Volunteers in
the Confederate Army
from Marlboro County, SC

Compiled by Victoria Proctor © 1999-2013 for SCGenWeb

Surnames Beginning with "J"

 

NAME	RANK	CO.	REGIMENT	ADDITIONAL DATA
JACKSON, Enos	Private	G	8th Regiment Infantry	wounded Savage Station; died 1864
JACKSON, James A. L.	Private	G	8th Regiment Infantry	wounded Fredericksburg; died 1884
Jackson, John C.	Private	K	8th Regiment Infantry	died in prison, Camp Chase
Jacobs, J. Frost	Private	K	8th Regiment Infantry	--
Jacobs, Robt.	Private	K	8th Regiment Infantry	Substitute T. Edens
John, Daniel C.	Private	K	8th Regiment Infantry	Transferred to Company H, Peterkin's Cavalry / Victoria Proctor, Jan 2005
JOHN, D. S.	3rd Lieut.	G	23rd Regiment Infantry	Lost leg at Second Manassas, died 1893 April 19, 1919 Sue John of Bennettsville, Marlboro County applied for pension for David Spears John's service in Company G, Twenty-third Regt, S.C. Volunteers / Victoria Proctor, Jan 2005
John, J.T.	--	H	Peterkin's Cavalry	--
John, P.M.	--	H	Peterkin's Cavalry	--
JOHNSON, Daniel	Private	G	8th Regiment Infantry	died 1861
JOHNSON, Hugh T.	Private	G	8th Regiment Infantry	transferred to cavalry 1862
JOHNSON, Neill D.	Private	G	8th Regiment Infantry	died in Virginia 1862
Johnson, R.	1st Lieut.	B	24th Regiment Infantry	promoted captain 1863; lost arm 1863; resigned 1863; died 1884
JONES, James H.	Private	G	8th Regiment Infantry	died 1895
Jones, John C.	Private	K	8th Regiment Infantry	discharged 1861
Jones, Martin	Private	K	8th Regiment Infantry	lost arm first Manassas, discharged

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