|
NAME |
RESIDENCE/ ENLIST LOCATION |
UNIT |
IN RANK |
OUT RANK |
ENLIST AGE |
ENLIST DATE |
Synopsis, if available |
|
Boggs, Lewis - (son of Stanford
Boggs of Mary Polly Isley of Philip) |
Orange/
Orange |
1st
Regiment, Co D, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
20 |
2
July 1861 |
|
|
Boggs, Stanford - (son of Mary
Polly Isley of Philip) |
Orange/
Orange |
1st
Regiment, Co D, NC Infantry |
Priv |
|
50 |
3
Mar 1862 |
Died 10 August 1862 of disease in
Richmond VA |
|
Bringle, John Calvin - (husband of Mary "Molly" Boggs
of Jesse of Mary Polly Isley of Philip) |
Rowan/
Mecklenburg |
1st
Regiment, Co D, NC
Engineers Artillery |
|
|
18 |
29
May 1861 |
Wounded on 16 September 1862 at
Sharpsburg, Maryland. Captured on 5 April 1865 and confined to Point Lookout,
Maryland. Released from Point Lookout
on 23 June 1865. |
|
Garrett, Henry William - (probably husband of Mary Ann Isley of
Elias of Jacob of Philip) |
Alamance/
Wake |
1st
Regiment, Co E, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
24 |
15
July 1862 |
Prisoner |
|
Isely, George - (could this be George of Milton of
Martin of Philip) |
|
1st
Regiment, Co E, NC Infantry |
|
|
22 |
15
July 1862 |
Taken prisoner. Reported as
survived the war. George of Milton is said to have died in the Civil War. |
|
Isley, Austin - (son of Christian
of Malachi II) |
Alamance/
Wake |
1st
Regiment, Co E, NC Infantry |
Priv |
|
35 |
15
July 1862 |
Captured at Spotsylvania Court
House, Virginia, on May 12, 1864. He was imprisoned at Point Lookout,
Maryland, transferred to Elmira Prison, New York, transferred to James River,
Virginia, and finally transferred to Fort McHenry, Maryland. |
|
Isley, H. Benjamin - (son of Levi
of Martin of Philip) |
Alamance/
Wake |
1st
Regiment, Co E, NC Infantry |
Priv |
|
33 |
15
July 1862 |
Resided in Alamance County and
enlisted in Wake County at age 33 on July 15, 1862. Present and accounted for
until killed in action at Cedar Creek, Virginia, October 19, 1864. |
|
Isley, Boas - (Kimsey Boaz-son of
Henry of Malachi II) |
|
4th
Battalion, Co B, NC Jr. Reserves |
Priv |
Priv |
|
|
Have also found a reference to a
Boaz Isley who enlisted 24 May 1864 in Company G, 72nd Regiment. Kimsey Boaz
Isley is found in the Arkansas Confederate Pension Index |
|
Payne, Anderson - (probably husband
of Sally Isley of Simpson of Martin of Philip) |
?/ Camp Holmes, Raleigh |
6th
Regiment, Co C, NC Infantry |
Priv |
|
|
1
Nov 1864 |
|
|
Isley, Eli - (possibly son of David
of Malachi II) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
8th
Regiment, Co I, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Corp |
35 |
19
Aug 1863 |
Prisoner |
|
Bryan, Archibald Pleasants - (husband of Margaret Catherine Isley of
Christian of Malachi II) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
15th
Regiment, Co H, NC Infantry |
Priv |
|
20 |
21
May 1861 |
|
|
Isley, Martin V. - (son of Simpson
of Martin of Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
15th
Regiment, Co H, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Sgt |
24 |
21
May 1861 |
Wounded |
|
Steele, Emsley - (son of Emelia
"Milly" Isley of George) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
15th
Regiment, Co H, NC Infantry |
Priv |
|
18 |
21
May 1861 |
Died 1 April 1862, Battle of Lee's
Farm, Virginia |
|
Steele, Shaddy - (son of Emelia
"Milly" Isley of George) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
15th
Regiment, Co H, NC Infantry |
Priv |
|
21 |
21
May 1861 |
Died in 1862; also shown as a
prisoner |
|
Isley, Emanuel - (possibly the son
of Henry of Malachi II) |
?/ Wake |
27th
Regiment, Co E, NC Infantry |
Priv |
|
|
16
Aug 1864 |
He deserted on February 9 1865. He
then returned to duty. He was at Appomattox Court House, Virginia, when
General Lee surrendered on April 9 1865. |
|
Isley, Dennis - (son of William of
George) |
Rockingham/
Rockingham |
45th
Regiment, Co E, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
36 |
27
Feb 1862 |
Prisoner |
|
Isley, Laburn - (son of William of George) |
Rockingham/
Rockingham |
45th
Regiment, Co E, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
35 |
3
Mar 1863 |
Died June 2 1864 at Gettysburg |
|
Isley, Presley - (son of William of George) |
Rockingham/
Rockingham |
45th
Regiment, Co E, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
28 |
27
Feb 1862 |
