McMichael, Paul Agalus, 1820-1869.

Lieutenant colonel of Orangeburg, S.C., who served in the 20th South Carolina Volunteers, Confederate Army; McMichael raised a Confederate volunteer company that became Company G of the Twentieth South Carolina Infantry. He served (1861-1863) in the Charleston, S.C., area mainly around Sullivan's Island; in Virginia, he participated in the battle of Cold Harbor; captured at Cedar Creek and taken to Fort Delaware, a prison for Confederate officers; McMichael was released from prison after the Confederate surrender and returned to South Carolina where he died of complications resulting from his imprisonment.

From the description of Account book and diary, 1862-1865. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 31448880

Paul Agalus McMichael (1820-1869) was a school teacher, county treasurer, and Confederate officer with the 20th South Carolina Infantry Regiment.

From the guide to the Paul Agalus McMichael Papers, 1852-1868, (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection.)

P.A. McMichael raised a Confederate volunteer company that became Company G of the Twentieth South Carolina Infantry. He served in the Charleston, South Carolina area (1861-1863) mainly around Sullivan's Island, and in Virginia, where he participated in the battle of Cold Harbor and was promoted to Lt. Col of the 20th Regiment. He was captured at Cedar Creek and taken to Fort Delaware.

From the description of Paul Agalus McMichael correspondence and diary, 1861-1865. (The South Carolina Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 32141574