Murphys, Seales, Relatives and Neighbors
Compiled Service Records (Confederate)
Summaries
submitted by: Wilda Murphy
Cornelius H Seale, Pvt , Co C, 17th
Muster Roll Sept-Oct 1862 through Jul-Aug 1863:
enlisted
Appears on Receipt Roll (as C H Seale, Pvt) for pay: occupation: overseer
Dec 1863, 27
days @ rate of pay $2.40, signed C H Seale Rmks:
Feb 1864, 29
days @ rate of pay $3.00 Rmks:
Mar 1864, 31?
days @ rate of pay $3.00, signed his x mark
Rmks:
On Register of POWs at
On Roll of POWs at
E A Seale, Pvt , Co C, 17th
Muster Rolls Sept-Oct and Nov-Dec 1862: enlisted
Muster Roll for Jul-Aug 1863: paid to
Appears on a Receipt Roll for “Commutation of Rations”
from Oct 26 to Nov 14. Rmks:
paid
Appears on Roll of POWs captured by Brig. Gen.
Lucas, Comdg. 3rd Brig. Cav., Military Division West
Henry O Seale, 1st Cpl ,
Co C, 17th
Present on Muster Rolls July-Aug, Sept-Oct, Nov-Dec
1862: enlisted
Present on Muster Roll July-Aug 1863; paid to
Pay Receipt (as Pvt) Jan (or Jun? very blurred)
1864
Sgt. Henry O Seal on Roll of POWs at
On Roll of POWs at Military Prison, Louisville, Ky, received 28 Jul 1864; discharged 30 July to Camp Douglas.
On Roll of POWs forwarded from Military Prison,
On Roll of POWs at
Signature to Oath of Allegiance (no date). Residence: Butler Co., Al; fair complexion, light hair, blue eyes, 5’ 9”; Rmks:
Some other familiar names from Co C, 17th Al Inf.:
Boggs, Isah
Boggus, Henry J; J J
Bolling, John, Jr, Capt.
Carter, A W
Cheatham, D H; W A
Coleman, James A
McCrory, John A
Rhodes, George W, music.; J D
Sims, Julius F; Robert M, Sgt.
Stallings, Archa M; J T; R R
D W (
Regimental Return June 1862: sick in hospital.
Muster Roll July-Aug 1862: enlisted
Muster Roll Nov-Dec 1862 says he enlisted at
Paid bounty of $50 on
Register, Payments on Descriptive Lists:
Period of service: 1 Sep -
Paid
Paid
Paid bounty
(note:
not found in indexes to
James K Seale, Pvt, Co K, 17th Al, Musician
Muster Roll,
Muster Rolls for July-Aug, Sept-Oct, Nov-Dec 1862
and July-Aug 1863: enlisted by Capt Wagner (same date as above). Detailed as musician in Regimental Band
J H Mullins, Pvt, Co F, 18th Al. Inf (note: This might be Josiah’s son JH on the 1860 census.)
Muster Roll for Aug 12 -
Present on Muster Roll Nov - Dec 1861
Present on Muster Roll
Present on Muster Roll Sep-Oct 1862; paid to Aug 31 by Capt McVoy
Present on Muster Roll Nov-Dec 1862; paid to Aug 31 by Capt McVoy
Regimental Return June 1862: Sick Okalona
As Jno H Mullins: receipt for clothing, 2nd Qtr 1864
Register of Paroled Confederate Soldiers for Jun 1865: June 13
Paroled
J M Mullins, Pvt, Co ?, 18th
Al Inf: enlisted
Same Muster Roll entries as for J H Mullins through Nov-Dec 1862.
Present on Hospital Muster Roll for
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Josiah H Mullins, Pvt, Co F, 18th Al. Inf.
Muster Roll for Aug 12 -
Present on Muster Roll Nov - Dec 1861
Present on Muster Roll
Present on Muster Roll Sep-Oct 1862
Present on Muster Roll Nov-Dec 1862
J Mullins, Pvt, Co F, 18th Regt Al. Inf.
