Born in 1839 in Madison County, GA to Jesse Green Power and Emily Broach Power. Enumerated on the 1850 US Census in Subdivision 56 Madison Georgia page 201a in Household 606 with Jesse 60 M Farmer; Emily 42 F; William 32 M (occupation unreadable); Joseph 12 M; Asa 11 M; Josiah M 10 M; Thomas 9 M; Osborne 6 M.
Enlisted in Company D 16th Georgia Volunteer Infantry Feb 3, 1862 as a new recruit at "Camp." Died at General Hospital no. 1, Danville, Va on April 29, 1863.
The 16th GA Infantry Regiment (also called Sallie Twiggs Regiment) was organized during the summer of 1861. The ten companies were raised in the counties of Columbia, Elbert, Gwinnett, Habersham, Hart, Jackson, Madison, and Walton (although there were members from other counties). Company D was organized at Danielsville, Madison County, GA and was also known as "Danielsville Guard."
Appears on Regimental Return for month of Nov 1862
A. C. Power
Co D 16th Regt Georgia Infantry
Absent enlisted men accounted for: sent Hospital Nov 24, 1862.
Appears on a Register of CSA General Hospital, Danville, Va
A.C. Power
Pvt Co D 16 Regt Ga
Captain Montgomery
Date of Death April 29, 1863
Disease Typhoid Pneumonia
Date of admission to hospital April 22, 1863
Remarks: Effects 2 Purses, 2 Knives
Name appears on a Register of Officers and Soldiers of the Army of the Confederate States who were killed in battle, or who died of wounds or disease.
A. C. Power
Pvt Co D 16 Regt
Where born (blank)
When deceased Apr 29, 1863
Where and from what cause G.H.No 1 Danville, Va
Amount of money left (blank)
Effects sundries
In whose charge R.H. Dalton
Enlisted in Company D 16th Georgia Volunteer Infantry Feb 3, 1862 as a new recruit at "Camp." Died at General Hospital no. 1, Danville, Va on April 29, 1863.
The 16th GA Infantry Regiment (also called Sallie Twiggs Regiment) was organized during the summer of 1861. The ten companies were raised in the counties of Columbia, Elbert, Gwinnett, Habersham, Hart, Jackson, Madison, and Walton (although there were members from other counties). Company D was organized at Danielsville, Madison County, GA and was also known as "Danielsville Guard."
Appears on Regimental Return for month of Nov 1862
A. C. Power
Co D 16th Regt Georgia Infantry
Absent enlisted men accounted for: sent Hospital Nov 24, 1862.
Appears on a Register of CSA General Hospital, Danville, Va
A.C. Power
Pvt Co D 16 Regt Ga
Captain Montgomery
Date of Death April 29, 1863
Disease Typhoid Pneumonia
Date of admission to hospital April 22, 1863
Remarks: Effects 2 Purses, 2 Knives
Name appears on a Register of Officers and Soldiers of the Army of the Confederate States who were killed in battle, or who died of wounds or disease.
A. C. Power
Pvt Co D 16 Regt
Where born (blank)
When deceased Apr 29, 1863
Where and from what cause G.H.No 1 Danville, Va
Amount of money left (blank)
Effects sundries
In whose charge R.H. Dalton
Born in 1839 in Madison County, GA to Jesse Green Power and Emily Broach Power. Enumerated on the 1850 US Census in Subdivision 56 Madison Georgia page 201a in Household 606 with Jesse 60 M Farmer; Emily 42 F; William 32 M (occupation unreadable); Joseph 12 M; Asa 11 M; Josiah M 10 M; Thomas 9 M; Osborne 6 M.
Enlisted in Company D 16th Georgia Volunteer Infantry Feb 3, 1862 as a new recruit at "Camp." Died at General Hospital no. 1, Danville, Va on April 29, 1863.
The 16th GA Infantry Regiment (also called Sallie Twiggs Regiment) was organized during the summer of 1861. The ten companies were raised in the counties of Columbia, Elbert, Gwinnett, Habersham, Hart, Jackson, Madison, and Walton (although there were members from other counties). Company D was organized at Danielsville, Madison County, GA and was also known as "Danielsville Guard."
Appears on Regimental Return for month of Nov 1862
A. C. Power
Co D 16th Regt Georgia Infantry
Absent enlisted men accounted for: sent Hospital Nov 24, 1862.
Appears on a Register of CSA General Hospital, Danville, Va
A.C. Power
Pvt Co D 16 Regt Ga
Captain Montgomery
Date of Death April 29, 1863
Disease Typhoid Pneumonia
Date of admission to hospital April 22, 1863
Remarks: Effects 2 Purses, 2 Knives
Name appears on a Register of Officers and Soldiers of the Army of the Confederate States who were killed in battle, or who died of wounds or disease.
A. C. Power
Pvt Co D 16 Regt
Where born (blank)
When deceased Apr 29, 1863
Where and from what cause G.H.No 1 Danville, Va
Amount of money left (blank)
Effects sundries
In whose charge R.H. Dalton
Enlisted in Company D 16th Georgia Volunteer Infantry Feb 3, 1862 as a new recruit at "Camp." Died at General Hospital no. 1, Danville, Va on April 29, 1863.
The 16th GA Infantry Regiment (also called Sallie Twiggs Regiment) was organized during the summer of 1861. The ten companies were raised in the counties of Columbia, Elbert, Gwinnett, Habersham, Hart, Jackson, Madison, and Walton (although there were members from other counties). Company D was organized at Danielsville, Madison County, GA and was also known as "Danielsville Guard."
Appears on Regimental Return for month of Nov 1862
A. C. Power
Co D 16th Regt Georgia Infantry
Absent enlisted men accounted for: sent Hospital Nov 24, 1862.
Appears on a Register of CSA General Hospital, Danville, Va
A.C. Power
Pvt Co D 16 Regt Ga
Captain Montgomery
Date of Death April 29, 1863
Disease Typhoid Pneumonia
Date of admission to hospital April 22, 1863
Remarks: Effects 2 Purses, 2 Knives
Name appears on a Register of Officers and Soldiers of the Army of the Confederate States who were killed in battle, or who died of wounds or disease.
A. C. Power
Pvt Co D 16 Regt
Where born (blank)
When deceased Apr 29, 1863
Where and from what cause G.H.No 1 Danville, Va
Amount of money left (blank)
Effects sundries
In whose charge R.H. Dalton
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