Phillip Joseph McNulty, Civil War Veteran
1st Regiment Mobile Volunteers, Alabama British Guards
McNulty served with an unusual regiment during the Civil War. It was composed of nineteen companies organized for local defense service in Mobile by Aug 24, 1863. The members of this regiment had to be under or over age, foreigners, exempts or men discharged from regular Confederate military service.
As far a fighting is concerned, members of this command usually served as provost guards. They patrolled city streets, guarded military depots, made up the city fire brigades and manned fortifications around Mobile until the city was evacuated by Confederate forces on April 11, 1865. The regiment disbanded before Federal troops made their appearance.
Phillip McNulty, a British Subject, served with this regiment. His grave marker is topped with a stone version of the Southern Cross of Honor.
To locate the final, solve
33 11.1AB
87 33.4CD
A = The third digit in the year his wife was born.
B = The fourth digit in the year that Philip was born.
C = The third digit in the year his wife died.
D = The fourth digit in the year that Philip died