Company B 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery (Fulton Artillery)

Company B Buckhead. 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery

William Washington Sentell – Age 47, Captain Appointed March4th 1862 resigned November 29 1862 from Camp Lookout, Virginia November 19, 1862 for health reasons, ” His son died at home. Moved away from Fulton County was born Dec 9, 1814 in Walton County, Georgia, and died 1894. Buried in Dooly County Georgia Find A Grave Memorial# 75864497 http://pages.suddenlink.net/sentelle/zip/Nathan%20Sentell.pdfServed as Captain of Company B, 9th GA Battalion Artillery:

Camp Lookout, near Jeffersonville, Tazwell Co., VANovember 19, 1862(To) Major A. Leyden, Commander 9th GA Artillery Battalion

When the Officers and Members of my Company linked their fate to your Battalion I hoped to satisfy the just expectations of my men as to my ability of performing the arduous and laborious duties of a Captain.Unfortunately I was attacked at Camp Kirkpatrick by a spell of camp fever of a low type, which threatened to destroy my life, that I had devoted to the just and holy cause of my country. I recovered, as known to you, but slowly and the effects of that terrible disease are still felt. My health has been undermined since that time and for the first time in my life I am compelled to say: I am not able to perform my duties.I refer to the Surgeons Certificate, and while I regret to part with so many noble and true friend in the Battalion I am under necessity to tender you my resignation.Major, It is hard for me to part from a commanding officer, whom I alwayes esteemed as a friend and a gentlemen, from the rest of my Brother Officers, sho always seemed to sympathize with my afflictions and from my men, who put their entire confidence in me, when they unanimously called me to the command of the company. I feel confident that the Secretary of War will accept my resignation and will allow ayounger man to assume the command of my men. My age and the

deranged state of my health require rest. Major farewell ! May the God keep you under his safe keeping and allow you toreturn in safety to your home, to your family. May the Soldiers of your Battalion distinguish themselves, cover themselves with fame and glory and prove to be worthy of such a noble and galland Commander and of the proud home of Georgians. Farewell and accept my most heartfelt thanks for the many manifestations of your friendship towardsYour very obedient servant Wm W. SentellCaptain Co B. 9th GA Battalion ArtilleryGeneral Marshall's Brigade

Camp Lookout, VA November 19, 1862I recommend the acceptance of the within resignation of Captain W.W. Sentell, feeling confident that he will never be fit for activee duty in the field.A. Leyden Major, 9th GA Battalion Artillery  

Hardy I. Randall –Age 23, Sr. 1st Lieutenant Appointed March4th 1862 and became Captain June 17 1862, Resigned June 6th 1863, Born in Marietta, Ga. Graduate of Athens Law School. Served in the Methodist Church for 57 years Founder of the Vinings Church and superintendent of Sunday school for 18 years. Born 29 March 1838 Died 17 August 1912 Pace family cemetery in Cobb Co.  Here is the number of his memorial-35486767

John Isom – Jr. 1st Lieutenant Appointed 2nd Corporal, March4th 1862 Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Age 45, Enlisted Atlanta,Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. FromMarch 4, to May 1, 1862 Present Acted as Corporal up to dateMay 1st 1862 Elected 2nd Lieutenant, May – June 1862 not stated, May 20th 1862 Bounty Paid $50, Resigned as Captain April 15 1864 for health reasons , Captured in Berrien County Georgia July 16 1864, Appeared on a Register of Prisoner of War received at Military Prison, Louisville,

Kentucky received at military prison Louisville, Ky. Released north of the Ohio River. Took oath to US Aug 27 1864, Complexion Dark, Hair Light, Eyes, Blue, Height 5’ 7”, Born in Jackson County Georgia in 1818 Buried in Grady County Ga. Received a Cross of Honor from Atlanta UDC Chapter 18 14 Dec 1818 22 Jun 1904

Edwin Harrison Guess – Senior Second Lieutenant in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion GeorgiaArtillery Age 30,Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May 1, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862, not stated, 2nd Lieutenant Appointed March 4th 1862 Born 9 September 1831Died 25 January 1911

Leonidas Franklin. Heflin - 2nd Lieutenant Appointed 2nd Corporal, March 4th 1862 Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Age 31, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present Acted as Corporal up to date May 1st 1862 Elected 2nd Lieutenant, May – June 1862 not stated, May 20th 1862 Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a Register containing Rosters of Commissioned Officers, Provisional Army of Confederate States, Resigned April 29th, 1863 due to circumstances beyond his control health needing to leave a colder climate to Southern Georgia, Receipt Roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Cross Keys? Born May 5th 1829 HenryCounty Died January 28, 1890 Etowah County Alabama buried atAurora Cemetery Etowah County Alabama

Uriah Owen – – Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Age 31, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 7th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Receipt

Roll for clothing July 25, 1864,2nd Lieutenant Appointed March 4th 1862 Resignation accepted April 9th 1864 Born 25 February 1849 died December 24 1921

Privates

Abernathy John Lafayette – Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Age 31, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May 1, 1862 Under A.Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid$50, Receipt Roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Pension of Mrs. Caroline T. Sentell Abernathy 1911, enlisted March 1862and Surrendered April 9, 1865 Died January 8th 1911 in Fulton, Co. Witness F.M. Cagle and S.B. Langford surrenders about a mile from Appomattox buried Sandy Springs United Methodist Cemetery Sandy Springs, Fulton County, Ga.

Abernathy Rueben(Ruebin) H – Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. April 26, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid$50, Buried Sandy Springs Methodist Church Sandy Springs Widows Pension of Almeda Abernathy Married July 6, 1855 Enlisted in March 1862 on furlough during surrender. Died onMarch 31, 1872 in Fulton County Witness S.W. Power

Abernathy Samuel D – 4th Sergeant in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Age 25, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May 1, 1862 Under A.Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid$50, Receipt Roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Wife Frances Pension says married 13 February 1859 in Fulton county Ga. Enlisted in March 1862 and surrendered April 9, 1865 Died

March 19, 1906 Witness J.W. Williams Buried at Sandy SpringsUnited Methodist Cemetery Born March 11, 1836 Died March 19,1906

Alexander Franklin – Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May 7, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Subject Court Martial February 23rd 1865, G.O> Number 5 Department of Richmond/Elzey, Atlanta Southern Confederacy, April 7th 1863, page 1. Arrest the deserters. Below is a list of the 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery For the apprehension and delivery of said deserters at any military post, and upon notification thereof the general reward of $30 will be paid.A Leyden Maj. Commanding 9th Ga. Bn. Arty Age 30 Years, Height 6’ ,light complexion, yellow eyes, auburn hair, Enlisted in Atlanta, Occupation farmer Residence Forsyth County, Ga. Thought to have gone to North Carolina

Anglin Allen S – Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May 7, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Widows Pension1917 Mrs. Matlda D. Anglin (chandler)- enlisted in November 1862 in Company B in Forsyth County, Ga. Under Captain Guessparoled at Kingston, Georgia April 12, 1865 left the commandat Knoxville, Tenn. was at home sick 1910 A.J. Gann and J.W. Blackstock Occupation Farmer Left under Authority of General Longstreet buried Haw Creek Cemetery Cumming, Georgia Forsyth County Born December 23, 1829 Died June 20, 1911

