Marlboro County, SC in The War Between the States

ROLL OF COMPANY "D"
3RD REGIMENT SOUTH CAROLINA STATE TROOPS.
JUNIOR RESERVE

Drake, Z.J. , captain
Kirkwood, E.H., 1st lieutenant, dead
Rogers, J.T., 2nd lieutenant
McRae, T. F., 3rd lieutenant
McLucas, R.S., sergeant
Manning, Houston, sergeant, dead
Ervin, G.W., sergeant
Gooch, Joseph H. sergeant, dead
Gibson, I. P., corporal
Welch, J.W., corporal
Lewis, John, corporal
Woodle, Allen, corporal
Edens, J.N., corporal
Edens, H.L, commissary, died near Raleigh, North Carolina

PRIVATES
1. Adams, T.M
2. Adams, J.B.
3. Barentine, J.M. dead
4. Breeden, J.F.
5. Crosland, W.E.
6. Carlisle, J.A.
7. Clark, Jesse, died near Charleston, South Carolina
8. Chavis, Murray
9. David, Wm. R.
10. Hodges, John L.
11. Manning, Holland
12. Matheson, A.J.
13. McPherson, Arch
14. McRae, William
15. Newton, C. Dudley, dead
16. Newton, Smith
17. Newton, B. J.
18. Pegues, J.K., dead
19. Parham, Malcolm
20. Powers, J.F.
21. Quick, J.W.
22. Quick, Welcome
23. Quick, J.F.
24. Rogers, C.B.
25. Stubbs, L.D.
26. Sweat, Ellis
27. Sturgis, Milton
28. Taylor, John
29. Guinn, Thomas
30. Rev. Mr. Ogborne, Chaplain of Regiment, died in Fayetteville


RECAPITULATION

Totals:
Killed in Battle		120
Died during war			183
Died since war 			170
Captured			43
Wounded 			161
Alive 				358       (as of 1896)
Total Men			1000

The data above was extracted and contributed by Barbara Cope Svetlick, volunteer extraordinaire, August 1998.

Source:

A History of Marlboro County, South Carolina by J.A.W. Thomas
Reprint sponsored by the Marlborough Historical Society
Gateway Press, Inc.
Baltimore 1989
Originally published Atlanta, 1897
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 73-181859
International Standard Book Number 0-8063-7985-5

The notations after each man is  his status when the book was written in the late 1890s.  
The book was published posthumously in 1897.

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