Husband to Easter Warren Goins and father to Ada, Charley, Leslie, James M. Hannah A.Goins.
4TH CORP CO C II ALA CAV CSA
He was listed as a private in Company C., Eleventh Alabama Cavalry Regiment April 1, 1863, at Frankford, Alabama in Franklin Co. "for three years or the duration of the war" by Capt Wisdom.
He was paroled at Pond Springs, Alabama in Lawrence County Alabama.
James Monroe Goins was the son of Washington Joshua Goins and Hannah J. Goins.
He was born Sept. 28, 1845, at Calhoun Georgia, in Gordon County, according to the 1907 census of "Confederate Soldiers Living in Alabama."
He appeared in the 1850 census of Hall County as a four-year-old.
He reappeared in the 1860 census of Franklin County at the age of 14.
Monroe Goins was married to Nancy Ramsey on Dec. 29, 1867, according to Colbert County Marriage Book A, License No 73.
Apparently "Monroe Goins" obtained a second license, No 79, two days later and they were married again by a different official.
4th Corp Co C 11 Alabama Cav. CSA
He was listed as a private in Company C., Eleventh Alabama Cavalry Regiment April 1, 1863, Frankford, Alabama in Franklin Co. "for three years or the duration of the war" by Captain Wisdom.
He was paroled at Pond Springs, Alabama in Lawrence County Alabama.
4th Corp Co C 11 Alabama Cav. CSA
In a pension application dated April 22, 1899, he stated that he had received a knee injury and also cited a head injury that he received in the Battle of Selma.
He stated that at Selma, Alabama he was struck on the head by a falling treetop which was cut off by an enemy shell.
He stated that he "can't work in the sun" because of the injury.
He stated that he was 55 and a resident of Colbert County, Alabama.
He showed that he owned "2 hogs and sheep and goats valued at $1.50 and a household and kitchen furniture valued at $ 25.00; totaling $26.50.
Census of Enumeration of Confederate Soldiers Residing in Alabama in 1907
Number 38- was James Monroe Goins
Born Sept 28, 1845, in the state of Georgia, he entered the service as a private Sept 1863.
11th Alabama Calvary 1863-1865 paroled at Pond Springs Lawrence Co. Al.1865.
On Saturday, April 17, 1993, the Daughter of the Confederacy under James W. Stewart Chapter #2479 dedicated a marker for James Munro Goins at Crooked Oak Cemetery, Franklin Co. Alabama.
1861-1885.
Census of Enumeration of Confederate Soldiers Residing in Alabama 1907
38
Full name James Munroe Goins Present Post Office address: Tuscumbia on Sept 28, 1845, at Alabama in the Co. of Hall state of Georgia first entered the service as private on Sept ------fort in the 11th Alabama Calvary co 1865 was paroled at Pond Springs Lawrence Co Al.
not very readable
310
Goins James Co E 18 (Newsoms)Tennessee Cavalry Corporal card # 48466429 Goins James
Forrest Regiment Alabama Cavalry Confederate
Corporal Newsoms Tennessee Cavalry.
James Goins Forrest Regiment Alabama Cavalry Confederate Corporal card # 47894174
Number of medical cards 0
Number of personal papers herein 0
Confederate Forrest reg 't cavalry Alabama
James Goins appears on Company Muster Roll
of the organization named above for Dec 31, 1863, to April 30, 1864
enlisted when April 1, 1863, where Franklin Co Alabama
by whom cannot read
at what time Jan 1864
absent
remarks sick
Goins, James
Forrest Regiment Alabama cavalry Confederate
Corporal card # 47894174
18th Newsom Tennessee Cavalry.
July 2, 1952
Mrs. John W Curry Tuscumbia, AL
The records show that James Goins a corporal of Forrest's Regiment Alabama Cavalry which became Company K, 18th Regiment (Newsom's) Tennessee Cavalry, Confederate States Army, enlisted April 1863 in Franklin Co. Alabama. The Muster roll of the last name company for 31 December 1863 to April 1863 latest on file shows him absent, sick.
No later record of him has been found.
This collection of records is by no means complete and failure to find the entire record of Confederate military service does not serve at some period not covered by the record.
WM K Bergen Major General USA The adjutant General
According to Colbert County marriage records, James Munro Goins married an AE Moore on July 30, 1874. This was his second marriage. According to family legend, AE Moore Goins drown in a flood in Texas.
Quoted by my grandmother 2002:
AE Moore moved to Mobile, Alabama when her daughter, Ada was about 3 years old.