Armistead George W – Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May 6, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, May – June 1862 Present, Appears on a

Roll of Prisoners of War at Nashville, Tennessee captured byforces under Major General Thomas, commanding the departmentof the Cumberland, and forwarded to Captain C.B. Pratt, Commissary of Prisoners, Louisville, Kentucky May 14, 1865 Roll dated Head Quarters Department of the Cumberland, Office Provost Marshall General Nashville, Tennessee May 14,1865, Captured Knoxville, Tennessee April 26, 1865, Sent to Chattanooga May 7th, 1865, Forwarded to Louisville May 14, 1865, Discharged June 16, 1865 Released in taking the Oath of Allegiance, Name appears as signature to an Oath of Allegiance to the United States, subscribed and sworn to at Louisville Kentucky June 16, 1865 Place of Residence: Atlanta, Georgia Complexion Dark, Hair Dark, Eyes Hazel, Height 5’ 7 ½ inches, Captured in Knoxville Tenn. April 26 1865 and released. Tookoath of allegiance at Louisville, Ky. June 17 1865 Buried Decatur Cemetery 229 Bell Street, outside of downtown Decatur Born 17 August 1833 in Walton County, Enlisted May 1862 till April 1865 Witness Francis L. Guess Died September 1899 Franklin Garrett Necrology

Atwood James H - Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Age 22, Enlisted Atlanta,Ga. March 4, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Receipt Roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Possibly J.H. Atwood Burial: Cross Roads Primative Baptist Cemetery Sandy Springs Fulton County Georgia, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=atwood&GSfn=J&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=12&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=105740735&df=all&

Atwood William M – Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Age 24, Enlisted Atlanta,Ga. March 4, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50,

Born February 3rd 1837, Enlisted the 4th of March 1862 servedtill 9th April 1865 was on a forced march from Jeffersonville, Va. To Wytheville, Va. Got sick being caughtin the snow and relapsed and went to Emory & Henry Hospital disabled for a month and was nearly frozen at Burkes Garden Virginia Right ankle foot paralyzed Witness N.L. Pope ,Joseph Poss, L.B. Langford L.P. Stephens occupation Farmer Born 1836 Died 11 November 1910

Barfield Thumply (Timothy) - Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. April 2nd, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Appears on a list of soldiers, found with records of the 10th Michigan Cavalry. List not dated. Records of events on F and S. Roll of the 10th Michigan Cavalry for March and April 1865 shows the regiment at Newton, N.C. for a few days paroling C.S.A. Prisoners, no carded records showing capture at or about that time. A number of records examined show no capture or parole. It is believed the men were paroled at Newton, NorthCarolina about April 19th 1865. Pulaski- Born January 26th 1837 Cobb Co. Georgia Died December 07 1907 in Cub Creek Cemetery Nashville Davidson County Tenn. Dozier Adkinson Cemetery

Barfield William Dallas - William D. Barfield – Appears on areceipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Appears on a list of soldiers, found with records of the 10th Michigan Cavalry. List not dated. Records of events on F and S. Roll of the 10th Michigan Cavalry for March and April 1865 shows the regiment at Newton, N.C. for a few days paroling C.S.A. Prisoners, no carded records showing capture at or about that time. A number of records examined show no capture or parole. It is believed the men were paroled at Newton, NorthCarolina about April 19th 1865. was born March 25, 1844 in GA, and died August 19, 1911 in Nashville, TN.  He married

JOSEPHINE FUQUA November 25, 1869 in Nashville, Tennessee, daughter of JESSE FUQUA and MARTHA WHITWORTH.  She was born April 07, 1853 in TN, and died February 15, 1910 in Nashville, TN. Timothy and William were both in the Civil War. William was taken prisoner somewhere in the Nashville area. Evidently he was too sick or weak to make the trip back to Marietta. The entire family moved to Tennessee to bewith him. When Timothy returned to Marietta after the War and was informed that his family had gone to Tennessee, he walked all the way there. Rhoda Barfield was Timothy's wife.William and Timothy remained in Tennessee and both of them had several children each. I don't know what happened to their brother Henry Barfield, but I think he ended up in Alabama. Source: Vonnie Heaton via GenForum

Baxter William C – Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Age 24, Enlisted Atlanta,Ga. March 4, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a Register of effects on Deceased Soldiers turned over to Quartermasters, C.S.A Receipt Filed 1864, No. 6958 Amount $240.40, Appears on a Hospital Muster Roll of University hospital at Knoxville, Tennessee for May June 1863 present as a patient,Wife Rebecca Baxter pension husband never heard from after the war died in Morristown Tennessee in 1863 taken sick Enlisted 3 March 1862 Came Home on 23rd Day of November 1863about 6 hours and went back to war he was on his way to Chickamauga A.J. Thompson Witness Possibly buried Suwanee Memorial Cemetery in Gwinnett County Georgia.

Beddington Robert M – Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Age 19, Enlisted Atlanta,Ga. March 4, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Received Commutation for payin 1863, Living in Cobb County Mableton, Ga Born 1843 in

Fulton County, Ga. Enlisted 4th Day of March 1862 served about 3 years and surrendered April 9 1865 employed as a farmer, Witness Naral Poss Died February 25, 1915 Married toMrs. Caroline Cagle Beddington October 10, 1868

Bird (Byrd) Emory S D – Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s,Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Age 20, Enlisted Atlanta,Ga. March 4, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Appears on a list of soldiers, found with records of the 10th Michigan Cavalry. List not dated. Records of events on F and S. Roll of the 10th Michigan Cavalry for March and April 1865 shows the regimentat Newton, N.C. for a few days paroling C.S.A. Prisoners, nocarded records showing capture at or about that time. A number of records examined show no capture or parole. It is believed the men were paroled at Newton, North Carolina about April 19th 1865, Pension says living in Vinings Cobb County 68 years Entered Company B March 4 1862 in Atlanta served 3 years 28 days April 9 1865 at Surrender Witness Daniel Cagle Born March 141842 Died April 3, 1919 at Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery Smyrna Cobb County Ga.

Bishop Henry H – Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May7, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864,Pension app says living in Fulton County Hapeville Georgia Born February 28,1838 in Upson County Enlisted in 1862 in Atlanta and served till surrender at Appomattox occupation farmer Witness W.S. Brown 1906

Bishop Joseph A - Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company

B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May7, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864,Appears on a Register of Jackson Hospital Richmond, Virginiacontaining copies of Orders Letters and Circulars received and sent Remarks May 29th, 1864 will report to Surgeon F.W. Hancock Jackson Hospital for assignment to duty Ordered to Report by Medical Director.

Bratton Thomas M – Age 51, Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50,,Name appears on a Register of Officers and Soldiers of the Army of the Confederate States who were killed in Battleor who died of wounds or disease, Died October 21, 1863 Ray Hospital, Atlanta Georgia Possibly buried in Oakland?

