Company G, 32nd Georgia Infantry
Company G, 32nd Georgia Infantry Regiment, Colquitt's Brigade, was formed in May 1862 in Emanuel County. Originally this regiment was designated as the 57th Georgia. The 32nd fought at Battery Wagner, Charleston, SC; Olustee, FL, and James Island, SC, before surrendering near Goldsboro, NC, April 26, 1865. Articles on their campaigns on the South Carolina Coast were published in the Southern Historical Papers.
Nathan A. Adams, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; wounded Oulustee, FL, February 1864; at age 34 discharged August 22, 1864 as a paraplegic due to spinal disease. he was born in 1830.
Byrd Adams, enlisted May 1862, private; died in Georgia Hospital, Savannah, GA, August 6, 1862.
John W. Adams, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; died Pocataligo, SC, after June 30, 1864.
George W. Adams, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; died Savannah, GA. (died in Pocataligo, S.C. in 1864 ?)
William Riley Adams, enlisted May 7, 1862, private, deserted 1863 at age 35
P.C.T. Burton, enlisted May 7, 1862, private.
John Beasley, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; wounded Fort Sumter, SC, May 13 - September 16, 1864. (erroneously reported killed); surrendered at Augusta, GA, May 26, 1865.
William A. Beasley, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; was sick in hospital at Augusta, GA at the end of the war.
John Beacham, enlisted May 7, 1862, private.
John C. Blue, enlisted May 7, 1862, private.
John Corsey, enlisted May 7, 1862, second sergeant; originally a private in Company E, 5th Regiment Georgia State Troops, October 12, 1861; died of typhoid fever, Savannah, GA, in 1863.
Malcom Corsey, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; surrendered at Augusta, GA, May 31, 1865.
Warren Corsey, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; surrendered at Augusta, GA, May 31, 1865. He was originally a private in Company E, 5th Regiment, Georgia Sate Troops before transferring on May 7, 1862.
Wiliam Connell, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; died in Georgia Hospital, Savannah, August 30 (?), 1862.
Daniel Davis, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; wounded at Fort Sumter, SC, July 22, 1864; died of wounds in Louisiana General Hospital near James Island, SC, that same day. He had joined Company E, 5th Regiment Georgia State Troops, October 12, 1861.
Stafford Davis, enlisted May &, 1862, private; surrendered at Greensboro, NC, April 26, 1865. He was born January 9, 1840.
Henry W. Davis, enlisted May 7, 1862, private, transferred to 1st Battalion, Georgia Sharpshooters; wounded at Fort Sumter, SC, July 22, 1864; died at General Hospital, July 28, 1864. (May not have been from Montgomery County.)
Thomas G. Gillis, enlisted May 7, 1862;in hospital when he surrendered at Augusta, GA, June 2, 1865.
Andrew J. Gillis, enlisted May 7, 1862, private. (May not have been from Montgomery County)
Norman Gillis, enlisted May 7, 1862, forth sergeant; died in hospital, Savannah, GA, February 1863. (May not have been from Montgomery County.)
Nicholas Hamilton, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; died Savannah, GA.
John B. Mosley, private; died of pneumonia, Savannah, May 9, 1864.
Joseph Phillips, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; at home with scarlet fever when the war ended; born Montgomery County in 1845; died in Soperton July 30, 1916, and buried in Zaidee Cemetery.
A.N. Phillips, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; died Pocataligo, SC.
Daniel Phillips, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; died Pocataligo, SC.
John G. Phillips, enlisted May 7, 1862, private; surrendered Bentonville, NC, April 28, 1865; originally enlisted October 12, 1861 in Company E, 5th Regiment Georgia State Troops. (May not have been from Montgomery County)
John Anthony Phillips, commissioned May 7, 1862, captain of Company G; originally elected captain of Company E, 5th Regiment Georgia State Troops, October 12, 1861; surrendered at Greensboro, NC, April 26, 1865. (May not have been from Montgomery County)
E.D. Phillips, Enlisted October 18, 1862, private; captured Pocotalego, GA (SC), December 6, 1864 at age 32.
Norwood Phillips, enlisted May 7, 1862, private.
Hamilton Story, private.