She divorced Monroe Goins and went to Texas. She married a wealthy man there and drowned in the flood in 1900. Galveston, Texas
4TH CORP CO C II ALA CAV CSA
He was listed as a private in Company C., Eleventh Alabama Cavalry Regiment April 1, 1863, at Frankford, Alabama in Franklin Co. "for three years or the duration of the war" by Capt Wisdom.
He was paroled at Pond Springs, Alabama in Lawrence County Alabama.
James Monroe Goins was the son of Washington Joshua Goins and Hannah J. Goins.
He was born Sept. 28, 1845, at Calhoun Georgia, in Gordon County, according to the 1907 census of "Confederate Soldiers Living in Alabama."
He appeared in the 1850 census of Hall County as a four-year-old.
He reappeared in the 1860 census of Franklin County at the age of 14.
Monroe Goins was married to Nancy Ramsey on Dec. 29, 1867, according to Colbert County Marriage Book A, License No 73.
Apparently "Monroe Goins" obtained a second license, No 79, two days later and they were married again by a different official.
4th Corp Co C 11 Alabama Cav. CSA
He was listed as a private in Company C., Eleventh Alabama Cavalry Regiment April 1, 1863, Frankford, Alabama in Franklin Co. "for three years or the duration of the war" by Captain Wisdom.
He was paroled at Pond Springs, Alabama in Lawrence County Alabama.
4th Corp Co C 11 Alabama Cav. CSA
In a pension application dated April 22, 1899, he stated that he had received a knee injury and also cited a head injury that he received in the Battle of Selma.
He stated that at Selma, Alabama he was struck on the head by a falling treetop which was cut off by an enemy shell.
He stated that he "can't work in the sun" because of the injury.
He stated that he was 55 and a resident of Colbert County, Alabama.
He showed that he owned "2 hogs and sheep and goats valued at $1.50 and a household and kitchen furniture valued at $ 25.00; totaling $26.50.
Census of Enumeration of Confederate Soldiers Residing in Alabama in 1907
Number 38- was James Monroe Goins
Born Sept 28, 1845, in the state of Georgia, he entered the service as a private Sept 1863.
11th Alabama Calvary 1863-1865 paroled at Pond Springs Lawrence Co. Al.1865.
On Saturday, April 17, 1993, the Daughter of the Confederacy under James W. Stewart Chapter #2479 dedicated a marker for James Munro Goins at Crooked Oak Cemetery, Franklin Co. Alabama.
1861-1885.
Census of Enumeration of Confederate Soldiers Residing in Alabama 1907
38
Full name James Munroe Goins Present Post Office address: Tuscumbia on Sept 28, 1845, at Alabama in the Co. of Hall state of Georgia first entered the service as private on Sept ------fort in the 11th Alabama Calvary co 1865 was paroled at Pond Springs Lawrence Co Al.
not very readable
310
Goins James Co E 18 (Newsoms)Tennessee Cavalry Corporal card # 48466429 Goins James
Forrest Regiment Alabama Cavalry Confederate
Corporal Newsoms Tennessee Cavalry.
James Goins Forrest Regiment Alabama Cavalry Confederate Corporal card # 47894174
Number of medical cards 0
Number of personal papers herein 0
Confederate Forrest reg 't cavalry Alabama
James Goins appears on Company Muster Roll
of the organization named above for Dec 31, 1863, to April 30, 1864
enlisted when April 1, 1863, where Franklin Co Alabama
by whom cannot read
at what time Jan 1864
absent
remarks sick
Goins, James
Forrest Regiment Alabama cavalry Confederate
Corporal card # 47894174
18th Newsom Tennessee Cavalry.
July 2, 1952
Mrs. John W Curry Tuscumbia, AL
The records show that James Goins a corporal of Forrest's Regiment Alabama Cavalry which became Company K, 18th Regiment (Newsom's) Tennessee Cavalry, Confederate States Army, enlisted April 1863 in Franklin Co. Alabama. The Muster roll of the last name company for 31 December 1863 to April 1863 latest on file shows him absent, sick.
No later record of him has been found.
This collection of records is by no means complete and failure to find the entire record of Confederate military service does not serve at some period not covered by the record.
WM K Bergen Major General USA The adjutant General
According to Colbert County marriage records, James Munro Goins married an AE Moore on July 30, 1874. This was his second marriage. According to family legend, AE Moore Goins drown in a flood in Texas.
Quoted by my grandmother 2002:
AE Moore moved to Mobile, Alabama when her daughter, Ada was about 3 years old.
She divorced Monroe Goins and went to Texas. She married a wealthy man there and drowned in the flood in 1900. Galveston, Texas
Husband to Easter Warren Goins and father to Ada, Charley, Leslie, James M. Hannah A.Goins.
