Marlboro County, SC
in The War Between the States

MUSTER ROLL - COMPANY "F", 21ST REGIMENT,
SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS

On December 25, 1861, Company "F", 21st Regiment S.C.V., was formally accepted and enrolled for service by the State authorities. On January 6, 1862, orders were received to report at Charleston, but later orders sent the company first to Georgetown, S.C.

Thomas, J.A.W.  Captain  (Note this is the author of the book)  twice wounded; 
  died August 2, 1896
Leggett, W.L., 1st lieutenant, resigned, died 1892
Easterling, N.A., 1st lieutenant, wounded, died in prison
Townsend, R.E.,  2nd lieutenant; alive (1896)
Cook, W.D., 3d lieutenant, wounded and died in prison
Moore, J.R., 1st sergeant, wounded and died in prison
Easterling; A.G. 2nd sergeant; wounded and afterwards killed at Cold Harbor
Adams, W.H., 3d sergeant, wounded, captured and yet alive
Feagan, E.J., 4th sergeant; killed at Cold Harbor
Quick, H.T, 1st corporal; wounded and died at Cold Harbor
Moore, A.W. 2d corporal; captured till close of way; died 1897
Gibson, J.M., 3d corporal; killed near Petersburg
Lester, T.C. 4th corporal; prisoner at close of war; alive
Sinclair, D.M.,  3d corporal, killed near Petersburg
Odom, W.B., 3d corporal, wounded; captured; alive
Weaton, D.D. 2d corporal; prisoner when war closed; alive

