{"id":193,"date":"2013-10-20T20:23:00","date_gmt":"2013-10-21T00:23:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/cabarrus\/?page_id=193"},"modified":"2013-10-21T21:41:28","modified_gmt":"2013-10-22T01:41:28","slug":"civil-war-17th-regiment","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/cabarrus\/civil-war-17th-regiment\/","title":{"rendered":"Civil War 17th Regiment"},"content":{"rendered":"

17th Regiment North Carolina Troops<\/span>
\nMen from Cabarrus County<\/span><\/b><\/b><\/p>\n

\n

Company F<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Rank with Name — Occupation \u00a0— Notes<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

Cpl Richard F. FLEMING – unknown – paroled at Greensboro, NC on May 1, 1865<\/span>
\n Private David B. PHILLIPS -unknown – joined U.S. Army Point Feb 18, 1864<\/span><\/p>\n

\n

Company G<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Rank with\u00a0Name —\u00a0Occupation —\u00a0Notes<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

Private John BARNHARDT – unknown – killed at Sharpsburg, MD Sep 17, 1862
\nPrivate Edward BOND – unknown – died in hospital at Richmond, VA of “dysentry”
\nPrivate William S. BREWER – unknown \u00a0– died in at Winchester, VA of a “measles”
\nPrivate Frederick CLINE – unknown – paroled at Greensboro, NC May 1, 1865
\nPrivate Valentine COOK – unknown – wounded, placed on furlough Oct 15, 1864
\nPrivate John A. CRESS – unknown – captured\/died at Elmira, NY of “diarrhea”
\nPrivate Washingtom W. EARLY – unknown – died Apr 2,1863, Guinea Station, VA, cause unknown
\nPrivate Reuben P. FINK – unknown – took Oath of Allegiance on Jun 6, 1865
\nPrivate Martin KEES – farmer – died at hospital, place unknown, Nov 1862
\nPrivate Paul A. LITAKER – unknown – killed in Action at Chancellorsville May 3, 1863
\nPrivate Daniel M. LITTLES – unknown – died at Spotsylvania, VA Jun 10, 1864, wounds
\nPrivate Calvin W. MEISHIMER – unknown – died at Richmond VA Jun 5, 1863, Typhoid Fever
\nPrivate Martin A. PROPST – unknown – present or accounted for through Oct 1864
\nPrivate Mathias PROPST – unknown – wounded\/died Gettysburg, PA July 5, 1863
\nPrivate Robert W. SEAMON – unknown – captured and joined U.S. Secret Service
\nPrivate Calvin A. SNELL – unknown – died at Richmond VA Nov 10, 1862, Diarrhea
\nPrivate George W. WALTER – unknown – died at Brandy Station VA Oct 31, 1863, disease<\/p>\n

