Father: Dr. Richard Anderson [1796-1861]
Mother: Abby Halstead Coble [1790-1851]
1850 - Lived in Baltimore, MD, with parents and younger brother, William] Wallace Anderson
1860 - M.D. degree, Medical College of the State of South Carolina, Charleston, SC (from Statesburg, Sumter Co, SC, before medical school; preceptor: Dr. William Wallace Anderson - an uncle)
04/24/1861 - Father, Richard, died in Stateburg, Sumter Co., SC
04/27/1861 - Mustered into service as Pvt., Capt. A. McWillie's Co. (Camden Rifles), Camden, Madison Co., MS [Occupation: physician; residence (nearest P.O.): Kirkwood, Madison Co., MS]
06/07/1861 - Pvt., Capt. A. McWillie's Co., 18th MS Infantry, Corinth, MS
08/21/1861 - Pvt., Co. G, 18th MS Infantry
09/01/1861 - Detailed as nurse in Hospital
01/01/1862 - Patient, Gen. Hospital, Leesburg, VA
04/30/1862 - On extra duty
06/01/1862 - Detailed in hospital in Richmond, VA
08/00/1862 - On detail in hospital in Richmond, VA
10/00/1862 - Detailed as a Nurse, Gen. Hospital #2, Richmond, VA (received 25 cents/day extra pay for serving as a nurse)
12/00/1862 - Detached at hospital in Richmond, VA
12/22/1862 - "Assistant Surgeon Franklin Anderson is assigned to duty at General Hospital No. 2, in this city, and will report accordingly." [S.O. 299/17]
01/16/1863 - As Asst. Surgeon, transferred from Gen. Hospital No. 2, Richmond, VA, to Boyce's Lt. Artillery, Brig. Gen. N. G. Evans' Brigade, camp near Kinston, NC
02/17/1863 - Reported for duty with Boyce's Battery, Gen. N. G. Evans' command, Wilmington, NC
06/02/1863 - Appointed Asst. Surgeon, Provisional Army of the Confederate States, to rank from 12/19/1862
07/25/1863 - As Asst. Surgeon, Capt. B. A. Jeter's Battery, MacBeth Lt. Artillery, Gen. N. G. Evans' Brigade, [near ?Moultrie] ordered medical and hospital supplies
09/21/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, MacBeth Light Artillery
10/19/1863 - From Sullivan's Island, SC, sent the following letter to Brig Gen. Thomas Jordan's Chief of Staff, "I would respectfully request that a leave of absence for thirty days be granted me. When Vicksburg was surrendered, the army under Genl Johnston retreated from the Big Black, the portion of Mississippi in which I reside fell into the
hands of the enemy. I then moved my family to this state, confidently expecting that I would be able to make arrangements for their remaining here during the continuance of the war. I have failed entirely in making the arrangements I hoped to make and as there are none of the enemy now in their side of Big Black I ask for the above mentioned leave of absence for the purpose of moving them back to Miss. I have never been absent with out leave, and during the thirty months I have been in service have never been absent with leave but twice - once on sick leave for thirty days while I was a private and once for ten days while in the West last Summer. Dr. [Theodore Munson] Shaw of the 22nd S.C. Regt will attend to my sick during my absence. F. Anderson, Asst Surg Jeter's Battery Genl Evans' Brigade"
10/19/1863 - Leave approved by Medical Director Robert Little Brodie and granted by the Asst. Adjutant General [S.O. 213/1 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Beauregard]
12/26/1863 - Leave granted [S.O. 285/2 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Beauregard]
01/30/1864 - Confirmed as Asst. Surgeon from SC by the Confederate States Senate
03/14/1864 - Leave [S.O. 72/1 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Beauregard]
03/16/1864 - Asst. Surgeon, Macbeth Light Artillery, Mount Pleasant, SC
04/05/1864 - "Assistant Surgeon Otho Becker will relieve Assistant Surgeon F. Anderson, now on duty with Jeter's Battery [formerly Boyce's], Evan's [sic - Evans'] brigade. Assistant Surgeon Anderson will when relieved report without delay to Surgeon [N.S.] Crowell, medical director, at Atlanta Ga."