Undated list of Confederate wounded in Hospital of First Division, 20th Corps, Army of the Cumberland, at the battle near Resaca, Ga., May 15, 1864. Injured in both legs, gunshot. Mortal. (This entry was with Josiah H Mullins, but there were several J Mullins in Co F of the 18th. )
Confederate Pension Records Microfilm:
Josiah S Mullins Pvt Co A (or F?) Capt. Clay Armstrong's
Pensioner - widow Martha Mullins, signed 'x'
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William D Mullins, Pvt, Co F, 18th Al. Inf:
Muster Roll for Aug 12 -
Present on Muster Roll Nov 30 -
Muster Roll
Killed at
Register of killed and wounded at
Time and place of wound: 6th
Nature of wound: Killed
Remarks: Head
J B Murphy, Pvt, Co D, 18th Regt Al: paid
John Murphy, Pvt, Co F, 18th Regt Al Vols: enlisted
R K Murphy, Pvt, Co F, 18th Al Inf
Muster Roll for Aug 12 -
Muster Roll for Aug 30 -
Present on Muster Roll
Present on Muster Roll Sep-Oct 1862 and Nov – Dec, 1862
Promoted to Corporal
Regimental Return for June 1862: 25 days furlough
since
Register of Claims of Deceased Officers and Soldiers
from
J H Murphy, Pvt, Co D, 18th Al
Register of killed and wounded at
Time and place of wound: 6th
Nature of wound: Head dangerously
See: CH 2-220 ½ page 113 (note: not known what this references)
No Augustus Murphy found in CSR for the
18th
W M Seal, Pvt, Co I, 18th Ala Inf ( also entries as Wm M Seal and William M Seal)
Muster Rolls Sept-Oct, Nov-Dec 1862: enlisted
As William M Seal on Register of Hospital,
As William M Seal on Roll of POWs at
Roll of POWs at Military Prison,
Roll of POWs received at
Signature to an Oath of Allegiance at
J A Seale, Pvt, Co F, 18th
Muster Roll 12 Aug –
Muster Roll 30 Nov –
Muster Roll
Statement of Service Reference Slip,
James T Seale, Co F, 18 Regt Al., not found as called for.
For report on Thomas Seale, see herewith? 3?/16/1?5.
J A Seale, Pvt, Co F, 18 Regt Al. Inf. enl Aug 2, ’61 at Butler Springs
by Capt Armstrong for the war, Dec 31, ’61 to Aug 31, ’62 < illegible
> in which < illegible (home?)> sick
at General Hospital
(on back of that doc?): <- -? - -> not found as per call <2 lines illegible>
Another document, typed
but badly blurred:
Respectfully returned to the
Commissioner of Pensions, State of
The records show, however, that one J A Seales, private of the organization mentioned, enlisted Aug 2, 1861 at Butler Springs and that he died Jan 4, 1862 at General Hospital, place not stated.
Our records also show that one <illegible>
Seale or Seals, private same company and regiment, enlisted
August ? 1862 at
James T Seale, Pvt, Co F, 18th
Receipt for clothing 2nd Qtr 1861.
Register of Floyd House and
Thomas Seale, Pvt, Co F, 18th
Present on Muster Roll Sept-Oct 1862: enlisted
Present on Muster Roll Nov-Dec 1862: last paid
to
Statement of Service Reference Slip:
“Not found on rolls of any
Thomas Seals Co F said orgn. enl.
Mar 10? 1915 Respectfully
returned to the Commander, Camp Jeff Falkner, 1302?, UCV Montgomery, Ala.