\n

Company H<\/strong><\/p>\n

Rank with\u00a0Name\u00a0— Occupation —\u00a0Notes<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Lieutenant John M. ALEXANDER – farmer – reported absent, wounded Jan 28, 1865
\nLieutenant John M. ALEXANDER – farmer – died July 5, 1862, Richmond VA, wounds
\nLieutenant Dixon B. PENICK – farmer – reported abs\/wounded thru Jan 28, 1865
\nLieutenant Samuel E.W. PHARR – unknown – resigned Mar 3, 1862
\nLieutenant James L. STAFFORD – farmer – reported abs\/wounded thru Oct 1864
\nPrivate Aldophus C. ALEXANDER – farmer – died Sep 7, 1863 of Typhoid Fever
\n1st Sgt Daniel L. ALEXANDER – farmer – captured\/paroled Mar 18, 1865 in Virginia
\nPrivate Dionysius E. ALEXANDER – farmer – wounded at Gettysburg, PA Jul 1-3, 1863, died
\nPrivate Samuel A. ALEXANDER – farmer – paroled at Greensboro, NC May 1, 1865
\nPrivate William H. ALEXANDER – farmer – died in Richmond, VA June 2-6, 1862 “disease”
\nPrivate Cyrus A. ARCHER – farmer – captured in hospital\/paroled in May 1865
\nPrivate Felix A. ARCHIBALD – unknown – present or accounted for through Oct 1864
\nPrivate Mathew A. BAKER – farmer – killed at Chancellorsville, VA May 3, 1963
\nPrivate Asa BARNHARDT – farmer – present or accounted for through Oct 1864
\nPrivate Loche BARNHARDT – farmer – died Feb 18, 1864 of “disease,” place unknown
\nPrivate James M. BEATY – farmer – killed at Chancellorsville VA, May 3, 1963
\nPrivate William H. BEAVER – farmer – died in hospital Carolina City NC, Nov 9, 1861
\nPrivate Robert S. BLACK – unknown – paroled at Greensboro NC, May 1, 1865
\nPrivate John S. BLACKWELDER – farmer – paroled at Camp Lee VA, Feb 27, 1865
\nPrivate Caleb E. BOST – farmer – paroled at Greensboro NC, May 1, 1865
\nPrivate William A. BROWN – farmer – paroled at Greensboro NC, May 1, 1865
\nPrivate James E. CALDWELL – unknown – retired to Invalid Corps Jan 18, 1865
\n1st Sgt Robert M. CALDWELL – farmer – died at Chancellorsville VA, May 5-8, 1863
\nPrivate James M. CARTER – unknown – furloughed, hospital Richmond Mar 11,1865
\nPrivate Robert H. DAVIS – paroled at Greensboro NC, May 1, 1865
\nPrivate Thomas G.. DAVIS – farmer – discharged Jan 12,1863 “chronic ulcers of the leg”
\nPrivate Caleb DAWKINS – farmer – died in hosp.Carolina City, NC Dec 15-17, 1861
\nPrivate Mastin DAWKINS – farmer – died Richmond VA, Jun 19, 1862 “typhoid fever”
\nPrivate Christopher H. DEJOURNETT – cabinetmaker – discharged Nov 3, 1862, unknown reason
\nPrivate Lafayette DEMARCUS – farmer – retired to Invalid Corps Dec 9, 1864
\nPrivate William B. DEMARCUS – farmer – paroled at Appomattox, VA Apr 9, 1865
\nPrivate John M. DORTON – farmer – paroled at Washington, DC Feb 27, 1865
\nPrivate Matthew J. EDDINS – farmer – killed at Fredericksburg, VA Dec 13, 1862
\nPrivate Eli M. ELLIS – farmer – paroled at Greensboro, NC May 1, 1865
\n1st Sgt Thomas M. ERWIN – farmer – killed at Gettysburg, PA Jul 3, 1863
\nPrivate Anderson FREEMAN – unknown – discharged Nov 15, 1862 for disability
\nPrivate William H.H. GIBSON – farmer – discharged Dec 31, 1862 for disability
\nPrivate Thomas H. HAMILTON, Jr – farmer – died in Richmond, VA of wounds Jun 11, 1863
\nPrivate Miles E. HARRIS – farmer – died Nov 1, 1864 of wounds, place unknown
\nPrivate Robert R. HOLBROOKS – unknown – paroled at Greensboro NC, May 1, 1865
\nPrivate William H. ELLIS, Jr – farmer – paroled at Greensboro NC, May 1, 1865
\nPrivate Burton E. KIMMONDS – unknown – paroled at Greensboro NC, May 1, 1865
\nPrivate William W. KIZER – unknown – killed at Chancellorsville VA, May 3, 1863
\nPrivate John H. LEMMONS – farmer – killed at Chancellorsville, date unknown
\nPrivate William Q. LEMMONS – unknown – died Nov 7, 1862 of “disease,” place unknown
\nPrivate John LEWIS \u00a0– farmer – died at Carolina City NC, Dec 26, 1861, “camp fever”
