Santee Light Artillery South Carolina Volunteers, October 30th, 1861, to May 1st, 1865       The following historical information is about the service of both the battery, and the men, of the Santee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, (also known as Gaillard's Battery) which served in the American Civil War from October 1861 to May 1865. If you have any corrections, suggestions, or additional information, photographs, artifacts, etc., that you wish to contribute, feel free to submit the information to the Webmaster. Timeline Assignments Roster References BATTERY TIMELINE October 15th, 1861: The company is organized and mustered into Confederate States service as the Santee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, at St. James Parish, South Carolina, for the duration of the war. December 22nd, 1861: The battery is assigned as Company B of Manigault's Battalion of South Carolina Volunteers. May 18th, 1862: Manigault's Battalion is disbanded, and the company briefly becomes an Independent Battery of Light Artillery. May 25th to June 1st, 1862: The battery is attached to the 6th (Byrd's) South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Battalion. June 1st, 1862: The company is reorganized as an Independent Company of Artillery, designated as the Santee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers. October 1861 to May 1863: The battery is stationed at Camp Palmer on Sewee Bay and at Battery Warren on the Santee River, South Carolina; with a section under Lieutenant Cain, 3-guns and 51-men, at Battery Warren. April 17th, 1862: A detachment of 2-officers & 34 enlisted is sent to Andersonville, Christ Church Parish, to reinforce Whilden's Command, returning on April 19th. June 26th, 1862: One section is engaged in the action against Federal gunboats at Blake's Plantations along the South Santee River. June 27th, 1862: One section is engaged in the action against Federal gunboats at El Dorado Plantation along the South Santee River. November 1862: The section, under Lieutenant Venning, at Camp Palmer is moved to Andresonville in Christ Church Parish, South Carolina; the section under Lieutenant DuPre is moved to Battery Warren, joining Cain's Section. March 1863: The battery has assigned to it two Napoleon guns which were captured (along with two other pieces) by the 10th & 19th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment's at the Battle of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, on December 31st, 1862. May 18th, 1863: The battery moves from Battery Warren to Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. May 19th, 1863: The battery arrives at Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, having marched 45-miles, where it was joined by Lieutenant Venning's section from Andersonville. June 3rd, 1863: The battery moves to, and is encamped at, Gadsden Green in Charleston, South Carolina. June 23rd, 1863: The battery moves from Charleston to Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. June 23rd to 26th, 1863: The battery is on duty at Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. June 27th, 1863: The battery moves to Battery Warren on the Santee River, South Carolina. June 1863 to February 1864: The battery is stationed at Battery Warren on the Santee River, South Carolina. July 7th, 1863: One section, under Lieutenant Venning, is ordered to Collin's Bridge near the South Santee Battery on Blake's Plantation, McClellanville. October 30th, 1863: One section of Napoleon guns is sent to Charleston, South Carolina, where they are exchanged for a section of rifled guns. March 7th, 1864: One gun is moved from Battery Warren to McClellanville. March 1864 to November 1864: In camp, and on duty, at McClellanville, South Carolina; during this period the battery is armed with two 6-pnd. smoothbore and two 3-in. rifle guns. March 25th, 1864: One section of the battery is engaged in an action near McClellanville, South Carolina. March 30th, 1864: One section moves from Mount Pleasant to McClellanville. April 2nd, 1864: Assistant Inspector of Artillery (Major) G.U. Mayo reports to Colonel A.J. Gonzales, Chief of Artillery of the Department - "...Santee Light Artillery, Capt. C. Gaillard: Only one section is in the First Military District. The guns of this section require sights. Its implements are in good order, as well as the ammunition, but the harness needs repairing, for which there is no leather. Some parts of the iron-work require refixing, as was indicated by the breaking of the pole yoke, coming apart from the carriage upon the drill. The forge and battery wagons are in good order. The horses are not very good, being only average. The military appearance and drill of the men are good, and I am informed by the lieutenant commanding the section that such officers as are attached to it are of a sober habits. The camp is in fair order." November 25th, 1864: The battery moves from McClellanville to Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, arriving on November 26th, marching 36-miles. November to December 1864: In camp, and on duty, at Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. December 5th, 1864: One section is ordered to Andersonville, Christ Church Parish, South Carolina, arriving that same day, having marched 19-miles. December 26th, 1864: The battery moves 8 miles from Mount Pleasant, leaving one gun and a detachment at Porcher's Plantation near Mount Pleasant. December 1864 to February 1865: The battery is stationed on John's Island near Charleston, South Carolina; during this time the battery is armed with two 6-pndr. bronze and two 3-in. rifle guns. February to April 1865: Served in the Carolina's Campaign. April 26th, 1865: Surrendered with the Army of Tennessee at Durham Station, North Carolina April 30th, 1865: The battery is paroled and disbanded at Greensboro, North Carolina. ASSIGNMENTS October to November 1861 - Department of South Carolina December 1861 to June 1862 - 2nd Military District of South Carolina, Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida July 1862 to June 1863 - Sullivan's Island & Christ Church Parish, 1st Military District of South Carolina, Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida June to July 1863 - 2nd Sub-Division, 1st