The Mustering-In Rolls were a record of enrollment of Georgia citizens into federal service by the Georgia Adjutant General. The information consistently found includes: (1) unit and company designation; (2) name; (3) rank or military occupation; (4) physical descriptions; (5) place of birth; (6) civilian occupation; (7) date and place of enrollment; (8) residence and distance traveled to enroll; (9) value of any mules, horses, or equipment (a category generally unused); (10) signature; (11) marital status, and (12) name and address of next of kin For some soldiers, a "remarks" column recorded other information such as deaths, transfers, or desertions.