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Third Artillery Regiment First S.C Regulars One regimental flag of the Third S.C. Artillery or First Regulars survives in The Charleston Museum in Charleston. Dedmondt, Glenn, The Flags of Civil War South Carolina, ISBN NUMBER 1-56554-696-2 |
Butler's First South Carolina Infantry Third South Carolina Artillery Regiment First S.C. Regulars (COMMANDING OFFICERS) COLONELS: GENERAL R.H. ANDERSON GENERAL JOHN DUNOVANT COLONEL WM. BUTLER COLONEL ALFRED RHETT LT. COLONELS: B.E. BEE, WILLIAM BUTLER, J.C. SIMPKINS, T.M. BAKER, ROBERT DETREVILLE MAJORS: JOHN DUNAVANT, J.C. SIMPKINS, T.M. BAKER, ROBERT DETREVILLE, WARREN ADAMS, T.A. HUGENIN Staff: W.T. Farrow (Chap.) Henry Farst (Asst. Surg.) F.J. Geiger (Asst. Surg.) Charles Grandshig (Sgt. Major) L.M. Grimball (Asst. Surg.) Samuel McCormick (Adj.) W.W. Murray (Asst. Surg.) M.C. Taggart (Surg.) W.H. Wigg (Comsy.) Many of the leading soldiers from S.C. served in this unit. R.H. Anderson became a Corps commander with the Army of Northern Virginia. John Dunovant, after a brutal court, returned to be killed in action as a general serving under Hampton. B.E. Bee was a general killed in the first major action of war, while providing Jackson with the nickname of Stonewall. J.L. Black became the Colonel of the First S.C. Cavalry and Robert Detreville was killed in action leading this unit at Bentonville. Serving around Charleston Harbor a number of the batteries and installations protecting Charleston were named for men of this unit who were killed in defense of the city. |
Co | Captain | County | Nickname |
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A | WM. BUTLER | . | . |
. | THOMAS A HUGENIN | . | . |
. | MITCHELL KING JR. | . | . |
. | LEWIS W. PERRIN | . | . |
. | J. HAMILTON WARLEY | . | . |
. | E.A. Erwin (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | J.H. Marshall (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | W.J. Marshall (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | J.L. Wardlaw (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | E.W. Macbeth (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | J.A. Marshall (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | T.A. Quattlebaum (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | H.T. Beauregard (Cadet) | . | . |
. | J.Q. McManus (SgtMajor) | . | . |
. | W.C. Snipes (1Sgt) | . | . |
. | S.F. Sowell (1Sgt) | . | . |
. | M.M. Hooper (QMSgt.) | . | . |
. | BARLETT J. WITHERSPOON | . | . |
B | JOHN C. SIMPKINS | . | KNOWN AS JOHN SIMPKINS COMPANY (SIMPKINS WAS KIA AT BATTERY WAGNER)S.C. SIEGE TRAIN |
. | WM. J. DAVIS | . | . |
. | CHARLES T. HASKELL JR. | . | . |
. | MITCHELL KING JR. | . | . |
. | J.H. POWE | . | . |
. | R. PRESS SMITH JR. | . | . |
. | J.HAMILTON WARLEY | . | . |
. | A.P. Butler(1Lt.) | . | . |
. | C.M. Creswell (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | A.T. Gillyard (Gaillard) (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | E.M. Whaley (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | G.W. Marshall (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | W.H. Franks (1Sgt) | . | . |
. | T.D. Kinder (1Sgt) | . | . |
. | Henry Schulz (1Sgt) | . | . |
. | T.N. Bramlett (QMSgt.) | . | . |
. | G.A. Wardlaw (Reg.QM) | . | . |
. | J.C. Hauck (Drum Major) | . | . |
C | J.L. CORLEY | . | . |
. | MITCHELL KING JR. | . | . |
. | J.H. POWE | . | . |
. | LEWIS W. PERRIN | . | . |
. | J. HAMILTON WARLEY | . | . |
. | R. PRESS SMITH JR. | . | . |
. | ROBERT DETREVILLE | . | . |
. | J. BARTLETT WITHERSPOON | . | . |
. | Pierre Bacot (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | V.F. Martin (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | E.M. Whaley (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | J.R. Blackwell (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | D.B. DeSaussure (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | G.M. Stoney (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | W. Wilkinson (Bvt2Lt.) | . | . |
