Can anyone tell me something about Hamilton County Florida's Company F, and the 5th Florida Infantry?
My ancestor, Thomas Clark, enlisted at Hamilton County, Florida in 1862. John Frink was listed as Captain of Company F. Is there a history for Company F? Or for 5th Florida Infantry. I have Civil War letters for Thomas Clark that I shared with the Florida State Archives. Is anyone researching Thomas Clark, who md. Martha Ann Law in Hamilton Co. January 21, 1858. Thomas was from Jefferson Co. GA, son of David Clark and Elizabeth (Rivers). He died from wounds suffered in Battle of Sharpsburg 3 weeks after the battle.

His younger brother James Clark, from enlisted in the Jefferson Greys in Jefferson Co. GA and was later appointed 4th Corporal of the Jefferson Greys and on July 20, 1862 was made Color Corporal. The Jefferson Greys became Company I, attached to the 28th Infantry Regiment. The 28th Infantry Regiment, organized at Big Shanty, Georgia, during July and August. Is there a history for Company I or the 28th Infantry Regiment?

James fought in Battle of Olustee in Florida. The last date he was known to be alive was from a letter he wrote his sister-in-law, Martha Ann (Law) Clark that said: Camp of 25th GA, Baldwin, Fla., dated April 1864, and mentioned that he was expecting to leave any hour for somewhere about Charleston or Savannah.
Can anyone tell me something about the 25th GA.

Thanks so much for any information on these companies, and regiments.