Kevin - If you go to Crown Hill cemetery, you will find a section of Confederate monuments that was dedicated about 1993. *Somewhere* I have pictures and a newspaper article from the Indianapolis Star telling all about the relocation. There are many names on the monuments, and each state is represented. I went to the ceremony, in which the President General of the United Daughters of the Confederacy spoke, as did several dignitaries from Indiana. A vial of soil from each state was buried at the base of the monuments. When the Star Spangled Banner was played by a military band, everyone stood. Riderless horse and caisson went by, and the band played *Dixieland*. I was the only one who stood up (not that I'm proud of my southern heritage or anything). Soon, people began to stand as the song was played and a group of re-enactors marched by. I was very proud of our southern heritage that day. Linda Duke Brewster Rocky Face, GA Researching in Cannon Co: Duke/Edward(s)/Haley Morgan/Philips/Smithson/Allmon

Try _http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/_ (http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/)

UNION TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS 5th Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry Organized at Murfreesboro, Nashville and Carthage, Tenn., July 15, 1862. Attached to Post of Nashville, Tenn., Army of the Ohio, to November, 1862. Reserve Cavalry, Cavalry Division, Army of the Cumberland, to January, 1863. Post of Nashville, Tenn., Dept. of the Cumberland, to June, 1863. Post of Nashville, Tenn., Reserve Corps, Dept. of the Cumberland, June, 1863. 1st Brigade, 2nd Cavalry Division, Army of the Cumberland, to August, 1863. 3rd Brigade, 2nd Division, Cavalry Corps, Dept. of the Cumberland, to November, 1863. 1st Brigade, 2nd Cavalry Division, Army of the Cumberland, to April, 1864. 2nd Brigade, 4th Division, Cavalry Corps, Dept. of the Cumberland, to October, 1864. 2nd Brigade,4th Division, Cavalry Corps, Military Division Mississippi, to November, 1864. 3rd Brigade, 6th Division, Cavalry Corps, Military Division Mississippi, to February, 1865. 3rd Brigade, 6th Division, Cavalry Corps, Military Division Mississippi, to February, 1865. District Middle Tennessee, to August, 1865. SERVICE.-Duty at Nashville, Tenn., till December 26, 1862. Affair at Kinderhook August 11, 1862. Skirmish near Nashville September 2. Siege of Nashville September 7-November 7. Goodlettsville September 30. Gallatin October 1. Near Humboldt October 9. Near Nashville November 5. Near Lavergue November 7. Reconnoissance toward Lavergne November 19. Reconnoissance to Franklin December 11-12. Franklin December 12. Advance on Murfreesboro December 26-30. Nolensville Pike December 27. Wilkinson's Cross Roads December 29. Battle of _Stones River_ (http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/tn010.htm) December 30-31, 1862, and January 1-3, 1863. Overall's Creek December 31, 1862. Lytle's Creek January 5. Reconnoissance to Auburn, Liberty and Cainesville January 20-22. Near Cainesville February 15. Manchester Pike February 22. Bradysville March 1. Expedition to Woodbury March 3-8. Near Auburn March 8. _Vaught's Hill_ (http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/tn014.htm) near Milton March 20 (Co. "E"). Expedition to Auburn, Liberty, Snow Hill, etc., April 2-6. Snow Hill or Smith's Ford and Liberty April 3. Liberty April 7. Expedition to McMinnville April 20-30. Hartsville April 22. Bradyville Pike May 17. (Two Companies on Streight's Raid toward Rome, Ga., April 26-May 3. _Day's Gap_ (http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/al001.htm) or Sand Mountain, Crooked Creek and Hog Mountain April 30. Blountsville and East Branch, Big Warrior River, May 1. Blake's Creek near Gadsden May 2. Blount's Farm and near Centre May 2. Near Cedar Bluff May 3.) Bradyville Pike May 17. Expedition to Middleton May 21-22. Scout on Middleton or Eagleville Pike June 10. Expedition to Lebanon June 15-17. Skirmish at Lebanon June 16. Dixon Springs June 20. Middle Tennessee or Tullahoma Campaign June 23-July 7. Shelbyville June 25. Fosterville, Guy's Gap and Shelbyville June 27. Duty at Carthage, McMinnville, Alexandria, Tracy City and Shelbyville, operating against guerrillas on line of the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad till February, 1864. Pulaski July 15, 1863. Expedition to Huntsville, Ala., July 18-22. Scout in Sequatchie Valley September 21-22. Missionary Ridge and Shallow Ford Gap September 22. Operations against Wheller and Roddy October 1-17. (Re-opening Tennessee River October 26-29 (Co. "G"). Battle of _Wauhatchie_ (http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/tn021.htm) , Tenn., October 28-29 (Co. "G"). Centreville October 29 (Co. "G"). Eagleville December 7. McMinnville December 21. Lavergne December 29. Scout to White and Putnam Counties February 1-7, 1864. Operations against guerrillas about Sparta February to April, Johnson's Mills February 22 (Detachment). Sparta and Calf Killer River February 22. White County March 10. Operations about Sparta March 11-28. Calf Killer River March 11. Winchester March 17. Beersheeba Springs March 19. Duty at Nashville, Tenn., and on line of the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad at McMinnville, Carthage, Tullahoma and other points till November, 1864. Scout in Lincoln County July 12-15. McMinnville August --. Murfreesboro September 4. Operations about Murfreesboro November, 1864, to January, 1865. Siege of Murfreesboro December 4-12, 1864. Overall's Creek December 4 (Detachment). Demon strations on _Murfreesboro_ (http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/tn037.htm) December 5-7. Wilkinson's Cross Road near Murfreesboro and the Cedars December 7. Ordered to Fayetteville January, 1865, and duty patroling line of the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad and duty in District of East Tennessee till August, 1865. Skirmish near McMinnville February 5, 1865. Mustered out August 14, 1865. Regiment lost during service 1 Officer and 68 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 175 Enlisted men by disease. Total 245. Helen

