Confederate service · South Carolina

1st South Carolina Cavalry

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Company Unknown

Private

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Contributor Arthur RobinsonDate added 7/8/2004

Company Unknown

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Arthur RobinsonDate added 7/8/2004

Company C

Private

My grandfather, Pvt. William James Frady was in the 1st S.C. Cavalry 4th Rgmt. Co. C Participated in sveral battles which includes The Wilderness, Cold Harbor, plus others. Was discharged in Raliegh, N.C. at the end of the war. Moved to Texas in 1890's born: 1846 in S.C. or Georgia died: 1920 in Ledo, Texas At this time he has one surviving son (my father) of twenty children he had. He he now 93yrs. (20 Feb. 1914)
Contributor Bill FradyHomepage bfjd@peoplepc.comDate added 8/17/2007

Company E

Rank unknown

Died from wounds at Gettysburg. His brothers Edward L. and Simeon Hussey served in Co. C of the 24th SC Infantry.
Contributor Joseph DukesDate added 11/30/2012

Company H

Captain

KIA 9 June 1863 at the Battle of Brandy Station, VA
Contributor Marty CraigDate added 12/30/2008

Company H

Private

John Joined for duty on 9 Jan. 1861 at Rock Hill, S.C., by Robin Ap. C Jones for the war. He was 43 years old. CMR for Mar & June / sick in hospital. His horse is valued at $200 and equipment at $25.00. In June 1862 he is absent on duty as Baggage Guard at Church Flats as his horse was killed 8 June 1862. He appears on a register of Payments to Discharged Soldiers. He was severely wounded and his horse killed on John's Island.
Contributor Phillip ThomasDate added 1/21/2014

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