Three soldiers named Jordan served in Company A of the 19th Georgia Regiment per compiled service records:
John W. Jordan
James B. Jordan
S. W. Jordan

John Woodson Jordan of Hart County and his sons James Beryl Jordan and Stephen Woodson Jordan seem to be excellent matches for name and age. The only sticking point is their residence. They would, to my knowledge, be the only soldiers in the regiment from Hart County. All three are buried in Hart County. There appear to be no pension applications by them or their widows.

John Wesley Jordan, brother of James and Stephen, was a member of Company B, 24th Georgia Regiment, a Hart County unit.

Can anyone help me document my speculation?