The records show that Thomas Seals ( < 1 word
> not found as J T Seals) private Co F 18th Regiment Ala Inf
Confederate States Army, enlisted
William J Watts, Pvt Co F, 18th Al, of
His age was 71 on
His widow Sallie filed application
Wilson Murphy, Jr, 2nd Lt, Co D, Capt. McKee’s Co, 33rd
Al Inf, age 21. Company muster roll dated
Present on Muster Roll for Mch-Apr 1863: last
paid to
Appears on register containing Rosters of Commissioned
Officers, Provisional Army,
Record of 19 Mar 1863 referring to Special Order Nbr 67/21 Adjutant & Inspector General’s Office, Confederate States - - no details.
Order from Quartermaster General’s Office June 22? (sic, incl. question mark) 1863 will pay the account of 2nd Lt Wilson Murphy, Jr for the time his name was dropped from the Roll to his reinstatement under Special Order No. 67, Adj. Insp. Gen’l Office, 19 Mar 1863.
Present on Muster Roll for May and June 1863:
last paid to
Present on Muster Roll for July and Aug 1863:
last paid to
Muster Roll for Sep & Oct 1863 (still 2nd Lt) says enlisted
Muster roll for Nov & Dec 1863: Capt Wilson
Murphey,
paid to
Receipt for clothing
Front and back of a 3-column paper - - illegible.
Front and back of a 4-column Requisition for Stationery,
1 Oct -
Requisition for a tin cup, camp kettle and mess pan signed by Capt Wilson Murphy, Co D, 33rd Al Regt, received at Tunnel Hill, Ga 31 Dec 186-.
Requisition for 19 jackets, 17 pairs pants, 10 cotton shirts, 6 blankets, 13 pairs shoes, 11 pairs drawers at Tunnel Hill, Ga 31 Dec 1863.
Several illegible documents and requisitions through
Jan (or Jun, blurred) 1864: record referring to ‘leave for Capt W Murphey - - no details.
Inspection Report
Peter H Cheatham, Pvt, Co C, 33rd Al Inf: enlisted
Muster Roll for bounty of $50.00,
Muster Roll for Mar-Apr, May-June, July-Aug, Nov-Dec 1863.
Roll of POWs captured by Brig. Gen. Lucas, 3rd
Brigade Cav., Mil. Div. West
Register of St Mary’s Hospital,
James G Cheatham, Pvt, Sgt Dobson’s
Register of Claims of Deceased Officers and Soldiers…
Claim presented by Hon. T H Watts,
also as James S Cheatham (in same envelope), Pvt, Co C, 33rd Al:
Muster Roll for bounty of $50.00,
Muster Roll for Mar-Apr 1863 Rmks: dead at
Register of Claims of Deceased Officers and Soldiers…
Claim presented by widow Susan H Cheatham,
W H Cheatham, Pvt, Co C, 33rd Al Inf: enlisted
Muster Rolls Mar through Aug 1863: absent; Rmks: sent to hospital
Muster Roll Nov-Dec 1863: present.
List of men furloughed from
George H Seale, Pvt, Co H, 33rd Al Inf: age 18, muster-in roll Apr 16-
Muster Rolls for Jan-Feb through Nov-Dec 1863.
Paid by Maj. Walt to
(No more Seal(e)(s)
in the 33rd)
Benjamin F Saucer, Cpl/Sgt, Co D, 33rd Al Inf: Special requisition of Sgt B F Saucer for 1 pair pants $12.00 certified by Capt. W. Murphy 17 Mar 1864.
Muster rolls: Mar through Dec 1863. Enlisted
Admitted
Roll of POWs at
Roll of POWs at Military Prison,
On undated roll of sick POWs at Pt Lookout, Md,
released
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Some other familiar names in Co. D, 33rd Inf:
Ainsworth, B;
Burkett: Caleb, Cpl; H; Jack; Joseph; Levi, Cpl; Phillip, 1st Sgt; T L; Wiley; William;
Fail: Isaac W, William T;
Hilson, A H;
McCrory, J E;
Palmer: A L; M;
Sermon, J R;
Vickery: George W; J D, Sgt; N D
Allen B Seales, Pvt, Co C, 44th Al Inf
Muster Roll 29 Mar-30 June 1862: enlisted
Muster Roll 30 June- 31 Oct 1862: absent, sick
in hospital at
Muster Roll Nov-Dec 1862: present.
