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Indian War of 1836
John W. Parker (under Capt. DeLaperriere)
U.S. Civil War
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Alexander, Manning Poole - GA 43rd Reg Co K,
"Hall County, Brown's Boys", private March 10, 1862. Appointed
Assistant Surgeon. Ordered to report for duty to the Madison,
Georgia hospital on March 19, 1864. He received pay Oct. 31, 1864.
Paroled at Augusta, GA May, 1865. |
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Arial, John
Milton - GA 2nd Reg Co A. Army Northern
Va. "Banks County Guards, Bennings Brigade" C.S.A. Enlisted April
25, 1861 and served until December 31, 1864. Served mostly in
Virginia where he was wounded several times. Fought at
Gettysburg. Injured on 2 July 1863 at Gettysburg from bombshell
wound on the left arm and shoulder causing partial paralysis and
permanent stiffness, resulting in left arm being useless. Listed
as J. M. Aerial on muster roll. John M. Ariail stated on his
pension application that he had lived in Jackson county since Jan.
1, 1859. |
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Atkins, Abraham - not available (possibly
Floyd Co GA guards) |
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Atkins, Hugh - GA 5th Reg Co E |
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Atkins, Jefferson - GA 24th Reg Co A Banks
County "Independent Volunteers." Noted as being on sick furlough
with no other records. Born in Jackson Co GA 18 Jan 1841.
According to a CSA pension application, Jefferson says he left Co
A 24th Ga. with measles authorization given by Dr. Starr. A. J.
Sanders, pension app witness, says Jeff left the company and
regiment in 1862. |
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Ayers, Francis Marion - GA State Troops |
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Bates, William Newton- GA 16th reg Co B
(Jackson Co Reynolds Co), private July 17,1861. Wounded at
Yorktown, Va. May 3,1862. Discharged, disability, June 23,1862.
Pension records show he reenlisted July 1862, and was on light
duty until war closed. Born in Georgia November 25,1840. |
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Boswell, William Washington - not available |
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Brown, George Washington - GA 6th Reg Co K.
Right arm shot off at Bentonville NC. |
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Bryson, William Virgil - Union Troops |
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Carr, James Jefferson - GA State Troops |
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Carr, Thomas J. - GA 43rd Reg Co G "Jackson
County Rebel Guards" or "Mintz Invincibles"--Jr. 2nd Lieutenant
March 10, 1862. Elected 1st Lieutenant and Ensign October 27,
1862. Captured at Baker's Creek, Miss. May 16, 1863. Released at
Fort Delaware, Del. June 12, 1865. There is confusion as to the
Jr. 2nd Lieutenants of this company (F). One roll shows William K.
Davis as a 2nd Sergeant and Thomas J. Carr as Jr. 2nd Lieutenant,
while the roll of Co. G this regiment, shows Thomas J. Carr as
Jr. 2nd Lieutenant of this company. Allen Jefferson Gunter appears
as a private and 2nd Sergeant. It is supposed this confusion
occurred upon the election of new officers when Captain Cicero H.
Furr died on April 13, 1862. |
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David, Horatio J.- GA 16th Reg Co B "Jackson
Co Reynolds Co" or "Center Hill Guards" private July 17,1861.
Appointed 4th Corporal September 1861. Elected Jr. 2d Lieutenant
March l, 1863. Wounded at Chancellorsville, Va. May 3, 1863.
Wounded in eye, resulting in loss of sight, at Deep Bottom, Va.
August 16,1864. Retired on account of wounds February 1865. Roll
for February 1865, shows he was elected 1st Lieutenant of Co. C,
March 1,1863, but name does not appear on rolls of this company.
