Records for these soldiers may be procured through the service noted in the Red enclosed box above.

William Franklin Coggin
D M. Coggins killed Spotsylvania CH, Va. 5/22/64
J L. Coggins
R H. Coggins
Enlisted as Privates

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William F. Coggins
Enlisted as a Corporal

"I" Co. SC 13th Infantry

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S E. Coggins
Enlisted as a Private
"C" Co. SC Holcombe Legion Infantry

Sources used by Historical Data Systems, Inc.:
- Index to Compiled Confederate Military Service Records

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David M. Coggins, age 18, Private, Capt. A. K. Smith's Company, Edwards' Regiment South Carolina Volunteers,* enlisted September 3, 1861 in Spartanburg District, S. C., by Capt. Smith for the duration of the war, admitted May 7, 1864 General Hospital, Charlottesville, Va., died of wounds May 22, 1864, gunshot wound, right knee joint with extensive injury amputation at junction inferior & middle third patient sank a few hours after operation [sic], his mother Jane Coggins filed claim for settlement of his accounts July 18, 1864

* This company subsequently became Company I, 13th Regiment South Carolina Infantry

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J. Lewis Coggins, age 20, Private, Company I, 13th Regiment South Carolina Infantry, enlisted September 3, 1861, for the war, died August 11, 1862, his mother Jane Coggins filed claim for settlement of his accounts August 1, 1863

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R. H. Coggins, age 37, Company I, 13th Regiment South Carolina Infantry, enlisted September 4, 1861 for the war, recorded February 28, 1862, present, sick, recommended for discharge on certificate of disability, June 20, 1862, afflication of the kidneys and general debility, description on enlistment, born in Spartanburg, S. C., 5' 10", Farmer, blue eyes, gray eyes

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William F. Coggins, age 43, 3rd Corporal, Company I, 13th Regiment South Carolina Infantry, enlisted September 3, 1861 by Capt. A. K. Smith at Pacolet Depot, Spartanburg District, S. C. for & during the war, recorded February 28, 1862, present, sick, recorded on the Mar/Apr, 1863 muster roll as absent, at home on sick furlough, subsequently reported at hospital, since detailed, present on the end of year muster, recorded August 31, 1864 as present, on extra duty or daily duty, discharged December 26, 1864 as being over age

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William Franklin Coggins, Private, Company I, 13th Regiment South Carolina Infantry, enlisted March 15, 1862 at Spartanburg, S. C. to serve for the war, died June 25, 1862, his mother Jane Coggins filed claim for settlement of his accounts January 14, 1863, description on enlistment, born in Spartanburg, S. C., 26 year old Farmer, 6' 0", fair complexion, dark eyes, dark hair

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S. E. Coggins, Private, Company C. Infantry Regiment, Holcombe Legion, South Carolina Volunteers, enlisted, Conscript, January 1, 1862 at Adams Run/Camp Walsh, by Col. P. F. Stevens for 1 year, on furlough in Spartanburg from June 22 to July 2, 1862, patient at Winder Hospital, Richmond, Va., returned to duty November 19, 1862, no further records

Note: He must have been dropped from the rolls sometime before November 2, 1863, the date of the first Company C muster roll following his last recording on November, 1862 as he does not appear on any further rolls

M267: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of South Carolina