Georgia State Treasurer for four consecutive years.
Confederate Military Service:
Service Record:
Enlisted as a Captain on 19 September 1861
Promoted to Full Assistant Quartermaster on 19 September 1861
Commission in Company S, 60th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 19 September 1861.
Promoted to Full Quartermaster on 10 January 1863 (Acting Brigade Qtr Master)
Promoted to Full Major on 30 April 1863 (And Qtr Master)
Detailed on 14 February 1865 at Louisiana (Qtr Master, West Louisiana to 03/20/65) .
More Info provided by deegraver:
Speer, Daniel N. Letter, 3 January 1863.Accession 45501. 3 pages..Library of Va.Letter, 3 January 1863, from Daniel N. Speer (1836-1893), Quartermaster's Department of Lawton's Brigade, near Port Royal, Virginia, to his father-in-law Dr. John Fletcher Moreland (1817-1878) in LaGrange, Georgia. Speer writes about the positions of various Confederate troops in the area, his wife's lodgings nearby, stolen Confederate military sacks, the death of Thomas B. Settle (1828-1862) at the Battle of Fredericksburg, the possibility of moving his family to Augusta, Georgia or Columbia, South Carolina, prices of gold and bank notes in Richmond, and he discusses his position as acting brigade quartermaster, items at his disposal, and what types of food and supplies he has recently purchased.
Confederate Military Service:
Service Record:
Enlisted as a Captain on 19 September 1861
Promoted to Full Assistant Quartermaster on 19 September 1861
Commission in Company S, 60th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 19 September 1861.
Promoted to Full Quartermaster on 10 January 1863 (Acting Brigade Qtr Master)
Promoted to Full Major on 30 April 1863 (And Qtr Master)
Detailed on 14 February 1865 at Louisiana (Qtr Master, West Louisiana to 03/20/65) .
More Info provided by deegraver:
Speer, Daniel N. Letter, 3 January 1863.Accession 45501. 3 pages..Library of Va.Letter, 3 January 1863, from Daniel N. Speer (1836-1893), Quartermaster's Department of Lawton's Brigade, near Port Royal, Virginia, to his father-in-law Dr. John Fletcher Moreland (1817-1878) in LaGrange, Georgia. Speer writes about the positions of various Confederate troops in the area, his wife's lodgings nearby, stolen Confederate military sacks, the death of Thomas B. Settle (1828-1862) at the Battle of Fredericksburg, the possibility of moving his family to Augusta, Georgia or Columbia, South Carolina, prices of gold and bank notes in Richmond, and he discusses his position as acting brigade quartermaster, items at his disposal, and what types of food and supplies he has recently purchased.
Georgia State Treasurer for four consecutive years.
Confederate Military Service:
Service Record:
Enlisted as a Captain on 19 September 1861
Promoted to Full Assistant Quartermaster on 19 September 1861
Commission in Company S, 60th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 19 September 1861.
Promoted to Full Quartermaster on 10 January 1863 (Acting Brigade Qtr Master)
Promoted to Full Major on 30 April 1863 (And Qtr Master)
Detailed on 14 February 1865 at Louisiana (Qtr Master, West Louisiana to 03/20/65) .
More Info provided by deegraver:
Speer, Daniel N. Letter, 3 January 1863.Accession 45501. 3 pages..Library of Va.Letter, 3 January 1863, from Daniel N. Speer (1836-1893), Quartermaster's Department of Lawton's Brigade, near Port Royal, Virginia, to his father-in-law Dr. John Fletcher Moreland (1817-1878) in LaGrange, Georgia. Speer writes about the positions of various Confederate troops in the area, his wife's lodgings nearby, stolen Confederate military sacks, the death of Thomas B. Settle (1828-1862) at the Battle of Fredericksburg, the possibility of moving his family to Augusta, Georgia or Columbia, South Carolina, prices of gold and bank notes in Richmond, and he discusses his position as acting brigade quartermaster, items at his disposal, and what types of food and supplies he has recently purchased.
Confederate Military Service:
Service Record:
Enlisted as a Captain on 19 September 1861
Promoted to Full Assistant Quartermaster on 19 September 1861
Commission in Company S, 60th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 19 September 1861.
Promoted to Full Quartermaster on 10 January 1863 (Acting Brigade Qtr Master)
Promoted to Full Major on 30 April 1863 (And Qtr Master)
Detailed on 14 February 1865 at Louisiana (Qtr Master, West Louisiana to 03/20/65) .
More Info provided by deegraver:
Speer, Daniel N. Letter, 3 January 1863.Accession 45501. 3 pages..Library of Va.Letter, 3 January 1863, from Daniel N. Speer (1836-1893), Quartermaster's Department of Lawton's Brigade, near Port Royal, Virginia, to his father-in-law Dr. John Fletcher Moreland (1817-1878) in LaGrange, Georgia. Speer writes about the positions of various Confederate troops in the area, his wife's lodgings nearby, stolen Confederate military sacks, the death of Thomas B. Settle (1828-1862) at the Battle of Fredericksburg, the possibility of moving his family to Augusta, Georgia or Columbia, South Carolina, prices of gold and bank notes in Richmond, and he discusses his position as acting brigade quartermaster, items at his disposal, and what types of food and supplies he has recently purchased.
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