
Thomas Corbitt was born in 1825. He married (my first cousin five times removed) Nancy Sirmans born in 1838 the daughter of Joseph Sirmans and Rebecca Smith. Thomas served in Company G. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0014, 00000740
Thomas W. Griffin a third cousin three times removed was born in 1833 the son of Noah Griffin and Martha "Patsy" Gaskins. Thomas married Rebecca Holton. Thomas served as a Sergeant in Company G. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0025, 00000407
William Dempsey Griffin a second cousin four times removed was born on 15 June 1821 in Irwin Co, GA the son of Shadrack Griffin and Nancy Bradford. In 1845 when William was 23, he married Nancy Belote , daughter of Alfred Belote in Lowdnes Co, GA. She was born on 3 May 1824 and died in Berrien Co, GA on 2 January 1900. William served as a Lieutenant in Company F. William died in Berrien Co, GA on 29 January 1892, he was 70. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0025, 00000455
David H. Johnson was born about 1840. He married (my third cousin four times removed) Rebecca Tomlinson. She was born in 1843 in Echols County GA, the daughter of Harris Tomlinson and Elizabeth Driggers. David was a Lieutenant in Company G. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0032, 00001894
Levi J. Knight a third cousin four times removed was born in 1833 the son of John Knight and Sarah Moore. He married Sarah Amanda "Sallie" ONeal daughter of Henry ONeal and Jane Dowden. Levi served in Company G. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0035, 00001058
Daniel Lott a first cousin four times removed was born on 9 March 1828 in Ware Co, GA the son of Joel Lott and Susan Mobley. In 1849 when Daniel was 20, he married Susan Mobley, daughter of Solomon Mobley & Elizabeth Byrd, in Ware Co, GA. She was born on 3 June 1829 in Appling Co, GA. and died in Ware Co, GA on 16 July 1892. Daniel was a dentist by trade. He build a shelter in the Okefenokee Swamp to hide his family if necessary from Sherman's march through Georgia in 1864. He Served as a private in Company H. Daniel died in Ware Co, GA on 24 June 1880, he was 52. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0037, 00002202
John Tillman Norman was born in 1830 the son of James Mitchell Norman and Ruth Tillman. John Tillman married (my third cousin three times removed) Nancy Alderman, daughter of William Alderman & Sarah Edmondson. She was born in 1835 in Bullock Co, GA. John served in Company C. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0045, 00002974
Micajah W. Paulk a first cousin four times removed was born on 6 April 1831 in Irwin Co, GA son of Jacob Paulk Sr. and Catherine Henderson. On 3 February 1853 when Micajah was 21, he married Martha Van Widdon, daughter of Lott Whiddon & Judith "Juda" Dorminy, in Irwin Co, GA. She was born on 22 January 1829 in Irwin Co, GA. and died about 1911, she was 81. Micajah served in Company F. Micajah died in Irwin Co, GA on 20 January 1891, he was 59. Military: National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0047, 00002267
Thomas Paulk a first cousin four times removed was born on 28 October 1832 in Irwin Co, GA. son of Jacob Paulk Sr. and Catherine Henderson. On 10 March 1859 when Thomas was 26, he married Blansett Sutton (my fourth cousin times removed) daughter of John Abner Sutton & Hester E.M. Harper. She was born on 8 May 1840 in Irwin Co, GA and died in Berrien Co, GA on 5 February 1901. Thomas served as a corporal in Company F. Thomas died in Berrien Co, GA on 1 October 1899, he was 66. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0047, 00002270
Tharp Roberts a second cousin five times removed was born in 1805 in Bullock Co, GA the son of John Roberts and Sarah Tomlinson. Tharp married Mary "Pollie" Lee, daughter of James Lee she was born in 1806. Tharp served as a sergeant in Company E. Tharp died in 1878, he was 73 National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0052, 00000822
John Selph was born about 1819 and married (my second cousin four times removed) Elizabeth Hall born in 1819 the daughter of John R. Hall and Rhoda Griffin. John served as lieutenant in Company C. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: not located at this time
David J. Sirmans a first cousin five times removed was born in 1819 the son of Benjamin Sirmans and Martha Johnson. David married Eliza Wilkerson. He served as a Corporal of Company G. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: not located at this time.
