Did not find the surname FEW but did find a SHEFFIELD listed in the December 17, 1863 Edition quoted below: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - [The following is a partial list of an unknown infantry unit from Clark County listing those wounded or missing.] Company D — Lt. E.W. Davis commanding. Missing: Sergeants A.H. Rodgers, McManus. Privates Johnson, Newton, Thorpe, Clarke, Boutwell, Dumas, McCaskey, Lavender, Shoarer, Richardson, Wilson, Chancellor, Cox, Bradfor and Richardson. Company B — Capt. G.W. Welch commanding. Wounded: Harris D. Graham. Missing: Sergeant J.W. Nicholson, privates Jesso Bradley, Angus Campbell, Duncan Campbell, H.D. Conn, A. Driskall, H. Cortney, W.C. Hall, J.A. Hare, H.C. Hare, J.J. Hicks, J. J. Kirk, V. Luker, G.B. Parsons, J.N. Rodgers, John Sheffield, W.M. Taylor. Company I — Lt. Sam Jordan commanding. Wounded: J.C. Dumas. Missing: Lts. S.B. Jordan and J.P. Seabrook, Sergeant J.W. McGill, Corp. J.H. Thornton, privates G.W. Browning, W. J. Clanton, G. Deaton, C.F. Glover, G.W. Deas, H.H. Finch, D.A. Foreman, W. Henderson, R.P. Lowe, J. F. Neal, G.W.Pace, R. B. Pace, O.M.. Pendleton, A.R. Seabrook, W.W. Taylor, J.H. Walton. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~