ACCOUNT OF THE REUNION OF COMPANY A

Wilkes County Georgia

ACCOUNT OF THE REUNION OF COMPANY A, 15TH GVI REGIMENT, JULY 21, 1887
as published in the Washington (GA) Gazette on July 27, 1887

This is an exact transcription of the article, with the exception of the roll being placed into columns for easier research purposes. Items enclosed within brackets [ ] are notes made by the transcriber. A question mark after a character means the character is in question.

THE GREAT RE-UNION
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THE DELHI RANGERS AFTER
TWENTY-TWO YEARS
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One of the Largest Crowds Ever Seen
about here at a Re-Union of
the Old Soldiers
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The re-union of the renowned Delhi Rangers [Company A, 15th Georgia Volunteer Infantry
from Wilkes County, Georgia] at Beulah church, just beyond the Lincoln [County] line on
last Thursday [July 21, 1887], was successful beyond all expectations. The old soldiers and
all present had a most enjoyable day.
The following is the roll:
[NOTE: these names are not in exact alphabetical order]

COMPANY A. 15TH GA REGIMENT

NAME	NOTES
D. B. CADE	1st. Captain
W. B. CADE	1st. Lieut. - died in service
I. A. MCCLENDON	2nd Lieut. and 2nd Captain
W. J. QUINN	3rd Lieut.
Clarke BORING	1st. Sargt - died in service
John L. NORMAN	2nd Sargt. - died in service
I. T?. STRIBLING	3 Sargt.
John W. HENLEY	4 Sargt. - died in service
R. B. CADE	1st Corporal - dead
John L. HOUSE	2nd Corporal - died in service
Wm. HARPER	3d Corporal - Missing
John Sanders CALLAWAY	4th Corporal and 3rd Captain - absent
S. W. GREEN	Musician - absent
W. D. ARMOR	Killed
A. J. ANDREWS	[(Andrew Jackson ANDREWS) b. Abt. 1833 d. Aft.1869, brother to M.L. (Michael Lewis) ANDREWS]
M. L. ANDREWS	[2d Corporal - b 1840 d. July 1915 m. Serena Priscilla HUGULEY Oct. 5, 1865]
Geo. ALMAND	dead
P?. J. AYCOCK
Cla-- ??nor	dead
Geo. M. BRADLEY	killed
Wm. T. BOLTON	Commisary Sargt. And 4th Captain
Wm. M. BOLTON	died in service
Miles J. BOLTON	killed
Joseph M. BONDS	died in service
Wm. A. BUNCH
Edward A. BUNCH
G.[O.?] D. BUNCH
Joseph BRYANT
Joseph R. BOGGS
Geo. H?. BINNS
Isaiah M. BINNS
Mitchell BINNS
Joseph BINNS	died in service
E. G. BINNS
Lee BINNS	died in service
Aaron COHEN	absent
George CHORON	absent
Thomas P. CHAPIN	absent
[name illegible]	[note illegible]
Wm. J. DOWNER	dead
J. E. DOWNER	absent
John M. V. DUNAWAY	died in service
Anderson DENT	died in service
James W. DYE
Wm. [illegible]
Blanton B. FORTSON	dead
Wm. W. FAVOR	absent
Wm. N. FAULIN	dead
E. D. FREEMAN
Micajah A. GILL
Wm. GILL
I. M. GILL
Jas. V. GARRETT
Jas. GELESPIE	missing
Timothy HOLTSCLAW	missing
Abram HYMEN	absent
Henry HYMEN	killed
Noah HINTON
J. T. HINTON	killed
Jesse HINTON	died in service
Leaston HOUSE	killed
W. HIGGINBOTHAM	died in service
Mathew G. JACKSON	absent
John W. JACKSON
James JUNKIN	dead
Thomas JESSE
Jas. H. JOHNSON	deserted
Wm. R. KENDALL	absent
Micajah MAHONEY
William E. MCCLENDON	killed
Felix M. MULLIKIN	killed
Charles R. MOORE	died in service
T. B. MOORE	died in service
A. B. MOORE	died in service
Thomas B. NORMAN	died in service
Isaac W. NORMAN	killed
J. H. NORMAN	dead
Wm. NORMAN	killed
Thomas H. Psalmons	absent
William G. PULLIN
John PULLIN	died in service
Elijah PULLIN	killed
Davis PULLIN	dead
Thomas Z. PRATHER	absent
William J. PARTRIDGE
L. PHARR	died in service
Wm. OWENS	deserted
A. OWENS	died in service
T. E. OWENS	absent
Jefferson OGLESBY	killed
J. S. OGILORE	died in service
W. L. D. QUINN	absent
G. A. RUSSELL	absent
G. B. RHODES	absent
Sim RHODES	absent
Wm. J. SPRATHER	died in service
John STOKES	absent
Johnson M. SPRATLIN	died in service
H. E. SPRATLIN
John D. SHUMATE
John J. SIMMS	absent
James R. SIMMS	died in service
Micajah L. STRIBLING	absent
T. M. STRIBLING	dead
F. W. STRIBLING	died in service
David L. STEVENSON	absent
Noah SCOTT
A. SMITH
J. C. SMITH	absent
John L. SMITH	absent
D. R. SLACK	dead
James H. WILLIS
Wm. WILLIS	killed
Ennis WILLIS	dead
Samuel K. WYNN
Timoth WHEATLY	died in service
Leonard WHEATLY	dead
Ezra WHEATLY	died in service
James W. WOODRUFF	dead
J. PARTRIDGE	dead
Othenel WHEATLEY	died in service
P. K. MAXWELL	absent


COMPANY C.

W.D. HUBBARD
G. W. SNELLINGS
John L. ANDERSON
A. V. CALDWELL
J. H. COSBY
G. W. LOVINGOOD


COMPANY G.

T. D. HAWES	Captain
R. T. CULLERS
W. A. FLANAGAN
F. W. WRIGHT
A. H. HARDY
N. W. STEVENSON
W. T. MURRAY
J. L. DUNAWAY
A. J. STEED
W. S. WARE
Benjamin ELLIOTT
H. GLAZE
T. H. REMSEN


COMPANY I

D. E. CLEVELAND

The speech by Col. Joseph E. STROTHER was a most happy one. Capt. I. A. MCCLENDON also
made some remarks that were very much appreciated.
In the history of this company is the proud record that at the battle of Chickamauga
only three came out of the fight unharmed.
The barbecue was magnificent in proportions as well as otherwise. May the great old
company have many more as happy occasions.

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