hospital, J.W. Elder died in Richmond, A.C. Elder, Zebean Ezell killed at
Williamsport, Va., Wm Ezell killed at Spottsylvania, A.C. Ezell wounded at
Petersburg on Aug. 25, 1864, Isaac Epton, Wm. Epton, Jas. Epton, Wm. Garrett,
Zebean Gilbert died in hospital September 26, 1861, John Gossett, W.M. Gossett
killed near Petersburg, Wm. Giles, John Head died in Richmond, Va., H. Horn, A.
Henderson died in hospital, Javan Henderson wounded at Ox Hill, Wm. Henderson
killed at Chancellorsville, Wm. Henderson II, Louis Henderson died in hospital,
Jackson Henderson, Wm. J. Hines wounded at Wilderness, J.L.B. Hines died at
Richmond, Albert Hines, John Tyler Johnson wounded at Wilderness, Green
Johnson, William Johnson wounded at Spottsylvania on May 12, 1864 and died May
29, 1864 buried at Hollywood cemetery in Richmond, Va., Marion Johnson wounded
at Fredericksburg and lost an arm, David Johnson died in hospital, [ John Tyler
Johnson, Green Johnson, William Johnson and Marion Johnson were all brothers
and enlisted on September 4, 1861 and joined Co. E formed by Dr. J.L.
Wofford. They are the sons of
Elizabeth Johnson of northern area of Spartanburg
County], B. Kimbrel, Anthony Lewis, Uriah Mullins wounded 2nd Manassas, Jas. H.
Moseley, Wm. Mosely, J.H. McKelvey died in Richmond, J.A. McKelvey, Wm.
McKintree, T.C. McKintree, J.O. Martin died in hospital, Haden Morris, Hiram
Owens wounded at Ox Hill, James Owens, Jackson Oliver, C.C. Peck, Thos. Price
wounded at Wilderness, Docter Potter, Peyton A. Potter killed at 2nd Manassas,
Abram Potter, Wm. Potter, E.Potter, J.M. Randall, Jackson Robbins died in
hospital, S.F. Robbins died at Richmond, O. Robbins wounded at Frazier's Farm,
M.S. Shields, J.K. Seay wounded at Gettysburg, John Spencer, J.P. Turner killed
at 2nd Manassas, Lee L. Turner died in Richmond, H.M. Turner, Zera Thomas, J.
Wakefield, R.Q. White, Francis Willis,
David Willis wounded at 2nd Manassas, Thos. Willis, John Q. Willis killed at
Wilderness, Wm. P. Willis, E. White, Jas. A. Waldrep, John Webb killed at
Gettysburg, Louis Webb, Benjamin W. Wells, Wm. Wooten.
COMPANY F:
Captains: Dr. W.P. Compton, resigned
after two years in the field, and Alexander Copeland promoted from 1st
sergeant, surrendered in command of company at Appomattox on April 9,
1865.
1st Lieutenants: Pleasant G. Page died
August, 1862, B.B. Chapman promoted from ranks, wounded at Chancellorsville,
lost a leg, and W.D. O'Shields promoted from 2nd Lieutenant, surrendered at Appomattox.
2nd Lieutenants: J.M. Jackson resigned on
account of ill health, died Nov. 15, 1866, W.H. Caldwell died January of 1862
on coast of S.C., W.H. Chapman promoted from ranks and killed in battle a few
days before surrendered at Appomattox, and J.C. Burton.
1st Sergeants: David Rudisail killed
December 13, 1862 at Fredericksburg, John White died August of 1862 in
Virginia, Edward Alverson surrendered at Appomattox.
Corporals: G.W. Reece, J.B. Page died
August of 1862, William E. Cook wounded at Gettysburg and Calvin Tinsley.
Privates:
Green Atkins died
February 1862, Thomas Atkins, John L. Alverson killed at Reddles Shop, Va.,
B.F. Alverson, Matt Alverson, B.F. Alverson, Sr., W.C. Alverson, J.H. Andrews
died May of 1862 in Virginia, Peter Andrews died August of 1862 in Virginia,
W.P. Barnett wounded at Ox Hill, Va., O. Barton died 1864, Elijah Bishop,
Simpson Bishop, Issac Bishop, Wm. Blackwood, Alexander Blackwood killed at 2nd
Manassas, Marcus Blackwood, C.B. Bowling wounded at Fredericksburg, W.M.
Bowling killed at Fredericksburg, Wm. Brooks, Robert Burlington, Tench
Burlington, Epulla Burns killed Sharpsburg, J.A. Burns wounded at 2nd Manassas,
W.J. Burton, Govan Bush, J.C. Caldwell, W.M. Campbell wounded and discharged,
Jas. Campbell wounded at Spottsylvania, Jas. Clark, M.G. Clark, Farrer Cole,
Thos. Cooper died in 1862 in Virginia, J.H. Daniel died in 1863 in Virginia,
John Daniel, T.J. Davis, J.B. Dill, J.P. Dill, James Dunlap, Wm. A. Erwin
killed at Fredericksburg, Elias Farmer died 1862, Edmond Feagans killed July of
1864, T.R. Fleming wounded at 2nd Manassas and surrendered at Appomattox, T.J.
