Here's the rest of the story:
Four brothers from Pierce County, GA, joined the CSA. I believe they were all in the Atlantic and Gulf Guard and all probably fought at Olustee. After the Civil War, they moved to Benton/Hernando/Pasco counties in Florida. There is a family story about the four young men from Georgia riding down main street in Ft. Dade after the war.
The four brothers were:
Here's my favorite family story: John Marion O'Berry's father-in-law was Matthew E. Jones. While John O'Berry served with the 4th Georgia Cavalry, Matthew Jones rode and fought with Company B, 2nd Florida Cavalry, USA. Matthew Jones was a "refugee" from the Confederacy. He was also in the Union East Gulf Blocking Squadron under Henry Crane and had served in the Florida Militia during the 3rd Seminole War. Matthew's father-in-law, William Staten Jackson of Fort Dade, also served in the Florida Militia. Matthew E. Jones did not fight at Olustee, but is also considered a "Founding Father" of Pasco County, Florida. See http://marinell.server101.com/nelle/nelle_files/FFJONEME.JPG
4th Georgia Cavalry
Battle of Olustee home page
http://battleofolustee.org/
