1st North Carolina Artillery

Searching for any information I can find on my gg-grandfather, Ahi C. (Chiles or Charles) Robbins.

Joseph served with Manley's Battery from 1861-1865. He was captured at Farmville, VA during the retreat to Appomattox.

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Enlisted as a Private on 3 July 1861 at the age of 20.

Enlisted as a Private on 15 May 1862 Enlisted in Company A, 1st Heavy Artillery Regiment North Carolina on 15 May 1862. Transfered on 13 January 1864 from company A to company D POW on 15 January 1865 at Fort Fisher, SC Confined on 18 January 1865 at Point Lookout, MD Took Oath of Allegiance on 20 June 1865 at Point Lookout, MD

John enlisted at Tarboro, N.C. on March 1, 1862 for the duration of the war. He mustered out on Oct. 8, 1862. His muster sheet reads 'transferred'. Haven't found which unit yet.

captured at Savannah, Georgia on December 21, 1864. POW at Ft. Delaware, Del. Released from Ft. Delaware on June 16, 1865 after signing the Oath of Allegiance Hinton was my g-ggrandfather

Promoted to Full 2nd Lieutenant (Appt by Gov. Ellis) on 16 May 1861. Commission in Company C, 1st Light Artillery Regiment North Carolina on 15 August 1861 at the age of 24. Promoted to Full 1st Lieutenant on 27 November 1861. Promoted to Full Captain on 27 June 1862. Resigned Company C, 1st Light Artillery Regiment North Carolina on 1 February 1864. Promoted to Full Surgeon (Appt. by Gov. Vance) on 1 February 1864.

Lattimore, Audley Martin, Private Company C, 10th North Carolina State Troops (1st Regiment NC Artillery) “The Charlotte Artillery” Enlisted in Cleveland County February 10, 1864 for the war. Present or accounted for through February 1865. Born: November 30, 1845 Died: October 25, 1931 Buried: Lattimore Baptist, Lattimore, NC Married: Mary Jane Hamrick Children: 7 Occupation: railroad agent and mayor I have a post war photo of Audley Lattimore.

Residence was not listed; Enlisted on 2/27/1864 at Cleveland County, NC as a Private.On 2/27/1864 he mustered into 'C' Co. NC 1st Light Artillery (date and method of discharge not given)He was listed as:* Paroled 4/9/1865 Appomattox Court House, VASources used by Historical Data Systems, Inc.: - North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster(c) Historical Data Systems, Inc. @ www.civilwardata.com

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Great-Great Uncle was the older brother of GG Granpa Howel Hearn, also in Co E. He enlisted in New Hanover Co March 6,1862. He died of disease at Camp Davis near Wilmington June 19, 1862. Younger brother Howel then traveled to Martin Co and enlisted om March 21, 1863.

Both maternal Great-Great Grandfathers served in company E. My understanding is the unit first started as the 10th NCST then was changed to or was also known as the 1st NC Artillery. Great-Great Granpa Howel joined the unit in May of '63 to replace his older brother who died of disease in Wilmington late in '62. He was 33 when he enlisted. He survived the war of northern agression and both he and his wife Jane died in 1880 and are buried at the Gums Springs Baptist Church Annex Cemetary located in SE Chatham Co NC.

Enlisted as a Private on 14 March 1863 at the age of 29. Died on 30 September 1864 at Petersburg, VA.

Both of my maternal Great-Great Grandfathers served in company E. I don't have much of anything on GG Granpa Sidney except that both he and GG Granpa Howel served together. I need to do whole bunches of more research.

Enlisted as a Private 23 August 1861 at the age of 21. Promoted to 4th Corporal (Estimated day of Promo) on 15 August 1862. Promoted to 5th Sergeant (Estimated day of Promo) on 30 November 1862.

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I don't know much about what Stephen Holland's company did, but I read somewhere that they surrendered with the Army of Tennessee as infantry. I'm looking for more information and a photo if possible.

James was 19 or 20 when he joined on 1 June 1861 as Pvt in Co G 1st Regt. NC Artillery & Engineers. He mustered into Confederate Service at Fort Macon on 20 Aug 1861, 10th State Troops [Artillery] . Details are missing buy he was captured and held behind enemy lines. Exchanged on 26 Apr 1862 at Fort Macon. He is the father in law of my 3rs cousin 3 x removed.

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James was about 19 years old when he enlisted on 11 August 1861 in 1st Co I NC Artillery which became Co A 1st Light Arty Battery. He was elected 1st Sergt. They mustered in on 27 Oct 1861 at Newberne,NC. He was promoted to full 2nd Lieut 1 August 1862 and to full 1st Lieut. on 28 March 1863. His unit on that date was transferred to 67th Battalion NC Infantry. Serving under Col. J.N Whitford. He is promoted to Captain on 1 July 1864. Part of his Co A and perhaps he himself were captured at Swift Creek NC and sent to Military prison at Hamilton Va. from there to Point Lookout Md. They were transferred to Aiken's Landing and exchanged 24 Feb. 1865. James never regained his health and died at age 30. He never married and left his estate to his mother. Another life cut short on the alter of northern greed. Deo Vindice