William Harvey (Veteran CSA) ROGERS
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Additional ROGERS Surnames in OLD ATHENS UPPER (AKA NEW HOPE BAPTIST) Cemetery
ROGERS, Dorothy JeanROGERS, Dorothy FayeROGERS, Ricky LeeROGERS, Annie DellROGERS, Wirt W (Veteran WWI)ROGERS, Harold WROGERS, Clifford AlbertROGERS, Paul AllanROGERS, Norman AlbertROGERS, Rhonda AlineROGERS, MamieROGERS, Ovid Oscar Additional ROGERS Surnames in CLAIBORNE County
ROGERS, Ernest Delmar (Veteran WWII)ROGERS, Ernest DelmarROGERS, Clelma A (Veteran WWII)ROGERS, Clelma ArdelleROGERS, Eva JuneROGERS, Robert EROGERS, Clara BelleROGERS, Loy ThomasROGERS, William Ray (Veteran WWII)ROGERS, Marshall EROGERS, Joe AnnerROGERS, M CROGERS, Annie CROGERS, ClaraROGERS, Jefferson C, SrROGERS, Curtis MROGERS, Raymon RayROGERS, Frances MarieROGERS, John LesterROGERS, AldieROGERS, George RROGERS, BessieROGERS, TommieROGERS, J CROGERS, Joe AnnaROGERS, Jimmie DROGERS, Sarah AllinROGERS, Martha AROGERS, Francis MROGERS, Mary AnnROGERS, William RROGERS, Quinnie GROGERS, Sam EdwardROGERS, Mary CatherineROGERS, Mary LROGERS, Vera L
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Submitted: 12/2/20 • Approved: 12/2/20 • Last Updated: 12/5/20 • R296398-G0-S3
PRIVATE CSA
Company F 12 Regiment Georgia Cavalry
Civil War Confederate
October 14, 1842 - May 14, 1940
He enlisted November 29, 1862 in Captain Helvenstein's Company 23rd Battalion Georgia Dragoons). On May 26, 1864, he was captured at Burnt Hickory, Georgia (near Atoona, Georgia). On June 2, 1864, he was sent to Louisville, Kentucky as a Prisoner of War. He arrived on June 3, 1864. On June 6, 1864, he was moved from Louisville, Kentucky to Rock Island Barracks, Rock Island, Illinois. His name appeared on a list as having volunteered on October 31, 1864 to serve on the frontier in the US Army, but the US Army rejected him.
Confederate Pension Application Index Database, Reel CP1.121 - Microdex 1 - Sequence 14
Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers, The National Archives, Publication M266. Rolls 0025 and 0051
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