Flusser GAR Post #33

Washington, NC

	Flusser GAR Post #33 was formed in Beaufort County in 1889. It was named for Lt. Cmdr. Charles W. Flusser. (?) Woolard served as the original Commander of the post, which met in Washington, NC. In 1890, the post had a membership of 13 members. The post continued to operate until at least 1909. John Dunn, John Gaylord, Joseph Field, Amos Hodges, James Bryant, and Miles Hill were the key leaders.
	The following men have been identified as members of Flusser GAR POST #33 thus far: Louey Barron – 14^th USCHA, Co. M Henry Bryant Cpl. John Dunn – 35^th USCI, Co. K John Gaylord – 35^th USCI, Co. D Fifer Levi Griffin – 14^th USCHA, Co. B (DOD 11/20/1890) Cpl. Benjamin Harding – 44^th USCI, Co. A William H. Harrison – 35^th USCI, Co. A Miles Hill – 35^th USCI, Co. K Ammon Hodges – 14^th USCHA, Co. B Columbus Lawson – 35^th USCI, Co. F Irwin Magee – 35^th USCI, Co. D Mordecai A. Mitchell – 37^th USCI, Co. E (DOD 10/3/1890)
	The following men served as commanders of the post: 1889 - (?) Woolard 1890 - (?) Cherry (13 members) 1891 - Columbus Lawson 1892 - Columbus Lawson (14 members) 1893 - Louey Barron 1894 - Louey Barron (15 members) 1895 - John Gaylord (15 members) 1896 - John Gaylord (16 members) 1897 - John Gaylord (11 members) 1898 - John Dunn (16 members) 1899 - Irwin Magee (15 members) 1900 - Irwin Magee (15 members) 1901 - Louey Barron 1902 - Louey Barron 1903 - Louey Barron 1904 - Louey Barron 1905 - John Dunn 1906 - John Dunn 1907 - Columbus Lawson 1908 - Columbus Lawson 1909 - Columbus Lawson
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