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WRIGHT'S LEGION, AFTERWARDS

KNOWN AS THE THIRTY-EIGHTH

GEORGIA REGIMENT.

Webmaster's depiction of Murphy Guards company flag as described in historical writings. Thanks to Mr. Greg Biggs for historically correct suggestions in the creating this design.

The Thirty-Eighth Georgia Regiment was formed in the summer of 1861. It consisted of thirteen full companies, and was stationed at Camp Kirkpatrick, two miles west of Decatur, Ga., and four miles east of Atlanta, on the Georgia railroad.

The Hon. Augustus R. Wright,of Rome, Ga., was elected colonel,

The purpose of this site is to honor and remember the men who served in the 38th Regiment, Georgia Volunteer Infantry during the War Between the States.

I’m writing a book to document the history of the 38th Georgia Regiment and I'm looking for family stories, letters, photos and other information concerning soldiers assigned to the 38th Ga. All contributions are greatly appreciated. If you have information you would like to share in ensuring your ancestor is honored and remembered, please email me at dnichols16@cox.net

In addition to providing a history of the unit, another personal goal is to provide a valuable genealogical resource where people can share information concerning their ancestors who served in the 38th Ga. and learn more about the history of the unit.

The past is not dead. In fact, it's not even past.

William Faulkner