I came across some data on members of the 19th Georgia "Color-Guard":

Color Corporals {from Company "E" 19th Georgia Infantry}

Knight, William -- Private - June 26, 1861. Appointed Color Corporal. Killed at Fredericksburg, Virginia December 13, 1862

Johnson, Benjamin F. -- Private - June 26, 1861. Appointed Color Corporal. Received monthly pay from May 1 to December 31, 1862. No later record

Nixon, John A. -- Private - June 26, 1861. Appointed Color Corporal. Died in Huguenot Springs, Virginia hospital January 15, 1862.
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I also came upon a message on Ancestry.com message Boards; it mentions the capture of the 19th's flag at Fredericksburg{which we all know is incorrect}I have also seen the various historical accounts; digitalized on Google Book search, stating that the flag-bearer was killed; or that the flag was wrestled from the fleeing color-bearer. Even though the accounts stating it was the "19th Georgia" is untrue; i'll post this data for your reading pleasure

Subject: 19th Ga inf
Posted by: Karen House (View posts) Posted: 13 Apr 2001 7:00AM
Classification: Query
Surnames: CHAMBERS, KNIGHT, CART

Company I, 19 Regiment

In 1861 at the age of 58 Captain John T. Chambers
raised a company of men in and around Villa Rica, GA. This was known as Company I, 19th Regiment,Georgia Volunteer Infantry Army of Tennessee, C.S.A. Carroll County, Georgia. Villa Rica Gold Diggers or Gold Diggers

John Thadus Chambers signed up June 22, 1861 being made Captain he earned $300.00 a month at Camp Johnson, VA. Of the 133 men in Company I four were his own sons.

Pvt. William Posey Chambers age 24, elected 2nd Lieut. Surrendered in Greensboro.

5th Sgt. Benjamin D. Chambers age 19, wounded at VA. died at the 4th GA Hospital, Richmond Virginia 1862.

Pvt. Merrill C. Chambers age 17,died near Camp Winder, Richmond, Virginia. May 31, 1862.

2nd Lieut. James L. Chambers, age 20. Resigned after six months and hid in the woods.

The regimental flag was lost in December 1862 at the Battle of Fredericksburg, when Color Corporal William Knight was killed in attempting to retire the flag. Private Jacob Cart of the 7th Pennsylvania Reserves captureed the flag from the dying hands of Knight.

The flag was returned by the U.S. War Department to the State of Georgia in 1905; War Department Capture No. 208.
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