Military District of South Carolina, Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida July 1863 to October 1864 - 4th Military District of South Carolina (Trapier's Brigade), Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida October to November 1864 - 1st Sub-District of South Carolina (Trapier's Brigade), Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida November to December 1864 - 2nd Sub-District of South Carolina (Ripley's Brigade), Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida December 1864 to February 1865 - 5th Artillery Battalion, Artillery Reserve, Department of South Carolina, Georgia & Florida February to May 1865 - Hardee's Corps, Army of Tennessee ROSTER CAPTAIN Gaillard, Christopher: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Enrolled and was mustered into service as Captain of the battery on October 30th, 1861, at St. James Parish, South Carolina, for the duration of the war; on detached service in command of the post at Battery Warren on the Santee River, South Carolina, in August 1862 to February 1863; absent, on furlough from June 23rd to July 7th, 1863; in command of the post at McClellanville, South Carolina, from August 5th, 1863, to March 1864; under arrest by order of General P.G.T. Beauregard in April 1864; in temporary command of the 4th Military District of South Carolina from June 24th to July 6th, 1864; absent, on detached service on inspection & mustering duty in the 4th Military District, in August 1864; in command of the post at Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, in December 1864; surrendered with the battery on April 26th, 1865, at Durham Station, North Carolina; paroled on April 30th, 1865, at Greensboro, North Carolina. [Born on January 15th, 1829, the son of James Porcher (1788-1871) & Henrietta Gourdin Gaillard (1794-1860); married Miss Lydia Catharine Gaillard (1827-1895), no date; died on August 23rd, 1896; buried at the Rock's Plantation Cemetery (Church of the Epiphany Episcopal Church Cemetery) on Church Island near Eutawville, Berkeley County, South Carolina.] Sources - CRSC, CSR, GS SENIOR FIRST LIEUTENANT DuPre, Andrew Hibben: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Enrolled and was mustered into service as Senior First Lieutenant of the battery on October 30th, 1861, at St. James Parish, South Carolina, for the duration of the war; tendered his resignation on May 9th, 1863, due to having "…been elected Tax Collector for the Parishes of St. James, Santee and St. Stephens," which was accepted, and he was honorably discharged from the service on May 28th, 1863. [Born on April 30th, 1834, in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina; married Miss Esther Ann McClellan (1837-1912), no date; died on October 16th, 1917, at McClellanville, South Carolina; buried at the DuPre Family Cemetery in McClellanville, Charleston County, South Carolina.] Sources - CRSC, CSR, GS Venning, John: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Enrolled and was mustered into service as Junior First Lieutenant of the battery on October 30th, 1861, at St. James Parish, South Carolina, for the duration of the war; promoted to Senior First Lieutenant on June 20th, 1863; absent, on sick furlough, from August 3rd to 28th, 1863; tendered his resignation on November 7th, 1863, due to "…my health being seriously impaired by prolonged chronic rheumatism," which was accepted, and he was honorably discharged from the service on December 1st, 1863. Sources - CRSC, CSR JUNIOR FIRST LIEUTENANT Cain, John Calhoun: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Enrolled and was mustered into service as Senior Second Lieutenant of the battery on October 30th, 1861, at St. James Parish, South Carolina, for the duration of the war; absent, on recruiting service, in October 1862; absent, sick (due to an injury of the testicle), from February to May 1863; promoted to Junior First Lieutenant on June 20th, 1863; absent, on detached service in August 1863; absent, on detached service with the section in Charleston, South Carolina, in October 1863; absent, on detached service as an Inspector & Mustering Officer in the 4th Military District in June 1864; undergoing examination before a Medical Examination Board in August 1864; absent, on a sixty-day sick furlough, in September 1864; detailed as the Enrolling Officer of Charleston District, South Carolina, in October 1864; no further record after December 1864. Sources - CRSC, CSR SENIOR SECOND LIEUTENANT Cooper, William R.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Enlisted and was mustered into service as First Sergeant of the battery on October 30th, 1861, at St. James Parish, South Carolina, for the duration of the war; discharged per orders on June 20th, 1863, to accept an appointment. Elected, enrolled and was mustered into service as Junior Second Lieutenant of the battery on June 21st, 1863, for the duration of the war; absent, on furlough, from June 25th to July 4th, 1863; promoted to Senior Second Lieutenant on October 13th, 1863; absent, on detached service in command of the section at Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, in December 1863; absent, on furlough from February 20th to March 5th, 1864; absent, on detached service in command of the detachment at Porcher's in Christ Church Parish, South Carolina, in December 1864; no further record after December 1864. Sources - CRSC, CSR JUNIOR SECOND LIEUTENANT McClellan, John Palmer: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Enlisted and was mustered into service as a Sergeant in the battery on October 30th, 1861, at St. James Parish, South Carolina, for the duration of the war; promoted to First Sergeant on June 20th, 1863; discharged per orders on October 13th, 1863, to accept an appointment. Elected, enrolled and was mustered into service as Junior Second Lieutenant of the battery on October 13th, 1863, for the duration of the war; absent, on detached service in command of the section at Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, in February 1864; absent, on detached service as mustering officer at Andersonville, South Carolina, in December 1864; no further record after December 1864. [Born on December 1st, 1842, the son of Archibald J. (1814-1880) & Elizabeth