(c. 1813 - ?)
Home State: Mississippi
Branch of Service: Infantry
Unit: 2nd Mississippi Infantry
Before Sharpsburg
Age 48, he enlisted as Private, Company A, 2nd Mississippi Infantry, date not given.
On the Campaign
He was wounded in action at Sharpsburg on 17 September 1862.
The rest of the War
He was treated at a hospital and later furloughed home. He did not return to his Company, and was listed as absent without leave by April 1864, but may have been discharged and transferred to the Invalid Corps, date not given.
References & notes
His service from a casualty list/roster for the Campaign provided by Michael Brasher, from his research in Compiled Service Records, Company rolls, and other period sources.
It is likely he is the Younger Pitts born in Mecklenburg, VA on 6 March 1812, arrived in Tishomingo, MS in about 1842 with his brother Benjamin Franklin Pitts, and died in Tupelo on 3 April 1885.
A Younger Pitts also served as First Lieutenant in Company C, (Ashcraft's) 3rd Battalion, State Cavalry, organized in February 1864. It's not clear if he is the same man.
Birth
c. 1813