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Independent Republic Quarterly, 2000, Vol. 34, No. 1 Horry County Historical Society Coastal Carolina University CCU Digital Commons The ndeI pendent Republic Quarterly Horry County Archives Center 2000 Independent Republic Quarterly, 2000, Vol. 34, No. 1 Horry County Historical Society Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.coastal.edu/irq Part of the Civic and Community Engagement Commons, and the History Commons Recommended Citation Horry County Historical Society, "Independent Republic Quarterly, 2000, Vol. 34, No. 1" (2000). The Independent Republic Quarterly. 131. https://digitalcommons.coastal.edu/irq/131 This Journal is brought to you for free and open access by the Horry County Archives Center at CCU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The ndeI pendent Republic Quarterly by an authorized administrator of CCU Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. , The Independent Republic Quarterly II (ISSN 0046-88431) ~ A Journal devoted to encouraging the study of the history of Horry County, S.C., to - . ~reservi ng information and to publishing research, documents, and pictures related to it. J Vol. 34 Winter, 2000 No. 1 CELEBRATING THE TWENTY-SIXTH SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT INFANTRY Published Quarterly By The Horry County Historical Society P. 0. Box 2025 Conway,S.C.29528 Winter 2000 The Independent Republic Quarterly Page2 2000 Officers Horry County Historical Society 606 Main St. Conway, SC 29526 '" Organized 1966 Telephone# 843-488-1966 Internet address: www.hchsonline.org Sylvia Cox Reddick .......................President ·Jeanne L. Sasser ...........................Vice President Cynthia Soles .............................. Secretary John C. Thomas ...........................Treasurer Carlisle Dawsey ............................Director Bonnie Jordan Hucks ..................... Director Susan McMillan ........................... Director ex-officio: Ann Cox Long ............................. Past President Ben Burroughs ............................ Historian Ben Burroughs .............................Executive Director Christopher C. Boyle ..................... Editor, Independent Republic Quarterly Jessica Livingston •.........•..••.....•..•.Assistant Editor, Independent Republic Quarterly Craig Smith .................................Web Master, www.bcbsonline.org The Independent Republic Quarterly (ISSN 0046-88431) is published quarterly (Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall) by the Horry County Historical Society, 606 Main St., Conway, SC 29526. Winter 2000 The Independent Republic Quarterly Page 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS TWENTY-SIXTH SOUTH CAROLINA INFANTRY REGIMENT: BATTLES AND ENGAGEMENTS ...................................................................... PAGE 4 TWENTY-SIXTH SOUTH CAROLINA INFANTRY REGIMENT ........... PAGE 6 AFEWBOYDS OF HORRY ......................................................... PAGE 21 A SHORT HISTORY OF THE MONTGOMERY JACKSON BULLOCK HOME: NOW KNOWN AS THE DR. W. K. ROGERS OFFICE COMPLEX ................... PAGE 24 HERMANL. BOYD ...................................................................PAGE 26 Winter 2000 The Independent Republic Quarterly Page4 Twenty-sixth South Carolina Infantry Regi1nent .. _ _Division Corps l...... ~~~e ..... 11. .. ~~~I;~~ J I.. ~~~-~-~~o~ J I ~:Q;;~~~i:_g ii -- ~r-i~ade ii ii Unit I Organized I ! from the Col. L.M. 9/62 I Charleston Sixth and I I latch i I I I I Ninth I I I 'I i! i 11 Battalions... I I -······-- - . ·- ---·--··-- --·---- -- ··- ·--·- -··-- - --··· - ... ····- I I Move to Col. A.R. Evans' f Lo;·nini'-;i II 5/25/63 I i 1 •...i! 1'-:1-i_~_si ~ ~!~pi _. 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Hoke's Ueaureganl's 5/17-6/1-641 Walker Hundred I Hudson Division Command I I Wounded I I and I! I H Captured ----··-··. ·'I - ··-······· ------ ·- · ... i !col. F.W. i I McMaster ! ; General I SteJJhen i i Elliott ! : Walker's i I :II: Brigade, I/ Hewlett's i i I I i I General I Farm/ Ware i Bermuda j Lt. Col. J.H. I Hok e's Beauregard's 5120164 1 Walke1· i Bottom Hundred : Hudson I Divis ion Command I I i Wounded I I Church i i and _________ I ___ ________ __I ____________ J________________ - -·· .1 _c;:~~~~·~-~d ..... Col. F.W. I McMaster ! Winter 2000 The Independent Republic Quarterly Pages ' i ----,----·- r-·-----·-r--------:-----;---------- ! i Stephen , I I I Elliott takes l Lt. Col. J.H. i Elliott's !Johnson's ! Beauregard's ! 5128164 I 1 1 ! ! command of , H u d son · B nga. d e ' n·1vs1on . ; C ommand I I i ! I Brigade . ! I . .--------- ~-------r--- ------------ i .! El~iott's I ! ! I j i 1 Bngade, 1 i I ' Col. A.D. General !Johnson's ! 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Martin, John, Music. Miller, B.F., Adj. Smith, A.D., Col. Stubbs, H.C., QMsgt. Williams, John, Music Williams, Oliver, Music (Colonels and Commanding Officers) Co.A .. '<·.' Allen, J. COL. A.D. SMITH Bourn, A. Smith was suspended by court martial from January Brown, A. to June of 1864. Smith is remembered by General Brown, E. Johnson Hagood.in his book as being fierce beyond Brown, H.W. belief atThe Battle of the Crater where he fought Brown, L.S., Teamster armed only with a club. Brown, L.T. Bruton, W.H., Cpl. LT. COL. J.H. HUDSON Buck, H. Lee, Capt. Buck, Henry L., Capt. MAJOR C.D. ROWELL Cannon, Dennis Wounded at Petersburg Cannon, Henry L., Capt. Cannon, Dennis MAJOR C.S. LAND Cannon, Henry, Cpl. Cannon, J.M. LT. COLONELS: J.H. HUDSON, S.D.M. BYRD, AD. SMITH Cannon, M. Cannon, William J., Sgt. MAJORS: C.S. LAND. C.D. ROWELL, T.E. DUDLEY Carrell, D.E. Causey, Asa G. Causey, H.L. Cook, C. Cook, James J. Cooper, G. Winter 2000 The Independent Republic Quarterly Pages Cooper, S.B.
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