Captured and paroled, Athens, Ga. May 8,1865. (Born in Georgia
December 4, 1842.) |
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Davis, Meridith T. - GA 16th Reg Co A |
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Deadwyler, George Eberhardt - GA State Troops |
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Eberhart, Martin - GA 23rd Reg Co E - left
ankle wounded at Ocean Pond FL |
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Eggins, John - not available |
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Ellison, James - GA State Troops |
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Garrard, William J. - Co G DeVaugh's Bat |
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Hale, Robert J. - GA 27th Reg Co K |
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Hancock, Samuel F. - GA 43rd Reg Co H "Hall
County Light Guards" |
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Hoyt, Rev. Henry Francis - not available |
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Marlow, John F. - GA 43rd Reg Co G |
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Marlow, Richard B. - GA 43rd Reg Co G - right
shoulder wounded at Kingston NC |
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McWhorter, William P. - GA 44th Reg Co ? |
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Moore, Alsa - GA State Troops (Was he the A.
A. Moore of Co B 16th GA Reg who lost a finger?) |
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Moore, John A. - GA State Troops |
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Parks, Joseph Marion - GA 43rd Reg Co C |
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Sailors, Isham - GA 34th Reg Co F CSA Co. E,
34th Ga Regt Inf Army of Tenn, leg injured in battle at Atlanta GA |
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Shelor, Alexander L. - not available |
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Sheridan, Thomas David - GA 34th Reg Co H 1864
(prob 1862)-0612: Private, CSA, Co H (also known as Co B) 34th Ga
Reg Banks Co; appointed corporal in 1862; 1863-0704: Captured at
Vicksburg MS; 1863-0708: Paroled at Vicksburg MS; 1864-Oct:
Pension record shows he left the command near Gadsden AL, being
ill with chills and fever. He enlisted with Capt. Allen's Co
while at home and was discharged in 1865. |
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Sims, Sherman Jackson - GA State Troops |
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Sims, James Murry - GA 11th Reg Co ? |
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Wallace, Bolin Daniel - GA 43rd Reg Co G |
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World War I
We desire to devote a few words and lines of tribute to
the boys out of the homes of Maysville who rendered valiant service to
their country in the great World War, most of them spending months in
active service overseas and nearly all of them were volunteers.
Out of so long a list, numbering 48, serving in both army and navy and
so many of them being in active service at the front, we feel it fitting
to here mention the fact that only one of them was lost. The noble boy
and brave volunteer who gave his life for the cause of freedom and world
democracy was First Lieutenant Henry T. Gillespie, who was killed in
action during the Argonne Forest battle. The following is a list of boys
who served in the army and navy:
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Army. |
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Adams, Fred |
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Adams, Tom |
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Arnold, Lowery |
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Bacon, Henry |
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Bolton, Fayette |
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Boone, Harry B. |
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Boone, Howard |
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Boone, Tom |
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Boswell, Sanford |
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Burns, Brantley |
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Carr, Styles |
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Carter, Ira |
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Cox, Roy |
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Ellison, Eugene |
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Fox, Vernie |
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Furr, Henry |
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Gillespie, Henry T. |
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Haulbrook, Hoyt |
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Hill, Hugh |
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Lay, Claud |
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LeMaster, Hoyt |
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LeMaster, Will |
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Loggins, Will |
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Miller, John |
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Parks, W. Bun |
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Patterson, Ottice |
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Quinn, Charlie |
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Reynolds, Tom |
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Sanders, Bruce |
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Saville, Guy |
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Stephens, Edgar |
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Suddath, Aubrey |