4TH CORP CO C II ALA CAV CSA
He was listed as a private in Company C., Eleventh Alabama Cavalry Regiment April 1, 1863, at Frankford, Alabama in Franklin Co. "for three years or the duration of the war" by Capt Wisdom.
He was paroled at Pond Springs, Alabama in Lawrence County Alabama.
James Monroe Goins was the son of Washington Joshua Goins and Hannah J. Goins.
He was born Sept. 28, 1845, at Calhoun Georgia, in Gordon County, according to the 1907 census of "Confederate Soldiers Living in Alabama."
He appeared in the 1850 census of Hall County as a four-year-old.
He reappeared in the 1860 census of Franklin County at the age of 14.
Monroe Goins was married to Nancy Ramsey on Dec. 29, 1867, according to Colbert County Marriage Book A, License No 73.
Apparently "Monroe Goins" obtained a second license, No 79, two days later and they were married again by a different official.
4th Corp Co C 11 Alabama Cav. CSA
He was listed as a private in Company C., Eleventh Alabama Cavalry Regiment April 1, 1863, Frankford, Alabama in Franklin Co. "for three years or the duration of the war" by Captain Wisdom.
He was paroled at Pond Springs, Alabama in Lawrence County Alabama.
4th Corp Co C 11 Alabama Cav. CSA
In a pension application dated April 22, 1899, he stated that he had received a knee injury and also cited a head injury that he received in the Battle of Selma.
He stated that at Selma, Alabama he was struck on the head by a falling treetop which was cut off by an enemy shell.
He stated that he "can't work in the sun" because of the injury.
He stated that he was 55 and a resident of Colbert County, Alabama.
He showed that he owned "2 hogs and sheep and goats valued at $1.50 and a household and kitchen furniture valued at $ 25.00; totaling $26.50.
Census of Enumeration of Confederate Soldiers Residing in Alabama in 1907
Number 38- was James Monroe Goins
Born Sept 28, 1845, in the state of Georgia, he entered the service as a private Sept 1863.
11th Alabama Calvary 1863-1865 paroled at Pond Springs Lawrence Co. Al.1865.
On Saturday, April 17, 1993, the Daughter of the Confederacy under James W. Stewart Chapter #2479 dedicated a marker for James Munro Goins at Crooked Oak Cemetery, Franklin Co. Alabama.
1861-1885.
Census of Enumeration of Confederate Soldiers Residing in Alabama 1907
38
Full name James Munroe Goins Present Post Office address: Tuscumbia on Sept 28, 1845, at Alabama in the Co. of Hall state of Georgia first entered the service as private on Sept ------fort in the 11th Alabama Calvary co 1865 was paroled at Pond Springs Lawrence Co Al.
not very readable
310
Goins James Co E 18 (Newsoms)Tennessee Cavalry Corporal card # 48466429 Goins James
Forrest Regiment Alabama Cavalry Confederate
Corporal Newsoms Tennessee Cavalry.
James Goins Forrest Regiment Alabama Cavalry Confederate Corporal card # 47894174
Number of medical cards 0
Number of personal papers herein 0
Confederate Forrest reg 't cavalry Alabama
James Goins appears on Company Muster Roll
of the organization named above for Dec 31, 1863, to April 30, 1864
enlisted when April 1, 1863, where Franklin Co Alabama
by whom cannot read
at what time Jan 1864
absent
remarks sick
Goins, James
Forrest Regiment Alabama cavalry Confederate
Corporal card # 47894174
18th Newsom Tennessee Cavalry.
July 2, 1952
Mrs. John W Curry Tuscumbia, AL
The records show that James Goins a corporal of Forrest's Regiment Alabama Cavalry which became Company K, 18th Regiment (Newsom's) Tennessee Cavalry, Confederate States Army, enlisted April 1863 in Franklin Co. Alabama. The Muster roll of the last name company for 31 December 1863 to April 1863 latest on file shows him absent, sick.
No later record of him has been found.
This collection of records is by no means complete and failure to find the entire record of Confederate military service does not serve at some period not covered by the record.
WM K Bergen Major General USA The adjutant General
According to Colbert County marriage records, James Munro Goins married an AE Moore on July 30, 1874. This was his second marriage. According to family legend, AE Moore Goins drown in a flood in Texas.
Quoted by my grandmother 2002:
AE Moore moved to Mobile, Alabama when her daughter, Ada was about 3 years old.
