Confederate Military Service Alfred Mitchell Dockins Mitchell served in Company F, 52nd Georgia Infantry known as the Beauregard Braves. He was a private who signed up on 4-March-1862. He received a medical discharge on 15-Nov-1862 due to chronic bronchitis and rheumatism (arthritis). He applied for confederate pension on 23-Sep-1908. The pension was granted due to poverty and infirmity. Mitchell Dockins is buried in Liberty Baptist Church Cemetery. Details of the pension are as follows: applicant questions, witness questions and the doctor's exam. John Tennessee "Jack" Dockins Jack served in Company E, 24th Georgia Infantry. He was a private who signed up on 20-Aug-1862 and surrendered at Appomattox, Virginia on 9-April-1865. He is buried in Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery located on highway 441 in Tiger, Georgia. James M. Dockins Served in Company F, 52nd Georgia Infantry also known as the Beauregard Braves, Army of Tennessee, "Rabun Gap Riflemen". He was a private who signed up on 4-March-1862. He is buried in Wiley City Cemetery located between Clayton and Tallulah Falls, Georgia. |
