From Study XXIII, Exhibit 11

Sixteen Higgins men served, nine Confederate and seven Union; three 1860 households sent men to both

NameSideUnitNote
James’s household (831)
George W.Confederate29th NC Inf., Co. G
William M.Union3rd NC Mtd. Inf., Co. E
James H.Union3rd NC Mtd. Inf., Co. G
John Jr.’s household (845)
SandersConfederateunit not statedwidow’s pension
GastonUnion3rd NC Mtd. Inf., Co. G
JohnUnion3rd NC Mtd. Inf., Co. Amatch inferred
Massie’s household (834)
David C.Confederate58th NC Inf., Co. Gdeserted 1863
LuciusUnion3rd NC Mtd. Inf., Co. Gdied 1865
Thrower (833) and Erwin (846)
Theodore (Thrower)Confederate58th NC Inf., Co. Gdrummer
James ErvinConfederate58th NC Inf., Co. Gcaptured 1863
Hosea J. (543)
Hosea J.Confederate29th NC Inf., Co. G
Ananias D. (483)
Ananias D.Union8th TN Cav., Co. Dkilled 1864
James P. (Pinckny)Union8th TN Cav., Co. D
Charles (766)
CharlesConfederate58th NC Inf., Co. Gmatch inferred
Not placed
MarionConfederate29th NC Inf., Co. G
J. W.Confederateunit not statedpension

Source. Confederate service abstracts; Union pension index abstracts; 8th Tennessee abstracts; N.C. pension index, Sanders, 1901; J. W. Higgins, 1901.

Method and data

Method. Each man is placed in the 1860 household where a person of the same name and a consistent age appears; the match is an inference.

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