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Wiley Baxter Pollard Confederate Record

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Wiley was issued and took his Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America. This is his personal copy he had folded and kept in his pocket as he walked home from Virginia to Alabama after his release. It has some of his blood on it from his unhealed wounds.

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This Confederate Enfield rifle was of the type W. B. Pollard would have used. This is not his exact rifle. Image courtesy of Charles Butler, St. Petersburg, Florida.

Individual Records: Click on image to view larger or to download:

Enlistment Fayette, Alabama 41st Alabama Infantry, March 22, 1862	Present at Company B Muster- Fayette, Alabama, June 30 - July 31, 1862	Paid $33 Confederate Dollars for military service, April 18, 1862	Present at Company B muster, November - December 1862
Wiley on list of Killed, Wounded, Missing, Hansons Brigade, Bef Jan 3, 1863	Roll of Prisoners of War, January 5, 1863, Murfreesboro, Tennessee	Listed as Prisoner of War, Captured at Stone River Battle Forwarded to Nashville, TN	Listed as Died, Gun Shot Wound, Jan 8, 1863, Stone River, Murfreesboro, TN
January and February 1863 Absent and in Hospital Murfreesboro, Tennessee	March and April 1863 Absent- Captured, Admttd in Hospital at Murfrees- boro, TN Jan 4 '63	Episcopal Church Hospital, Williamsburg, VA: Furloughed April 18, 1863	May and June 1863, Absent, Wounded
Wiley Severely Wounded in the Leg, Murfreesboro, Tennessee	Wiley at Home on Furlough, Fayette County, AL, July - Oct 1863	Wiley at Home on Furlough, Fayette Co, AL, Nov - Dec 1863	Wiley Issued Clothing, location not stated in file, Sept-Nov 1864
Jan-Feb 1865, Present with Company	Wiley POW, Released City Point, Virginia April 13, 1865	Wiley B Pollard Takes Oath of Allegiance, June 16 1865