Wow, thanks for the offer! I would like to see Martin King and Richard Burks. I have really enjoyed reading through all the posts these past few days. Keep up the great work. Linda King California

I guess I get carried away sometimes. Sorry. My days are long sometimes. By the way, the 1890 Veterans. The Veterans on listed on Sheets. Like maybe 20 together on lines each. If anyone wants a copy of a sheet their Ancestor is on, let me know, I will send the actual copy. It gives the Unit, etc of what they were in. Kevin Morgan

Is there still a UDC in Cannon County ?Is Short Mountain the tallest point in Cannon County ? In the middle 1800's, what were the major roads in Cannon County ? Kevin Morgan

Jess Lewis wrote: > Sometime when you have nothing better to do, check out the 1890 > Tennessee Census of Civil War Vets. (Sistler & Co. 1978). > You will be amazed at the number of UNION Vets. that have a Cannon Co. > mailing address. Very surprising, considering that on the final vote > for secession, Cannon Co. went some 75-80% for joining the South. > But, you will find their graves scattered all over the county. Several > at Gilley Hill Cem., near Hollow Springs, in Southern Cannon Co., to > Sycamore Church Cem., on the Dekalb Co. line. > My ggrandfather was a Union Vet., from Hollow Springs (5th Cal.), and > is buried at Gilley Hill. One of his younger brothers followed him a > few years later & was killed at the Battle of Nashville. Over the > years, the family had forgotten the younger brother, but he was in the > Cannon 1850 & 60 census, then just disappeared. I knew he would have > been at a "prime" age, so I kept looking. Finally found his war > records, with instructions to return his personal effects to "Arch > Lewis, Hollow Springs, Cannon Co., TN." He was initially buried in > Nashville City Cemetery, near Ft. Negley, (4th Ave S.) and war > causalities eventually almost filled the cemetery, so no space was > left for the locals. Shortly after the war, all union vets were > removed from that Cemetery and other local cemeteries and re-interred > at Spring Hill National Cemetery, near Madison. They have an excellent > indexing of records there (now online) and was very easy to locate his > gravesite. > I once lost a sale of a Cannon Cemetery book, to a young man who > proudly proclaimed that his great grandpa was in the Civil War and if > he was in the book, he would buy one. You can't imagine the shocked > looked on his face when we found his ggrandpa with a Union Army > Tombstone!! > My Union Vet. married a Cannon Co. girl, who had strong southern > sentiments. Her people are buried at Gilley Hill also. I have often > wondered just how many times that the war fought all over again, at > family reunions. > > Jess Lewis > > > ==== TNCANNON Mailing List ==== > To subscribe to or unsubscribe from the Cannon Co. list, send mail to.. > [email protected] ,with subscribe or unsubscribe > in the subject line. NOTHING ELSE. > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > > > I thought for years that my great grandfather, Hugh B. Phillips, born 1846 near Woodbury to David H. & Mary Margaret (Brawley/Bralley) Phillips, was in the Confederate Tennessee 5th. I still own the farm where I grew up and which he bought in 1899 in Searcy County, Arkansas. His tombstone in the Western Grove Cemetery is those of his children and grandchildren, including my father's, and I SHOULD have noticed what the shape of that military tombstone was trying to tell me. It's top was rounded, unlike the pointed tops of Confederate tombstones. But, until another cousin got his military record, it didn't sink in that he fought for the Union. That unbalanced my previous perception that I had six direct ancestors who fought for the Union and six direct ancestors who fought for the Confederacy - the final talley is seven Union, five Confederate. I suppose I should have also taken the hint that Hugh's brother, born 1862, was named William Lincoln Phillips.

