George Servier Hale

Served in Civil War

May 1 1862

June 14 1865


May 1 1862 = Enlisted - Co. K - 59th Tenn. Mtd. Infantry
Appeared on Company Muster Roll's Thru
April of 1863

May 17 1863= Captured at the retreat from the Big Black River
To Vicksburg, Miss. Held at Camp Morton, Ind.
And sent to Fort Delaware.

June 15 1863= Received at Fort Delaware, Delaware

July 1863= Sent to City Point, Va. for exchange

Sept 26 1863= Transferred to Point Lookout, Md. Paroled and
Transferred

Feb 17 1865= Appeared on Muster Roll at Camp Lee near
Richmond, Va.

Feb 18 1865= Admitted to Receiving and Wayside Hospital in
Richmond for 40 days

June 14 1865= Oath of Allegiance taken at Chattanooga, Tn.

Compiled from Muster Rolls by: Terry M. Bradley - March 15th 1997




George S. Hale (First_Last)
Regiment Name 59 Tennessee Mtd. Infantry. (Cooke's Regiment. 1 (Eakin's)
Batt'n Inf.)
Side Confederate
Company K
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Corporal
Alternate Name
Notes
Film Number M231 roll 18

1. Genealogies by George Hale compiled 1992,
2. Personal Interview with Mary Virginia Hale,
3. 1880 Census of Dykes, Hamblen, Tennessee, FHL Film 1255258; National Archives Film T9-1258; Page 343D
4. 1870 Census Cocke County TN.,

1. St. Paul Presb. Cemetary, Hamblen Co., TN,