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Suddath, Leroy |
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Thompson, Clarence |
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Thompson, Ford |
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White, John G. |
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Williams, Claud |
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Navy. |
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Borders, Ed |
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Borders, Tom |
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Chandler, Mitchell |
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Cox, Walter |
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Furr, Hubert |
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Smith, H. Paul |
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Smith, J. Newt |
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Stephens, Otto |
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Wallace, Howard |
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White, Bill Nye |
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[Source: 1921 Maysville Enterprise Almanac]
World War II
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Carthern, Bruce D. |
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Cochran, Cecil E. |
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Gunter, Heron M. |
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Hearn, Sam Hylton |
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Hill, Hugh B. |
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Holland, John |
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Lyle, Joseph |
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McClure, Walter Ernest |
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Miller, Howard E. |
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Morris, Henry Bradford |
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Parks, Benjamin Franklin |
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Parks, William B. |
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Payne, Cecil Jackson |
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Reynolds, Paul B. |
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Sims, Billy Joe |
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Thompson, Willie Walter |
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Webb, Woodson Kenneth |
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Williams, Thurston C. Jr. |
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Maysville Honor Roll
A wooden board once stood in front the of the old
post office (now the Mustard Seed Store on North Main Street) with the
title "Maysville Honor Roll." The names listed were probably World War II
veterans. Following is a list of those that could be deciphered from a
photograph of the board: Aaron Cochran, WC Cagel (Cagle), Garnet C. Cagel
(Cagle), Carlton Cagel (Cagle), Lamar Cash, Eugene Campbell, Roy? Caudell,
Brodine? Crane, Sidney Crane, Broughton Crumley, Andrew Clark, Bill
Candler, Howard Crane, Crane (illegible), Rogers (illegible), (illegible)
Davidson, (illegible) Davidson, Johnnie Davidson, Robert Davidson,
(illegible), (illegible), (illegible) Davenport, (illegible) Dale,
(illegible) Darling, (illegible) Daniel, William (illegible), Robert
(illegible), (4 more illegible), (illegible) Evans, (illegible) Evans, (5
more illegible), (illegible) Edwards, (illegible) Edwards, Reese Eberhardt,
(illegible), (11 illegible G's), (14 illegible H's), Jimmie C. Hubbard,
Fletcher Hubbard, Perry (illegible), Robert Hendricks, Donald Haulbrooks (Haulbrook),
Charles Haulbrooks (Haulbrook), Cedrice? Hubbard, Ralph I?, Joseph I,
(illegible) Ingram, (illegible K), Thurston K?, Clarence L?, (10 illegible
L's), Dorsey Moore, Joe B. Moore, Thomas Moore, Vernon Moore, J.I. Moore,
William H. Moone, Henry Morris, Dank Morris, James W. Morris, Cleal
Morris, Bradford Morris, Woodrow W. McCoy, Howard M. McCoy, William F.
McCoy, Lamar L. McDonald, William H. McClure, James McCrackin, Guy
McGinnis, Jr., Herman O. McClure, David S. McCalla, Charles R. McCalla, C.
James Meaders, J. S. Martin, Franklin S. Mathis, James P. Mathis, James B.
Miller, Bob Miller, Buie? Marlow, George H. Moore, Roy Marlow, Horace F.
Mealer (Mealor), Otis C. Mealer (Mealor), Nolan Mathis, Paul H. Mansfield,
Otho Massey, Roy D. Mathis, W. Thomas Nunn, Hal P. Nunn, J. B. Nunn,
Bennie? Ogletree, Ben Parks, Hollis W. Parson, Cecil J. Payne, Q? Payne,
Talmadge Presley, Robert L. Presley, Eugene Pittman, John A. Powell,
(illegible) Pendergrass, Smith Pounds, Oscar Perkins, Leroy Parr, JD
Pritchett, John M. Presley, Horace Ray, James F. Ray, Jolly Ray, John B?
Ray, Thomas F. Ray, Howard Ray, Hoyt Ray, Robert Ragan, Jesse Ragan,
Lester Ragan, Paul B. Reynolds, Bill? Rich, Logan? Rich, Harold Rich,
(illegible) Roberts, Robert? Roberts, (4 illegible R's), (rest of board
illegible). The following names were added later: (illegible) Chambers,
(illegible) Chambers, (illegible) Lawsler?, Howard Pritchett, Otis
McElreath, Talmadge Crane, Stonewall Wilbanks.
Korean War
Glynn
Boswell
Vietnam War
Herman Boswell, Thomas Parks, Kenneth Merck Webb
Gulf War
No names available.
Iraq War
No names available.
Do you have a Maysville relative that served
in a war and is not listed? Do you have corrected information on someone
in the list above? Are you a military buff and willing to provide me with
volunteer information on the above people? If so, email
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03/07/2010 |
