Son of Joseph & Nancy (Allgood) Morris.
Brother: Richard Ivey MORRIS
Nephew (son of brother Henry MORRIS): Francis Marion "Frank" MORRIS
One John S. MORRIS enlisted (in and out as a Private) on 04 AUG 1863 for a period of six months in Georgia Militia District #921 (later called Bozeman's District) in Captain B. A. THORNTON's Company ("Muscogee Guards"), Georgia Infantry, C.S.A.
Perhaps the John S. MORRIS who entered and separated as a Private in Co A (under Captain F. W. ACEE), 1st City Battalion, Georgia Infantry (Columbus). The 1st City Battalion Infantry, State Guards - also known as the 1st City Battalion (of Columbus) and Jaques' Battalion of Reserves - appears to have been organized in May 1864 and operated under the command of Major Samuel R. JAQUES, who had been captain of Company A in the 19th Battalion. A number of men in the 1st City Battalion. had previously been in the 19th Battalion.
Henry MORRIS, M. G. MORRIS, and William MORRIS served in Company C and David A. MORRIS in Company F. Henry and William appear on a roster for Company E of the 19th Battalion, and David appears on a roster for Company A of the 19th. The widow of Rev. Richard Ivey MORRIS received a pension in Alabama for his service in Jakes (Jaques') Battalion in Columbus, but his name has not been found in the rosters.
See Susan E. (MORRIS) RUSSELL and Julia F. MORRIS - not all are siblings but are almost certainly cousins, perhaps even double first cousins.
Brother: Richard Ivey MORRIS
Nephew (son of brother Henry MORRIS): Francis Marion "Frank" MORRIS
One John S. MORRIS enlisted (in and out as a Private) on 04 AUG 1863 for a period of six months in Georgia Militia District #921 (later called Bozeman's District) in Captain B. A. THORNTON's Company ("Muscogee Guards"), Georgia Infantry, C.S.A.
Perhaps the John S. MORRIS who entered and separated as a Private in Co A (under Captain F. W. ACEE), 1st City Battalion, Georgia Infantry (Columbus). The 1st City Battalion Infantry, State Guards - also known as the 1st City Battalion (of Columbus) and Jaques' Battalion of Reserves - appears to have been organized in May 1864 and operated under the command of Major Samuel R. JAQUES, who had been captain of Company A in the 19th Battalion. A number of men in the 1st City Battalion. had previously been in the 19th Battalion.
Henry MORRIS, M. G. MORRIS, and William MORRIS served in Company C and David A. MORRIS in Company F. Henry and William appear on a roster for Company E of the 19th Battalion, and David appears on a roster for Company A of the 19th. The widow of Rev. Richard Ivey MORRIS received a pension in Alabama for his service in Jakes (Jaques') Battalion in Columbus, but his name has not been found in the rosters.
See Susan E. (MORRIS) RUSSELL and Julia F. MORRIS - not all are siblings but are almost certainly cousins, perhaps even double first cousins.
Son of Joseph & Nancy (Allgood) Morris.
Brother: Richard Ivey MORRIS
Nephew (son of brother Henry MORRIS): Francis Marion "Frank" MORRIS
One John S. MORRIS enlisted (in and out as a Private) on 04 AUG 1863 for a period of six months in Georgia Militia District #921 (later called Bozeman's District) in Captain B. A. THORNTON's Company ("Muscogee Guards"), Georgia Infantry, C.S.A.
Perhaps the John S. MORRIS who entered and separated as a Private in Co A (under Captain F. W. ACEE), 1st City Battalion, Georgia Infantry (Columbus). The 1st City Battalion Infantry, State Guards - also known as the 1st City Battalion (of Columbus) and Jaques' Battalion of Reserves - appears to have been organized in May 1864 and operated under the command of Major Samuel R. JAQUES, who had been captain of Company A in the 19th Battalion. A number of men in the 1st City Battalion. had previously been in the 19th Battalion.
Henry MORRIS, M. G. MORRIS, and William MORRIS served in Company C and David A. MORRIS in Company F. Henry and William appear on a roster for Company E of the 19th Battalion, and David appears on a roster for Company A of the 19th. The widow of Rev. Richard Ivey MORRIS received a pension in Alabama for his service in Jakes (Jaques') Battalion in Columbus, but his name has not been found in the rosters.
See Susan E. (MORRIS) RUSSELL and Julia F. MORRIS - not all are siblings but are almost certainly cousins, perhaps even double first cousins.
Brother: Richard Ivey MORRIS
Nephew (son of brother Henry MORRIS): Francis Marion "Frank" MORRIS
One John S. MORRIS enlisted (in and out as a Private) on 04 AUG 1863 for a period of six months in Georgia Militia District #921 (later called Bozeman's District) in Captain B. A. THORNTON's Company ("Muscogee Guards"), Georgia Infantry, C.S.A.
Perhaps the John S. MORRIS who entered and separated as a Private in Co A (under Captain F. W. ACEE), 1st City Battalion, Georgia Infantry (Columbus). The 1st City Battalion Infantry, State Guards - also known as the 1st City Battalion (of Columbus) and Jaques' Battalion of Reserves - appears to have been organized in May 1864 and operated under the command of Major Samuel R. JAQUES, who had been captain of Company A in the 19th Battalion. A number of men in the 1st City Battalion. had previously been in the 19th Battalion.
Henry MORRIS, M. G. MORRIS, and William MORRIS served in Company C and David A. MORRIS in Company F. Henry and William appear on a roster for Company E of the 19th Battalion, and David appears on a roster for Company A of the 19th. The widow of Rev. Richard Ivey MORRIS received a pension in Alabama for his service in Jakes (Jaques') Battalion in Columbus, but his name has not been found in the rosters.
See Susan E. (MORRIS) RUSSELL and Julia F. MORRIS - not all are siblings but are almost certainly cousins, perhaps even double first cousins.
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