Hall surrendered at Appomattox, George Hall killed at Chancellorsville, Adam
Haas wounded at 2nd Manassas, Wm. Henderson, Elias Henderson, Calvin Henderson.
F.M. Hines, J.C. Jackson, Jackson Johnson wounded and discharged due to loss of
arm, John Kimbrell died in 1863, Wm. King killed at Fredericksburg, Calvin
Lancaster surrendered at Appomattox, Crawford Lancaster, Thomas Lively, Collins
McCarter transferred to Holcombe Legion, C.R. McClure killed near Petersburg on
Sept. 30, 1862, David McClure, John B. McClure surrendered at Appomattox,
Charles McClure, Wm. McClure, Jones H. McDowell killed in 1864, Jerome McDowell
died, Wm. McGinnis, David McMillen died 1862, John W. McMillen wounded and
discharged, J.M. Mills wounded at Petersburg surrendered at Appomattox, Thomas
Mills killed in Va., G. Morrow wounded at 2nd Manassas, Johnson Newman died in
1864, B.F. Nicholls, Jos. Nicholls, J.W. O'Shields, J.A. Pearson killed, E.L.
Pope, C.T. Pope wounded at Gettysburg, G.C. Reece died in 1862, John Roddy,
Matt Roddy killed at Fredericksburg, Wilson Seay killed at Spottsylvania,
Franklin Seay killed at Chancellorsville, David Sizemore died in 1861, Jackson
Staggs wounded at Ox Hill and surrendered at Appomattox, Jonathan Staton, Wm.
Stanton, James Stone died in 1863, Eber Tinsley, Thomas Tinsley died in 1862,
Wm. Townsend killed at Spottsylvania, James Turner wounded at 2nd Manassas,
Jeff Turner killed in battle, Elias Vehorn killed in battle in 1863, Thomas
Vehorn died in 1862, Alonzo Wallace died in 1863, R.J.F. Wall discharged and
joined 5th Reg. of SCV, F.A. West surrendered at Appomattox, J.C.C. Wilkin,
P.A. Wilson, Wm. C. White, T.C. Wofford killed below Richmond in 1863, W.P.
Wofford, John Wofford killed at Gettysburg, John Young wounded and discharged
as he lost an arm, James Young died in 1863.
COMPANY I:
Captains: Andrew K. Smith killed at 2nd
Manassas, and Franklin M. Timmier.
1st Lieutenants: S.F. Smith and B.F.
Neighbors.
2nd Lieutenants: J.R. Poole, J.W. White
later resigned and joined 20th Regiment of SCV and died on coast of S.C. on
July 21, 1863, R.M. Crocker wounded at 2nd Manassas.
Sergeants: 1st T.H. Waters,
2nd Wm. Waters,
3rd Issac Macomson,
4th B.F. Neighbors
wounded at 2nd Manassas, W.E. Lipscomb died of wounds at Chancellorsville.
Corporals: J.M. Barnett, W.F. Coggins and
M.C. Barnett.
Privates:
John Allen wounded at
2nd Manassas, W.C. Allen wounded at 2nd Manassas, Josiah W. Bagwell wounded 2nd
Manassas, Jas. Bagwell, Samuel Bagwell wounded severely at 2nd Manassas,
Simpson Bagwell killed at 2nd Manassas, 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, A.C. Crocker wounded at
2nd Manassas, W.W. Crocker, A.W. Currant, Elph Elder, Samuel Elder, Robert
Elmore, J.M. Finch, T.A. Forrest, J.F. French, A.C. Gossett died at Winder
hospital, E.M. Gossett, R.W.P. Gossett killed at 2nd Manassas and lost an arm,
Robert Hembree, Russel Hembree, E.A. Henley, E.M.D. Henley died at Richmond on
September 19, 1863, James Henley, Thomas Henley, Giles Hewett, W.J. Hutchings, P.J.
Jenkins, Peter Johnson, Andrew Kirby, F.A. Kirby died at Columbia on October
12, 1861, Henry Kirby, Jasper Kirby, L.C. Kirby, T.J. Kirby, Wm. Kirby, Thomas
Lemaster, Lee Lender, Willis Linder, J.C. Lipscomb, John H. Lipscomb, Nathan
Lipscomb, T.H. Lipscomp missing and supposed to have died, T.M. Littlejohn,
J.H. Lowe, J.H. McAbee, Wm Millwood, John Patterson, John Petrie, L.H. Petrie
wounded at Fredericksburg on December 18, 1862 and lost an arm, P.C. Reaves
killed at 2nd Manassas, Morgan Reaves, D.M. Richards, N. Roddy, Simpson
Sanders, Jeff Satterfield, Wilson Satterfield, Wilson Seay, J.H. Smith, P.L.
Smith, Stewart Sparks, Wm. Sparks, James Sprouse, James Stone, William Thomas,
A.J. Thompson, Elijah Thompson, M. Thompson, Wm. T. Thompson wounded at 2nd
Manassas, W.R. Thompson, F.M. Turner, T.J. Turner, Abner Waters, Simpson
Weather, T.R. Wilkie, A.W. Willis, H.J. Willis, Drury Wood, A. Zimmerman died
and J.N. Zimmerman died.
Contributed by: Blair Wheeler
South Carolina Civil War Pensions Project
Coordinator
– Mark
Anderson
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