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FORM 24.

James Bryant, Private Co., F. 50 Reg’t U.S.C.T was born in Monroe Co La., was enlisted the 20 day of July, 1863, at Natchez Miss, by Capt. King and was mustered in the 25 day of July, 1863, at Vicksburg, Miss, by Lt K Knox, for 3 years.
     At the time of enlistment he was 25 years old, and 5 feet 6 inches high, Black complexion, Black eyes, Black hair, and by occupation a Laborer.  He [[strikethrough]] was discharged (or [[/strikethrough]] died 1 day of October, 1864, at Vicksburg, Miss Capt A.C. King was commanding officer, and D. C. Canard first sergeant at time of soldier’s death.

REMARKS.

1. If a slave, that fact and name of owner will be noted here.
2. Any other peculiar fact or event connected with the soldier’s history will also be noted.
No record of free or slave status.
Joined at original organization, on daily duty and Regimental teamster from, March to July 1864. Died in Regimental Hospital of Diarrhea. Co. musician, no record. Principal Musician, Daniel Scott and John Fitzgerald. Chaplain, James Peck Sergt Major, Edmund T. Havens. Q.M. Sergt. David B Kingsley Commander Henry C. Barnes Hosp Stevenson, John Parker. Henry Burk and Charles Buckmen names immediately preceding and following name of soldier at Co. roll call. Walter Anderson, Pvt. Discharged July 6. 1864. 
Walter C. Sanderson 1st Sergt Discharged March 21.
1864
George Nelson Pvt. Discharged March 24. 1864
James Simson Pvt. Discharged Oct 2. 1864
Henry Fanklin Capt Died Aug. 30. 1863
John Ivory Pvt Discharged Sept. 13 1863
James Ivory Pvt Discharged Sept. 18 1863