Civil War - Hancock County

**Hancock County, Ga. CIVIL WAR**
*BIOGRAPHIES* Brigadier-General Marcellus A. Stovall *CEMETERIES* Friends of Hancock Cemeteries (link) Marietta National Cemetery (link) National Cemetery Gravesite Locator (link) Military Marker for Grave of Veteran (link) *FORUMS (links)* Civil War Forum American Civil War Forum Rootsweb Civil War Forum *PENSIONS* Some Online Pensions Records at Georgia Archives: (link) Louisa M. Boyer Mrs. affidavit Buck J. W. A. receipt Christopher W. H. receipt Gray Lula L. Mrs. letter Gray Lula L. Mrs. letter Gray Lula L. Mrs. letter Harper W. J. receipt Harrison Eliza J. Mrs. affidavit Harrison Eliza J. Mrs. letter Hutchings Carrie B. Mrs. letter Lewis W. J. receipt McCook Mary A. C. Mrs. letter McCook Mary A. C. Mrs. letter McCook Mary A. C. Mrs. letter Miller B. H. affidavit Pinkston M. D. Mrs. receipt Yarbrough letter NARA - Georgia Confederate Soldiers and Widow Pension Applications (link)
*REGIMENTS (links)* Index of Georgia Regiments during the War Between the States. Regiments by County. Regimental Index Georgia State Line Georgia State Line Rosters online at Georgia Archives *ROSTERS* 7th Cavalry Battalion, Georgia State Guard, Co. E. Beman Mounted Infantry This regiment was organized with seven companies in the summer of 1863. It was mustered into Confederate service for six months as a local defense unit to serve within the state of Georgia on 4 AUG 1863. It was mustered out in February 1864 7th Battalion, Georgia Cavalry (State Guards) Co. F 6th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company A, Sydney Brown Infantry 15th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company E, Hancock Volunteers 15th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company K, Hancock Confederate Guards 49th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company I, Pierce Guards 59th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company I, Turner Guards Master List of all GEORGIA Rosters ON-LINE NARA Georgia Confederate Military Records Alphabetical Listing of Soldiers Civil War Soldiers and Sailors Search online database. Information includes list of confederate and union soldiers, African American Sailors in the Union Navy, regiments, battles, Fort McHenry confederate prison, Andersonville union prison, Petersburg Cemetery burials, medals and civil war related national parks.
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