Jane Steel McClellan (1819-1905); married Miss Laura Virginia Moore (1865-1902), no date; died on January 21st, 1906; buried at the McClellanville Methodist Church Cemetery in McClellanville, Charleston County, South Carolina.] Sources - CRSC, CSR, GS Royall, Edward Manly: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Enlisted and was mustered into service as a Sergeant in the Santee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on October 30th, 1861, at St. James Parish, South Carolina, for the duration of the war; discharged per orders on May 14th, 1862, to accept an appointment. Elected, enrolled and was mustered into service as Junior Second Lieutenant of the Santee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, on May 14th, 1862, for the duration of the war; absent, on a leave of absence, from December 24th, 1862, to January 3rd, 1863; absent, on a ten days furlough, from April 20th, 1863; promoted to Second Lieutenant on June 20th, 1863; absent, on furlough, from August 13th to 23rd, 1863; discharged per orders on October 13th, 1863, to accept an appointment. Appointed as an Assistant Surgeon, with the rank of First Lieutenant, in the Medical Department, Provisional Army of the Confederate States, on February 2nd, 1864, to rank from October 13th, 1863; served on duty with the Engineer's Department on Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, from October to November 1863; on duty at Batteries Pringle and Tynes near Charleston, South Carolina, from November 1863 to January 1864; served on duty with the 13th Virginia Volunteer Light Artillery Battalion from January 1864; with Haskell's Artillery Battalion, 3rd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, from 1864 to April 1865; surrendered with the battalion on April 9th, 1865, at Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia; paroled on April 10th, 1865, at Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia. [Born on December 2nd, 1827, in Edgefield District, South Carolina, the son of William & Mary A. Riley Royall; married Miss Anne Bailey Venning (1827-1920), no date; died on November 23rd, 1915, at Mount Pleasant, South Carolina; buried at the Christ Church Cemetery in Mount Pleasant, Charleston County, South Carolina.] Sources - CRSC, CSR (OFF & SLA), GS, SHSP ASSISTANT SURGEON Miller, Jesse Calhoun: Of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Appointed as an Assistant Surgeon, with the rank of Captain, in the Medical Department of the Provisional Army of the Confederate States on January 31st, 1863; served on duty as the Post Surgeon at Battery Warren on the Santee River and at Camp Palmer, South Carolina, from February 1863 to April 1864; attached to the Santee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers, from May 1863 to April 1864; absent, on a leave of absence from January 28th, 1864; on a leave of absence from April 24th, 1864; on duty at the Post Hospital at McClellanville, South Carolina, from April 1864 to February 1865; surrendered with the army on April 26th, 1865, at Durham Station, North Carolina; paroled on May 1st, 1865, at Greensboro, North Carolina. Sources - CRSC, CSR (OFF & SLA) Trezvant, George S.: Of Richland District, South Carolina. Appointed as an Assistant Surgeon, with the rank of Captain, in the Medical Department of the Provisional Army of the Confederate States on December 4th, 1862, to rank from September 10th, 1862; assigned to duty at Battery Warren on the Santee River, South Carolina, in September 1862, during which time he was on duty with the Santee Light Artillery, South Carolina Volunteers; on duty at the General Hospital in Greenville, South Carolina, from October to January 1863; on duty examining conscripts at the Camp of Instruction at Columbia, South Carolina, from January 1863 to January 1864; on duty at General Hospital No. 2 in Columbia, South Carolina, from January to April 1864, during which time he was detailed as the vaccinator for the City of Columbia from February 17th, 1864; in command of the Way Hospital (3rd South Carolina Hospital) in Greenville, South Carolina, from May 1864 to May 1865; captured, paroled and released on May 18th, 1865, at Greenville, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC, CSR FIRST SERGEANT Palmer, Philip G.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Enlisted and was mustered into service as a Sergeant in the battery on October 30th, 1861, at St. James Parish, South Carolina, for the duration of the war; absent, on detached service driving cattle with the Quartermaster's Department from October to November 1863; promoted to First Sergeant prior to December 1863; no further record after December 1864. Sources - CRSC, CSR Porcher, Philip E.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC QUARTERMASTER SERGEANT Thompson, Warren: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC SERGEANT Inglesby, William G.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, James: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McClelland, Archibald: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Pipkin, James G.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Venning, Richard S.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC CORPORAL Bird, B.A.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Dantzler, Elvin: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, Alfred: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McClelland, Lawrence P.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Murrell, James J.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Potter, Moses: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Taylor, Kilpstein: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Way, Pinckney: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wells, Thomas: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC GUIDON Thomas, Henry: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC SADDLER Shuler, Young: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC FARRIER Murry, Jacob: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC CARPENTER Shuler, Timothy E.E.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC BLACKSMITH Eady, James: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC MUSICIAN (BUGLER) Brock, J.F.: Of Clarendon District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Shuler, President W.