Brooks Josiah - Age 16, Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s,Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Possibly buried Union Grove Baptist Church Cemetery Conyers Rockdale County

Brooks Sampson Edward – Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s,Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. April 1st,, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present pay stopped for one month by sentence of Court martial, May 20th

1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, 1850-1904, Private, Co. B 9th Georgia Artillery, CSA, Oaklawn Cemetery, Wynnewood

Brown James W - Age 22, Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s,Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Discharged at Age of 23 Born in Lincoln County Height 6’ 1 ½” Eyes: Hazel Hair: Dark Occupation Farmer Discharge by Surgeons Certificate October 15, 1862(3)

Brown Thomas C – Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May1st, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, May 20th 1862,Bounty Paid $50, May June 1862 Present, Appears on a receiptroll for clothing July 25, 1864, Appears on a Register of Jackson Hospital Richmond Virginia Diagnosis Rheumatism February 1st, 1865 Returned to duty March 18th, 1865, Appearson a Receipt Roll for clothing at Jackson Hospital Richmond,Virginia March 19, 1865

Brown Wiley – Age 24, Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Court Martial Department and Army of the Tennessee J.S. Johnston January 12, 1864 G.O. 3/6, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Appears on a Register of refugees and rebel deserters, Provost Martial General, Washington D.C. April 20th, 1865 Reported to this office, Transportation ordered to Chattanooga, Tennessee, Appears on a List of Confederate Soldiers remaining in W.S.A Military Prison ( Libby), Richmond, Virginia April 10th, 1865 Court-martialed January18 1864 - Atlanta Southern Confederacy Dec. 3, 1863 $210 Dollar reward for Private Brown, 26 years old, 5’8”, dark hair, fair complexion, blue eyes, weight 130 lbs and lives in Dekalb County, Ga. Burial: Collins Springs Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery

Smyrna (Cobb County)Cobb County Georgia, USA

Brown William S – Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May1st, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, May 20th 1862 Bounty Paid $50, May June 1862 Present, Appears on a receiptroll for clothing July 25, 1864, born 1803 died 1870 Family links: Spouse: Tinzy S. Brown (1811 - 1869)* Children: Emily Brown Tillery (1846 - 1933)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Neal Cemetery Byers Crossroads Carroll County Georgia, USA http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Brown&GSfn=William&GSmn=s&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=12&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=63795933&df=all&

Burdette James Franklin – Age 21, Captain Sentell’s Company,Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Died February 1934 JAMES F. BURDETT DIES AT AGE OF 94: Widely Known Pioneer Succumbs in House Here He The Atlanta Constitution (1881-1945); Feb 24, 1934; ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The Atlanta Constitution (1868-1945) pg. 6

Burdette Samuel J - Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. April 24th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4to May 1st Present, May 20th 1862 Bounty Paid $50, May June 1862 Present, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864,

Cagle Daniel - Age 23, Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company

B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50,

Cagle Francis Marion – Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. April 26th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a Register of Payments on Descriptive Lists from July 1st 1862 to November1st, 1862 paid $45.25. Witness for Mrs. C.T Abernathy Wife of John L Abernathy Possibly buried Mount Paran Baptist Church Cemetery Atlanta Atlanta Constitution 28 Sep 1921 F M Cagle ; F. M. Cagle, 83, Confederate veteran, died Monday night at the home of his granddaughter, Mrs. Maud Smith, on Macon drive, Lakewood. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. G. L. Morris, Mrs. R. L. Barton and Mrs. R. E. Green; three sons, R. E., J. W. and G. F. Cagle; two sisters, Mrs. G. G. Cook and Mrs. Caroline Beddington, and two brothers, W. M. and Birch Cagle.

Campbell Robert - Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May7th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a Field return of the 9th Battalion, Georgia Artillery return dated Goodson, Virginia,April 15, 1864 as a Hospital Cook,

Campbell Josiah – Age 35, Height 5’10” Complexion: Light Eyes: Grey, Hair: Light Farmer born in Cherokee County Furlough Edwin Guess, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, He enlisted Feb-1863 as a private in Company B, 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery. He filed for pension in Cherokee County.

Carpenter G M - Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. June 14th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, May – June 1862 Present, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864,

Casey Thomas J- Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May7th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Died August 221929 Wife Alcy L. D Herndon State of Arkansas, County of Montgomery. Married January 1909 Thomas J. Casey died August 22, 1929 http://www.pcahs.org/pcaolr/civil01/cvl-0001.htm

Chapalear Berryman F - Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. April 26th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4th to May 1, 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, May – June 1862 Present, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864,

Chapalear Thomas J - Age 21, Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Birth: Nov. 10, 1840 Fulton County Georgia, USADeath: Jan. 29, 1917 Fulton County Georgia, USA Family links: Children: Lula Julia C. Chappelear Maner (1870 - 1952)* Lemma Georgia Chappelear Burdett (1882 - 1957)* *Calculated relationship

Burial: Cross Roads Primative Baptist Cemetery Sandy SpringsFulton County Georgia, USA http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=chappelear&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=12&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GSsr=41&GRid=90787542&df=all&

Childress John A D – 5th Corporal - Age 24, Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion GeorgiaArtillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid$50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864,

Christian W J - Appears on a receipt roll for clothing June 1st, July 2nd and July 25th 1864,

Clark Preston J – Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May1st, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a List of Confederate Soldiers remaining in U.S.A Military Prison (Libby), Richmond, Virginia, April 10th, 1865, Remarks Deserted, Appears on a Record of Paroled Prisoners: Provost Marshal’s Office Middle Military Department Surrendered in Richmond, Virginia April 10, 1865, took the Oath by Lieutenant Bishop on April 16, 1865 in Richmond, Va. Destination Louisville, Kentucky, Made Lieutenant March 23rd, 1865, Promoted to Lieutenant March 23rd 1865 – Article from Texas says Preston J. Clarke, many years ago postmaster at Wilson in this county died last week at the home of his son, Dr. H.P. Clarke at Morris, Oklahoma. D. Clark also used to live in the Wilson Community The deceased was a veteran of the Confederate Army nearly serving 4 years in the 9th Georgia battalion of Artillery as first Lieutenant under Major Leyden and Captain Guess. He served in defense of Atlanta before Sherman took that city. From 1879 till 1896 served as

postmaster at Rockpile, Georgia when he resigned to go to Texas. Then he was appointed postmaster at Wilson till 1903 when he left Texas and settled on a homestead in Beaver County, Oklahoma where he resided until 1908 and since then has been living with his children in various parts of the country

Collier Francis Marion - Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May 7st, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present On Quartermaster Detail June 21st, 1862, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing June 1st & July 25, 1864,

Collins William R, J – 7th Corporal – Age 18 Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion GeorgiaArtillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid$50, Atlanta Southern Confederacy Dec. 3, 1863 $210 Dollar reward for Private Collins 20 years old, 5’5”, dark hair, fair complexion, grey eyes, weight 120 lbs and lives in CobbCounty, Ga.

Collum Robert S - Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May7st, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Name appears on a Register of Officers and Soldiers of the Army of the Confederate states who were killed in battle, or who died of wounds or disease Left $30.33. Name Appears on a Register of Claims of Deceased Officers and Soldiers from Georgia which filed for settlement in the Office of Confederate States Auditor for

the War Department by M Collum Father filed October 21, 1863died Battalion Richmond, Virginia, No date of death.

