11th GA CO. H

Yes, Albert O Johnson - Company C. I've always wondered what kind of injury it was, especially since it was kind of awhile after the battle. He would've been 19... although he lived until 1902.

His records...

... say as a Prisoner of War, taken on the Gettysburg battlefield his right leg was amputated... sent to the US Provost Marshal in October, 1863.

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Apparently subsequently exchanged, as he was back in Richmond, and hospitalized there, and given a furlough. The cause of his injury was recorded as a bullet wound, or "Vulnus sclopetarium"

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Greetings!
Im trying to find any roster info from the Gettysburg Campaign for the 11th GA CO H. My 2nd GG fought with this unit, and I want to double check if he was actually present for the Campaign. His name was Henry Harrison Gilliam Preston. ( HHG Preston), he is listed in 1862 and surrendered at appromattox. I have a letter from the wilderness campaign from him, so I cannot imagine he wasnt at Gettysburg. Any information from this regiment would be great. Or any info of what kind of Richmond depot uniforms he would of been issued at he time, ect..

Anything would help, I really appreciate it ..
Thank you
Henry Harrison Gilliam Preston is not included on the list of Gettysburg casualties in Company H, 11th Georgia sent back to the local newspapers. We copy from the Atlanta Confederacy the following list of casualties in Company H of the 11th Ga. Regiment from Walton County. at the late battles in Pennsylvania:
Killed: Capt. M T Nunnally
Privates: Thomas Atha
W H Cooper
W M Partin
C H W Woodruff
J H Arnold

Wounded:
Sergeant R S Easley, thigh
Corporal A H Blassingame, foot, slight
Privates: J Atha, neck, slight
James Baxley, head and arm
T A Bachelor, arm
J B Browning, side, by shell (@Tom Elmore for your list of artillery wounds)
J D Callaway, arms
H C Clay, forehead, severely
S P Fambrough, arm
R A Mayfield, hand
F M Peters, neck and breast, slight
E A Smith, hand
J H Smith, thigh
J M Smith, foot
A L Slider, thigh broken, since amputated
H C Thompson, both arms, right amputated
W J Wiley, breast, severely
J M Wiley, foot
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The Southern Watchman. (Athens, GA), July 29, 1863, 2.
 
Henry Harrison Gilliam Preston is not included on the list of Gettysburg casualties in Company H, 11th Georgia sent back to the local newspapers. We copy from the Atlanta Confederacy the following list of casualties in Company H of the 11th Ga. Regiment from Walton County. at the late battles in Pennsylvania:
Killed: Capt. M T Nunnally
Privates: Thomas Atha
W H Cooper
W M Partin
C H W Woodruff
J H Arnold

Wounded:
Sergeant R S Easley, thigh
Corporal A H Blassingame, foot, slight
Privates: J Atha, neck, slight
James Baxley, head and arm
T A Bachelor, arm
J B Browning, side, by shell (@Tom Elmore for your list of artillery wounds)
J D Callaway, arms
H C Clay, forehead, severely
S P Fambrough, arm
R A Mayfield, hand
F M Peters, neck and breast, slight
E A Smith, hand
J H Smith, thigh
J M Smith, foot
A L Slider, thigh broken, since amputated
H C Thompson, both arms, right amputated
W J Wiley, breast, severely
J M Wiley, foot
View attachment 572855
The Southern Watchman. (Athens, GA), July 29, 1863, 2.
Wow this is so interesting!!! How do you all find this kind of information. Unfortunately, his captain. My grandfather was lucky for not being wounded. Really cool to see who was injured in his company. Thank you for this my friend
 
Henry Harrison Gilliam Preston is not included on the list of Gettysburg casualties in Company H, 11th Georgia sent back to the local newspapers. We copy from the Atlanta Confederacy the following list of casualties in Company H of the 11th Ga. Regiment from Walton County. at the late battles in Pennsylvania:
Killed: Capt. M T Nunnally
Privates: Thomas Atha
W H Cooper
W M Partin
C H W Woodruff
J H Arnold

Wounded:
Sergeant R S Easley, thigh
Corporal A H Blassingame, foot, slight
Privates: J Atha, neck, slight
James Baxley, head and arm
T A Bachelor, arm
J B Browning, side, by shell (@Tom Elmore for your list of artillery wounds)
J D Callaway, arms
H C Clay, forehead, severely
S P Fambrough, arm
R A Mayfield, hand
F M Peters, neck and breast, slight
E A Smith, hand
J H Smith, thigh
J M Smith, foot
A L Slider, thigh broken, since amputated
H C Thompson, both arms, right amputated
W J Wiley, breast, severely
J M Wiley, foot
View attachment 572855
The Southern Watchman. (Athens, GA), July 29, 1863, 2.
I live in Walton County Ga, being a postman for over thirty years, most of these names are familiar !!
 
I live in Walton County Ga, being a postman for over thirty years, most of these names are familiar !!
One day I want to go visit my gg grandfather and others. He is buried at good hope walton county Preston Cemetery. How far are you from there?
 
Oh there it is, looks like its in good condition still. Nice headstone. Next time im in Atlanta for a layover im taking a detour. Have to visit my family there.. My mom met his daughter before she died in the 1950s. That war is really not that long ago
This is his brother's grave stone.
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He may have perished from wounds received from the battle of Cedar mountain on Aug 9.
 

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