She divorced Monroe Goins and went to Texas. She married a wealthy man there and drowned in the flood in 1900. Galveston, Texas
4TH CORP CO C II ALA CAV CSA
He was listed as a private in Company C., Eleventh Alabama Cavalry Regiment April 1, 1863, at Frankford, Alabama in Franklin Co. "for three years or the duration of the war" by Capt Wisdom.
He was paroled at Pond Springs, Alabama in Lawrence County Alabama.
James Monroe Goins was the son of Washington Joshua Goins and Hannah J. Goins.
He was born Sept. 28, 1845, at Calhoun Georgia, in Gordon County, according to the 1907 census of "Confederate Soldiers Living in Alabama."
He appeared in the 1850 census of Hall County as a four-year-old.
He reappeared in the 1860 census of Franklin County at the age of 14.
Monroe Goins was married to Nancy Ramsey on Dec. 29, 1867, according to Colbert County Marriage Book A, License No 73.
Apparently "Monroe Goins" obtained a second license, No 79, two days later and they were married again by a different official.
4th Corp Co C 11 Alabama Cav. CSA
He was listed as a private in Company C., Eleventh Alabama Cavalry Regiment April 1, 1863, Frankford, Alabama in Franklin Co. "for three years or the duration of the war" by Captain Wisdom.
He was paroled at Pond Springs, Alabama in Lawrence County Alabama.
4th Corp Co C 11 Alabama Cav. CSA
In a pension application dated April 22, 1899, he stated that he had received a knee injury and also cited a head injury that he received in the Battle of Selma.
He stated that at Selma, Alabama he was struck on the head by a falling treetop which was cut off by an enemy shell.
He stated that he "can't work in the sun" because of the injury.
He stated that he was 55 and a resident of Colbert County, Alabama.
He showed that he owned "2 hogs and sheep and goats valued at $1.50 and a household and kitchen furniture valued at $ 25.00; totaling $26.50.
Census of Enumeration of Confederate Soldiers Residing in Alabama in 1907
Number 38- was James Monroe Goins
Born Sept 28, 1845, in the state of Georgia, he entered the service as a private Sept 1863.
11th Alabama Calvary 1863-1865 paroled at Pond Springs Lawrence Co. Al.1865.
On Saturday, April 17, 1993, the Daughter of the Confederacy under James W. Stewart Chapter #2479 dedicated a marker for James Munro Goins at Crooked Oak Cemetery, Franklin Co. Alabama.
1861-1885.
Census of Enumeration of Confederate Soldiers Residing in Alabama 1907
38
Full name James Munroe Goins Present Post Office address: Tuscumbia on Sept 28, 1845, at Alabama in the Co. of Hall state of Georgia first entered the service as private on Sept ------fort in the 11th Alabama Calvary co 1865 was paroled at Pond Springs Lawrence Co Al.
not very readable
310
Goins James Co E 18 (Newsoms)Tennessee Cavalry Corporal card # 48466429 Goins James
Forrest Regiment Alabama Cavalry Confederate
Corporal Newsoms Tennessee Cavalry.
James Goins Forrest Regiment Alabama Cavalry Confederate Corporal card # 47894174
Number of medical cards 0
Number of personal papers herein 0
Confederate Forrest reg 't cavalry Alabama
James Goins appears on Company Muster Roll
of the organization named above for Dec 31, 1863, to April 30, 1864
enlisted when April 1, 1863, where Franklin Co Alabama
by whom cannot read
at what time Jan 1864
absent
remarks sick
Goins, James
Forrest Regiment Alabama cavalry Confederate
Corporal card # 47894174
18th Newsom Tennessee Cavalry.
July 2, 1952
Mrs. John W Curry Tuscumbia, AL
The records show that James Goins a corporal of Forrest's Regiment Alabama Cavalry which became Company K, 18th Regiment (Newsom's) Tennessee Cavalry, Confederate States Army, enlisted April 1863 in Franklin Co. Alabama. The Muster roll of the last name company for 31 December 1863 to April 1863 latest on file shows him absent, sick.
No later record of him has been found.
This collection of records is by no means complete and failure to find the entire record of Confederate military service does not serve at some period not covered by the record.
WM K Bergen Major General USA The adjutant General
According to Colbert County marriage records, James Munro Goins married an AE Moore on July 30, 1874. This was his second marriage. According to family legend, AE Moore Goins drown in a flood in Texas.
Quoted by my grandmother 2002:
AE Moore moved to Mobile, Alabama when her daughter, Ada was about 3 years old.
She divorced Monroe Goins and went to Texas. She married a wealthy man there and drowned in the flood in 1900. Galveston, Texas
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