Cook David A- Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, ArtilleryBattalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. April 26th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Appears on a List of Prisoners of War, belonging to the Army of the Confederate States, who have been this day surrendered by General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A commanding said Army, to Lieutenant General Grant Commanding Armies of the United States List Dated Lynchburg,Virginia, April 1865,

Cook John B - Age 22, Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50,

Cook William N- Age 20, Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s,Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, From March 1st 1863, to May 1st 1863 paid $24,

Crawford Elisha D – 3rd Sergeant – Age 47, Captain Sentell’sCompany, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4st to May 1st 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid$50, May 1st to August 31, 1863 paid $48, September 1st to October 31 1863 Paid $24 by B.F. Bomar, Appears on a report

showing the disposition made of the detailed soldiers employed at the Atlanta Arsenal upon the removal of the samefrom Atlanta, taken from the return of hired men for July 1864, Occupation harness maker detailed by General Bragg, remarks deserter, Appears on a report of all officers,non commissioned officers and men on duty at Atlanta, Georgia Arsenal, Report dated April 1st, 1864 Grounds of detail mechanic occupation harness maker appointed by Colonel H.W. Walter A.A. G. Appears on a muster roll of detailed soldiersemployed at Atlanta, Georgia Arsenal, commanded by M.H. Wright, November to December 1863 Transferred by Major Reynolds,

East John – Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th

1862, Bounty Paid $50, Receipt Roll for clothing June 1st, 1864, Receipt Roll for clothing July 25, 1864

Elenn William H (Glenn?) – May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war.

Embry Christopher Columbus Age 25, Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion GeorgiaArtillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid$50, Receipt Roll for clothing June 1st, 1864

Embry, William J. – Company B Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 23rd & July 25, 1864, and June 1st 1864, He was born 1845, died 1915. He enlisted in the 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery. He is buried Macedonia Carroll County. Living in Villa Rica age 44 resident since birth saying he is a member of Company B 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery

Served May 1862 till April 9 1865 3 years Died 27 November 1915 Wife Eugenia Embry

Evans Floyd – Age 32, Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, Forfeit one half month pay by sentence of court martial, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty not paid, Atlanta Southern Confederacy, Nov. 21, 1862 $30 Reward each for Deserters Capt. William W. Sentell Co. B. Leyden Artillery. A spare made man, six feet high, black hair and eyes and dark complexion. Deserted from Camp Cumming, Abingdon, Va. Liutenant John Isom Offered $100 Reward for Private Evans July 20th 1863,

Evans M F – ?Atlanta Southern Confederacy Dec. 3, 1863 $210 Dollar rewardfor Private Evans 27 years old, 5’10”, dark hair, dark complexion, grey eyes, weight 140 lbs and lives in Fulton County, Ga.

Evans, William R - Age 22, Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid$50, Receipt Roll for pay for 4th quarter 1863, Occupation Teamster from November 1st, 1863 to January 1st, 1864, Appears on a Receipt Roll for clothing June 1st, 1864,

Hardeman William- Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. June 14, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862

Present, Appears on a Receipt Roll for clothing June 1st, 1864,

Head, E.K., = Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May 7th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50,Appears on a Register of Payments on Descriptive Lists from March 1st to April 30 1863 paid $24, Appears on Receipt Roll for clothingJune 1st, 1864, Appears on a list of soldiers, found with records of the 10th Michigan Cavalry. List not dated. Records of events on F and S. Roll of the 10th Michigan Cavalry for March and April 1865 shows the regiment at Newton, N.C. for a few days paroling C.S.A. Prisoners, no carded records showing capture at or about that time. A number of records examined show no capture or parole. It is believed the men were paroled at Newton, North Carolina about April 19th 1865, Austin Creek Cemetery

Heard John Steven _ Eighth Corporal enlisted May 26th, 1862,May-June 1862 present, Bounty Pay Roll for May 20th $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, 07-August 1835 used with 19 December 1931 buried Heard family Cemetery Sandy Springs Ga. Fulton County. Walked home barefoot lived to be 96 years old had 23 children operated Heard’s Ferry became a judge and championed education buriedon Heard’s Drive

Heard William F – Age 21, Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid$50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, born Jan 3, 1830, member of the 9th Georgia Battalion

Company B, died Mar 25, 1922, and buried Millerville Cemetery

Heard William G - Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 24th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years orwar. Bounty Pay Roll for May 20th $50, May – June 1862 Present Deceased June 21st 1862,

Hildebrand William Henry – Age 44, 5th Sergeant in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion GeorgiaArtillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. March 4, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid$50, born 6 July 1817 died 4 February 1902. Buried at Mt. Paran Missionary Baptist Church located at Mt. Paran Road and Powers Ferry Road.

Hildebrand Benjamin Franklin –Appears on a list of Confederate Soldiers remaining in U.S.A. Military Prison (Libby), Richmond, Virginia., April 10, 1865 Not Dated, Appears on a Register of refugees and Rebel Deserters, Provost Marshal General, Washington D.C. received April 17, 1865, Transportation ordered to Nashville, Tennessee, ,SandySprings

Hill John F - Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. April 26th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years orwar, March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, Bounty Pay Roll for May 20th $50, May – June 1862 Present, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864

Horton Abraham- Age 38, Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s,Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became CompanyB, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga.

March 4, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war. From March4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th

1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Appears on a Receipt Roll for pay 4th Quarter 1863 occupation Teamster,

Horton Jesse N - Horton, J.N. – Private in Captain Sentell’sCompany Leyden’s Artillery Battalion Age 19 appears on a roll dated March 4, 1862 Atlanta, Georgia by A. Leyden 3 years or war, From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Appears on alist of prisoners of war paroled by T.L. Barker, Lieutenant Col. 36th Massachusetts Volunteers P.M. at Farmville, Va., between April 11 and April 21, 1865 by order of Brigadier General Masey, provost Marshall, Army of the Potomac, He wasborn Oct 18, 1842, died Mar 9, 1889.He enlisted as a privatein Company B, 9th Georgia Artillery. He is buried Bethlehem Marshall County

Horton Thomas Jasper – Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion Age 21, appears on a roll datedMarch 4, 1862 Atlanta, Georgia by A. Leyden 3 years or war, From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Appears on a rollof non commissioned officers and privates employed on extra duty at Abingdon, Virginia during the month of November 1864, nature of service Teamster, Appears on a list of soldiers, found with records of the 10th Michigan Cavalry. List not dated. Records of events on F and S. Roll of the 10th Michigan Cavalry for March and April 1865 shows the regiment at Newton, N.C. for a few days paroling C.S.A. Prisoners, no carded records showing capture at or about that time. A number of records examined show no capture or parole. It is believed the men were paroled at Newton, NorthCarolina about April 19th 1865, Newton N.C. Buried Cases Hill Cemetery at Atlanta, Chattahoochee and McArthur Boulevards. 1842-1920

Howell David - Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’sArtillery Battalion Age 24 Appears on a roll dated March 4, 1862 Atlanta, Georgia by A. Leyden 3 years or war, From March 4, to May 1, 1862 Present, May – June 1862 Present, May 20th 1862, Bounty Paid $50,

Isom William M. – Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. April 26th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years orwar, March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, Bounty Pay Roll for May 20th $50, May – June 1862 Present, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Received a Cross of Honorfrom the Chapter 18 UDC Atlanta Ga.

