What were talking about is the south end of Spillman. During the battle of Brandy Station the confederate batteries were on a line on the St. James Church road. When they evacuated they crossest the south end of Spillman. It was the only part that was involved in the "battle".
Bailey J. Butler - Private, Co. A., 136th Illinois Infantry Regiment
Oliver T. Butler - Lieutenant, Shaw's Battalion (Hamilton's Battalion.) Tennessee Cavalry (Confederate)
James B. Butler - Co. D 89th Illinois Inf. - deserted Jan 1863 from the hospital in Louisville, KY
James. H. Butler - deserted on May 3, 1864
William H. Butler - Co. D 89th Illinois Inf. -
William Sargent Butler - Co. D 89th Illinois Inf. - Captured New Hope Church May 27, 1864, Ga. - Died Andersonville, Georgia October 5, 1864,
Newton C. Butler - Co. D 89th Illinois Inf. - Captured New Hope Church May 27, 1864, Ga. - Died Andersonville, Georgia October 10, 1864
Duncan R. Butler - Co. E, 60th Regiment of Illinois Infantry Volunteer's
Welcome M. Butler - Co. K, 13 Illinois Calvary Regiment
Jasper Butler - Battery "C", 2nd Regiment Missouri Light Artillery
Robert M. Carter - Co. F, 46th Illinois Infantry Regiment, 30 Dec 1861-29 Dec 1864
Charles L. Carter - Co. G, 142nd Indiana Infantry Regiment, 4 Oct 1864 -14 Jun 1865
Lennox H. Counts - Company A, 22nd Virginia Cavalry (Bowen's Reg't Va. Mounted Riflemen)
Samuel E. Flyte - Company G, 67th Pennsylvania Vols. Jan 1862 - July 1865
William Wallace West - Co. "C" 18th Texas Calvary, 4th Brigade, Walker's Texas Division - Discharged June 14, 1865,
Charles H. West - Died on September 3, 1862. Buried at the mouth of the Osage River on the Arkansas side,
Isaiah B. West - Battery "H", 2nd Regiment Missouri Light Artillery - Died September 27, 1864. Shot in the head Battle of Pilot Knob',
Welcome Ussery - Company G, 5th Reserves Infantry Regiment Georgia.
William Ussery - Company B, 35th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry
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