Levi J. Sirmans a first cousin five times removed was born in 1837 the son of Benjamin Sirmans and Martha Johnson. Levi married Victoria Octavia Mattox. He served in Company G. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: not located at this time
George W. Tucker a first cousin four times removed was born in 1826 in GA the son of Henry Crawford Tucker Jr. and Nancy Sapp. George married Eliza Telitha Watson who was born on 20 January 1825. George served in Company C. He was a Judge Of Colquitt Co 1863-1868. George died in Colquitt Co, Ga. on 20 June 1904, he was 78. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0061, 00001756
Micajah Tucker, a Great-Great-Great Uncle was born on 13 September 1822 in Laurens Co, GA the son of Richard Murphy Tucker and Mary V. Paulk. On 7 January 1841 when Micajah was 18, he first married Elizabeth "Betsy" Henderson (my great-great-great-great Aunt), daughter of Daniel J. Henderson Sr. & Sarah "Sallie" McBryde, in Irwin, Co, GA. She was born in 1823 in Irwin Co, GA and died in Irwin Co, GA in July 1859. On 2 January 1860 when Micajah was 37, he second married Francis Ann "Fannie" Harper, daughter of John L. B. Harper & Charlotte Gaskins, in Irwin, Co, GA. She was born in 1835 and died in Irwin Co, GA. in 1912. Micajah enlisted in Company A 7th Battalion Georgia Infantry mustered at junction on Augusta/Savannah Railroad 27 August 1861. His son Daniel also joined this same unit on the same day. This regiment later became part of the 61st Georgia Infantry. He later transferred 11th Georgia Cavalry State Guard Godfrey’s Company F. He died on 4 November 1897 in Irwin County Georgia at the age of 75. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0061, 00001856
John C. Tucker, a first cousin 4 times removed was born on 24 March 1833 in Thomas Co, GA the son of Henry Crawford Tucker Jr. and Nancy Sapp. John married Susan A. STEVENSON who was born in 1835 in Raleigh, NC and died in 1917 in Colquitt Co, Ga. He served as a Lieutenant in Company H. He enlisted 4 March 1862, but resigned due to a disability 18 June 1862. He later enlisted in Company C, 11th Regiment Georgia State Guards Cavalry and served as an Ensign. John served as a State Representative from 1873-74, 1882-83. John died in Colquitt Co, GA on 27 October 1919, he was 86. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0061, 00001806 and 000226, 0061, 00001803
Solomon Tucker a first cousin four times removed was born on 12 March 1820 in Laurens Co, GA the son of John Tucker and Hester Ann Nobles. On 21 April 1848 when Solomon was 28, he married Elizabeth Grantham daughter of John Grantham, in Irwin Co, GA. She was born in 1827 in Irwin Co, GA. and died in Berrien Co, GA on 9 September 1898. Solomon served in Company F. Solomon died in Berrien Co, GA in 1902, he was 81. National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0061, 00001895
- Captain: A. T. MacIntyre (promoted to Colonel of the regiment)
- 1st Lieutenant: Henry Mitchell
- 2nd Lieutenant: P. H. Dickey
- 2nd Lieutenant: J. S. Neely
- Captain: Simson A. Smith
- 1st Lieutenant: R. W. Cruch
- 2nd Lieutenant: D. B. McDonald
- 2nd Lieutenant: T. M. Ray
- Captain: Elijah Tillman
- 1st Lieutenant: John Selph
- 2nd Lieutenant: Linton Carlton
- 2nd Lieutenant: John Tucker
- Captain: Wiley W. Groover
- 1st Lieutenant: Asa Kemp
- 2nd Lieutenant: C. E. Groover
- 2nd Lieutenant: L. R. Edmondson
- Captain: James W. Staten
- 1st Lieutenant: W. B. N. Cruse
- 2nd Lieutenant: E. J. W. Prescott
- 2nd Lieutenant: John Tomlinson
- Captain: William Godfrey (later promoted to Lieutenant Colonel)
- 1st Lieutenant: Martin Shaw
- 2nd Lieutenant: William D. Griffin
- 2nd Lieutenant: D. P. McDonald
- Captain: Rowan Johnson
- 1st Lieutenant: John Knight
- 2nd Lieutenant: John T. Allan
- 2nd Lieutenant: David H. Johnson
- Captain: William B. Folks
- 1st Lieutenant: William H. Miller
- 2nd Lieutenant: Thomas Sweat
- 2nd Lieutenant: William G. Stewart
- Captain: Patrick A. McGriff (Later promoted to Major)
- 1st Lieutenant: William J. Bruton
- 2nd Lieutenant: Jacob Blount
- 2nd Lieutenant: Henry Blount
- Captain: William N. Bruce
- 1st Lieutenant: H. M. Granniss
- 2nd Lieutenant: J. T. Harrell
- 2nd Lieutenant: David Humphrey
Would you like to learn more about the 11th Regiment of Georgia Cavalry-State Guards and other Georgia regiments and also help support the cause of Southern Heritage? More information on the history of this regiment is available in:
- "Warriors of the Wiregrass"
a soft-bound, 8-1/2 x 11 publication, consisting 500 pages, covering the history of 14 Regiments Georgia Regiments:
1st Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 4th Cavalry (Clinch), 10th Battalion Infantry, 11th Cavalry-State Guards, 20th Battalion Cavalry, 20th Volunteer Infantry, 29th Volunteer Infantry, 49th Volunteer Infantry, 50th Volunteer Infantry, 54th Volunteer Infantry, 61st Volunteer Infantry, 63rd Volunteer Infantry. 64th Volunteer Infantry, and Coffee County Revengers Local Defense Unit.....plus information on researching Confederate ancestors, obtaining Veterans Administration grave markers for Confederate veterans, SCV Iron Crosses and more.
The author has donated all profits from the sale of this book directly to the Moultrie SCV Camp to support Confederate History and Heritage preservation programs and the continuing fight to save our Southern Heritage. The retail price is $50.00 plus $5.00 shipping. Not a bad price when compared to single abbreviated regimental histories sold by others "up North" at $8-$15 each or cost of $112-$210 if purchased separately and having much less detail! Discounts for current SCV & UDC members (20% off) and for bulk orders, schools, libraries, and teachers. Please contact the camp for discount information.
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© 2003 John Griffin