Jordan Holland, Private, Company H, 22nd Battalion Georgia Heavy Artillery, Reference Envelope, Cards filed with:
Holland, Jordan, Co. B, Cobb Guards, Georgia Infantry.
Companies A and B, Cobb Guards, Georgia Infantry, were temporarily attached to the 22nd Battalion Georgia Heavy Artillery about September 19, 1863
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Jordan Holland, Private, Capt. Cullens' Co., Georgia Infantry,* enlisted August 14, 1863** at Ft. Gaines, Ga. for the war, transferred to Capt. R. A. Tuurnipseed's Company***, September 19, 1863, on extra duty as Co. Cook from Dec. 1863, signed for an issue of clothing, June 21, 1864 with his mark, an 'X', among Gen. Johnston's troops who were paroled at Greensboro, N. C., by General Sherman, May 3, 1865 with the sick unable to march with their commands
* This company was divided Sept. 16, 1863 and formed Companies A and B, Cobb Guards, Georgia Infantry
** Muster Roll of Capt. Francis T. Cullens' Company, Georgia Infantry, temporarily attached to the 1st Battalion Florida Infantry
The Sept./Oct., 1863 muster, held at Thunderbolt, Ga. records the company attached to the 22nd Battalion Georgia Artillery, as Co. H, at the end of the years stationed at Fort Bartow, Ga.
*** Attached to the 1st Florida Battalion
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Jordan S. Holland, 3rd Sergeant, enrolled with Capt. Duke's Company (for local defence), Georgia,* August 1, 1863 at Carrollton for 6 months, last shown present January 28, 1864, no further records
* This company subsequently became Company I, 10th Regiment Cavalary, Georgia State Guards
M266: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Georgia