. | W.P. Kirkley (1Sgt) | . | . |
. | J.J. Wooten(1Sgt) | . | . |
. | J.F. Murphy(OrdSgt.) | . | . |
. | W.J. Blackledge (Drum) | . | . |
. | C.E. Scharlock (Drum) | . | . |
D | C.T. HASKELL JR. | . | S.C. SIEGE TRAIN |
. | LEWIS W. PERRIN | . | . |
. | J.H. POWE | . | . |
. | C.H. RIVERS | . | . |
. | MITCHELL KING JR. | . | . |
. | D.G. CALHOUN | . | . |
. | WM. T. TATOM | . | . |
. | A.P. Butler (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | J.M. Horlbeck (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | C.H. Claiborne (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | R.Y. Dwight (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | R.R. Singleton (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | M.P. Burke (1Sgt) | . | . |
. | J.G. Griffin (1Sgt) | . | . |
. | Henry Shultz (1Sgt) | . | . |
E | G.T. ANDREWS | . | COMPANY E WAS DIVIDED AND HALF BECOMES COMPANY K, S.C. SEIGE TRAIN |
. | J.L. BLACK | . | . |
. | B.S. BURNETT | . | . |
. | MITCHELL KING JR. | . | . |
. | J.P. MECKLER | . | . |
. | LEWIS W. PERRIN | . | . |
. | C.H. RIVERS | . | . |
. | R. PRESS SMITH | . | . |
. | WM. T. TATOM | . | . |
. | W.D. Galliard (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | W.J. Marshal (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | E.C. Edgerton (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | E.N. Fuller Jr. (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | F.K. Huger (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | Edward North (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | C.A. Pringle (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | T.M.S. Rhett (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | Thomas Williams (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | G.A. Wardlow (Reg.QM) | . | . |
. | R.C. Gilliam (SgtMajor) | . | . |
. | A.J. Perry (1Sgt) | . | . |
. | M.M. Hooper (QMSgt.) | . | . |
. | Alexander Stewart (ComsySgt) | . | . |
. | John Aldrich (Drum) | . | . |
F | T.M. BAKER | . | S.C. SEIGE TRAIN |
. | K.G. BILLINGS | . | . |
. | B.S. BURNETT | . | . |
. | JACOB S. VALENTINE | . | . |
. | J. HAMILTON WARLEY | . | . |
. | BARLETT J. WITHERSPOON | . | . |
. | JACOB YOUNGBLOOD | . | . |
. | A.P. Butler (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | W.D. Gillard (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | W.J. Marshall (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | E.M. Whaley (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | T.M.S. Rhett (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | Zimmerman Dixon (SgtMajor) | . | . |
. | R.C. Gilliam (SgtMajor) | . | . |
. | W.V. Harveson (1Sgt) | . | . |
. | Andrew McDermott (1Sgt) | . | . |
. | J.R. Williams (1Sgt) | . | . |
G | ROBERT MARTIN | . | . |
. | K.G. BILLINGS | . | . |
. | DUFF C. CALHOUN | . | . |
. | ROBERT MARTIN | . | . |
. | R.J. ROBINSON | . | . |
. | JACOB VALENTINE | . | . |
. | C.M. Creswell (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | T.S. Mills (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | J.L. Wardlaw (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | J.T.. Childress (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | C.H. Claiborne (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | D.B. Dessure (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | Leslie Glover (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | P.L. Henry (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | J.C. Minott (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | Samuel Pelyn (1Sgt) | . | . |
. | Alexander Stewart(Comsy. Sgt.) | . | . |
. | Charles Lepine (Drum) | . | . |
H | WARREN ADAMS | . | . |
. | B.S. BURNETT | . | . |
. | MITCHELL KING JR. | . | . |
. | LEWIS W. PERRIN | . | . |
. | J.H. POWE | . | . |
. | BARLETT J. WITHERSPOON | . | . |
