Martin D. Hattaway, Washington Co. GA Enlisted in Confederate States Army May 7, 1862 Served as a Private in  E Company, 32nd Infantry Regiment. Surrendered at Greensboro, NC on April 26, 1865. Source: Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865. Longino & Porter, 1955-58. George W. Hataway and John A Hataway (both A Company) were also in this Regiment. Robert Sterling (also Starling), Washington Co, GA., was also in E Company with the same enlistment details as Martin D. Hattaway. (Robert Franklin Sterling II says that this soldier was his great-grandfather Robert Franklin Sterling's uncle; RFS was 12 yrs. old in 1862. One of RFS's daughters and two of his granddaughters had the good sense to marry Hattaways.)

Benjamin O. Hataway, Washington Co. GA Enlisted in Confederate States Army October 3, 1861; promoted to Full 2nd Corporal on May 8, 1862. B Company, 59th Infantry Regiment. [Ibid] Alfred B. Hataway, Thomas Hataway were also in B Company, enlisting May 8, 1862. Eddie Hill has more info on the above. Lawson Hataway (AKA Attaway and Hadaway) enlisted in this Company December 17, 1861 and died of disease during the war.

Thomas Hattaway, of South Carolina, was in the Santee Light Artillery, rank and company unknown. He died 8 Mar 1865 as a prisoner of war at Fort Delaware and is buried across the Delaware River at Finn's Point, Fort Mott Rd, Salem, NJ. Along with the others who were buried in trenches at this site, his name is located on a monument to the Confederate soldiers who died there. Source: Finn's Point database of LSU's Civil War Center project.

Cleveland Hattaway, Sergeant Quartermaster Corps, WW I. Sam Hattaway, Sergeant Quartermaster Corps. Source: Tombstones in Warthen, GA.