Company B, 8^th Regiment Infantry, SCV

Co. B, 8^th SC Muster Rolls

April 13 to June 30, 1861 (dated August 17, 1861) stationed at Vienna.

July/August 1861 (dated October 11, 1861), stationed at Flint Hill. Record of Events: July 2 marched from Germantown to Camp Henegan near Fairfax Court House; July 11, marched from Camp Henegan to Camp Lucas near Germantown; July 13, marched to Centerville; July 17, 2 o’clock AM marched to Bull Run at Mitchell’s Ford; July 21 left works and marched to battlefield, participated in the battle, B. F. Massey killed, N. Beaver wounded by musket ball through the right arm, pursued the enemy to Bridge on Cub Run; July 23, left Bull Run, arrived at Camp Victory near Vienna July 24; marched to Camp Kemper August 7; Camp Chesterfield August 9; marched to Camp Darlington August 10.

November/December 1861 stationed at Camp Bonham.

November 9, 1862, stationed at Fredericksburg; Record of Events: Virginia. Marched from Culpepper, Virginia on the 8^th November 1862, reached Fredericksburg, Virginia 21^st instant, was in the engagement on Saturday 13^th December, no one was killed, two wounded , one slightly and one severely.

January/February 1863, station not stated. Record of Events: Change of camp on the 12^th January to Camp Morgan 3 miles south of Hamilton Crossing 2 miles east of Telegraph Road.

September/October 1863 (dated January 20, 1864), stationed near Russelville, Tennessee.

November/December 1863, stationed near Russellville, Tennessee. Record of Events: This company left Lookout Mountain, Tennessee on the 4^th day of November 1863 and marched to Timer Station, then taken Railroad fare to Sweatwater, Tennessee; marched to Lowdon where skirmishing began and on the 18^th November was in battle near Knoxville; also in some other fighting during our stay there on the 4^th December and reached near Rodgersville on the 14^th; just marched back to Bean Station and engaged with the enemy for a short period.

October 31, 1863/February 29, 1864, stationed at Greenville. Record of Events: This company left camp near Russellville, Tennessee January 28 for Dandridge February 2; left 31 got back to Russellville on the 2 February; moved camp to New Market on the 10^th of February, left New Market for Greenville, got there on the ? of February 1864.

May 9, 1864/June 1864, stationed near Petersburg, Virginia. Record of Events: This company left Gordonsville on the 4^th day May 1864; went into battle on the plank road on the 6^th May 1864; left on the 7^th; entered battle near Spotsylvania Court House on the 8^th ; left this place on the 21^st May arrived at North Anna River on 22 May; engaged in Battle at Cold Harbor on the 28^th; arrived at Petersburg, Virginia and was engaged with the enemy on the 19^th of June.

July/August 1863, stationed near Walleys Tavern, Virginia. This company left Chambersburg July 1 and marched to Fayetteville, Pennsylvania where it bivouacked for the night; July 2^nd moved towards Gettysburg and participated in the assault on the Right; July 3 remained in line of battle until 2:00 o’clock PM where in obedience to orders it fell back to the stone fence where the line was first formed on the 2^nd instant; July 4 skirmished until night where we were withdrawn; July 5 marched all day and bivouacked at night near Monterey Springs; July 6, marched to Hagerstown and bivouacked for the night; July 7, cooked rations and went on picket; July 8, remained on picket all day; July 9, were relieved by 15^th SC; July 10, the Brigade was in line of battle and sharp skirmishing with as general engagement; July 11 moved some 3 miles to the right and formed line of battle and sharp skirmishing; July 12, skirmished all day; 13 retired through ??? and moved towards the Potomac; 14th, crossed the Potomac and bivouacked for the night; 15^th marched to Bunker Hill and encamped; July 20, marched to Millwood; 21 marched to Fort Royal; July 22, crossed the Blue Ridge and arrived at Culpepper Court House on the 24^th since which no movement has taken place, except occasional change of camp.