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Witherspoon, John W.: Of Williamsburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC PRIVATE Adkins, Stephen: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Alquie, James: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Axon, Alonzo: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Axon, James: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Ayers, Daniel: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Balentine, George: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Balentine, Isaac: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Banister, Peter: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Banister, Thomas: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Banister, Watts: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Barr, D.: Of Williamsburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Boling, ____ Sources - CRSC Boshett, ____: Of Clarendon District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Boswell, Philip: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Bowley, ____: Of North Carolina. Sources - CRSC Breeland, ____: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Brinson, Lewis: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Brinson, William: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Broach, James: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Brown, Robert: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Byrd, Lewellin: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Calder, E. Geddings: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cales, Nick: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cales, Shadrack: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cambee, Henry: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cambee, Robert: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Clark, Calhoun: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Clark, Daniel: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Clark, Morton: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Coleman, John C.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Connor, Lewis E.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cooper, John: Of Williamsburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Cooper, Robert: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Crawford, Drayton: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Crawford, Stephen: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Dillon, M.C.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC DuPre, John Y.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Eady, Augustus: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Eady, Daniel: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Eady, Robert: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Elliott, Mitchell: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Evans, Roland: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Forster, William Worham: Of Georgetown District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Fort, J. Blake: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Fulton, William D.: Of Williamsburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gadsden, James: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gaskins, Daniel J.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gaskins, Mathew: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gaskins, Zachariah: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Goodlom, M.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Gueny, Frank: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Guerry, George: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Guerry, William S.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Haig, Maham: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hamblin, Thomas: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Harris, Henry McD.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Harriss, Noah: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Haselden, George: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hattaway, Edward: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hattaway, Frank: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hattaway, Thomas: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Herring, W.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Holmes, ___: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hudson, Robert: Of Marion District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Hughs, Edward: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jackson, Capers: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jackson, Leonard: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Jackson, Morgan: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Johnson, Charles B.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Johnson, John J.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Keltz, James: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Kinder, J.H.: Of Williamsburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Leapold, Frederick: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Locklier, Stephen: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, ____: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin Sr., Daniel: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin Jr., Daniel: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, Hawkins: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, Isaac: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, Jack: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, James: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, John: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, Lewis: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, Pinckney: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, Reuben: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, Robert: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin, Thomas: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin Sr., William: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Martin Jr., William: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McCants, T.