Prisoner |
|
Isley, Zebedee - (son of William of
George) |
Rockingham/
Rockingham |
45th
Regiment, Co E, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
30 |
27
Feb 1862 |
|
|
Albright, Andrew J. - (son of
Winnie of Martin of Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
1st Lt. |
Capt |
27 |
30
Apr 1862 |
Resided in Alamance County and
enlisted at age 27. Appointed 1st Lieutenant on 30 April 1862. Reported
present on surviving company muster rolls through December 1862. Promoted to
Captain on 16 July 1863. Hospitalized at Richmond, Virginia 28 July 1863,
with intermittent fever. Furloughed on 1 August 1863. Returned to duty in
September-October 1863. Reported present through August 1864. Wounded in the
neck and captured at Fisher's Hill, Virginia, 22 September 1864. Hospitalized
at Winchester, Virginia. Transferred to hospital at Baltimore, Maryland 12
October 1864. Exchanged on 31 October 1864. Reported absent without leave in
November - December 1864. Returned to duty in January-February 1865. Resigned
on 30 March 1865. Reason he resigned not reported. (Succeeded George M.
Albright as Company Commander.) (Previously
served as Captain in the 48th Regiment NC Militia in 1861.) |
|
Albright, Joseph A. - (son of
Winnie of Martin of Philip) |
?/ Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
|
25
Mar 1864 |
Enlisted in Alamance County on
March 26, 1864 for the war. Hospitalized in Charlottesville, Virginia, August
1, 1864, with acute diarrhoea. Furloughed for thirty days on August 25, 1864.
Returned to duty prior to October 19, 1864, when he was killed at Cedar
Creek, Virginia. |
|
Boggs, Henry - (son of Jacob of
Mary Polly Isley of Philip) |
Chatham/
Chatham |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
20 |
2
Apr 1862 |
Born in Chatham County where he resided
as a farmer prior to enlisting in Chatham County at age 20, 2 April 1862.
Reported absent without leave in September 1862-February 1863. Returned to
duty on an unspecified date. Deserted on or about 19 May 1863. Rejoined the
company on 9 February 1864 and was placed under arrest. Returned to duty in
March-April 1864. Wounded at Cedar Creek, Virginia 19 October 1864. Reported
absent wounded or absent sick through February 1865. Paroled at Greensboro on
22 May 1865. |
|
Boggs, Jeremiah -
(husband of Emily Isley of Jacob of Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
37 |
8
Mar 1862 |
Born in Alamance County where he
resided as a farmer prior to enlisting in Alamance County at age 37, March 8,
1862. Reported present in October 1862-February 1863. Deserted on April 28,
1863. Dropped from the rolls of the Company in September-October 1863.
Returned to duty in September-October 1864 and was reported absent, wounded.
Place and date wounded not reported. Returned to duty on unspecified date.
Wounded in the left big toe and captured at Fort Stedman, Virginia, March 25,
1865. Hospitalized at Washington, D. C. March 28, 1865. Transferred to Old
Capitol Prison, Washington, April 17, 1865. Transferred to Elmira, New York
May 11, 1865. Released at Elmira on June 7, 1865 after taking the Oath of
Allegiance. |
|
Boggs, Jesse - (son of Jacob of Mary Polly Isley of Philip) |
Chatham/
Chatham |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
18 |
8
Mar 1863 |
Resided in Chatham County where he
enlisted at age 18 on 8 March 1863 for the war. Deserted on 28 April 1863.
Returned from desertion of 9 February 1864 and was placed under arrest.
Returned to duty in March-April 1864. Reported absent sick in May-August 1864.
Company records indicate that he was captured at Cedar Creek, Virginia 19
October 1864; however, records of the Federal Provost Marshal do not
substantiate that report. Paroled at Greensboro on 22 May 1865. [The
Greensboro Patriot (Weekly) of 3 November 1864, indicates that he was wounded
at Cedar Creek on 19 October 1864.] |
|
Isley, Alvin A. -
(son of Levi of Martin of Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Corp |
22 |
8
Mar 1862 |
Born in Alamance County where he
resided as a farmer prior to enlisting in Alamance County. Mustered in as a
Private. Reported present or accounted for on surviving company muster rolls
through April 1864. Wounded in the mouth at Wilderness or Spotsylvania Court
House, Virginia, April 1864. Returned to duty on or about August 30, 1864.
