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CYCLOPEDIA
of 19th CENTURY SAINT AUGUSTINE


Saint Augustine Blues

The 3rd Florida Infantry was organized in July, 1861, and mustered into the Confederate service August 10, 1861. The Regiment saw little active service during the first year of its organization, but built sand batteries on Amelia and Tolbert Islands and defences in the eastern part of the state. In May, the entire Regiment for the first time was brought together in camp at Midway, Gadsden County, after which they marched to the Chattahoochee River and went by steamers to Columbus, then by rail to Montgomery; and after a short detention there was sent to Mobile. Early in August of 1862, the Regiment was ordered to Chattanooga and went into camp at the foot of Lookout Mountain, and was assigned to the brigade of General John C Brown of Tennessee. They engaged Federal troops at Perryville, where the 3rd Florida lost heavily. Captain DB Bird, who commanded the Regiment during most of the time after it left Chattanooga, fell mortally wounded.

From Perryville the army fell back until it again reached Chattanooga in December, where the ranks of the 1st and 3rd Regiments were consolidated. They fought at Murffreesborough, Jackson, Chickamauga, and Missionary Ridge. They surrendered under General Joseph P Johnston, at Durham Station, April 26, 1865.

Roll Company B:
​(109 individuals)
Officers
Capt John Lott Philips
Capt Charles L Ridgeley
1st Lt Lawrence M Andrews
1st Lt Charles Downing Segue
2nd Lt Irvine, Drysdale
3rd Lt Fatio Dunham
3rd Lt John B Butler
Enlisted
Allen, James W
Anderson, Andrew
Andrew, Claudio
Andrew, Emanuel
Andrew, Francis
Andrew, Joseph†
Andrew, Laborn
Andrew, Nicholas
Arnow, Francis
Avice, Alexander
Bennett, Joseph
Bennett, Stephen A
Bravo, Christobal
Bridier, Henry†
Bridier, Louis D†
Bridier, Theodore F
Briesh, Charles C H
Canova, Andress
Canova, Stephen
Capo, Philip
Cauevas, Stephen
Coles, George
Coles, William
Cook, Samuel L
Crosby, James
Dunham, Harry
Dunham, Oregon
Fante, John
Fontain, Tony
Foster, C G
Genovar, William
Genovar, Bartolo
Gould, Archibald
Gould, James M​ 

†died

​Gould, Rutledge
Handford, George W
Hernandez, Edward
Hernandez, Joseph V
Hinsey, Jackson
Hurlburt, James
Hussey, Genl (?)
Irwin, Joseph C†
Llambias, Antonio
Llambias, John
Llambias, JM†
Leonardy, Celestine
Leonardy, John
Leonardy, Joseph
Leonardy, Philip
Lopez, Alonzo†
Lopez, Emanuel M
Masters, Disdario
Masters, James E
Master, Paul
Masters, Peter C†
Mauney, John
Mickler, Daniel J
Mickler, D L
Middletown, W C
Miller, James A
Miller, James J
Miller, John
Mirander, William
Neligan, Henry H
Neligan, Michael
Osborn, Emmanuel
Osteen, William E
​Pacetty, Albert

Pacetti, Bartolo
Pacetti, Eusebio†
Pacetty, Joseph A
Padgetti, Martin
Papano, Isaac
Papy, Edward A
Papy, Frank†
Papy, Isadora B
Papy, John†
Philips, John L
Philips, Paul G
Pinkham, Batholio†
Pomar, William
Ponce, Anthony
Ponce, Bartholow D
Ponce, James
Ponce, James A
Ponce, Thomas
Rose, John A
Russell, Richard†
Sanchez, James P
Solana, Joseph M
Spencer, Joseph
Stephens, B H
Stephens, John M†
Turner, Thomas M D
Usina, Michael S
Usina, Domingo
Watson, James
Weems, Frank†
Whitby, John A
Wynn, George W
Ximanies, R F


​Confederate Monument

A monument the Saint Augustine's Civil War dead was erected in 1872 on private property, because permission could not be obtained from Reconstruction era authorities to raise a monument to the Confederacy on public property.  In 1879, this permission was obtained, paving the way for the construction of the Confederate monument that stands in the Plaza. The original monument stood on the south side of Saint George Street, between Bridge and Saint Francis Streets.  It featured a column with a broken shaft, and marble plaques that were removed and used on the new monument.

Memorialized on the Confederate Monument:
​(46
 individuals)
​Joseph Andreu
Francis Baya
Casimero Benet
Henry Bridier
Louis Bridier
Henry Bryan
Samuel Buffington
Mariano Capella
Gaspar Carreras
R Francis Dancy
Henry C Dunham
Abraham Dupont
William Dupont
Andrew Floyd
Philip Gomez
Archibald Gould
John Hanson
Willie S Hardee
James Hurlbert
Edward C Humphreys
Jose Irwin
Antonio Lopez
Alfonzo Lopez​​
Peter Masters

John M Llambias
Michael G Llambias
Antonio Mickler
George Mickler
Jacob Mickler
Joseph Noda
Eusebio Pacetti
Frank Papy
​Edward A Papy
Marine Papy
Bartolo Pinkham
​
Nathaniel Powers
John Ponce
Thomas Ponce
R Jenckes Reid
Richard Russell
Felix Rante
John Stevens
Hernaro Triay
James Walton
Frank Weems
J Wescott Willard

Slave Patrols

Beginning in 1839 or earlier, citizen volunteers participated in patrols of Saint Augustine to apprehend all unauthorized slaves or free persons of color who found in the streets after curfew. Patrols were authorized to enter private property and subdue noise or behavior they deemed improper. Infractions of the Patrol Ordinances were reported to the Mayor.

Only a few patrol rosters survive:
11-Dec-1839
​Jose Andreo, Captain
J
oseph Andreu, boat
James Arnau
Michael Nelligan
Francis Andreo
Mathias Leonardy


​ A note on spelling and proper names
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    • 2010 memoir