Robert Tally volunteered for the 8th South Carolina Infantry Company I on April 13, 1861 for twelve months. He was enlisted by E.T. Stackhouse in Charleston, SC. In January or February of 1862 he was sent home until April 13, 1862 when he joined Company L for two years. He was absent for several weeks during February 1864. He was wounded at Cold Harbor on June 8 and admitted to the Jackson Hospital in Richmond, Virginia until July 21, 1864. He was paroled in Greensboro, North Carolina on May 2, 1865.
According to the Dillon Herald issue in February 13, 1919 the final discharge notice of the Tally Barfield estate was given. This puts his death date prior to 1919. Source: Jo Church Dickerson Survey June 1997 and South Carolina Archives.
Composed by: Christopher H. Daniels, 2016.
Robert Tally volunteered for the 8th South Carolina Infantry Company I on April 13, 1861 for twelve months. He was enlisted by E.T. Stackhouse in Charleston, SC. In January or February of 1862 he was sent home until April 13, 1862 when he joined Company L for two years. He was absent for several weeks during February 1864. He was wounded at Cold Harbor on June 8 and admitted to the Jackson Hospital in Richmond, Virginia until July 21, 1864. He was paroled in Greensboro, North Carolina on May 2, 1865.
According to the Dillon Herald issue in February 13, 1919 the final discharge notice of the Tally Barfield estate was given. This puts his death date prior to 1919. Source: Jo Church Dickerson Survey June 1997 and South Carolina Archives.
Composed by: Christopher H. Daniels, 2016.
Family Members
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Clarisa Barfield
1836 – unknown
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Susan Barfield
1839–1916
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Harlee Barfield
1841–1915
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PVT Henry Barfield
1841–1862
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PVT Marsden B. Barfield
1843–1924
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William Wallace Barfield
1846–1905
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PVT Evander Barfield
1848–1879
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Elmore Barfield
1852–1922
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Caroline Barfield Cook
1855–1924
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Georgiana Barfield Scott
1856–1909
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SGT Thompson Barfield
unknown–1881
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