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EILAND, James Uriah - Fitzpatrick Blues, 2nd Battalion Hilliard's Legion, Company E, subsequently Company B of the 59th Alabama Infantry Regiment. Killed on March 25, 1864 or '65. Pension application filed by Euriah Eiland, widow, witnessed by R. L. Williams and J. R. Vinson. Pension record card Chilton County; Alabama pension number 26277. Burial at the Old Bethel Primitive Church Cemetery in Chilton County.

ENSLEY, J.H. - Governor's Guards, Co.B 8th Alabama Infantry Regt. Died of Disease on January 15, 1862. Burial unknown.

FARLEY, John B. - Co.G 20th Alabama Infantry Regt. Death claim filed on November 15, 1864 by Agnes G. Fox, mother, care of G.W. Benson at Kingston, Ala. Brother of Jasper T. Farley, half-brother of George & Jefferson Fox. Burial unknown. 

FERGERSON, J.A. - John Gill Shorter Artillery, Co. K 1st Alabama Infantry Regt. Killed May 27, 1863, fatally shot while manning a brass rifle at Jackson Road, Port Hudson, Louisiana. Unknown burial at the Port Hudson Battlefield. Probably buried in an unmarked location at the Port Hudson Confederate Cemetery.

FERGUSON, Andrew C. - Co.C 34th Alabama Infantry Regt. Death claim filed on Febuary 8, 1865 by Mary L. Ferguson, widow, at Wetumpka, Ala. 

FORCE, John T. - Co. K 7th Alabama Cavalry Regiment. Enlisted at Autauga County, age 25, P.O. Kingston. Died in hospital, September 12, 1864, Mobile, Alabama. Burial at Confederate Rest, Row 8, Grave 30, Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile, AL. 

FRANK, John, Jr., - John Gill Shorter Artillery, Co. K 1st Alabama Infantry Regt. Killed May 27, 1863, pierced by a Minie ball while manning a brass rifle at Jackson Road, Port Hudson, Louisiana. Burial unknown. Probably buried in an unmarked location at the Port Hudson Confederate Cemetery. 

FRASIER, John - Bolling Hall Rangers, 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment, Company A. Died on May 20, 1864 while POW at Annapolis, Maryland. Buried at the National Cemetery, Annapolis, Maryland, Grave No. 2401.

FRIDAY, Cleburn A. - Co.E 53rd Alabama Partisan Rangers. Co.A 24th Battalion Alabama Cavalry Regt. Died on July 13, 1864 at Oakmulgee Hospital, Macon, GA. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA.

GAY, George W. - Autauga Rifles, Co. G 6th Alabama Infantry Regt. Died in Richmond, Virginia on May 30, 1862 at Winder Hospital. Burial at Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, Virginia.

GIBSON, Marion C. - Bolling Hall Rangers, 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment, Company A. Died on July 20, 1864 while a POW at Rock Island, Illinois. Burial at the Confederate Cemetery, grave 1331, Rock Island, Illinois.

GOLDEN, George W. - Co. K 7th Alabama Cavalry Regiment. Missing following retreat from Nashville, Tennessee, December 1864. Burial at Confederate Circle, Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee.

GOLSAN, Lewis T. - Autauga Rifles, Co. G 6th Alabama Infantry Regt. Killed at Chancellorsville, Virginia on May 21, 1863. Burial unknown.

GOLSAN, Robert G. - Autauga Rifles, Co. G 6th Alabama Infantry Regt. Died on October 24, 1862 from wounds received at South Mountain, Maryland on September 14, 1862. Burial unknown.

GOLSON, J. Hodges - Prattville Dragoons, Co. H 3rd Alabama Cavalry Regt. Killed summer 1863 near Shelbyville, Tennessee. Burial unknown.

GOLSAN, P. Gavin - John Gill Shorter Artillery, Co. K 1st Alabama Infantry Regt. Killed July 28, 1864 at the Battle of Atlanta. Burial unknown.

GOODIN (GOODWIN), James - Fort Donelson Avengers, 35th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, Company D. Enlisted on March 3, 1862 in Winston County, MS. Killed on October 4, 1862 at the Battle of Corinth, MS. Death claim payed by C.S. Treasury Dept. on February 24, 1864 to William H. Goodwin, father, for the sum of $128.10. Burial unknown. Resident of Chestnut Creek in Autauga County, moved with his family to Louisville, Winston County, MS just prior to the beginning of hostilities.

GOODSON, Elias Bainbridge - Memebr of T.L. Faulkner's Cavalry Company, subsequently Company A of Livingston's 8th Alabama Cavalry Regiment. Died July 14, 1864. Burial unknown.

GOODSON, Robert J. - Prattville Dragoons, 7th Alabama Infantry Regiment, Co. I. Died of Disease on August 30, 1861 at Pensacola, Florida. Burial unknown.

GOODWIN, W. T. - Prattville Dragoons, Co. H 3rd Alabama Cavalry Regt. Died of disease April 1862 at Corinth, Mississippi. Burial unknown.

GOSS, Benjamin J. - Wetumpka Light Guard, Co. I 3rd Alabama Infantry Regt., Private. Mortally wounded during the Battle of Malvern Hill, VA on July 1, 1862. Claim filed by James D. Goss, father, care Thomas H. Watts, attorney, Montgomey, Alabama October 10, 1862. Burial unknown.

GRAHAM, Chilian - Autauga Rifles, Co. G 6th Alabama Infantry Regt. Died of disease May 19, 1862 in Richmond Virginia. Burial Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond Virginia. 

GRAVES, John - Oliver's Company, Company K, 58th Alabama Infantry Regt. Died January 20, 1864. Burial at the Cassville, Georgia Confederate Cemetery.

GRAY, Lucious Q. C. - Company K, 53rd Alabama Partisan Rangers. Died at Camp Douglas, Chicago, Illinois on Febuary 2, 1865. Burial at the Chicago City Cemetery (Oak Woods Cemetery), Confederate Mound, Block 2, Grave 147.

GRAY, Pleasant M. - Fitzpatrick Blues, Co. E 2nd Battalion Hilliard's Legion, subsequently Company B 59th Alabama Infantry Regiment. Killed at Drewrey's Bluff on May 16, 1864. Burial unknown.

 

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