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ROLL OF COMPANY "D"
3RD REGIMENT SOUTH CAROLINA STATE TROOPS.
JUNIOR RESERVE
Drake, Z.J. , captain Kirkwood, E.H., 1st lieutenant, dead Rogers, J.T., 2nd lieutenant McRae, T. F., 3rd lieutenant McLucas, R.S., sergeant Manning, Houston, sergeant, dead Ervin, G.W., sergeant Gooch, Joseph H. sergeant, dead Gibson, I. P., corporal Welch, J.W., corporal Lewis, John, corporal Woodle, Allen, corporal Edens, J.N., corporal Edens, H.L, commissary, died near Raleigh, North Carolina PRIVATES 1. Adams, T.M 2. Adams, J.B. 3. Barentine, J.M. dead 4. Breeden, J.F. 5. Crosland, W.E. 6. Carlisle, J.A. 7. Clark, Jesse, died near Charleston, South Carolina 8. Chavis, Murray 9. David, Wm. R. 10. Hodges, John L. 11. Manning, Holland 12. Matheson, A.J. 13. McPherson, Arch 14. McRae, William 15. Newton, C. Dudley, dead 16. Newton, Smith 17. Newton, B. J. 18. Pegues, J.K., dead 19. Parham, Malcolm 20. Powers, J.F. 21. Quick, J.W. 22. Quick, Welcome 23. Quick, J.F. 24. Rogers, C.B. 25. Stubbs, L.D. 26. Sweat, Ellis 27. Sturgis, Milton 28. Taylor, John 29. Guinn, Thomas 30. Rev. Mr. Ogborne, Chaplain of Regiment, died in Fayetteville RECAPITULATION Totals: Killed in Battle 120 Died during war 183 Died since war 170 Captured 43 Wounded 161 Alive 358 (as of 1896) Total Men 1000The 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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