Robert Simsmilitary file on H.J. SimsWed Feb 14 00:30:06 2001 I will transcribe some of the documents I recently retrieved for the benefit of other names and information that might help additional unit history:ConfederateI / 3 Reserves Ala.H.J. Simspvt, { Capt. Dial's Company of Alabama Reservesage 46 yearsappears on Company Muster Roll with the organization named above, August 1, 1864, When ____, 186_.Where GainsvilleBy Lt. KendrickPeriod _____last paid: never paidAbsentAbsent with leaveCopied, J. Underwood (signature)7001 (?number not quite legible0Sims, H,J.Co. I, 3 Alabama Reserves, (Confederate)private, privateCard numbers H4500981 1078 -150218number of medical cards herein- 1 (?illegible), no personal papersAdditional Muster Roll, same organizationfor August 1to Sept 1, 1864Enlisted July 27, Selma, by Maj. Haskellperiod...The Warnever paidAbsent in Hospital,same clerk but less legible, J. UnderwoodRoll of Prisoners of WarH.J. Simms Pvt. Co I, 3 Regt. Ala ReservesDetachment of CSA by Lieut. Gen. R. Taylor, C.S.A.,To Maj. Gen. E.R. S. Canby, USA May_1865 and paroled at Demopolis, Ala., June 5, 1865. Roll dated Demopolis, Ala. , June 8, 1865Roll 4Copyist, G. MurdockSims, H.J.Medical Card numbers 585773Pvt, Co. I, 2 Reg't AlaI / 2 Reserves / Ala. H.J. Sims, Pvt Co I 2nd Regt. Ala. ReservesAppears on a register of Ross Hospital, Mobile, Ala. Complaint... Dysenteria AuctaAdmitted Augt 17, 1864Sent to Gen Hospital August 26, 1864Remarks: SelmaConf. Arch., Chap. 6, file No. 2, page 127Copyist L. Herera (??) 2147Stamp-Record Division War Department, Rebel ArchivesLadies Hospital, Montgomery, Ala, March 3, 1865Duplicate furlough granted for 60 days in case of Pvt. H.J. Simms, Co I, 3 ALa. Regt. Reserves Brigade,Division (blank)Army...ReinforcesMedical Certificate, Montgomery, Ala. Ladies Hospital,March 31, 1865Pvt H.J. Simms Co I ...3 Ala Regiment, Reserves Brigade, having applied for a furlough, the Board of Examiners have carefully examined him, and find that he is unfit for military duty, in consequence of Disablility and Emaciation from chronic diarrhea,From the effects he has suffered 8 months. We further declare our belief that he will not be fit fro duty in a less period than Sixty(60)Days; and as his life and conbalescence will not be endangered ____, in accordance with Paragraph I, Gen'l Orders No. 69, A.&I.G. Office, 1863, we do grant him a Furlough for Sixty Days. Surgeons P.A.C.S. J.W. Waters, L.F. Duncan, and (maybe but mostly illegible) Geo. Hitt. Residence of soldier rubbed but appears to be Intercourse Sumter Co. Ala. Surgeon Gen'l S.H. Moore, CSA Richmond VAH.J. Simms appears on a weekly report Pvt Co I, 3 Regt Ala Res furloughed from Ladies, St. Mary's and Stonewall HospitalsBy Medical Examining Board at Montgomery AL for the week ending April 1, 1865Report date not givenDisease "for diarrhea" Extent of furlough 60 daysRemarks... Granted March 31Copyist illegible, possibly J. TelonReserves Hayes Lowe, Wed Feb 14 08:51 exemptions and exceptions Robert Sims, Tue Feb 20 22:24 Military Law Alan J. Pitts, Wed Feb 14 10:05 Boy regiments Roger Brothers, Wed Feb 14 21:01 Missouri veterans Alan J. Pitts, Thu Feb 15 00:45 Conscription, etc. Hayes Lowe, Wed Feb 14 11:26 Great stuff! Alan J. Pitts, Wed Feb 14 14:45 Cases regarding conscription. Hayes Lowe, Wed Feb 14 15:02 The Confederatea Congressional Act Hayes Lowe, Wed Feb 14 09:00 duplicate or additional records Robert Sims, Mon Feb 19 19:03 reference to 2nd Ala. Reserves Alan J. Pitts, Wed Feb 14 06:37 2nd Ala. Reserves = 63rd Ala. Inf. Reg. Hayes Lowe, Wed Feb 14 06:47 2nd Reserves/63rd Regiment Ben Smith, Wed Mar 28 00:16 Found it on Dr. Jones' page >>> Hayes Lowe, Wed Feb 14 08:37