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McCollough, John: Of Clarendon District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC McCottry, F.W.: Of Williamsburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Miers, John: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Mills, Andrew: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Mills, William: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Mitchell, Benjamin: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Mitchum, Joseph: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Mooney, Mike: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Moore, Frederick: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Morris, ____ Sources - CRSC Morris, Augustus: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Morris, Robert: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Morrison, Robert T.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Murry, John: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Myers, Henry: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Olney, C.J.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Owens, ____: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Piece, William: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Pinner, Arthur: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Pipkin, George W.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Player, Frank: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Player, Warren: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Porter, J.H.: Of Williamsburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Potter, Benjamin J.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Pritcher, Jake: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Rayburn, Joel: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Rayburn, Pinckney: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Riley, Samuel: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Rose, Benjamin: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Russell, Oliver: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Sanders, J.H.: Of Williamsburg District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Sanders, James: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Sanders, Robert: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Scurry, ____ Sources - CRSC Shaw, Joseph P.: Of Clarendon District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Shokes, James: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Shuler, Clarence: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Shuler, Rufus: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Steel, David: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Taylor, Paul: Of Georgetown District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Thomas, John: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Thompson, Daniel: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Way, James: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Weatherford, John: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Welch, ____: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wells, Henry: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wells, Newton: Of Clarendon District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Westbury, William W.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wiggins, ____: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Wilder, Oliver: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Williams, Frederick A.: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Williamson, ____: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC Woolard, Jake: Of Charleston District, South Carolina. Sources - CRSC SOURCE KEY 1860CEN - 1860 Census CSR - Compiled Service Record OBIT - Obituary CMH - Confederate Military History FH - Family History PR - Pension Record CRSC - Confederate Rolls of S.C. GS - Gravesite - REFERENCES & RESOURCES Published Books & Documents "Battery Warren and the Santee Light Artillery." R.G. Pasquill; Berkeley County Historical Society, South Carolina; 1987. "Compendium of the Confederate Armies. South Carolina and Georgia." Stewart Sifakis, Facts on File, Inc., New York City, New York, 1995. Volume V (South Carolina), "Confederate Military History." Clement A. Evans, Confederate Publishing Company, Atlanta, Georgia, 1899. Pages 531 & 532, "Confederate Rolls of South Carolina." Columbia, South Carolina, 1898. "The Flags of Civil War South Carolina." Glenn Dedmont, Pelican Publishing Company, Gretna, Louisiana, 2000. "Recollections and Reminiscences, 1861-1865, Thru World War I." South Carolina Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy; 1993. Volume V (5) - Page 502 (Roster) Volume VI (6) - Pages 13 (W.A. Cooper), 202 (E.M. Royall), 203 (J. Venning) & 290 (History) Volume VII (7) - Page 195 (R.S. Venning) "Report of the Historian of the Confederate Records to the General Assembly of South Carolina." John P. Thomas; The Bryan Printing Company, Columbia, South Carolina; 1900. "South Carolina's Military Organizations During the War Between the States." Robert S. Seigler, The History Press, Charleston, South Carolina, 2008. "The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies." Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1901. Volume XIV (14) - Pages 573, 574, 823, 929, 946, 948 & 967 Volume XXVIII (28), Part 1 - Pages 161-163, 246, 327, 468, 601 & 602 Volume XXXV (35), Part 1 - Pages 377 & 558 Volume XXXV (35), Part 2 - Pages 398, 401, 457, 463 & 644 Volume XLIV (44) - Pages 875, 890 & 997 Volume XLVII (47) - Pages 992 & 1421 Documents, Papers, & Non-Published Materials Compiled Records of Confederate Soldiers who served in Organizations from the State of South Carolina (Roll 95 - South Carolina - Capt. Gaillard's Co., Light Artillery, Roll 213 - South Carolina - Sixth (Byrd's) Battalion, Infantry & Roll 381 - South Carolina - Manigault's Battalion, Volunteers). The National Archives Microfilm Publications. Compiled Records Showing Service of Military Units in Confederate Organizations (Roll 44 - South Carolina - First Artillery through Capt. Zimmerman's Co.). The National Archives Microfilm Publications.

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