Jett Jackson – Private in Captain Sentell’s Company, Leyden’s, Artillery Battalion This company subsequently became Company B, 9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Enlisted Atlanta, Ga. May 7th, 1862 Under A. Leyden for 3 years or war, March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, Bounty Pay Roll for May 20th $50, May – June 1862 Present, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Taken Prisoner July 27th, 1863 Jail Reports #11, Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of Warparoled by Brevited Brigadier General M.H. Chrysler commanding U.S. Forces at Talladega, Alabama Roll Dated Talladega, Alabama June 20th 1865 paroled May 23rd, 1865 in Talladega,

Jett Richard Burch – Paid July 1st 1863 to April 30th, 1864 for $121, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Was on Furlough from July 1864 to April 30th 1864 paid$12 dollars a month $120,

Johnson/Johnston Andrew Jack - Age 23 Enlisted as Private inCaptain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March to May 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars,. May to June 1862 present, Sent to hospital in

Greenville Tennessee with pneumonia. Appears on a morning report of Jackson Hospital Richmond, Virginia Nov 12, 1864 under Andersons Brigade Nov. 12, 1864 Pneumonia. Returned toduty December 6, 1864 Appears on a Hospital Muster Roll of University Hospital, Cassville, Georgia July and August, 1863 employed as a nurseby Captain Deadrick April 30, 1863 Present. Appears on a Hospital Roll of S.P. Moore Hospital, Athens Tennessee Date June 30, 1863 By Captain W.W Seble July 1st 1862. Appears ona receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864 and August 2nd,1865

Johnston Colene C – Enlisted April 21, 1862 in Atlanta, Georgia under Austin Leyden March 4 to May 1st 1862, present. Bounty Payroll May 20th 1862 for $50 dollars present. Paid $24 18, November 1862 Atlanta Southern Confederacy, April 7th 1863, page 1. Arrest the deserters. Below is a list of the 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery For the apprehension and delivery of said deserters at any military post, and upon notification thereof the general reward of $30 will be paid. A Leyden Maj. Commanding 9th Ga.Bn. Arty Age 25 Years, Height 5’8”,fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair, Enlisted in Atlanta, Occupation farmer Residence Cobb County, Ga.

Johnston Henry – Enlisted March 4, 1862 Age 15 years 3 months Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years Present March 4 to May 1st 1862, May andJune 1862, Present, Paid $50 May 20, 1862, On receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864

Johnston, Jesse - Enlisted March 4, 1862 Age 17 years Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3years March 4th to May 1st 1862, present. May to June 1862 Present, Paid $50 May 20, 1862, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Appears on a register of Arrivals

and Dispositions of Federal and Rebel Soldiers and citizens Received Jan 27, 1865 Remarks deserted from the enemy

Kilpatrick William Austin - Age 51, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, March 1st, 1865 Transferredto the Reserves of Georgia Par 18, S.O. No 50 A & I. G.O

Kimbrough Marmaduke - Age 17, Enlisted as Private in CaptainSentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present,

Langford Lawson B –6th Corporal- Enlisted April 19, 1862 inAtlanta, Georgia under Austin Leyden March 4 to May 1st 1862, present. Bounty Payroll May 20th 1862 for $50 dollars present.

Lay/Leay Mitchel D – Age 20, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Prisoner Department West Virginia and East Tennessee, August 13, 1863 Appears on a Register of refugees and rebel deserters, provost Marshal General, Washington D.C. April 17, 1865, Transportation ordered to Nashville, Tennessee, Appears on a list of Confederate Soldiers remaining in U.S.A Military Prison (Libby), Richmond, Virginia April 10, 1865 not Dated, P. O. W. Libby Virginia prisoner MITCHELL DOOLEY LAY: Mitchell D. Lay was a Civil War veteran serving with Co. B, 9th GA Artillery Battalion. In 1880 Mitchel Lay and his wife, Martha, and their children were residing in Buckhead, FultonCo. GA. In 1900 Mitchell Lay and his wife, Martha, were residing in Jackson Co. AL. The census stated that they had

been married 38 years and had 9 children, 8 of whom were still living. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/a/l/Ben-Callahan-NC/BOOK-0001/0005-0032.html

Lively M C - Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Transferred to Company B Cobb Legion Cavalry November 26, 1864 S.O. #288 Department of Army of Northern Virginia Lee,

Logan John B (W) - Age 20, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864,

Martin George A - Age 28, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864,

Martin Henry T - Age 18, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, General Court Martial Richmond, Virginia January 6th, 1865, Accused of stealing a tent and fly pleads not guilty and found not guilty. W.A. Maury JudgeAdvocate

Martin Ivery M - - Enlisted April 26, 1862 as a Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years March 4th to May 1st

1862, present. May to June 1862 Present, Paid $50 May 20, 1862, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, P.

O. W. Captured by BVT Brigadier General S. B. Brown, Paroledat Hartwell, Ga. and Anderson and Greenville S.C.

Mauldin Miller D - Age 34, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War belonging to the Army of Northern Virginia, who have been this day surrendered by General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. commanding said Army to Lieutenant General U.S. grant, Commanding Armies of the United States, Done at Appomattox Court house, Virginia, April 9th, 1865 Roll Dated Head Quarters 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery, April 10, 1865,

McAfee Morgan T – 6th Sergeant - Enlisted March 24, 1862 as a Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years March 4th to May 1st 1862, present. May to June 1862 Present,Paid $50 May 20, 1862,

McCravy Benjamin Levi - Age 28, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864,McCravy Archibald Perry – Age 25, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 1, 1864, Jan. 9, 1836 South Carolina,USA death: Nov. 30, 1912, 9th Battalion, Georgia Artillery Company B Family links: Parents: Eli McCravy (1809 - 1888) Martha McCravy (1813 - 1893) Spouse: Luisa J. Barfield McCravy (1841 - ____) Burial: New Smyrna Cemetery Smyrna (Cobb County) Cobb County, Georgia, USA Plot: 117

McCrarvy Eli J – Age 20, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 1, 1864, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25, 1864, Appears on a list of soldiers, foundwith records of the 10th Michigan Cavalry. List not dated. Records of events on F and S. Roll of the 10th Michigan Cavalry for March and April 1865 shows the regiment at Newton, N.C. for a few days paroling C.S.A. Prisoners, no carded records showing capture at or about that time. A number of records examined show no capture or parole. It is believed the men were paroled at Newton, North Carolina about April 19th 1865.Newton N.C.- Born 4 October 1809, Died 1 January 1888

