Thank you so much. I hail from the Blackman, Jordan fellows. I'm trying to find out if Andrew Jordan died in battle. He appears on the 1860 Barnwell Cty, SC census, then his wife (Susannah) appears on the 1870 Barnwell Cty, SC census living with a son. Have any idea how I could find this info? Sara -------------- Original message from "Edward Harding" <[email protected]>: -------------- > Sara, > > I hope this is some information that might be of some help. > > Edward > > > > South Carolina 14th Regiment, Co. H - Ryan Guards > Mustered at Camp Butler > > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > This company was formed from men who lived in Edgefield County, in the area > which is now Aiken County. The regiment was organized on 9 SEP 1861 and > surrendered at Appomattox Court House, Virginia on 9 APR 1865. > OFFICERS: > > > Croft, Edward, Captain > Holley, M. T., First Lieutenant > Plunkett, O. C., Second Lieutenant > Jordan, William, Third Lieutenant > Courtney, G. M., First Sergeant > Courtney, Brooks, Second Sergeant > Courtney, Fuller, Third Sergeant > Jordan, Fuller, Fourth Sergeant > Steadman, J. E., Fifth Sergeant > Blackman, William, First Corporal > Wade, R. J., Second Corporal > Burckhalter, Andy, Third Corporal > Culler, James, Fourth Corporal > > > ENLISTED MEN: > > > Arnold, John > Bates, G. M. > Benson, Lawrence > Blackman, Henry > Brown, Thomas > Brown, U. T. > Bryant, Isaac > Bryant, J. G. > Bruant, John > Courtney, Jabez > Courtney, Jesse > Courtney, John > Courtney, R. L. > Cook, C. A. > Cook, John > Cotton, William > Cullum, Peter > Cushman, Calvin > Day, Benjamin > Day, James > Day, Peter > Day, Wiley > Eubanks, B. J. > Eubanks, Darling > Eubanks, Edward > Eubanks, Isaac > Eubanks, Jason > Eubanks, Joseph > Eubanks, Julien > Eubanks, Lucius > Eubanks, Luther > Eubanks, Spann > Eubanks, Staten > Eubanks, Walter > Eubanks, W. P. > Ford, Joseph > Ford, Stephen > Franklin, Elbert > Fullmore, Watson > Galloway, James > Galloway, Jesse > Galloway, John > Galloway, Peter > Galloway, Robert > Gardner, John > George, Jesse > Green, William > Heath, Jack > Heath, Jeff > Heath, Joseph > Heath, Stepehn > Howard, Isam > Jordan, Andrew > Jordan, James > Jordan, Lovett > Jordan, Luther > Journegan, John > Journegan, William > Key, David > Key, Jeff > Key, William > Martin, James > Moseley, George > Moseley, Thomas > Muller, Frank > Murphy, Joshua > O'Banion, SAmpson > O'Banion, William > Plunkett, J. T. > Plunkett, Patrick O. > Plunkett, Peter > Plunkett, William B. > Plumkett, William J. > Plunkett, William M. > Rogers, John > Scott, John P. > Sizemore, Powell > Taylor, George > Taylor, Marion > Toole, Harrison > Toole, Jasper > Toole, Manning > Woodward, Furman > Woodward, Lawrence > Wall, Alex. > Wall, James > Wall, Watts > Walker, John > Walker, Withers > Weatherford, James > Whitlock, Martin > > REF: Ninety Years in Aiken County. Toole, Gasper Loren II. Privately published. > No date. No copyright. > > > ==== CIVIL-WAR Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from list mode, email [email protected] > and in the text area of the message, type only the word > unsubscribe >

Sara Civilwardatabase lists a Pvt. Andrew Jordan and a 2nd Lt. Andrew F Jordan serving in co H 14 South Carolina. It does not indicate if they/he survived or not. The two entries could be the same man since normally you mustered in again when you changed rank. You may want to check South Carolina Archives and see if they have information on your man. Mike [email protected] wrote: > Thank you so much. I hail from the Blackman, Jordan fellows. I'm trying to find out if Andrew Jordan died in battle. He appears on the 1860 Barnwell Cty, SC census, then his wife (Susannah) appears on the 1870 Barnwell Cty, SC census living with a son. Have any idea how I could find this info? Sara