[S.O. 80/7]
04/13/1864 - Paid a Quartermaster, Mt. Pleasant, SC, $50 for a pair of shoes and $600 for a horse (the latter valued as per a document from the Board of Survey)
04/22/1864 - Surgeon N. S. Crowell, Medical Director of General Hospitals, Charleston, SC, in a note to Asst. Adjutant Gen. Giles Black, Charleston, SC, stated "Asst. Surgeon F. Anderson having reported to this office for duty pursuant to the orders of the Secretary of War, I have the honor to recommend that he be assigned to the 1st Louisiana Hospital in this city."
04/23/1864 - Assigned [S.O. 113/6 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Sam Jones]
04/27/1864 - Asst. Surgeon, Jeter's Battery, Mt. Pleasant, SC
07/14/1864 - Signed receipts for commutation of quarters in Charleston, SC, occupied 05/01/1864 to 06/30/1864
08/02/1864 - Leave [S.O. 191/2 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Sam Jones]
09/11/1864 - Reported as Asst. Surgeon, Louisiana Hospital, Charleston, SC
09/20/1864 - Signed a receipt for 4 yards of blue cloth at $20/yd., Charleston, SC
09/00/1864 - Died of yellow fever, 1st Louisiana Hospital, Charleston, SC (buried: Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, SC - Find A Grave #10396410)
Bob Krick and B. Schwab provided input to this biography.
Note: Dr. Franklin Anderson may have been related to Edward H. Anderson, M.D., who was practicing medicine in Madison Co., MS, in 1860. The latter was born in SC in about 1818 and is buried in Madison Co, MS - Find A Grave #22643311).
This biographical sketch is from:
Hambrecht, F.T. & Koste, J.L., Biographical
register of physicians who served the
Confederacy in a medical capacity.
02/20/2015. Unpublished database.
Mother: Abby Halstead Coble [1790-1851]
1850 - Lived in Baltimore, MD, with parents and younger brother, William] Wallace Anderson
1860 - M.D. degree, Medical College of the State of South Carolina, Charleston, SC (from Statesburg, Sumter Co, SC, before medical school; preceptor: Dr. William Wallace Anderson - an uncle)
04/24/1861 - Father, Richard, died in Stateburg, Sumter Co., SC
04/27/1861 - Mustered into service as Pvt., Capt. A. McWillie's Co. (Camden Rifles), Camden, Madison Co., MS [Occupation: physician; residence (nearest P.O.): Kirkwood, Madison Co., MS]
06/07/1861 - Pvt., Capt. A. McWillie's Co., 18th MS Infantry, Corinth, MS
08/21/1861 - Pvt., Co. G, 18th MS Infantry
09/01/1861 - Detailed as nurse in Hospital
01/01/1862 - Patient, Gen. Hospital, Leesburg, VA
04/30/1862 - On extra duty
06/01/1862 - Detailed in hospital in Richmond, VA
08/00/1862 - On detail in hospital in Richmond, VA
10/00/1862 - Detailed as a Nurse, Gen. Hospital #2, Richmond, VA (received 25 cents/day extra pay for serving as a nurse)
12/00/1862 - Detached at hospital in Richmond, VA
12/22/1862 - "Assistant Surgeon Franklin Anderson is assigned to duty at General Hospital No. 2, in this city, and will report accordingly." [S.O. 299/17]
01/16/1863 - As Asst. Surgeon, transferred from Gen. Hospital No. 2, Richmond, VA, to Boyce's Lt. Artillery, Brig. Gen. N. G. Evans' Brigade, camp near Kinston, NC
02/17/1863 - Reported for duty with Boyce's Battery, Gen. N. G. Evans' command, Wilmington, NC
06/02/1863 - Appointed Asst. Surgeon, Provisional Army of the Confederate States, to rank from 12/19/1862
07/25/1863 - As Asst. Surgeon, Capt. B. A. Jeter's Battery, MacBeth Lt. Artillery, Gen. N. G. Evans' Brigade, [near ?Moultrie] ordered medical and hospital supplies
09/21/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, MacBeth Light Artillery