McCravy Jerry (Jeremiah) A – Age 22, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 1, 1864, Appears on a list of soldiers, found with records of the 10th Michigan Cavalry. List not dated. Records of events on F and S. Roll of the 10th Michigan Cavalry for March and April 1865 shows the regiment at Newton, N.C. for a few days paroling C.S.A. Prisoners, no carded records showing capture at or about that time. A number of records examined show no capture or parole. It is believed the men were paroled at Newton, NorthCarolina about April 19th 1865,.Newton N.C. – Born 10 July 1839 at Knoxville, Tennessee on August 20 1863 he had a fallbreaking his right thigh and dislocating his right leg substantially and essentially useless. Witness T.C. Williams, M.D. Lay and A.G Samples living in Fulton County 1891

McGinnis James D.M. – 4th Corporal – Enlisted as Private inCaptain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion May 7th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing June 1, 1864, Lieutenant – Letters to Lucinda

McMurtrey James Addison – Letters to Lucinda author, Age 24,Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3years during the war on March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, On Quartermaster detail from June 21st, 1862, Appears On receipt roll for clothing June 1, 1864, Appears on a Receipt Roll for pay 4th Quarters 1863 from November 1st, 1863, to January 1st, 1864 as a teamster,

Morgan Asa - Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion May 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, Appears on a Hospital muster Roll of the organization named above from May 20th to August 1st, 1862 Attached to hospital July 18, 1862

Morgan Daniel - Age 43, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present

Morgan Henry A - Age 33, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Commutation of Rations atKnoxville, Tennessee June 16, 1863 for 11.25 paid at .75 cents a day for 15 days,

Morgan Leathiel J- Morgan Seathiel J -Age 22, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20,1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present,

Morgan W T – Corporal - Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion May 7th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May June 1862 present, May 20, 1862Bounty Paid $50 dollars, Appears on a list of soldiers, found with records of the 10th Michigan Cavalry. List not dated. Records of events on F and S. Roll of the 10th Michigan Cavalry for March and April 1865 shows the regimentat Newton, N.C. for a few days paroling C.S.A. Prisoners, nocarded records showing capture at or about that time. A number of records examined show no capture or parole. It is believed the men were paroled at Newton, North Carolina about April 19th 1865, Atlanta Southern Confederacy Dec. 3,1863 $210 Dollar reward for Private Morgan 26 years old, 5’11” and ¾” high, dark hair, dark complexion, hazel eyes, weight 150 lbs and lives in Dekalb County, Ga.

Morgan John T – Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion May 7th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March 4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May June 1862 present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Atlanta Southern Confederacy Dec. 3, 1863 $210 Dollar reward for Private Morgan 27 years old, 6’1”, dark hair, dark complexion, hazel eyes, weight 180 lbsand lives in Dekalb County, Ga.

Nelson Levi – Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War belonging to the Army of Northern Virginia, who have been this day surrendered by General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. commanding said Army to Lieutenant General U.S. grant, Commanding Armies of the United States, Done at Appomattox Court house, Virginia, April 9th, 1865 Roll Dated Head

Quarters 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery, April 10, 1865, NoFurther Record

Nelson, W.C. – Broadfoot Private, Appears on a list of Prisoners of War received at Military Prison, Louisville, Kentucky captured at Bourbon County Kentucky and discharged at Fort Delaware February 29th 1864, Listed as a private

Parris W – Appears on a Roll fo Prisoners of War at Newport News, Virginia captured at Fords Depot April 9th, 1865 sent from City Point April 16, 1865, Listed as a deserter February 22, 1864,

Peeples William J.- Broadfoot – Rank not listed, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864, Commutation of rations while in hospital in Jeffersonville, Virginia March 15th 1863 Knoxville, Tennessee June 16th, 1863 A Leyden certified the commutation for$ 26, Pension says Company B 9th Battalion Dekalb County Born My 6th 1843 Pension 1895 to 1907 Enlisted June 1st, 1862 Diseased since the war and havegrown worse kidney disease and rheumatism Witness E.H. Guessserved 3 and ½ years

Plaster Newton M - Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion May 6th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war, May June 1862 present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864,

Poss James H - Age 34, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, From January 1 1863 to June 30th 1863 paid July 29th 1863 by B.F. Bomar $72, AppearsOn receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864,

Poss Joseph - Age 32, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th

1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Appears in a Hospital Muster Roll of Jackson Hospital Richmond, Virginia paid December 15, 1864, Received a furlough from Jackson Hospital December31, 1864, Appears on a morning report of Jackson Hospital Richmond, Virginia November 10, 1864 Febris Int –Gunshot, Returned to duty January 17, 1865,

Poss Naural/Norrell- Age 24, Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864,

Poss Radford J - Age 29 Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864,

Poss T L – Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Appears on a Parole of Prisoners of War belonging to the Army of Northern Virginia, who have been this day surrendered by General Robert E. E, Lee, C.S.A commanding said Army to Lieutenant General U.S. Grant, commanding Armies of the United States. Parole Dated Salisbury, North Carolina , 1865, Paroled with Robert E. Lee

Potts Samuel J – Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion May 1st 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war, May June 1862 present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Captured Dec 6 (5) (1863)1864 in Knoxville and sent to Camp Chase Ohio tillJanuary 10 1864 the sent to Rock Island Barracks, Illinois

Released May 9 1865 (May 18) From Fayette County Ga. Appearson a Register of Prisoners of war December 3rd 1863 releasedDecember 13th, 1863 Returned to Prison January 2nd 1864, January 10, 1864 sent to Camp Chase, Prisoner July 27th, 1863, Took the Oath May 18th, 1864 at Rock Fsland Barracks, Atlanta Southern Confederacy, April 7th 1863, page 1. Arrestthe deserters. Below is a list of the 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery for the apprehension and delivery of said deserters at any military post, and upon notification thereof the general reward of $30 will be paid. A Leyden Maj. Commanding 9th Ga. Bn. Arty Age 24 Years, Height 5’8”, fair complexion, hazel eyes, light hair, Enlisted in Atlanta, Occupation farmer Residence Fayette County, Ga.

Potts William Jasper – Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion May 5st 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war, May June 1862 present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Great Grandfather of Louise J. Griffith He served with Company B of the 9th Georgia Artillery, under Major Austin Leyden. He lost his leg from the knee down and walked on a stick from Richmond, Virginia to Madison County, Georgia when the war ended

Power Samuel Wesley – Age 31 Enlisted as Private in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Appears On receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Sandy Springs Past Tense by Coogle - Powers Family Cemetery Inscriptions Fulton County, GA This cemetery is located at Roswell Rd and Pitt Rd in Roswell, Ga. Access to the cemetery is through apartment complex on this corner. This Powers line came from Donegal, Ireland (John Powers, 1761). James Powers operated the ferry, Powers Ferry. There are also ties to Laurens Co. S.C.

