11th South Carolina Infantry

not sure of the company Silas was in but i do know he fought at Broxton's Bridge in S.C.

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Died Sept. 22, 1909 Buried at Magnolia Cemetary, Charleston, SC

Frank Winn was listed as killed in action in Virginia in the spring of 1864

Thomas Winn was listed as killed in action in Virginia in the spring of 1864

Researching my great grandfather, Lewis Hodges, who enlisted at Whippy Swamp, SC on July 15, 1861 and was captured at Ft. Fisher, NC on January 15, 1865; released from prison camp hospital at Elmira, NY on August 7, 1865.

I am anxiously trying to get information regarding the 11th SC Infantry, Co. E that my ancestor served under. He was enlisted in 1864 and ended up captured in Petersburg, VA. He was imprisoned at Elmira, NY. Would like to know what their flag also looked like. I am a member of the Texas Society Order of Confederate Rose and am very proud of my ancestry. My brother and my husband are members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Any information that can be forwarded to me is greatly appreciated.

Captain Mickler was born in St.Marys, GA.,in 1832. He volunteered in Company E, Eleventh South Carolina Regiment, sometimes referred to Hampton's Scouts. His most valuable services were rendered on the Carolina coast, where as a partisan scout and leader he attained a distinction second to none.

Barney Brantley Winn was in the 11th South Carolina listed as being in Cpt John H Mickler's Company E. He was captured near Petersburg, VA on June 16, 1864, sent to Elmyria, NY and released on a prisoner exchange on March 2, 1865.

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My great great great grandfather

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J. Walter Weathers was a brother to Morgan G. L. Weathers and to my great, great grandfather - Pinckney Marion Weathers of the 20th South Carolina Infantry (and of the 5th South Carolina Cavalry). He enlisted in Company G of the 11th South Carolina Infantry - also known as the 9th Volunteers.

wounded by a stab in the thigh, died in hospital(?) in Hardeeville,SC on Nov 8,1861

James Morgan Hiott of Colleton County SC entered at a young age as private and was corporal at discharge. After the war he became an Attorney and a Planter. He owned Old Miller Plantation at Pritchardville near Bluffton, SC. He served in the SC Legislature as the State Representative from Beaufort County, SC and is buried with his wife Christiana Griffin Hiott at the Indian Hills Baptist Church Cemetery on Hwy 278 a few miles from the Hilton Head Island Bridge..

My great, great great grandfather enlisted in Company K of the 11th South Carolina Infantry (the 9th Volunteers).

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Died: 06/09/1864 Where: Stuart Hospital, Richmond VA Why:wounded in battle of Cold Harbor 06/05/1864 Buried: Oakwood Cemetery # I O. Row T, Div F