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Bookmark or Share- Holt, Bolling Hall | Biographic Profiles - We Will RememberBolling Hall Holt :CSA1stNat: Born: November 10, 1840 Birthplace: Georgia Father: Hines Holt 1805 – 1865 (Buried: Linwood Cemetery, Columbus, Georgia) Mother: Sarah Ann Charlotte Perry 1820 – 1894 (Buried: Linwood Cemetery, Columbus, Georgia) Education: Attended University of Georgia...
- One of Mississippi's most notorious renegadesSometime in late 1863 or early 1864 six men belonging to Evans' Scouts, Ross' Texas Brigade, commanded by Bob Lee, sent a 16-year-old Negro boy named Holt Collier, a servant of Howell Hines, as a spy to the island. After joining Coe's band and remaining several days, he returned with full information as to the location of the camp, numbers, etc.
- 06/17, June 17th In Civil War History | On This DayJune 17, 1863 - Col. Hines' Confederate Cavalry raid into Indiana, crossing the Ohio River at Rome, IN, moving to Paoli, and retreating. June 17, 1863 - Skirmishes at Catoctin Creek and Point of Rocks, MD, as Gen. Robert E. Lee, CSA, moves into Maryland.
- The "Iron Steamer" SS Pevensey | Naval War - At Sea & Along Inland ...Gunner S. D. Hines has discovered seven Whitworth tompions tied together, bright, and in good condition, which suggests the possibility of that number of guns being under the musket boxes. The prisoners captured ashore were held in Fort Macon, and the one secured on board was transferred there by order of Commander Dove.
- 3rd NC State Troops battle flag from the Battle of Sharpsburg Md with ...· Hines, John W. Private in Company D, wounded · Holmes, Benjamin Private in Company D, wounded and died Dec 28, 1862 from his wounds. · Jernigan, Jesse Rufus Private in Company D, wounded · Kornegay, Luke Private in Company D, wounded · Meares, Edward G. Captain in Company D, killed in action · Mills, Samuel Private in Company D, wounded
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