GOLLADAY FAMILIES DURING THE CIVIL WAR


During the Civil War, Golladay's across America fought in the great armies of both North and South. In the South, Golladay's fought in Stonewall Jackson's legendary victories, in J.E.B. Stuart's gallant cavalry battles, and in Robert E. Lee's hard fighting Army of Northern Virginia. For the North, Golladay's fought in Sherman's army during the battle for Atlanta, as well as in U.S. Grant's relentless Army of the Potomac during the battles for Richmond.
 


Golladay Hall in Grenada, Mississippi

Golladay Hall in Grenada, Mississippi
Antebellum home of George and Martha Golladay
 


 
   Before the War
      Brief history of the Golladay (Golliday) family
      Revolutionary War soldier Major David Golladay
      On the verge of war - the family in the 1860 Census
 
   The Fight for Southern Independence
      In The Shenandoah Valley
      The Stonewall Brigade
      Major Jacob B. Golladay
      Mississippi
      Tennessee
      Confederate soldiers
 
   To Save the Union
      Kentucky
      Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa
      Union soldiers
 
   A Struggle For Freedom
      African slaves and soldiers
 
   Other Family Information
      Golladay / Golliday / Goliday family genealogy
      Additional information about this site 
 


Peyton Golladay

Peyton Golladay
Danville Artillery, CSA
 

Civil War picture of Golladay's in Union Army

Thomas B. and John P. Golladay
27th Kentucky Infantry, USA
 

Edward Isaac Golladay
Colonel Edward I. Golladay
38th Tennessee Infantry, CSA
U.S. Congressman

 

This site was developed and is maintained by Bill Golladay of Warner Robins, Georgia. If you have any comments, questions, or can provide additional information, please send me an e-mail.

The grace of the Lord Jesus be with you all.

  This page last updated on May 22, 2009