J. A. Flowers, Private, Company A, 38th Georgia Infantry
His cards are filed under the name, Jans A. Fowers

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Jans A. Fowers/Flowers, Private, Company A, 38th Regiment Georgia Infantry,* enlisted September 26, 1861 at Camp Kirk by Capt. Bermar for 3 years or during the war, died in camp** in Carolina County, Virginia February 11, 1863, his widow, Caroline G. Flowers filed claim for the settlement of his effects May 15 1863, DeKalb County, Georgia

* This company was successively designated as (Old) Company C and (New) Company A (Murphy Guards). Wright Legion Georgia Volunteers: and Company A, 38th Regiment Georgia Infantry

** Company A muster rolls for Nov/Dec, 1862 and Jan/Feb, 1863 show they were stationed Near Port Royal, Virginia

M266: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Georgia