Marlboro County, SC
in The War Between the States

MUSTER ROLL - COMPANY "E", 4TH SOUTH CAROLINA CAVALRY

Was originally organized in Marlboro County in the latter part of the year 1861. The Company left Marlboro for Georgetown, South Carolina, January 22, 1862, and in the spring of 1864 were transferred to Virginia and became a part of Butler's Brigade of Hampton's Division.

EMANUEL, Wm. P., elected Major May 1862; captured Trevilian Station, 1864; died about 1879
Edens, Henry, promoted captain from 3d lieutenant 1862; honorable discharged 1863; died since war
Breeden, Peter L. promoted from 1st lieutenant 1863; wounded Haw's Shop 1864.
McGilvray, B. F., 1st lieutenant, transferred 1862; killed Petersburg, Virginia
Breeden, P.L., 1st lieutenant, promoted from 2d lieutenant 1861
Edens, Allen, 1st lieutenant, promoted from 2d lieutenant 1863; died at home
Weatherly, J.N., promoted from 3 lieutenant 1863; wounded at Lee's Mill 1864; died March 3, 1893
Alford, Sion H., 3rd lieutenant, dead
Bristow, Wm. M. 3d lieutenant, resigned 1863; died at home
Long, Henry A. promoted to 3 lieutenant in 1863; died at home 1864
Herndon, John J. 1st sergeant, furnished substitute in 1862; dead
Bennett, Nevil, 1st sergeant, honorably discharged
Bone, Nicholas P. 1st sergeant, died since war
Adams, Jonathan, 2nd sergeant
McColl, John S., 3d sergeant, died since war
Weatherly, C.A., 4th sergeant
McRae, James c. 1st corporal; wounded Haw's Shop
Parish, John, 2nd corporal
Newton, Joseph, 3d corporal
Weatherly, Robert T., 4th corporal, died at Pocotaligo, South Carolina 1863
Smith, Wm. Benjamin, 5th corporal, died since war

PRIVATES

 1. Adams, Andrew J., died since war
 2. Adams, Peter L. died Camp Waccamaw 1862
 3. Anderson, George, lost sight of
 4. Bone, Nicholas P., elected sergeant; dead
 5. Bone, Leonard D.
 6. Bass, Wade, H. wounded Trevilian Station, Virginia
 7. Breeden, John L., killed 1864
 8. Brigman, Wm, killed at home 1864
 9. Brigman, John transferred to 26th Regiment South Carolina Volunteers
10. Brigman, Alex
11. Brigman, Evander, transferred to 26th Regiment
12. Britt, James
13. Britt, Thos. P., dead
14. Bundy, Wm., dead
15. Byrd, Levi
16. Calder, Peter, lost foot at Haw's Shop; dead
17. Cope, Daniel, captured at Haw's Shop; taken prisoner at Point Lookout
    Prison Camp, Maryland and transferred to Elmira Prison Camp in 1864 
    until end of the war; died Savannah, Georgia in 1880
18. Cottingham, Thos., alive
19. Cottingham, Ucal, wounded Trevilian, died in hospital
20. Coward, Lewis, went West after war
21. Cork, James, died since war
22. Cork, John
23. Driggers, Aaron T., dead
24. Driggers, Abner, died since war
25. Driggers, Philip, killed Lee's Mill 8164
26. DuPre, Thomas J. transferred from 8th Regiment to Company "E"; wounded; died since war
27. Earl, Elijah
28. Easterling, Henry
29. Edens, Thomas, W. died 1895
30. Emanuel, Chas. L. dead
31. Evans, C.D. 
32. Fraser, John, killed Haw's Shop 1864
33. Freeman, Benj, killed Haw's Shop, May 28, 1864
34. Freeman, James wounded at Reaves' Station; died since war
35. Gibson, Thos. Captured Trevilian; died since war
36. Grant, Barnabas, captured Trevilian; died Elmira Prison, New York
37. Grooms, Evander, transferred to 26th Regiment S.C. Volunteers
38. Hall, Wm., transferred to Company "D" 26th Regiment
39. Haithcock, Wm
40. Jackson, Chas. Dead
41. Jackson, Joseph, captured Trevilian Station; died Elmira Prison, New York
42. Jackson, Laban M.
43. Jacobs, Bethel, dead
44. Jacobs, David
45. Jacobs, Samuel, transferred to company "D" 26th Regiment SC Volunteers
46. Jones, John, killed Haw's Shop, May 28, 1864
47. Lide, William
48. McLaurin, Alex L., dead
49. McLaurin, D.P., transferred to Company "A" 23rd Regiment South Carolina Volunteers
50. McLaurin, Jas. W., captured Stoney Creek, Virginia; died 1894
51. McLaurin, Lauchlin, A. dead
52. McLaurin, Loch B.
53. McInnis, James
54. McInnis, John
55. McCrimmon, John A.
56. McColl, John S. dead
57. McColl, Samuel S. dead
58. McColl, Hugh S., captured Trevilian; died in prison
59. Morris, Thos. J.
60. Marshall, John
61. Murdock, John T. dead
62. Mulligan, James
63. McRae, Angus, died Pocotaligo, South Carolina
64. McRae, Daniel C. dead
65. McRae, John D. dead
66. McRae, James A., dead
67. McRae, James
68. McRae, J. Calvin
69. Newton, Cornelius D.
70. Newton, Hope Hull, severely wounded, Haw's Shop, May 28, 1865
71. Newton, Joseph
72. Newton, Richard D. died Wilson, North Carolina 1864
73. Newton Peyton V. died 1896
74. Newton, Thos. B
75. Odom, Evander W. severely wounded Burgess' Mill 1864
76. Odom, Noah
77. Odom, Daniel J
78. Odom, H. King
79. Odom, Jas. Thomas, killed Trevilian Station 1864
80. Odom, John, killed Haw's Shop, 1864
81. Odom, Nehemiah
82. Odom, Robt. H., died since war
83. Odom, Thos. Q.
84. O'Nails, James
85. Parker, Andrew dead
86. Parker, Elijah, wounded
87. Parker, Harrison, dead
88. Powers, Ellison, dead
89. Parrott, James
90. Prevatt, Angus, wounded Haw's Shop; died since war
91. Prevatt, James
92. Pope, Bennett, J. wounded Haw's Shop; died since war
93. Proctor, Thos. A. died since war
94. Quick, Leggett
95. Rainwaters, Joshua, died in prison
96. Rogers, Wm
97. Roper, Caswell, wounded Lee's Mill, Virginia, died since war
98. Sanders, Moses P., dead
99. Sawyer, John H.
100. Sellers, Bryant J., died McPhersonville, SC, August 13, 1863
101. Smith, Herbert, captured Trevilian, died in prison
102. Smith, Joseph R.
103. Stackhouse, H. Milton
104. Stackhouse, Robt. Boyd, died since war from wound received at Haw's Shop
105. Stackhouse, John, captured and died Elmira Prison, New York
106. Stuckey, Ben N
107. Stubbs, Thos A. dead
108. Sweat, henry, died since war
109. Sweat, Saml. Dead
110. Sweat, Sandford, dead
111. Sweat, Wm. K, dead
112. Thomas, James ,died at Camp Marion, South Carolina, 1862
113. Thomas, Nathan S. dead
114. Weatherly Isaac, dead
115. West, William, wounded Haw's Shop, died since war
116. Young, Jackson, lost sight of.

(Where not marked dead, supposed to be alive)

Wounded 		16
Killed in Battle	8
Captured		9
Died during War		19
Died since war		39
Alive 			55

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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