10/19/1863 - From Sullivan's Island, SC, sent the following letter to Brig Gen. Thomas Jordan's Chief of Staff, "I would respectfully request that a leave of absence for thirty days be granted me. When Vicksburg was surrendered, the army under Genl Johnston retreated from the Big Black, the portion of Mississippi in which I reside fell into the
hands of the enemy. I then moved my family to this state, confidently expecting that I would be able to make arrangements for their remaining here during the continuance of the war. I have failed entirely in making the arrangements I hoped to make and as there are none of the enemy now in their side of Big Black I ask for the above mentioned leave of absence for the purpose of moving them back to Miss. I have never been absent with out leave, and during the thirty months I have been in service have never been absent with leave but twice - once on sick leave for thirty days while I was a private and once for ten days while in the West last Summer. Dr. [Theodore Munson] Shaw of the 22nd S.C. Regt will attend to my sick during my absence. F. Anderson, Asst Surg Jeter's Battery Genl Evans' Brigade"
10/19/1863 - Leave approved by Medical Director Robert Little Brodie and granted by the Asst. Adjutant General [S.O. 213/1 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Beauregard]
12/26/1863 - Leave granted [S.O. 285/2 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Beauregard]
01/30/1864 - Confirmed as Asst. Surgeon from SC by the Confederate States Senate
03/14/1864 - Leave [S.O. 72/1 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Beauregard]
03/16/1864 - Asst. Surgeon, Macbeth Light Artillery, Mount Pleasant, SC
04/05/1864 - "Assistant Surgeon Otho Becker will relieve Assistant Surgeon F. Anderson, now on duty with Jeter's Battery [formerly Boyce's], Evan's [sic - Evans'] brigade. Assistant Surgeon Anderson will when relieved report without delay to Surgeon [N.S.] Crowell, medical director, at Atlanta Ga."
[S.O. 80/7]
04/13/1864 - Paid a Quartermaster, Mt. Pleasant, SC, $50 for a pair of shoes and $600 for a horse (the latter valued as per a document from the Board of Survey)
04/22/1864 - Surgeon N. S. Crowell, Medical Director of General Hospitals, Charleston, SC, in a note to Asst. Adjutant Gen. Giles Black, Charleston, SC, stated "Asst. Surgeon F. Anderson having reported to this office for duty pursuant to the orders of the Secretary of War, I have the honor to recommend that he be assigned to the 1st Louisiana Hospital in this city."
04/23/1864 - Assigned [S.O. 113/6 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Sam Jones]
04/27/1864 - Asst. Surgeon, Jeter's Battery, Mt. Pleasant, SC
07/14/1864 - Signed receipts for commutation of quarters in Charleston, SC, occupied 05/01/1864 to 06/30/1864
08/02/1864 - Leave [S.O. 191/2 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Sam Jones]
09/11/1864 - Reported as Asst. Surgeon, Louisiana Hospital, Charleston, SC
09/20/1864 - Signed a receipt for 4 yards of blue cloth at $20/yd., Charleston, SC
09/00/1864 - Died of yellow fever, 1st Louisiana Hospital, Charleston, SC (buried: Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, SC - Find A Grave #10396410)
Bob Krick and B. Schwab provided input to this biography.
Note: Dr. Franklin Anderson may have been related to Edward H. Anderson, M.D., who was practicing medicine in Madison Co., MS, in 1860. The latter was born in SC in about 1818 and is buried in Madison Co, MS - Find A Grave #22643311).
This biographical sketch is from:
Hambrecht, F.T. & Koste, J.L., Biographical
register of physicians who served the
Confederacy in a medical capacity.
02/20/2015. Unpublished database.
