George Washington Crain was enlisted as Private on March 25th, 1863 in Captain Cawthon’s Company, Company H (Union Rebels), 6th Regiment Florida Infantry by by S. A. Cawthon at Charleston, Tennessee for a period of 3 years. (Company Muster Roll for February 11th through April 17th, 1863).

He is reported present and due bounty and pay from enlistment on the Company Muster Roll for February 11th through April 17th, 1863.

He is reported present and due pay on the Company Muster Roll for April 17th through April 30th, 1863.

He is reported present on the Company Muster Roll for April 30th through July 9th, 1863.

He is reported absent on the Company Muster Roll for July 9th through October 31st, 1863. This roll documents him absent on sick leave.

He is reported absent on the Company Muster Roll for November and December, 1863. This roll documents him absent without leave.

He is reported absent on the Company Muster Roll for December 31st, 1863, through February 29th, 1864. This roll documents him absent without leave since November 2nd, 1863.

He appears on a Receipt Roll for Clothing for April 1st to June 30th, 1864.

He appears on a Receipt Roll for clothing received at Blackie Hospital, August, Georgia dated October 14th, 1864.

He appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War surrendered at Citronella, Alabama on May 4th, 1865, and paroled at Jackson Mississippi on May 19th, 1865.

Washington Crane