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Company G, 49th Regiment of NC Troops |
This unit was raised and enlisted of troops in Cleveland County. The company, formed 18 March 1862, functioned as part of the regiment, , for the entirety of the war. General Robert Ransom served as the Commander of the 49th. Its exploits are reported as part of the regimental history. More detailed information on each of these soldiers can be found in North Carolina Troops 1861-1865 A Roster, Volume X, Infantry, compiled by Weymouth T Jordan, Jr with Unit Histories by Louis H Manarin. All genealogists owe a debt of gratitude to these gentlemen for their wonderful tribute to our ancestors.
OFFICERS:
ROBERTS, Rufus, Captain
DIXON, Columbus H, Captain
FALLS, Alfred V, 2nd Lieutenant
FULTON, James P, 2nd Lieutenant
HERRINGTON, L A, 2nd Lieutenant
WEAVER, S J, 2nd Lieutenant
DIXON, Benjamin F, 2nd Lieutenant
NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS:
COVINGTON, J T, 1st Sergeant 
FULTON, Horatio D, 2nd Sergeant. G-G-G-Grandson, J Jeff Clemmer, tells us Horatio Dekalb Fulton was wounded in the leg at Petersburg. Sergeant Fulton was discharged after his leg was amputated.
GOFORTH, Isaac W, 3rd Sergeant, killed 17 September 1862 at Sharpsburg
BRIDGES, John L, 4th Sergeant
FALLS, James F, 5th Sergeant
DAVIS, J B, 2nd Corporal, wounded at Sharpsburg, died 2 May 1863 at Goldsburg
WEIR, J W, 3rd Corporal
HORAN, G P, 4th Corporal
WARE, M L, Corporal
PRIVATES:
ADAMS, N H
ALLEN, M L, killed at Sharpsburg
ALLEN, M S
ALLEN, David H
ALLEN, John E
ALLEN, Larkin
ALLEN, W S
ARNOLD, L D
BARBER, W G
BARRETT, P
BEASON, A
BIRD, W B, killed at Drury's Bluff
BLACK, S A
BONNER, H A
CAMP, L A
CARPENTER, W A J
COBB, J H
COBB, R J
COBB, W W, wounded at Sharpsburg
COLLINS, J S
COLLINS, M S, died 27 June 1862 at Petersburg
COSTNER, A W
CRAWFORD, Robert
CULP, L A
DAVIS, D D
DELLINGER, J D, wounded at Fredericksburg
DILLINGHAM, A G, died 18 June 1862 at Raleigh
DIXON, James
DIXON, William
DIXON, W W
EARLE, Beattie G, died 15 June 1862 at Raleigh
EARLES, Isaach H
EARLES, John
EARLS, L G
EARLS, L N
ETTERS, Henry, wounded at Petersburg
FALLS, F M
FALLS, J H
FALLS, J C
FORTENBURG, W
FRANCIS, T A
GAMBLE, W F
GARDNER, Bob
GARDNER, J L, died 1 July 1862 at Raleigh
GARNER, D
GIBBONS, A J
GIBBONS, J H
GILL, G R, killed at Petersburg
GLADDEN, H J, died 6 June 1862 at Richmond
GLADDEN, R C
GOFORTH, A J
GOFORTH, G W, was promoted to position of Musician & Corporal
GOFORTH, H P
GOFORTH, J W
GOFORTH, S
GOFORTH, W C, died 25 November 1862 at Richmond of wounds received at Sharpsburg
GOFORTH, W L
GRAHAM, W C
HANCE, T W
HARDIN, R H, died 6 March 1863 at Wilmington
HARDIN, T C
HARMON, A N
HARMON, J H
HARMON, J J
HARMON, S
HARMON, W H
HARMON, W W
HARRIS, R W
HAYES, James J
HAYES, Jonathan
HAYS, J J
HAYS, William D, died 21 February 1863 of wounds received at Sharpsburg
HOPPER, C C
HOWELL, F
HOWELL, John
HOWELL, S
HOWELL, Starlin H, wounded at Malvern Hill
HOWELL, Thomas, wounded at Sharpsburg
HOWSER, D R
HUFFSTETLER, Conner
HUFFSTUCKER, A C
KANIPE, John, killed at Petersburg
LACKEY, J A, died of wounds received at Malvern Hill
LEWIS, T, wounded at Sharpsburg
LONG, Richard J, died 20 November 1864 at Weldon
LONG, R J
LOVE, R I, died at Weldon
LOWRY, William
LYNN, S
MAYFIELD, Mack
MAYHUE, David
MCAFEE, A A
MCDANIEL, David, died 23 February 1864
MCGILL, A A, from Gaston County
MCGILL, T J, wounded at Sharpsburg
MCGILL, W O
MCSWAIN, S O
MITCHUM, R J
MORROW, W D
MULLINAX, J W
NANCE, V
NEAL, J C, wounded at Drury's Bluff
NEAL, J W
NOGGLE, S, wounded at Sharpsburg
OATES, Stanhope
OWENSBY, F M
PATTERSON, D C
PATTERSON, M M, killed at Petersburg
PATTERSON, P D
PATTERSON, S C, killed at Petersburg
PATTERSON, W W, died 31 December 1862
PORTER, Joseph M, died in 1862
PORTER, P H, died 8 September 1862
PRICE, E A
PUTNAM, A C
PUTNAM, D C
PUTNAM, H H
PUTNAM, J B, died at Richmond
PUTHAM, John H, killed 12 December 1862 at Fredericksburg
PUTNAM, L D
PUTNAM, M M
PUTNAM, Perry G
PUTNAM, Simeon
PUTNAM, W H
PUTNAM, W R
RHEA, J C
REID, Martin
RIDDLE, J L, wounded at Sharpsburg
ROBERTS, J E
ROBERTS, W R
RUNYAN, J P
SANDERS, D C
SARVIS, E A
SHEPPARD, William R, wounded
SHEILDS, Alexander
SPARKS, A C, died 26 December 1862 imprisoned
SPARROW, William
SPURLING, Jerry
STARNES, R P
WARE, J A
WARE, M S
WARE, R A
WATERS, John M
WATERS, W Pink, killed 17 September 1862 at Sharpsburg
WATERSON, John
WATERSON, R H, wounded at Malvern Hill
WATERSON, R N
WEAVER, S J
WEIR, J C
WEIR, J F
WEIR, J G, wounded at Sharpsburg
WEIR, M L
WEIR, W O, died 7 August 1862 at Petersburg
WHITE, H P
WHITSTINE, W F, died 7 August 1862 at Petersburg
WILLIAMS, B B, died
WINTERS, J A
WRAY, W A
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