Father: Dr. Richard Anderson [1796-1861]
Mother: Abby Halstead Coble [1790-1851]
1850 - Lived in Baltimore, MD, with parents and younger brother, William] Wallace Anderson
1860 - M.D. degree, Medical College of the State of South Carolina, Charleston, SC (from Statesburg, Sumter Co, SC, before medical school; preceptor: Dr. William Wallace Anderson - an uncle)
04/24/1861 - Father, Richard, died in Stateburg, Sumter Co., SC
04/27/1861 - Mustered into service as Pvt., Capt. A. McWillie's Co. (Camden Rifles), Camden, Madison Co., MS [Occupation: physician; residence (nearest P.O.): Kirkwood, Madison Co., MS]
06/07/1861 - Pvt., Capt. A. McWillie's Co., 18th MS Infantry, Corinth, MS
08/21/1861 - Pvt., Co. G, 18th MS Infantry
09/01/1861 - Detailed as nurse in Hospital
01/01/1862 - Patient, Gen. Hospital, Leesburg, VA
04/30/1862 - On extra duty
06/01/1862 - Detailed in hospital in Richmond, VA
08/00/1862 - On detail in hospital in Richmond, VA
10/00/1862 - Detailed as a Nurse, Gen. Hospital #2, Richmond, VA (received 25 cents/day extra pay for serving as a nurse)
12/00/1862 - Detached at hospital in Richmond, VA
12/22/1862 - "Assistant Surgeon Franklin Anderson is assigned to duty at General Hospital No. 2, in this city, and will report accordingly." [S.O. 299/17]
01/16/1863 - As Asst. Surgeon, transferred from Gen. Hospital No. 2, Richmond, VA, to Boyce's Lt. Artillery, Brig. Gen. N. G. Evans' Brigade, camp near Kinston, NC
02/17/1863 - Reported for duty with Boyce's Battery, Gen. N. G. Evans' command, Wilmington, NC
06/02/1863 - Appointed Asst. Surgeon, Provisional Army of the Confederate States, to rank from 12/19/1862
07/25/1863 - As Asst. Surgeon, Capt. B. A. Jeter's Battery, MacBeth Lt. Artillery, Gen. N. G. Evans' Brigade, [near ?Moultrie] ordered medical and hospital supplies
09/21/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, MacBeth Light Artillery
10/19/1863 - From Sullivan's Island, SC, sent the following letter to Brig Gen. Thomas Jordan's Chief of Staff, "I would respectfully request that a leave of absence for thirty days be granted me. When Vicksburg was surrendered, the army under Genl Johnston retreated from the Big Black, the portion of Mississippi in which I reside fell into the
hands of the enemy. I then moved my family to this state, confidently expecting that I would be able to make arrangements for their remaining here during the continuance of the war. I have failed entirely in making the arrangements I hoped to make and as there are none of the enemy now in their side of Big Black I ask for the above mentioned leave of absence for the purpose of moving them back to Miss. I have never been absent with out leave, and during the thirty months I have been in service have never been absent with leave but twice - once on sick leave for thirty days while I was a private and once for ten days while in the West last Summer. Dr. [Theodore Munson] Shaw of the 22nd S.C. Regt will attend to my sick during my absence. F. Anderson, Asst Surg Jeter's Battery Genl Evans' Brigade"
10/19/1863 - Leave approved by Medical Director Robert Little Brodie and granted by the Asst. Adjutant General [S.O. 213/1 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Beauregard]
12/26/1863 - Leave granted [S.O. 285/2 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Beauregard]
01/30/1864 - Confirmed as Asst. Surgeon from SC by the Confederate States Senate
03/14/1864 - Leave [S.O. 72/1 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Beauregard]
03/16/1864 - Asst. Surgeon, Macbeth Light Artillery, Mount Pleasant, SC
04/05/1864 - "Assistant Surgeon Otho Becker will relieve Assistant Surgeon F. Anderson, now on duty with Jeter's Battery [formerly Boyce's], Evan's [sic - Evans'] brigade. Assistant Surgeon Anderson will when relieved report without delay to Surgeon [N.S.] Crowell, medical director, at Atlanta Ga."