Randall Roan A - Age 21 Enlisted as 1st Sergeant in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion March 4th 1862 at Atlanta, Georgia for 3 years during the war on March4th to May 1st 1862 Present, May 20, 1862 Bounty Paid $50 dollars, May to June 1862 present, Rea Andrew J – Broadfoot – Private – Age 37, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st 1862, Present, From May to Junes 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50 Present, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864,

Redwine William J – Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia May 7th 1862, Later known as Company B, From May to June 1st 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864, Appears on a list of P. O. W. belonging to the Confederate States, who have been this day surrendered by General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. commanding said Army, to Lieutenant General U.S. Grant, Commanding Armies of the United States Done at Lynchburg, Virginia April 13, 1865 Paroled at Appomattox

Reeve Edward W - Private – Age 29, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st 1862, Present, From May to Junes 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50 Present Prisoner July 27th,1863, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864,

Reeve William F M- Age 26, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st

1862, Present, From May to Junes 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50 Present, Prisoner July 27th, 1863,Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864,Witness on Archibald P McCravy pension app On Furlough did not get back before surrender. Died May 30, 1916 Married to

Mrs. Jane M (Anderson) Reeves 25 March 1858 Buried at Hargrove Family Cemetery Marietta, Ga Cobb County

Richardson Young B – Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia May 1st 1862, Later known as Company B, From May to June 1st 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Prisoner July 27th, 1863 Name appears as signature to an Oath of Allegiance to the United States, subscribed and sworn to at Atlanta, Georgia September 20th, 1864 Place of Residence Fayette, County, Georgia Complexion light, hair black, eyes,brown height 5’9”, Atlanta Southern Confederacy, April 7th 1863, page 1. Arrest the deserters. Below is a list of the 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery for the apprehension and delivery of said deserters at any military post, and upon notification thereof the general reward of $30 will be paid.A Leyden Maj. Commanding 9th Ga. Bn. Arty Age 27 Years, Height 5’7”, dark complexion, hazel eyes, dark hair, Enlisted in Atlanta, Occupation carpenter Residence Forsyth County, Ga. P. O. W. Prisoner Department of East Tennessee.From Fayette County, Ga.

Salter Zion - – Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia May 7th 1862, Later known as Company B, From May to June 1st 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50,Commutation of Rations Knoxville, Tennessee June 16th, 1863 for $11.25,

Sentell James M – Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia May 1st 1862, Later known as Company B, From May to June 1st 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864, 5th Corporal JAMESMONROE SENTELL, b. 27 Dec 1828, Newton County, Georgia; d. 25 Mar 1899, Newton County, Georgia http://pages.suddenlink.net/sentelle/zip/Nathan%20Sentell.pdf

Sentell Thomas J – Age 21, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st

1862, Present, From May to June 1862 present, Detailed as hospital steward June 1st, 1862, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50 Present, From May 20th to August 1, 1862 Attached to hospital as steward, Dr. Thomas J. Sentell at the residence of Robert E. Cummings in Washington County, Virginia. He was a member of the Fulton Artillery in the 9thGA Artillery Battalion. He faithfully discharged his duties as Hospital Stewart. His parents survive. Abt. 1841, DeKalb County, Georgia; d. 26 Oct 1862, Washington County, Virginia. http://pages.suddenlink.net/sentelle/zip/Nathan%20Sentell.pdf Southern Confederacy Nov. 20 1862

Sherrell Franklin – Appears on a list of soldiers remaining in US Military prison in Libby, Richmond Virginia April 1865

Smith Andrew - 10th Corporal Age 31, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st 1862, Present, From May to June 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt rollfor clothing July 25th 1864, Appears on a list of soldiers, found with records of the 10th Michigan Cavalry. List not dated. Records of events on F and S. Roll of the 10th Michigan Cavalry for March and April 1865 shows the regimentat Newton, N.C. for a few days paroling C.S.A. Prisoners, nocarded records showing capture at or about that time. A number of records examined show no capture or parole. It is believed the men were paroled at Newton, North Carolina about April 19th 1865,

Smith William B - Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia May 1st 1862, Later known as Company B, From May to June 1st 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50,

Spruell Steven - Age 40, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st

1862, Present, From May to June 1862 present, Bounty PayrollMay 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864, Commutation for Rations at Hospital in Jeffersonville, Virginia June 16, 1863 for three days March 15th to march 18th, $2.25

Steel Mikel A – Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War belonging to the Army of Northern Virginia, who have been this day surrendered by General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. commanding said Army to Lieutenant General U.S. Grant, Commanding Armies of the United States, Done at Appomattox Court house, Virginia, April 9th, 1865 Roll Dated Head Quarters 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery, April 10, 1865, NoFurther Record,

Thomason Charles J. – Enlisted May 7th 1862, May to June 1862 Present, Received Bounty pay of $50 dollars May 20th, 1862, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Appears on a register of Medical Directors office Richmond, Virginia February 9th 1864 expiration of pass February 16ht, 1864, Appears on a Register of Receiving and Wayside Hospital or General Hospital No. 9, Richmond Virginia, December 27th 1864m for duty December 28th, 1864, Appears on a list of P. O. W. belonging to the Confederate States, who have been this day surrendered by General RobertE. Lee, C.S.A. commanding said Army, to Lieutenant General U.S. Grant, Commanding Armies of the United States Done at Lynchburg, Virginia April 13, 1865 also appears on a Roll of Prisoner of War belonging to the Confederate Army with the terms of military convention made April 26 1865 at Bennett’s House nears Durham’s Station N.C. between Joseph E. Johnston of the Confederate Army and Major General William Tecumseh Sherman USA and Lieutenant General U.S. Grant Surrendered at Augusta Ga. May 23 1865.

Thomason John W – Age 22, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st

1862, Present, From May to June 1862 present, Bounty PayrollMay 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864, Appears on a Morning report of Jackson Hospital Richmond, Virginia October 22, 1864 Remit Febris, Febris Remit returned to duty November 14, 1864, Name Appears on a Register of Claims of Deceased Officers and Soldiers from Georgia which filed for settlement in the Office of Confederate States Auditor for the War Department by Drew A Walton Attorney March 25, 1864 Died October 10th 1863? filed October 21, 1863 died, Milton County

Toney John M - Age 29, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s CompanyLeyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st 1862, Present, From May to June 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864, Commutation fo Rations $3 June 16, 1863,

Toney Vincent A. – 3rd Corporal, Age 31, Enlisted in CaptainSentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st 1862 Present 2nd Corporal, From May to June 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864,

Toney William Alexander ? – Joined at the Age 31 from FultonCounty Ga and served 3 years. familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/i/m/Hazel-J.../0011page.html

Townsend O L – , Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July25th 1864, No Further Record, Listed in roster made by surviving members of Company A at a reunion July 26-28 1904 located at Legg Farm in Smyrna Ga. Recorded living in Arkansas.

Trimble Charles P - Enlisted May 7th 1862, May to June 1862 Present, Received Bounty pay of $50 dollars May 20th, 1862, Appears on a Register of payments and descriptive lists fromSeptember 1st, 1863 to February 29th, 1864 paid on March 23rd,1864 for $72, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864,

Trimble James T - Enlisted May 7th 1862, May to June 1862 Present, Received Bounty pay of $50 dollars May 20th, 1862,

Trimble Franklin - Atlanta Southern Confederacy, Nov. 21, 1862 $30 Reward each for Deserters Capt. William W. Sentell Co. B. Leyden Artillery. A large man, light hair, blue eyes and light complexion. Deserted from Camp Luckie, Atlanta, Ga.