May/June 1863, stationed in Camp near Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Record of Events: The company remained in Winter Quarters until the 28^th of April when it moved to take part in the Batter of Chancersville, and on the 2^nd of May it was detached with the rest of the regiment from the Brigade and sent to support General F. H. Lee’s Cavalry with the exception of a little skirmishing we were not engaged. On the 7^th of May we returned to our old Quarters near Fredericksburg and remained until June the 3^rd when we moved in the direction of Culpepper and bivouacked; on the night of the 9^th of June near Stephensburg. Remained in the vicinity of Culpepper until the 16^th of June when we moved toward the valley. Crossed the Shenandoah at Ashby Gap; June the 24^th moved down the valley in the direction of Martinburg and crossed the Potomac at Williamsport the 28^th and encamped for the night.

Hough, Minor S., Captain, resigned May 24, 1862.

Pervett, Richard T., promoted to Corporal in 1861, to Lieutenant in 1862, to Captain in 1862, wounded at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, discharged or surrendered at Winchester, Virginia.

Parker, George A, 1^st Lieutenant, resigned April 1862.

Thurman, Miles P., 1^st Lieutenant, promoted to Captain, resigned July 29, 1862.

Turnage, Peter A, 2^nd Lieutenant, promoted to 1^st Lieutenant, wounded at Sharpsburg, Virginia, resigned 1863.

Sellers, Phillip, Sergeant, promoted to 3^rd Lieutenant to 2^nd Lieutenant to 1^st Lieutenant, wounded at Chickamauga, Georgia, discharged or surrendered at Winchester, Virginia.

Johnson, Chas. B, 2^nd Lieutenant, resigned January 1862.

Hough, James W., 2^nd Lieutenant, resigned May 18, 1862.

Moore, Peter A., promoted from ranks to Sergeant to 2^nd Lieutenant, discharged or surrendered September 1864 at Winchester, Virginia.

White, John F. Jr., Sergeant promoted to 2^nd Lieutenant, resigned 1862.

Chapman, Hugh C., promoted from ranks July 30, 1862 to 2^nd Lieutenant, resigned Winchester, Virginia 1863.

Courtney, Wm. A, promoted from ranks to Sergeant then to Jr. 2^nd Lieutenant, discharged or surrendered at Winchester, Virginia.

Jones, Jonas, 1^st Sergeant, July 18, 1862, discharged 1864.

Rivers, Wm. F., 1^st Lieutenant, wounded at Fredericksburg, Virginia, killed at Malvern Hill, Virginia.

Douglass, Wm., 2^nd Lieutenant, died of disease at Petersburg, Virginia.

Rivers, John M., promoted from ranks March 13, 1862 to 2^nd Sergeant, killed at Sharpsburg, Maryland.

Douglass, James B., promoted from ranks, corporal to Sergeant in 1862, wounded at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, discharged or surrendered at Spotsylvania, Virginia.

Sellers, Richard C, 3^rd Sergeant, discharged April 1862.

Evans, Ben F., promoted from Corporal to 3^rd Sergeant, killed at Malvern Hill, Virginia.

Kite, Boline, 4^th Sergeant, discharged September 1861.

Hancock, Jas E., promoted from ranks to 4^th Sergeant, discharged or surrendered at Winchester, Virginia.

McNair, Neil, 4^th Corporal killed at Gettysburg, Virginia.

Atkinson, Benj., killed at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

Adams, Benj. F., died of disease at Richmond, Virginia.

Brown, Valentine T., discharged November 1861.

Brown, David, died of disease at Culpepper, Virginia in 1861.

Boon, Elisha, surrendered with General Johnston.

Boon, Charles, died of disease at Richmond, Virginia in 1861.

Boon, Alfred, died of disease at Charlottesville, Virginia in 1861.

Beaver, Nathan, wounded at Manassas, discharged September 1861.

Brock, Calvin, wounded at Camp Chase.

Boon, W. B., died of disease in hospital in 1861.

Cassaday, Andrew J., discharged November 1861.

Courtney, Oliver, surrendered with General Johnston.

Courtney, Jonas, died of disease at Culpepper, Virginia.

Courtney, Jonas P., surrendered with General Johnston.