[S.O. 80/7]
04/13/1864 - Paid a Quartermaster, Mt. Pleasant, SC, $50 for a pair of shoes and $600 for a horse (the latter valued as per a document from the Board of Survey)
04/22/1864 - Surgeon N. S. Crowell, Medical Director of General Hospitals, Charleston, SC, in a note to Asst. Adjutant Gen. Giles Black, Charleston, SC, stated "Asst. Surgeon F. Anderson having reported to this office for duty pursuant to the orders of the Secretary of War, I have the honor to recommend that he be assigned to the 1st Louisiana Hospital in this city."
04/23/1864 - Assigned [S.O. 113/6 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Sam Jones]
04/27/1864 - Asst. Surgeon, Jeter's Battery, Mt. Pleasant, SC
07/14/1864 - Signed receipts for commutation of quarters in Charleston, SC, occupied 05/01/1864 to 06/30/1864
08/02/1864 - Leave [S.O. 191/2 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Sam Jones]
09/11/1864 - Reported as Asst. Surgeon, Louisiana Hospital, Charleston, SC
09/20/1864 - Signed a receipt for 4 yards of blue cloth at $20/yd., Charleston, SC
09/00/1864 - Died of yellow fever, 1st Louisiana Hospital, Charleston, SC (buried: Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, SC - Find A Grave #10396410)
Bob Krick and B. Schwab provided input to this biography.
Note: Dr. Franklin Anderson may have been related to Edward H. Anderson, M.D., who was practicing medicine in Madison Co., MS, in 1860. The latter was born in SC in about 1818 and is buried in Madison Co, MS - Find A Grave #22643311).
This biographical sketch is from:
Hambrecht, F.T. & Koste, J.L., Biographical
register of physicians who served the
Confederacy in a medical capacity.
02/20/2015. Unpublished database.
Mother: Abby Halstead Coble [1790-1851]
1850 - Lived in Baltimore, MD, with parents and younger brother, William] Wallace Anderson
1860 - M.D. degree, Medical College of the State of South Carolina, Charleston, SC (from Statesburg, Sumter Co, SC, before medical school; preceptor: Dr. William Wallace Anderson - an uncle)
04/24/1861 - Father, Richard, died in Stateburg, Sumter Co., SC
04/27/1861 - Mustered into service as Pvt., Capt. A. McWillie's Co. (Camden Rifles), Camden, Madison Co., MS [Occupation: physician; residence (nearest P.O.): Kirkwood, Madison Co., MS]
06/07/1861 - Pvt., Capt. A. McWillie's Co., 18th MS Infantry, Corinth, MS
08/21/1861 - Pvt., Co. G, 18th MS Infantry
09/01/1861 - Detailed as nurse in Hospital
01/01/1862 - Patient, Gen. Hospital, Leesburg, VA
04/30/1862 - On extra duty
06/01/1862 - Detailed in hospital in Richmond, VA
08/00/1862 - On detail in hospital in Richmond, VA
10/00/1862 - Detailed as a Nurse, Gen. Hospital #2, Richmond, VA (received 25 cents/day extra pay for serving as a nurse)
12/00/1862 - Detached at hospital in Richmond, VA
12/22/1862 - "Assistant Surgeon Franklin Anderson is assigned to duty at General Hospital No. 2, in this city, and will report accordingly." [S.O. 299/17]
01/16/1863 - As Asst. Surgeon, transferred from Gen. Hospital No. 2, Richmond, VA, to Boyce's Lt. Artillery, Brig. Gen. N. G. Evans' Brigade, camp near Kinston, NC
02/17/1863 - Reported for duty with Boyce's Battery, Gen. N. G. Evans' command, Wilmington, NC
06/02/1863 - Appointed Asst. Surgeon, Provisional Army of the Confederate States, to rank from 12/19/1862
07/25/1863 - As Asst. Surgeon, Capt. B. A. Jeter's Battery, MacBeth Lt. Artillery, Gen. N. G. Evans' Brigade, [near ?Moultrie] ordered medical and hospital supplies
09/21/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, MacBeth Light Artillery