Promoted to Corporal in January-February 1865. Reported present through
February 1865. Survived the war. |
|
Isley, Dillard Milton - (son of Simpson of Martin of Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Corp |
32 |
8
Oct 1862 |
Resided in Alamance County where he
enlisted at age 32, October 8, 1862, for the war. Mustered in as Private.
Reported present on surviving Company muster rolls through April 1864.
Reported absent wounded in May-October 1864. Place and date wounded not
reported. Returned to duty in November-December 1864. Promoted to Corporal in
January-February 1865. Reported present through February 1865. Captured at
Fort Stedman, Virginia, March 25, 1865. Confined at Point Lookout, Maryland,
March 27, 1865. Released at Point Lookout on June 14, 1865, after taking the
Oath of Allegiance. |
|
Isley, Edwin - (son of Simpson of Martin of Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
23 |
8
May 1862 |
Resided in Alamance County where he
enlisted at age 23, May 8, 1862, for the war. Reported present on surviving
company muster rolls through February 1863. Wounded at Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania, July 1-3, 1863. Returned to duty in November-December 1863.
Reported present through February 1865. Surrendered at Appomattox Court
House, Virginia on April 9, 1865. |
|
Isley, Elias - (son of Joel A. of
Jacob of Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Corp |
22 |
8
Mar 1862 |
Born in Alamance County where he
resided as a farmer prior to enlisting in Alamance County at age 22, March 8,
1862. Mustered in as Private. Reported present on surviving company muster
rolls through October 1863. Promoted to Corporal in November-December 1863.
Company muster rolls dated May-August 1864 indicated that he was a prisoner
of war; however, records of the Federal Provost Marshal do not substantiate
that report. Company muster roll dated September-October 1864 indicates that
he died of wounds. Place and date wounded and place and date of death not
reported. |
|
Isley, George W. - (son of Simpson
of Martin of Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
22 |
5
Mar 1862 |
Born in Guilford County and resided
in Alamance County where he was by occupation a blacksmith prior to enlisting
in Alamance County at age 22, March 5, 1862. Reported present or accounted
for on surviving company muster rolls through August 1864. Wounded at Cedar
Creek, Virginia, October 19, 1864. Reported present through February 1865.
Captured near Petersburg, Virginia, April 2, 1865. Confined at Point Lookout,
Maryland, April 4, 1865. Released at Point Lookout on June 14, 1865, after
taking the Oath of Allegiance. |
|
Isley, George W. - (son of Henry of George) |
Guilford/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
23 |
15
Mar 1862 |
Born in Guilford County and resided
in Alamance County where he was by occupation a farmer prior to enlisting in
Alamance County at age 23, 8 March 1862 as a substitute. Reported present in
September 1862-February 1863. Wounded in the thigh at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania,
1-3 July 1863. Captured at Gettysburg on or about 5 July 1863. Transferred to
hospital at Davids Island, New York Harbor on or about 17 July 1863. Paroled
at Davids Island and transferred to City Point, Virginia, where he was
received on 16 September 1863 for exchange. Reported absent wounded or absent
sick through February 1865. |
|
Isley, Jordan - (son of Daniel of Martin of Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
18 |
20
Mar 1863 |
Enlisted March 20, 1863 at age 18.
Captured at New Market, Virginia on September 24, 1864. After his capture, he
was moved to harpers Ferry, Virginia (now WVA), arriving October 4, 1864. He
was immediately transferred to Point Lookout, Maryland. Shortly after his
arrival at Point Lookout, Jordan "volunteered" to enter Federal
service. He became a "Galvanized Yankee" on October 14, 1864. He
enlisted in Company E., 4th US Volunteer Infantry Regiment. The War ended
April 1865; however, Jordan was still in the "Yankee" army.
May-June 1865: Deserted Steamer Mars,
Mo. river, May 13, 1865. Due US $9.84 for Camp and Garrison Equipage. July 6, 1865: Ft. Sully, Gain from desertion. June and August 1865:
Present in arrest awaiting trial for desertion. Due US $9.84 for C.C.
& G Equipage. Sept and Oct
1865: Present. Due US for C.C. and G.
Equipage $9.84. Released from confinement fand returned to duty per S.O. No.
