by Margaret Pace Farmer. 1962. 81p

The document contains detailed records of Confederate soldiers from Pike County, Alabama, including those who were wounded, killed, or died in service during various battles. It also lists soldiers from the Sixty-First Alabama Infantry Regiment, Company "A," with specific details of their fates, such as deaths and injuries sustained during their service. Additionally, the document mentions soldiers from the Thirty-Third and Thirty-Fourth Alabama Infantry Regiments, highlighting casualties and resignations among the enlisted men.

Within the document, various names of soldiers from different companies within the regiments are provided, along with their outcomes in battle or after their service. The records offer insights into the sacrifices and contributions made by these individuals during the Civil War. The detailed information includes the names of soldiers who died in service, those who were wounded, and others who resigned from their positions within the regiments. The document serves as a historical record of the brave men who fought for the Confederate cause during this tumultuous period in American history.