\nPrivate Jacob K. LONG – farmer – died in Richmond VA of disease Aug 7, 1862
\nPrivate Cicero H. McCARHERN – unknown – killed at Gravel Hill VA, Jul 28, 1864
\nPrivate Aaron B. MCCLELLAN – farmer – killed at Chancellorsville VA, May 3, 1863
\nPrivate Albert B. MCCLELLAN – student – died of “disease” Jul 8-9, 1862, place unknown
\nPrivate Cyrus F. MCCLELLAN – farmer – killed at Chancellorsville VA, May 3, 1863
\nPrivate James H. MCCLELLAN – unknown – discharged Oct 10, 1862 for disability
\nPrivate James H. MCCLELLAN – farmer – present \/accounted for through Oct 1864
\nPrivate Joseph H. MCCLELLAN – farmer – discharged Oct 11, 1861 for “phthisis pulmonalis”
\nPrivate Marshall D. McCLURE – farmer – died Aug 22, 1864 at Petersburg VA of “Exhaustion”
\nPrivate John S. McCOMMONS – farmer – died prior to Aug 19,1862 at Wilson, NC, [cause] unknown
\nPrivate Daniel E. McEACHEARN – farmer – paroled at Greensboro NC, May 1, 1865
\nPrivate Zimri M. McEACHEARN – farmer Cabarrus – wounded at Chancellorsville, died May 12, 1863
\nPrivate Robert C.C. McKINLEY – farmer – discharged Nov 21, 1863 for disability
\nPrivate John M.W. McKINLY – unknown – died of “disease” Jul 10, 1862, place unknown
\nPrivate James L. MARTIN – farmer – took Oath of Allegiance Jun 12, 1865, Elmira, NY
\nPrivate Joseph G. MARTIN – farmer – died in Richmond VA of wounds Oct 3, 1864
\nPrivate Alexander L. MAXWELL – unknown – died in Winchester VA (unknown) Oct 31, 1862
\nPrivate John MICHAEL – unknown – died in July 1862 of “disease,” unknown place
\nPrivate Benjamin H. MOORE – farmer – killed at Gravel Hill VA Jul 28, 1864
\nPrivate Joseph T. MOORE – unknown – paroled at Greensboro NC May 1, 1865
\nPrivate David C. MORRISON – farmer – died Jul 28, 1864, place and cause not reported
\nPrivate Elam J. MORRISON – farmer – mortally wounded May 3, 1863, died Jul 25, 1863
\nPrivate Leroy M. MORRISON – unknown – reported absent wounded thru Oct 1864
\nCorporal Samuel D. MORRISON – farmer – paroled at Greensboro NC May 1, 1865.
\nPrivate John MOTLEY – farmer – paroled at Greensboro NC May 1, 1865.
\nPrivate Isaac H. NEWELL – farmer – died at Brooks Run on Aug 6, 1862 of disease
\nPrivate Wm. J. NICHOLSON – unknown – took Oath of Allegiance Jun 12, 1865, Elmira, NY
\nPrivate William D. NOLES – unknown – wounded at Ox Hill VA, died prior to Sep 1, 1863
\nPrivate J.H. OVERCASH – unknown – died on Jun 9, 1864. cause and place unknown
\nPrivate S.C. OVERCASH – unknown – died on Aug 17, 1864 of typhoid, place unknown
\nPrivate Balis E. PARRISH – farmer – paroled at Greensboro NC May 1, 1865
\nPrivate David H. PERVIANCE – unknown – died at Point Lookout MD Nov 21, 1863 (smallpox)
\nPrivate Benjamin F. PETITE – farmer – paroled at Appomattox VA Apr 9, 1865
\nCorporal Isaac N. PHARR – farmer – paroled at Greensboro NC May 1, 1865
\nPrivate Samuel A. PHILLIPS – unknown – paroled at Greensboro NC May 1, 1865
\nPrivate Henry M. POLK – farmer – paroled at Greensboro NC May 1, 1865
\nPrivate James P. QUERY – farmer – died at Salisbury NC on Oct 26, 1863 of disease
\nPrivate John N. QUERY – farmer – killed at Ox Hill VA, Sep 1, 1862
\nPrivate John N.G. RODGERS – unknown – wounded at Gettysburg and captured
\nPrivate Thomas S. RODGERS – farmer – “lost” in battle at Chancellorsville VA
\nPrivate James S. RUSSELL – farmer – paroled at Charlotte NC on May 24, 1865
\nPrivate Samuel RUSSELL – farmer – wounded at Ox Hill VA, died on Nov 15, 1862
\nPrivate Williamson M. RUSSELL – unknown – killed at Sharpsburg MD on Sep 17, 1862
\nPrivate James C. SCOTT – farmer – died in Richmond VA of “erysipelas,” Dec 1, 1863
\nCorporal Eli J. SMITH – farmer – killed at Ox Hill VA, Sep 1, 1862
\nPrivate Hugh J. SMITH – unknown – died on Nov 10, 1863 of disease, place unknown
\nSergeant William W. SMITH – student – present or accounted for thru Oct 1864
