William Eggleston of Lexington enl in the 18 Miss at Jackson in Mar 1862. He served with that unit (details not available to me) until he transferred by exchange to A/Hampton legion Mounted Infantry in Nov 64; he is shown as present on the Nov-Dec 64 muster roll, the last one existant; he is not shown on the Appomattox parole lists, nor does CSR show a parole elsewhere (unless he was paroled under the designator 18 MISS). I know that he is buried in the Lexington Municipal Cemetery, born 7 Jul 43, d. 22 Apr 09. I know nothing about his service with the 18 MISS, nor of his background and occupation postwar. I suspect that he transferred because he could provide a mount, and that Moses Pearson, with whom he transferred, could not. He appears to have no connection to South Carolina. Any information appreciated. Info on Pearson to follow.