Residence was not listed;
Enlisted as a Private
"I" Co. MS 22nd Infantry
also in Company I were:
John A. Byrne
&
Joseph Byrnes
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A. Byrne, age 35, Private, Capt. W. A. Percy's Company, Bonham's Regiment, Mississippi Vols.* enlisted June 20, 1861 at Greenville, Miss./July 27, 1861 at Iuka, Miss., recorded on April 30, 1862 as absent on sick furlough, recorded on August 31, 1862 as having been dropped from the rolls according to General Order 55
Note: I would suspect this GO pertained to the Conscription Act of April 16, 1862 requiring service of those up to age 35. He was probably released after serving his initial one years of obligated service
* This company was successively designated as Captain Percy's Company, Mississippi Volunteers, and as Captain Percy's Company, and Company I (Swamp Rangers), 22nd Regiment Mississippi Infantry
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John A. Byrne, Private, Capt. William A. Percy's Company (Swamp Rangers), Mississippi Vols., mustered into service March 23, 1861 at Greenville by S. G. French, no further records
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Thomas Byrne, age 18, Private, Capt. William A. Percy's Company (Swamp Rangers), Mississippi Vols., mustered into service March 23, 1861 at Greenville by S. G. French, appointed 5th Sergeant November 16, 1861, absent on sick furlough April 30, 1862 remaining so through August 31 when he was recorded as 2nd Sergeant, discharged June 10, 1863 by reason of wound in the head received in Battle of Shiloh, description: born in Washington, County, Miss., age 21, 5' 10", fair complexion, dark eyes, light hair, a Blacksmith, his name appears on a muster roll of men paroled at Greensboro, N. C. May 1, 1865
Note: I suspect that his name had never been dropped from the rolls and was not with the regiment when it was surrendered at the end of the war
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Joseph Byrnes, Private, Capt. William A. Percy's Company (Swamp Rangers), Mississippi Vols., mustered into service March 23, 1861 at Greenville by S. G. French, no further records
M269: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Mississippi