- Enlisted as Chaplain, Aug. 31, 1861, age 39
- Occupation: Presbyterian minister
- Known as a ‘fighting chaplain,’ Browne took his place in the line at Chantilly and said “Boys, trust in God and keep your powder dry.”; assisted the wounded, buried the dead, was captured and paroled
- At Antietam, Fredericksburg, 1862; Vicksburg, Knoxville, 1863; resigned, Dec. 28, 1863
- Pennsylvania State Senate, 1866
- President, Westminster College, 1867-70
- Enlisted, Co. C, 1st SC Bn., at Edgefield, SC, Jan. 7, 1861, age 20
- Mustered, Co. D, 14th SC Inf., July 1, 1861
- Fought at Ox Hill, northeast end of cornfield
- Wounded at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863 and wounded at the Wilderness, May 5, 1864
- Surrendered at Appomattox, April 9, 1865
- Post war: Health Inspector, Aiken, SC; died, 1924
- Mustered in, July 19, 1861, age 23
- Occupation: school teacher
- Survived the slaughter in the woods at Chantilly
- 1st Lieut., April, 1863; Captain, October, 1864
- With the regiment to the end and transferred to 36th Infantry
- Enlisted, New Orleans, LA, April 15, 1861
- Promoted to 1st Lieutenant, June 9, 1862
- Survived Stevens’ attack at Ox Hill, 1862
- Lost an eye at Gettysburg, was captured; imprisoned at Johnson’s Island, OH, 1863
- Promoted to Capt., Co. G while in prison, 1864
- Released at Fort Monroe, VA, February, 1865
- Mustered in, June 27, 1861, age 18
- Occupation: clerk
- Fought in the cornfield at Chantilly where every officer and sergeant of the Company H was killed or wounded
- Killed by shell fragment at Petersburg, 1864; reburied, Poplar Grove Nat’l. Cemetery, 1866
- Occupation: farmer, owned 4,000 acres; served in Georgia Senate
- Mustered in, June 11, 1861 at age 48
- As a Captain, led 12th GA at Front Royal and Cedar Mountain; commended for coolness and courage
- As a Captain, led Trimble’s Brigade at Ox Hill; shot in the head and died instantly; buried on the field
- Mustered in, June 4, 1861, age 20
- Promoted 1st Lieut. Nov. 15, 1861
- Fought in cornfield at Chantilly, 1862
- Mustered out, 1863 at N.Y.C.
- Commissioned Major, 80th Regiment, US Colored Troops
- Resigned, March, 1865
- Enlisted, Lincolnton, NC, Aug. 6, 1861, age 27
- Occupation: cotton farmer
- In the Peninsula Campaign, fought at Mechanicsville, Gaines Mill, and Frayser’s Farm, 1862
- With Jackson’s wing, fought at Second Manassas, Ox Hill, Sharpsburg, and Fredericksburg, 1862
- Killed at Chancellorsville while carrying the colors, May 3, 1863; buried on the field