154th Anniversary of the Battle of Boykin's Mills

Question

Today marks the 154th anniversary of the Battle of Boykin's Mills in South Carolina. This was the last major engagement of the 54th Massachusetts during the Civil War, joined by the 102nd United States Colored Troops (USCT) and the 107th Ohio. 

You can read a complete public domain account of the battle on the profiles of any of these men.

• Corporal James P. Johnson, Co. F - killed in action
• First Lieutenant Edward Lewis Stevens, Co. A - killed in action
• Corporal Andrew Miller, Co. F - wounded in action, died of wounds 20 April 1865
• Sergeant Horace B. Bennett, Co. F - wounded in action
• Private Isaiah Cass, Co. C - wounded in action
• Private Leander W. Freeman, Co. H - wounded in action
• Private John Green, Co. H - wounded in action
• Corporal David Harding, Co. F - wounded in action
• Private Wesley T. Jay, Co. B - wounded in action
• Private William Jay, Co. B - wounded in action
• Private Clayton Johnson, Co. B - wounded in action
• Reverend Isaac Johnson, Co. C - wounded in action
• Private Thomas McCullough, Co. K - wounded in action
• Private James Postley, Co. F - wounded in action
• Private Isaac A. Prince, Jr., Co. H - wounded in action
• Private Charles Scott, Co. H - wounded in action
• Private Samuel Silvia / Silvey, Co. F - wounded in action
• Private Neff Williams, Co. K - wounded in action

Of note: There is an excellent book recently published on the Jay brothers: Hinsonville's Heroes by Dr. Cheryl Renée Gooch.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36406424-hinsonville-s-heroes

Answer 1

Thank you, K Raymoure, for the profiles of these men.  It is a wonderful project.