I have researched the rosters of the Sixth Alabama Infantry at the Archives and History, and have never run across anyone from Pike County being there. The Counties were from Autauga, Henry, Jackson, Macon, Russell, Montgomery, Lowdnes, and Wilcox. Pike just wasn't represented. Unless the men were from Henry originally and moved to Pike County after the war. Wasn't : Pike formed from Henry in 1821? Many of the Counties that came from Old Patrick Henry County were created after the war. One in 1866. Lowdnes County produced the Hayneville Guards. Jackson The Rough and Ready Volunteers. Autauga Guards and the Autauga Rifles. The Tuskegee Zouvaus The Independent Rifles. The Henry Grays Capt. A. C. Gordon, and the Henry Blues Capt. T. T. Smith. Rough and Readys were from Jackson County. Montgomery Grays. Wilcox True Blues. I cannot remember what those from Russell County were. There was one called the Confederate Rifles or Rifle Guards these may or may not have been from Russell County. Le