69 dated Hd Ioc bw Ind Exp Camp No. 53 Fort Sully D.F. Sept 13/65. Nov and Dec 1865: Present June 18, 1866: Muster-out Roll, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. |
|
Isley, Julian - (son of Henry of Malachi II and of Molly
of Jacob of Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
23 |
8
Oct 1862 |
Resided in Alamance County where he
enlisted at age 23, 8 October 1862 for the war. Reported present on surviving
company muster rolls through April 1864. Wounded slightly in the arm at
Wilderness or Spotsylvania Court House, Virginia in May 1864. Returned to
duty prior to 1 September 1864. Hospitalized at Charlottesville, Virginia, 26
September 1864, with a gunshot wound of the left arm. Place and date wounded
not reported (was probably wounded at or near Winchester, Virginia, on or
about 19 September 1864.) Returned to duty in November-December 1864.
Reported present through February 1865. Survived the war. |
|
Isley, Sanford M. - (son of Simpson
of Martin of Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
30 |
5
Mar 1862 |
Born in Guilford County and resided
in Alamance County where he was by occupation a farmer prior to enlisting in
Alamance County at age 30, 5 March 1862. Reported present on surviving
company muster rolls through February 1865. Surrendered at Appomattox Court
House, Virginia, 9 April 1865. |
|
Isley, Willis - (son of Milton of
Martin of Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
18 |
25
Mar 1863 |
Resided in Alamance County where he
enlisted at age 18, 25 March 1863, for the war. Wounded at Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania, 1-3 July 1863. Returned to duty November-December 1863.
Reported present or accounted for through February 1865. Paroled at
Greensboro on 22 May, 1865. |
|
Jobe, James Emsley - (husband of Mary Catherine Isley of Levi
of Martin) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
34 |
9
Apr 1863 |
Resided in Alamance County where he
enlisted at age 34, 9 April 1863, for the war. Reported absent sick in
July-October 1863. Returned to duty in November-December 1863. Reported
present through February 1865. Paroled at Greensboro on 16 May 1865. |
|
Sharpe(e), William Graves (husband of Emily Isley of Christian of
Malachi II) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Corp |
1st Sgt |
30 |
8
Mar 1862 |
Born in Alamance County on 26 April
1831. Resided in Alamance County where he was by occupation a farmer prior to
enlisting in Alamance County at age 30, 8 March 1862. Mustered in as
Corporal. Reported absent sick in September-December 1862. Returned to duty
January-February 1863. Promoted to Sergeant in March-August 1863. Wounded in
the head at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, on or about 4 July 1863. Returned to
duty prior to 1 September 1863. Promoted to 1st Sergeant on 12 November 1863.
Reported present or accounted for on surviving company muster rolls through
February 1865. Captured at Fort Stedman, Virginia, 25 March 1865. Confined at
Point Lookout, Maryland, 27 March 1865. Released at Point Lookout on 20 June
1865, after taking the oath of Allegiance. |
|
Webster, John James - (husband of Eliza Jane Isley of Levi of
Martin of Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
3rd LT |
2nd LT |
28 |
30
Apr 1862 |
Resided in Alamance County and
enlisted at age 28. Elected 3rd Lieutenant on 30 April 1862. Resigned on 11
August 1862. Reason he resigned not reported. |
|
Wells, Solomon - (husband of Elizabeth Isley of Henry of
Malachi II and Molly of Jacob of
Philip) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
53rd
Regiment, Co F, NC Infantry |
Priv |
Priv |
35 |
8
Oct 1862 |
Resided in Alamance County where he
enlisted at age 35, 8 October 1862, for the war. Reported present through
February 1863. Reported absent sick in July-December 1863. Reported absent
without leave from January-February 1864 through February 1865. |
|
Isley, M. - (possibly Martin of Martin of Philip, age is correct [another
web site shows the name as Martin]) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
57th
Regiment, Co I, NC Infantry |
Priv |
|
36 |
8
Mar 1864 |
|
|
Isley, P. - (possibly Philip of
Martin of Philip, age is correct [another web site shows the name as Philip]) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
57th
Regiment, Co I, NC Infantry |
Priv |
|
40 |
8
Mar 1864 |
Wounded on 12 October 1864 |
|
Isley, W. - (possibly Wesley of Henry of George [another web site shows
the name as Wesley]) |
Alamance/
Alamance |
57th
Regiment, Co I, NC Infantry |
Priv |
|
19 |
24
Apr 1864 |
Wounded on 6 Feb 1865 |
|
Boggs, Jehu F - (probably son of
Stanford of Mary Polly Isley of Philip) |
Orange/
Orange |
|
|
|
17 |
20
Apr 1862 |
Wounded |
|
Boggs, Peter - (son of Jesse of Mary Polly Isley of
Philip) |
Rowan/
Rowan |
|
Priv |
Priv |
18 |
19
Mar 1862 |
|