Doris - You didn't ask for what was in the books "Biographical Notes...." and wasn't sure you had it or not,but here is what it says: Tenth Florida Infantry, Company C: Gill, John Robert (b 2/26/42 Baker Co, GA; m. Nellie Benham 3/13/1916; d 3/6/1922 Hillsborough Co., buried M. E. Church Cemetery, Fort Green, HardeeCo.) enlisted 8/15/61 at Lower Bluff. He was admitted 9/21/64 to Howard's Grove Hospital, Richmond and furloughed to Columbus 11/7/64. He was 5'6", florid skin, blue eyes, light hair. He was still absent on the last roll and was paroled 5/20/65 at Madison. In his Florida pension application, he claimed to have been wounded in the left arm at Olustee and was wounded again (the gunshort broke his right leg) in April 1865 on the Petersburg line. He received a Florida pension after the war. In the footnotes is this: CSR says John Gill (b 1821) {I have no idea what CSR is - but assume Confederate Service Record} This is not Munnerlyn's Cow Cavalry - that is covered in another one of the books. Leslie