Thomas James Nix
Husband of MARTHA JANE "SIS" BALLEW
CSA Service: Company I, 23 Regiment/Georgia Infantry. **(Family records show Thomas was
13 when he enlisted.)
T. J. Nix
Regiment Name 23 Georgia Infantry
Side Confederate
Company I
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Film Number M226 roll 45
1886,"TOM" left his family in Union County Georgia and headed for Cripple
Creek, Colorado gold fields near Rye Colorado to "stake his claim"
Tom claimed he did discover gold but his claim was "stolen". His wife,
Margaret, finally made her way to Colorado where she lived to be 99 years of age; she is
buried in Eaton, Colorado.
Husband of MARTHA JANE "SIS" BALLEW
CSA Service: Company I, 23 Regiment/Georgia Infantry. **(Family records show Thomas was
13 when he enlisted.)
T. J. Nix
Regiment Name 23 Georgia Infantry
Side Confederate
Company I
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Film Number M226 roll 45
1886,"TOM" left his family in Union County Georgia and headed for Cripple
Creek, Colorado gold fields near Rye Colorado to "stake his claim"
Tom claimed he did discover gold but his claim was "stolen". His wife,
Margaret, finally made her way to Colorado where she lived to be 99 years of age; she is
buried in Eaton, Colorado.
Thomas James Nix
Husband of MARTHA JANE "SIS" BALLEW
CSA Service: Company I, 23 Regiment/Georgia Infantry. **(Family records show Thomas was
13 when he enlisted.)
T. J. Nix
Regiment Name 23 Georgia Infantry
Side Confederate
Company I
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Film Number M226 roll 45
1886,"TOM" left his family in Union County Georgia and headed for Cripple
Creek, Colorado gold fields near Rye Colorado to "stake his claim"
Tom claimed he did discover gold but his claim was "stolen". His wife,
Margaret, finally made her way to Colorado where she lived to be 99 years of age; she is
buried in Eaton, Colorado.
Husband of MARTHA JANE "SIS" BALLEW
CSA Service: Company I, 23 Regiment/Georgia Infantry. **(Family records show Thomas was
13 when he enlisted.)
T. J. Nix
Regiment Name 23 Georgia Infantry
Side Confederate
Company I
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Film Number M226 roll 45
1886,"TOM" left his family in Union County Georgia and headed for Cripple
Creek, Colorado gold fields near Rye Colorado to "stake his claim"
Tom claimed he did discover gold but his claim was "stolen". His wife,
Margaret, finally made her way to Colorado where she lived to be 99 years of age; she is
buried in Eaton, Colorado.
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