Hello George, Although I was able to pull his records from micro-film they were exactly like the ones found on fold 3. I can only attribute my gross error to long hours and researching hundreds of soldiers. I do apologize to you and the readers for such an error on my part.

The other soldiers Rains, Faircloth, and Wildmon, that fold 3 did not have, the micro-film records did have. And they did have a complete records of their CMSR's and Federal POW Records.

I had to fall back on ancestry POW Records to confirm John Morris' death at Chase.

Private John MORRIS - Inscription on tombstone #416 reads “JNO. MORRIS CO. H 24 ALA. REG. C.S.A.” He was taken prisoner during the Atlanta Campaign. (May 7 – September 2, 1864) CMSR’s list him taken prisoner during the Atlanta Campaign but no death records at Chase. Federal POW Records located on ancestry (23175) stated: Jno. Morris of Company H 24th Alabama Infantry died of small-pox on November 6, 1864 and was buried in grave number 416 at Camp Chase.