Tumlin Reuben – 3rd Corporal – Age 26, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st 1862 Present 2nd Corporal, From May to June 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864,buried Sardis United Methodist Church Cemetery Powers Ferry Road of Roswell Road N.W. Atlanta Ga. Born 03 July 1833 and Died 01 may 1904

Vaughn Felix Andrew- Age 24, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st

1862 Present 2nd Corporal, From May to June 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt rollfor clothing July 25th 1864,

Wade John H - Age 29, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st 1862 Present , From May to June 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864,

Wade Loyd Hampton – Age 22, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st

1862 Present, From May to June 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864, Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War belonging to the Army of Northern Virginia, who have been this day surrendered by General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. commanding said Army to Lieutenant General U.S. grant, Commanding Armies of the United States, Done at Appomattox Court house, Virginia, April 9th, 1865 Roll Dated Head Quarters 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery, April 10, 1865, Atlanta Southern Confederacy, Nov. 21, 1862 $30 Reward each for Deserters Capt. William W. Sentell Co. B. Leyden Artillery. Atlanta Southern Confederacy, April 7th 1863, page 1. Arrest the deserters. Below is a list of the 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery For the apprehension and delivery of said deserters at any military post, and upon notification thereof the general reward of $30 will be paid.A Leyden Maj. Commanding 9th Ga. Bn. Arty Age 24 Years, Height 5’9” red complexion, grey eyes, auburn hair, enlistedin Atlanta, Occupation Loafer Residence Fulton County, Ga. Paroled at Appomattox

Watson James Y – Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia April 25st,1862 Later known as Company B, From March 4th to May 1st 1862 Deserted April 26th 1862, Atlanta Southern Confederacy June 21, 1862 $30 Dollar reward for Private Watson, musteredin 25th of April. Height 5’11” , dark hair, red complexion, dark eyes, last seen he had on brown jeans pants, cloth coatand a low crowned hat from Clark County, Ga.

WorthingtonThomas K P – 4th Corporal, Age 29, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st 1862 Present , From May to June 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a

receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864, Name appears as signature to an Oath of Allegiance to the United States and sworn to at Chattanooga, Tennessee on the day and year set opposite their respective names, Place of Residence Berrien County Georgia Complexion Dark, Hair Dark, Eyes black, Height 6’2” date Oath administered May 26th 1865,

White William H - Enlisted May 7th 1862, May to June 1862 Present, Received Bounty pay of $50 dollars May 20th, 1862, No Further Record,

Wilder W W – Private, Name Appears in a list made on a sheetwhich bears the following printed heading “ Post Register, Albany, Georgia Dated May 20th 1865, Brigadier General E.M. McCook states: “ The rebel troops with all public property in the district of Florida were surrendered to me by Major General Samuel Jones on the 10th of May 1865 * * The number paroled and already reported is 7200 and will doubtless reach 8000.” (Albany, Georgia, was included in the District of Florida on the above date.) – R & P 710851 No Further Record

Williams John W – Enlisted April 29th, 1862, March 4 to May 1st 1862 Present, May to June 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th 1862 Paid $50 Present, Appears on a Receipt roll for clothing June 1st 1864, Appears on a Receipt roll for clothing July 25th, 1864, Appears on a Receipt roll for clothing for General Hospital Montg Springs Virginia September 10, 1863 June 1st 1864, Buried Sardis United Methodist Church Cemetery Powers Ferry Road of Roswell Road N.W. Atlanta Ga. Born 08 Oct 1844 and Died 21 Aug 1918

Williams T C - Appears on a Receipt roll for clothing July 25th, Court Martial January 10, 1865,

Wilson Francis Marion- , Age 28, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st 1862 Present , From May to June 1862 present,

Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt rollfor clothing July 25th 1864, Appears on a Register of refugee and rebel deserters, Provost Marshall General, Washington D.C. April 17, 1865 Transportation ordered to Nashville, Tennessee Appears on a List of Confederate Soldiers remaining in U.S. A Military Prison(Libby), Richmond, Virginia, April 10th, 1865,

Wilson John H. –Age 24, 1st Corporal, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st 1862 Present , From May to June 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt rollfor clothing July 25th 1864, Appears on a Register of Jackson Hospital Richmond, Virginia diagnosis V.S Left Hand causing contraction of the flexors and neuralgia of the lacteal flexor June 21st, 1864, returned to duty July 8, 1864,

Wilson John W – Corporal- Atlanta Southern Confederacy Dec. 3, 1863 $210 Dollar reward for Private Wilson 37 years old, dark hair, fair complexion, blue eyes, weight 150 lbs, wounded in hand and lives in Fulton County, Ga.

Wilson Levi – Age 29, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s CompanyLeyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st 1862 Present , From May to June 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864,

Wilson Thomas G – 2nd Sergeant - Age 26, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st 1862 Present , From May to June 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864, Appears on a Register of Jackson Hospital Richmond, Virginia diagnosis

Rheumatisms October 25, 1864 returned to duty November 14, 1864,

Wilson William C – Appears on a Report of the Medical Examining Board Dalton, Georgia under the head of “Examinations for discharge from service. Captain Isom, September 29, 1863 Hospital Oliver Chronic Rheumatism with eccentric dilation of the heart, Town of Oak Grove Fulton County, Georgia, Age 26 , Height 5’ 11”, Dark Complxion, Grey Eyes, dark hair Occupation Farmer, Stationed at Lagrange, Georgia October 21, 1863,

Wingfield/Winfield G J – Appears on a Receipt Roll for Clothing June 1st, 1864 & July 25th, 1864, Appears on a Register of Jackson Hospital Richmond, Virginia Diagnosis Chronic Diarrhea November 10, 1864 returned to duty December26, 1864, Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War belonging tothe Army of Northern Virginia, who have been this day surrendered by General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. commanding saidArmy to Lieutenant General U.S. grant, Commanding Armies of the United States, Done at Appomattox Court house, Virginia,April 9th, 1865 Roll Dated Head Quarters 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery, April 10, 1865,

Wright Doctor F - Age 29, Enlisted in Captain Sentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta, Georgia March 4th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st

1862 Present , From May to June 1862 present, Bounty PayrollMay 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt roll for clothing July 25th 1864, Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War belonging to the Army of Northern Virginia, who have been this day surrendered by General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. commanding said Army to Lieutenant General U.S. grant, Commanding Armies of the United States, Done at Appomattox Court house, Virginia, April 9th, 1865 Roll Dated Head Quarters 9th Georgia Battalion Artillery, April 10, 1865

Wright George W – Quartermaster Sergeant Enlisted in CaptainSentell’s Company Leyden’s Artillery Battalion in Atlanta,

Georgia April 24th 1862, Later known as Company B, March 1st to May 1st 1862 Present , From May to June 1862 present, Bounty Payroll May 20th, 1862 $50, Appears on a receipt rollfor clothing July 25th 1864, Appears on a Register of Receiving and Wayside Hospital of General Hospital #9, Richmond, Virginia March 27th, 1865