C W. Haney enlisted as a Private March 16, 1864 at Bainbridge, Georgia, paroled at Bainbridge, Georgia May 20, 1865
"I" Co. GA 3rd Reserves Infantry (Served as a guard at Andersonville Prison)
Organized: on 5/1/64 Mustered Out: 1/31/65
Sources used by Historical Data Systems, Inc.:
- Index to Compiled Confederate Military Service Records
- Research by Jack Lundquist

Record of Events, Company I, 3rd Georgia Reserves

May 17, 1864, Stationed at Macon, Georgia

May 2 to August 31, 1864, Stationed at Camp Sumter

September & October 1864, Stationed at Camp Lawton

A large proportion of the officers and men in all the reserve regiments and battalions were exempts from the regular Confederate service, many of them having been honorably discharged on account of wounds or failing health; many others were employes in government workshops, and some were State and county officer, while still others were either too old or too young for the regular service.
[Confederate Military History: Derry, J. T.; Georgia, by Clement Anselm Evans, p. 142]