. | J.M. Horlbeck (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | E.C. Edgerton (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | J.G. Gourdin (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | W.T. Means (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | C.A. Pringle (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | J.R. Williams (1Sgt) | . | . |
I | W.T. TATOM | . | . |
. | K.G. BILLINGS | . | . |
. | JACOB YOUNGBLOOD | . | . |
. | J.H. Marshall (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | E.C. Edgerton (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | J.A. Marshall (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | Edward Mathews (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | A.W. Gosa (1Sgt) | . | . |
K | CONSTANT H. RIVERS | . | S.C. SIEGE TRAIN |
. | Piere Bacot (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | W.D. Galliard (1Lt.) | . | . |
. | Charles H. Claiborne (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | T.A. Quattlebaum (2Lt.) | . | . |
. | Wm. A. Simmons (1Sgt) | . | . |
Fort Sumter 4/12-4/14-61 Charleston Harbor 4/5/63 Charleston Harbor 08/09-63 Battery Wagner (Two Campanies) 7/11/63 Carolinas Campaign 2/4-65 Averasboro 3/16/65 Bentonville 3/19-3/21-65 DANIEL, LARRY J.:Cannoneers in Gray, The Field Artillery of the Army of Tennessee. INGLESBY, CHARLES: Historical Sketch of the First Regiment of South Carolina Artillery (Regulars) POWE, JAMES H.: Reminiscences and Sketches of Confederate Times, 1909 RIPLEY, WARREN: Siege Train, The Journal of a Confederate Artillery Man in the Defense of Charleston. JOHNSON, JOHN: The Defense of Charleston Harbor. WISE, JENNINGS: The Long Arm of Lee. Rosters: SALLEY: S.C. Troops in the Confederacy. Vol I,II, and III (Rosters of the early regiments, the most complete work, for what it covers First Reg, First Hagood, First Gregg, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth S.C. are all included.) U.D.C.:Recollections and Reminiscences 1861-65: Individuals: Butler, Colonel, W.P. Butler, First S.C. Artillery, Vol. 6, page 258, U.D.C. Carraway, J.A.M. Carraway, First, S.C. Artillery, PSS, Vol. 7, page 179, U.D.C. Childs, J.W. Co. G, First S.C. Artillery, Vol. 3, page 210 Cooner, J.W. First S.C. Artillery, Vol. 2, page 541 Conner, J.W, First S.C. Artillery, Vol. 2, page 303 Funderburk, E.B.C. Funderburk, First South Carolina Artillery, Vol. 9, page 586, U.D.C. Funderburk, H.W., Co. A, First Butler’s, Vol 3, page 500 Funderburk, Henry W. Funderburk, First South Carolina Artillery, Vol. 9, page 589, U.D.C. Jenkins, Willie Jenkins, First S.C. Artillery, Vol. 6, page 234, U.D.C. Kirkland, Warren, Co A, First SC Artillery, Vol. 2, page 525 Oliver, A.R. Oliver, Twenty-First SCV, Vol. 7, page 191 Owen, H.C. Owen, Butler’s First Artillery, Vol. 7, page 254 U.D.C. Owen, W.H. Owen, Butler’s First S.C. Artillery, Vol. 7, page 251, U.D.C. Player, J.H. Player, First S.C. Artillery, Vol. 7, page 177, U.D.C. Reeves, J.A., First S.C. Artillery, Company C, Vol. 6, page 49, UDC Reid, G.H. Reid, Ninth SCV, Garden’s Battery, Palmetto Battery, Vol. 7, page 177, U.D.C. Sweat, John Robert Sweat, First South Carolina Artillery, Vol. 9, page 584, U.D.C. Wagner, T.M., 1st S.C. Artillery, Vol. 3, page 307 Wardlaw, J.L. Wardlaw, First S.C. Artillery, Vol. 7, page 202, U.D.C. (Good Account) Whitaker, J.N. Company I, First SC Artillery, Hamilton’s Provost Company, Vol. 6, page 80 UDC Rosters and Other: |
Co | Captain | County | Nickname |
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1 | W.D. SMITH | . | . |
2 | W.D. DESAUSSURE | . | . |
3 | G.S. JAMES | . | . |
4 | J.C. SIMPLINS | . | . |
5 | T.C. BAKER | . | . |
6 | JOHN DUNOVANT | . | . |
The Journal of T.A. Huguenin | First S.C. Regulars | One of the best accounts of this unit I have ever seen | Thanks to Julius Huguenin for calling it to my attention. |
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