Admitted to
(From Muster Roll entry at www.geocities.com/alabamon/CSA/roll.html:
discharged
for substitute, John Miller,
Francis M Seales, Pvt, Co C, 44th Al Inf (almost illegible documents)
Muster Roll 29 Mar -
Muster Roll 30 June - 31 Oct and Nov-Dec 1862:
absent, sick in hospital at
Pay receipt: for
On Report of Sick and Wounded in Receiving and Wayside Hospital of General Hospital No. 9, Richmond, Va for Nov 1862: died Nov -, 1862 of consumption.
Register of Receiving and Wayside Hospital of General
Hospital No. 9,
Register of Claims of Deceased Soldiers… presented
by Mary Seals, widow,
On Register containing a Record of the Property of Deceased Confederate Soldiers: Date of Death 8 Nov 1862
Rmks: paid Col W H Fowler, agent, Mch 15/65.
(From Muster Roll entry at www.geocities.com/alabamon/CSA/roll.html:
died
of disease,
John W Seales, Pvt, Co C, 44th Al Inf
Muster Roll 29 Mar -
Present on Muster Roll
Muster Roll Nov-Dec 1862: absent, sent to hospital
in
Regimental Return for July 1862: Absent Enlisted
Men Accounted for: on sick furlough 6? June Wilcox
Regimental Return for Dec? 1862: sent to hospital < illegible > Dec ?
Appears on Register of
(From Muster Roll entry at www.geocities.com/alabamon/CSA/roll.html:
Transferred to Co K for William
A Powell,
F J Seale (also as Seals), Pvt, Co C & G, Lockhart’s Battalion, Alabama Volunteers:
Muster Roll for May-June 1864. Enlisted
Muster Roll July-Aug 1864 says he enlisted
Roll of POWs of Nurses and Patients of Moore Hospital
of the CSA, commanded by Surg. W. C. Cavanaugh, surrendered at Citronelle,
Alabama…. to Maj. Gen. ERS Canby, USA, 4 May 1865 and paroled at Meridian,
MS 16 May 1865. Residence:
H T Seale, Pvt, Co C (& G?), 62nd
Muster Roll
Muster Roll May-June 1864: Pvt, Co C, Lockhart’s
Battalion, Alabama Volunteers. Says enlisted
Muster Roll July-Aug 1864, Pvt, Co C, 1st Reg’t Al. Reserves. Says “never paid”. Age 17.
Register of
Register of
Roll of POWs received at
James Seals, Pvt, Co E, 62nd
Muster Roll
Request for clothing for James Seales, Pvt, Co E, Lockhart’s Battalion.
A C
Appears on a Report of Confederate prisoners captured
E Seal, Pvt, Co H, 3rd Al. Inf.
Appears on Roll of POWs paroled by Brevt. Brig. Gen. M H Chrysler at
H M Seal, Pvt, Co K, 37th Al Inf.
Appears on Roll of POWs paroled by Brevt. Brig. Gen. M H Chrysler at
J A Seal, 1st Lt, then Capt, Co E, 7th Al Cavalry (indexed as James A Seal, Capt)
Muster Roll June 20 –
Roster of 7th Reg’t Al Cav, Cantey’s
Div… dated Canoe Station,
Register containing Rosters of Commissioned officers…(as 1st Lt) appointed
Register containing Rosters of Commissioned officers…(as 1st Lt) resigned
Various pay vouchers and requisitions
James H Seal, Bulger’s
Register of Claims of Deceased Officers and Soldiers
from
John R Seal, Pvt, Co E, 29th Al. Inf.
Muster Rolls Mar 1 –
Muster Roll - to
Muster Rolls June – August 1863.
Register of Officers and Soldiers Killed or Died
of Wounds or Disease: died
Register of Claims of Deceased Officers and Soldiers
from
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