\nPrivate James H. SNEAD – blacksmith – died in Carolina City NC Nov 9, 1861, cause unk.
\nPrivate William SNEAD – blacksmith – paroled at Charlotte NC May 6, 1865
\nPrivate James A. SPEARS – unknown – deserted\/paroled at Jackson MS May 19, 1865
\nPrivate Winslow SPEARS – unknown – died in Goldsboro NC Apr 7, 1862, cause unk.
\nPrivate Erastus S. STANSILL – farmer – wounded at Fredericksburg, died Dec 19, 1862
\nPrivate William L. STANSILL – farmer – paroled at Greensboro NC May 1, 1865
\nPrivate William M. STINSON – farmer – paroled at Appomattox VA Apr 9, 1865
\nPrivate Francis H. STOWE – farmer – retired to the Invalid Corps on Apr 22, 1864
\nPrivate Charles TAYLOR – farmer – reported absent\/wounded thru Oct 1864
\nPrivate Hugh S. TAYLOR – farmer – died in Lynchburg VA, typhoid fever, Jul 10, 1862
\nPrivate Giles D. TEETER – farmer – died in Richmond VA of pneumonia Dec 28, 1862
\nPrivate Marshall H. TEETER – farmer – discharged at Carolina City “ulcer” Nov 29, 1861
\nPrivate Monroe TEETER – farmer – deserted, Oath of Allegiance Sep 5, 1864 W. VA.
\nPrivate Calvin VARNER – farmer – discharged Camp Gregg VA, Jan 23, 1863
\nPrivate Joseph C. WELCH – farmer – died in Richmond VA of disease Aug 2, 1862
\nPrivate Alexander P. WHITE – unknown – died in Petersburg VA of wounds Jul 28, 1864
\nPrivate Daniel C. WHITE – farmer – died in Cabarrus NC, unk. cause Jan 22, 1862
\nSergeant David H. WHITE – farmer – paroled at Greensboro NC on May 1, 1865
\nPrivate James M. WHITE – unknown – killed at Gravel Hill VA on Jul 28, 1864
\nPrivate James Queary WHITE – farmer – paroled at Greensboro NC on May 1, 1865
\nPrivate James R. WHITE – unknown – discharged Sep 17, 1864, unknown reason
\nPrivate Richard J. WHITE – farmer – killed at Spotsylvania, VA, May 12, 1864
\nPrivate Shaw William WHITE – farmer – paroled at Greensboro NC on May 1, 1865
\nPrivate Victor D. WHITE – paroled at Greensboro NC on May 1, 1865
\nSergeant William S. WHITE – unknown – killed at Jone’s Farm VA Sep 30, 1864
\nPrivate David R. WINECOFF – unknown – died at Pt. Lookout MD “diarrhea” Jan 11, 1864
\nPrivate Henry D. WINECOFF – unknown – died Feb 14, 1863 Richmond VA, leg amputated
\nPrivate James B. WINECOFF – unknown – paroled at Greensboro NC on May 1, 1865
\nPrivate William H. WINECOFF – farmer – died Dec 9, 1862 in Staunton VA of pulmonalis
\nPrivate George A. YERTON – farmer – killed at Gaines Mill VA Jun 27, 1862
\nPrivate Joseph YORK – unknown – died at home on Nov 3, 1862, cause unknown
\nPrivate Jesse G. YORKE -farmer – killed at Chancellorsville VA May 3, 1863<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

17th Regiment North Carolina Troops Men from Cabarrus County Company F Rank with Name — Occupation \u00a0— Notes Cpl Richard F. FLEMING – unknown – paroled at Greensboro, NC on May 1, 1865 Private David B. PHILLIPS -unknown – joined … Continue reading →<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":10,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-193","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/cabarrus\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/193","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/cabarrus\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/cabarrus\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/page"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/cabarrus\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/10"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/cabarrus\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=193"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/cabarrus\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/193\/revisions"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/cabarrus\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=193"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}