10/19/1863 - From Sullivan's Island, SC, sent the following letter to Brig Gen. Thomas Jordan's Chief of Staff, "I would respectfully request that a leave of absence for thirty days be granted me. When Vicksburg was surrendered, the army under Genl Johnston retreated from the Big Black, the portion of Mississippi in which I reside fell into the
hands of the enemy. I then moved my family to this state, confidently expecting that I would be able to make arrangements for their remaining here during the continuance of the war. I have failed entirely in making the arrangements I hoped to make and as there are none of the enemy now in their side of Big Black I ask for the above mentioned leave of absence for the purpose of moving them back to Miss. I have never been absent with out leave, and during the thirty months I have been in service have never been absent with leave but twice - once on sick leave for thirty days while I was a private and once for ten days while in the West last Summer. Dr. [Theodore Munson] Shaw of the 22nd S.C. Regt will attend to my sick during my absence. F. Anderson, Asst Surg Jeter's Battery Genl Evans' Brigade"
10/19/1863 - Leave approved by Medical Director Robert Little Brodie and granted by the Asst. Adjutant General [S.O. 213/1 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Beauregard]
12/26/1863 - Leave granted [S.O. 285/2 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Beauregard]
01/30/1864 - Confirmed as Asst. Surgeon from SC by the Confederate States Senate
03/14/1864 - Leave [S.O. 72/1 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Beauregard]
03/16/1864 - Asst. Surgeon, Macbeth Light Artillery, Mount Pleasant, SC
04/05/1864 - "Assistant Surgeon Otho Becker will relieve Assistant Surgeon F. Anderson, now on duty with Jeter's Battery [formerly Boyce's], Evan's [sic - Evans'] brigade. Assistant Surgeon Anderson will when relieved report without delay to Surgeon [N.S.] Crowell, medical director, at Atlanta Ga."
[S.O. 80/7]
04/13/1864 - Paid a Quartermaster, Mt. Pleasant, SC, $50 for a pair of shoes and $600 for a horse (the latter valued as per a document from the Board of Survey)
04/22/1864 - Surgeon N. S. Crowell, Medical Director of General Hospitals, Charleston, SC, in a note to Asst. Adjutant Gen. Giles Black, Charleston, SC, stated "Asst. Surgeon F. Anderson having reported to this office for duty pursuant to the orders of the Secretary of War, I have the honor to recommend that he be assigned to the 1st Louisiana Hospital in this city."
04/23/1864 - Assigned [S.O. 113/6 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Sam Jones]
04/27/1864 - Asst. Surgeon, Jeter's Battery, Mt. Pleasant, SC
07/14/1864 - Signed receipts for commutation of quarters in Charleston, SC, occupied 05/01/1864 to 06/30/1864
08/02/1864 - Leave [S.O. 191/2 Dept. SC, Ga, Fla - Gen. Sam Jones]
09/11/1864 - Reported as Asst. Surgeon, Louisiana Hospital, Charleston, SC
09/20/1864 - Signed a receipt for 4 yards of blue cloth at $20/yd., Charleston, SC
09/00/1864 - Died of yellow fever, 1st Louisiana Hospital, Charleston, SC (buried: Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, SC - Find A Grave #10396410)
Bob Krick and B. Schwab provided input to this biography.
Note: Dr. Franklin Anderson may have been related to Edward H. Anderson, M.D., who was practicing medicine in Madison Co., MS, in 1860. The latter was born in SC in about 1818 and is buried in Madison Co, MS - Find A Grave #22643311).
This biographical sketch is from:
Hambrecht, F.T. & Koste, J.L., Biographical
register of physicians who served the
Confederacy in a medical capacity.
02/20/2015. Unpublished database.
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