CCAPT/LT COL, CO "H", 14TH GEORGIA INFANTRY
07/l7/1861 rec'd certificate from Gov. Henry Wayne appointing him LTC of 11th Militia, State of Georgia; 07/23/1861 mustered in, Lynchburg VA; 08/09/1861, tendered his resignation because of health & inexperience due to extreme youth; 08/09/1861 resignation accepted by Pres. Of CSA;
Co H 14th Georgia Regiment C.S.A. as a Lieutenant Colonel and was one of the youngest Colonels in the Confederate Amry.
Ramsay was Dublin, Ga.'s most beloved man of the late 19th century. After returning to Dublin Ramsay went into the ministry. He spent over 20 years as the pastor of the First Baptist Church. Ramsay also served as the first superintendent of the Laurens County Schools.
07/l7/1861 rec'd certificate from Gov. Henry Wayne appointing him LTC of 11th Militia, State of Georgia; 07/23/1861 mustered in, Lynchburg VA; 08/09/1861, tendered his resignation because of health & inexperience due to extreme youth; 08/09/1861 resignation accepted by Pres. Of CSA;
Co H 14th Georgia Regiment C.S.A. as a Lieutenant Colonel and was one of the youngest Colonels in the Confederate Amry.
Ramsay was Dublin, Ga.'s most beloved man of the late 19th century. After returning to Dublin Ramsay went into the ministry. He spent over 20 years as the pastor of the First Baptist Church. Ramsay also served as the first superintendent of the Laurens County Schools.
CCAPT/LT COL, CO "H", 14TH GEORGIA INFANTRY
07/l7/1861 rec'd certificate from Gov. Henry Wayne appointing him LTC of 11th Militia, State of Georgia; 07/23/1861 mustered in, Lynchburg VA; 08/09/1861, tendered his resignation because of health & inexperience due to extreme youth; 08/09/1861 resignation accepted by Pres. Of CSA;
Co H 14th Georgia Regiment C.S.A. as a Lieutenant Colonel and was one of the youngest Colonels in the Confederate Amry.
Ramsay was Dublin, Ga.'s most beloved man of the late 19th century. After returning to Dublin Ramsay went into the ministry. He spent over 20 years as the pastor of the First Baptist Church. Ramsay also served as the first superintendent of the Laurens County Schools.
07/l7/1861 rec'd certificate from Gov. Henry Wayne appointing him LTC of 11th Militia, State of Georgia; 07/23/1861 mustered in, Lynchburg VA; 08/09/1861, tendered his resignation because of health & inexperience due to extreme youth; 08/09/1861 resignation accepted by Pres. Of CSA;
Co H 14th Georgia Regiment C.S.A. as a Lieutenant Colonel and was one of the youngest Colonels in the Confederate Amry.
Ramsay was Dublin, Ga.'s most beloved man of the late 19th century. After returning to Dublin Ramsay went into the ministry. He spent over 20 years as the pastor of the First Baptist Church. Ramsay also served as the first superintendent of the Laurens County Schools.
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