My direct ancestor, William H. Moss, served in the 36th Co H at Spring Hill Nov 1864. His records list him as "Missing at Spring Hill" Nov 29th, and an extensive History written by a participant lists him as Missing also. His probate, handled by his father, states that William died at Corinth U.S. Hospitol on Jan 6th, 1865. I am hoping that someone out there may have some idea of records that may exist on the topics of POWs and deaths of Union Soldiers while in Conf. Hospitols. >From extensive reading, on the Spring Hill / Franklin and Nashville battles of late 64, Corinth was occupied by retreating confederate forces on the date that William died yet his father curiously includes 'U.S.' in the description of the Hospitol. I have not found William's grave in Corinth. So I'm curious... Do records exist on the Conf side that may list POWs picked up in that battle? How might have William's father received word of William's death. Official record? Is the Muster & Decriptive Roll the most complete official record I can obtain? Jack mentioned Corinth, Alabama? a few days back. Is there a Corinth in Alabama ? The probate does not specify the state.. Any ideas that can be offered will be greatly appreciated...I just can't rest until I figure out William's complete story. Thanks in advance, Sherry