Cross, Henry, discharged December 1861.

Cross, Presley, died of disease, Charlottesville, Virginia in 1861.

Chapman, Allen, discharged July 18, 1862.

Davis, Frederick, surrendered with General Johnston.

Deas, Thomas A., wounded at Winchester, Virginia.

Driggers, Jno., died of disease at Camp Chase.

Dixon, R., discharged in 1861.

Funderburk, H. W., wounded at Cold Harbor, surrendered with General Johnston.

Funderburk, Jno. B, died of disease at Culpepper, Virginia in 1861.

Gaskins, Jno B., discharged July 18, 1862.

Horn, Jno. D., discharged September 1861.

Horn, Jno. W. wounded at B??? Station, discharged 1861.

Harp, William C., discharged or surrendered at Winchester, Virginia.

Hancock, John T., surrendered with General Johnston.

Hicks, Jas., wounded at Berrysville 1864, discharged or surrendered at Winchester, Virginia.

Johnson, Wesley D., discharged July 18, 1862.

Johnson, Thomas B., surrendered with General Johnston.

Jordan, John W., surrendered with General Johnston.

Lisenby, Samuel, died of disease at Flint Hill.

Lear, Benj. F, wounded at Fredericksburg, Virginia and at Petersburg, Virginia, surrendered with General Johnston.

Lewis, Thomas H., discharged November 1863.

McB??de, James A, surrendered 1864 at Winchester, Virginia.

McP???t, Peter, discharged July 18, 1864.

Massey, Benj. F., killed at Manassas, Virginia in 1861.

McKey, Dixon A., discharged October 1861.

McCraney, Dan’l A, died of disease in Richmond, Virginia in 1864.

Melton, John, discharged September 1861.

Melton, Alex, surrendered with General Johnston.

Melton, Wesley, died of wounds in Culpepper, Virginia in 1861.

Moore, Hardy, died of wounds at Manassas, Virginia in 1861.

McDuffie, James, died of wounds in Culpepper, Virginia in 1861.

McLean, Jno. W., died of wounds in Petersburg, Virginia in 1862.

McLean, Daniel A., died of wounds in Richmond, Virginia in 1862.

McNair, John, died of wounds in Culpepper, Virginia in 1861.

McManus, R., no information.

McNair, N. C., discharged May 1862.

Nelson, Jno., died of wounds in Charlottesville, Virginia in 1861.

Nelson, Henry, died of wounds in Culpepper, Virginia in 1861.

Price, Henry, died of wounds in Richmond, Virginia in 1861.

Parker, Edward, discharged July 18, 1862.

Polson, John, died of wounds at Manasses, Virginia in 1861.

Rivers, Dempsey, died of wounds in Culpepper, Virginia in 1861.

Rivers, Frederick, discharged December 1861.

Rogers, Pinckney, wounded at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, captured July 6, 1862, discharge not given.

Sellers, Jas. D., died of disease in Richmond, Virginia.

Sellers, Wm. B., discharged December 1861.

Sellers, Hardy J., discharged November 1861.

Sullivan, Thomas, killed at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania in 1863.

Sweatt, Wm., discharged October 1861.

Stricklin, Henry, died of disease in Richmond, Virginia.

Teal, Thom B., died of disease in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Turnage, Dillard, surrendered at Winchester, Virginia in 1864.

Threatt, John W., wounded at Bean’s Station.

Threatt, Wilson, wounded at Savage Station, surrendered at Winchester, Virginia in 1864.

Threatt, Thomas, discharged November 1861.

Therrell, Henry, killed at Cold Harbor in 1864.

Terry, John, died of disease at Culpepper, Virginia in 1863.

Timmons, Wm. H., wounded at Manassas, Virginia in 1861, discharged September 1863.

Tadlock, Griley?, surrendered with General Johnston.

White, Hosea, discharged July 18, 1862.

Whitaker, Jno. W., died of disease at Culpepper, Virginia.

Wilkerson, John, discharged November 1861.

West, Isaac S., surrendered at Winchester, Virginia in 1864.