Captains: John S. Wheeler resigned A.J. Foster promoted from 1st lieutenant Robert G. Fleming severely wounded near Petersburg, May 20, 1864, and resigned or discharged W. Alexander Benson killed in trenches in front of Petersburg  George B. Lake appointed after death of Benson, covered up by mine explosion at Petersburg 1st Lieutenants: Peyton Ballenger commanded for thirteen months J. Smiley Wheeler killed at Jackson, Mississippi 2nd Lieutenants: Dillingham Ballenger died in Charleston, 1863 R.V. Hastings died in hospital Savannah, Georgia Wm.J. Lake covered up by mine explosion at Petersburg, hip fractured, dug out alive Sergeants: J.M. James wounded in Virginia, leg amputated B.K. Vaughn Alberry Ballenger, discharged R.M. Reese died of disease I.S. Morgan killed by mine explosion J. Ross Mason  J.M. McCue died during the war Corporals: R.J. Duncan died during the war I.J. Mayfield died during the war Privates: J. Allen killed by mine explosion J. Atkins W. M. Atkins J. B. Atkins A. R. Ballenger transferred to Co. D Palmetto Sharpshooters Josiah Barker wounded in 1862 killed by mine explosion at Petersburg Thomas Barker killed by mine explosion J. A. Barker Jos. Barnett died Wm. Barnett Berry Bennett died in Charleston  West Bennett (remains of Berry and West Bennett were brought home together) Jas. Brown killed at Boonsboro Md. D. R. Brown killed during the war Jos. Brown John W. Bomar killed near Petersburg in 1864 E. Thomas Bomar killed by mine explosion Washington Bomar killed by mine explosion L. S. Beshears died soon after enlistment B.C. Burns died during the war W. T. Campbell Jasper Clayton killed by mine explosion John Gowan Clayton Jeremiah Newton Clayton (enlisted at Greenville SC) Joel Cooley killed at Rappahannock by explosion of shell Aug. 1862 Lazareth Collins died during the war Lorenzo D. Collins died of wounds in Virginia P. F. Cooper died during the war David Darby killed at Boonsboro Md. James Darby killed by explosion of shell at Rappahannock in Aug of 1862 A. B. Dobson died during the war W.R. Dobson killed by mine explosion J. Duncan killed by mine explosion Joel Duncan killed by mine explosion J. A. Duncan killed by mine explosion W. J. Duncan killed by mine explosion Moses Evins killed by mine explosion D. Evins killed by mine explosion Pink F. Floyd William Ford died during the war Matthew A. Henson Z. J. Haskins Miles Haskins died during the war Nathaniel S. Howe captured and died in prison L. M. Hudson died in hospital in Virginia Thos. W. Keller Y.A. Keller died in prison ship was thrown overboard John Kendrick killed by explosion R. W. Kimbrell died soon after returning home from the army Ransom Lee died during the war A. Lister killed by mine explosion J.P. Mason killed by mine explosion G. W. Mason killed by mine explosion M.A. McCue killed by mine explosion W. A. McElreath wounded by explosion of shell on Rappahannock August 23 1862 H. Wilson Moore covered up in crater by mine explosion at Petersburg was dug out alive J. Pollard William Pollard wounded September 11 1862 Alexander Prewitt Benjamin C. Prewitt lost in the war J. Prewitt died during the war W.W. Prewitt died during the war J. M. Richards killed by mine explosion Levi Richards killed by mine explosion J. R. Smith J. Wilson died at Charleston M.A. Wilson killed near Petersburg R. C. Wood  John Wheeler wounded at Seccessionville SC on June 16 1862

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