PRIVATES

1. Adams, Joshua, wounded; alive
2. Adams, J.R., killed at Cold harbor
3. Adams, W.L., died in hospital
4. Anderson, J.G. (corp) killed at Petersburg
5. Barrington, P.L. ,died in Charleston in camp
6. Barrington, W., died in hospital
7. Barrington, Philip, killed at Petersburg
8. Bennett, F., captured; released at close of war; alive
9. Bennett, Thos. , captured; released at close of war; alive
10. Bowen, C., wounded; alive
11. Bowen, F.C. killed at Drury's Bluff
12. Bristow, D.M., wounded; captured; died in prison
13. Bristow, R.W., mortally wounded at Fort Fisher; died
14. Bristow, W.J., killed by accident
15. Brigman, Geo, discharged; alive
16. Bundy, G.W. captured at Fort Fisher; died in prison
17. Butler, Elijah, discharged; died in 1886
18. Butler, Wm., died in hospital
19. Butler, W., discharged, under age; alive
20. Calder, J.D., died in hospital
21. Calder, Standford, discharge; died October 27, 1891
22. Clarke, Archie, died in hospital
23. Clark, Jno. C. discharged; died 1886
24. Coward, J.H. transferred
25. Covington, A.B., discharged; alive
26. Covington, A.D., captured; released at close of war; alive
27. Cottingham, F., wounded at Walthall and died
28. Creech, David, captured at Fort Fisher; died in prison
29. Cummings, Elijah, captured and returned; alive
30. Currie, N.R., captured at Fort Fisher; died in prison
31. David, Dr. W.J., transferred to 18th Regiment; surgeon; died 1895
32. Dial, Jacob, captured at Fort Fisher; died in prison
33. Dunn, Thomas, killed at Petersburg
34. Dunn, Wm., died at home on sick leave
35. Easterling, A.J., died on sick leave
36. Easterling, G.W., captured and returned; died 1878
37. Easterling, H.R., died on sick leave
38. Easterling, Jesse A, 4th sergeant; killed on Morris Island, July 10, 1863
39. Easterling, Joel. A., died at Georgetown 1862
40. Easterling, Jno. L. died since war
41. Easterling, Jno. A.  died in hospital
42. Easterling, Jas. T., discharged; since died
43. Easterling, W.L., served short time; alive
44. Easterling, W.T., captured at Fort Fisher; released; alive
45. Fletcher, Thos. Discharged; alive
46. Fields, Silas, alive
47. Gibson, A.H., killed at Drury's Bluff, 1864
48. Gay, P.W. captured at Fort Fisher; died in prison
49. Grice, E.G. died 1896
50. Guinn, Geo. Alive
51. Hamer, A.C. wounded at Petersburg; died in hands of enemy
52. Hamer, C.H, Captured at Fort Fisher; died in prison
53. Hamer, E.C., discharged; died 1891
54. Hamer, J.C., captured; died in prison
55. Hamer, P.M., 1st sergeant; discharged; died May 1885
56. Hamer, R. H. 4th corporal; discharged; alive
57. Hamer, T.C., died on sick leave
58. Haywood, Anderson, discharged; died 1892
59. Haywood, Isham, killed on Morris Island
60. Haywood, Wm., died in hospital
61. Heustiss, G.W., wounded and died at Fort Fisher
62. Howard, John alive
63. Jacobs, B.L, died in hospital
64. Jacobs, Snowden, captured and released at close of war
65. Johnson, W.D. discharged; furnished substitute; alive
66. Leggett, A.J., captured; released at close of war; since died
67. Lochlin, A. alive
68. Locklier, Alex, died in hospital
69. Manship, A. killed at Petersburg
70. McKaskill, N.C. 2d sergeant; killed at Petersburg 1864
71. McCall, J.N. discharged; furnished substitute; alive
72. McDaniel, I.W. wounded twice, died 1887
73. McKenzie, J.C., alive
74. McQuage, J.R.
75. McIntyre, J.T. sergeant-major; wounded captured at Fort Fisher; died
76. Moore, B.J., Captured on Morris Island; died in prison
77. Newton, J.C. killed in battle of Drury's Bluff
78. Odom, D.A. alive
79. Odom, Henry, killed in battle at Petersburg
80. Odom, J.E., died in hospital at Georgetown
81. Odom, S.D. wounded; absent on sick leave at surrender; alive
82. Odom, J.E. wounded severely; died January 1885
83. Owens, Jno. Captured; died in prison
84. Pate, A.D. wounded at Fort Fisher and died
85. Pate, Willis, discharged; died 1888
86. Peel, Eli F. at surrender; alive
87. Peel, Thos. Wounded; alive
88. Polson, W., died at Georgetown 1862
89. Powers, Ervin, wounded; alive
90. Quick, Angus, captured at Fisher; died in prison
91. Quick, Henry, killed in battle
92. Quick, Jno. B. wounded at Fisher; died
93. Rascoe, Alex, captured; returned at close of war; alive
94. Rascoe, Wm., died in hospital
95. Scott, Wash, alive
96. Smith, C., captured, returned close of war alive
97. Spears, J.A., killed at Petersburg 1864
98. Steen, A., captured at Fisher; died in prison
99. Stogner, Thom, died in hospital Stogner, Wm., died at home on sick leave
100. Stephens, J.E., captured at Fisher, died in prison
101. Stephens, Rueben, died in hospital
102. Stubbs, A.A., discharged; died 8193
103. Stubbs, D.D. (4th corporal), captured and returned; alive
104. Stubbs, M.W., wounded mortally; died Petersburg 1864
105. Stubbs, S.F. captured at Fisher; died in prison
106. Stubbs, T.E. discharged; died since war
107. Stubbs, T.P, Discharged; alive
108. Tart, W.J., died Georgetown
109. Terrell, W.T. killed near Petersburg 1864
110. Thomas, Joe, died in hospital
111. Turnage, Luke, captured and returned close war; dead
112. Usher, M., Killed Walthall Junction 1864
113. Wallace, T.G. transferred to cavalry; alive
114. Waters, Reuben, killed at Petersburg 1864
115. Weatherford, Jas., died at home on sick leave 1864
116. Williams, Henry, captured; returned close of war; alive
117. Williams, Sam, transferred
118. Willis, Allen, killed at Petersburg
119. Wise, W.W. wounded severely; alive
120. Woodle, Ransom, severely wounded, since died

Killed in battle				31
Died in hospital of wounds			5
Died in hospital and at home on sick leave	20
Died in prison					18
Accidentally killed				1
Total Killed					75
Captured and Kept in prison
  Until close of war				23
Discharged for Cause				16
Transferred to other commands			7
Wounded and continued to serve			33

	Taking out the discharged and transferred and there were 121 men, rank and file, 
131 captures and casualties, of the whole number enlisted now living 57 and unknown 
whereabouts as to 12.  Total number enlisted 144

The data above was extracted and contributed by Barbara Cope Svetlick, volunteer extraordinaire, August 1998.

Source:

A History of Marlboro County, South Carolina by J.A.W. Thomas
Reprint sponsored by the Marlborough Historical Society
Gateway Press, Inc.
Baltimore 1989
Originally published Atlanta, 1897
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 73-181859
International Standard Book Number 0-8063-7985-5

The notations after each man is  his status when the book was written in the late 1890s.  
The book was published posthumously in 1897.

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