I think a lot of the Cannon County men joined the Union Army a few years after it began and the County was occupied by their troops. It was a terrible war for both sides. I think we should remember all those men, Union and Confederate, who fought for their rights and beliefs. My pet project here in Indianapolis, is finding out who the Confederates are buried at our Crown Hill Cemetery. During the War, there was a Camp Morton here. Many Confederate Prisoners was held here and died here, over 1600 men. They were buried in a City Cemetery. About 1930, the City was expanding and the people buried in the City Cemetery ( which sat just about 1/2 mile from our RCA Dome ),were removed. All the Confederate Soldiers remains were put in 25 wooden boxes and reburied at Crown Hill, which is the 3 rd largest cemetery in the U.S. A Monument, which had stood at the City Cemetery was not taken to Crown Hill and moved to a Park southeast of downtown Indianapolis. It had all the names and units these soldiers were from. The list was taken off there. It will take me a long time, but it is a project. I would say one third are soldiers from Tennessee. Most were taken after Ft. Donelson or Shiloh. I use all records available, especially the 1860 Census, etc to find out who they were. The sad thing is, a lot of them were very young 16-20 years old. Many left young wives and children at home never to return. Another thing is, I had found a lot of soldiers who were born in foreign countries and fought here. Many were from France who served from Louisiana. Found many who were from Ireland. Kevin Morgan

I would comment, but I don't want to be barred. Born in the USA, but learned Spanish to survive in Miami, FL. Hasta luega. Viya con Dios. Dona Juana ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin Morgan" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 1:48 PM Subject: Re: [TNCANNON] Re: Cannon County UNION vets. >I think that War is still being fought now. Might have > to translate it into Spanish for some members though. > Thanks Jess !! > Kevin > > > ==== TNCANNON Mailing List ==== > Stop by & visit the Cannon Co. Genealogy and History website at... > http://www.tngenweb.org/cannon/ > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

Sometime when you have nothing better to do, check out the 1890 Tennessee Census of Civil War Vets. (Sistler & Co. 1978). You will be amazed at the number of UNION Vets. that have a Cannon Co. mailing address. Very surprising, considering that on the final vote for secession, Cannon Co. went some 75-80% for joining the South. But, you will find their graves scattered all over the county. Several at Gilley Hill Cem., near Hollow Springs, in Southern Cannon Co., to Sycamore Church Cem., on the Dekalb Co. line. My ggrandfather was a Union Vet., from Hollow Springs (5th Cal.), and is buried at Gilley Hill. One of his younger brothers followed him a few years later & was killed at the Battle of Nashville. Over the years, the family had forgotten the younger brother, but he was in the Cannon 1850 & 60 census, then just disappeared. I knew he would have been at a "prime" age, so I kept looking. Finally found his war records, with instructions to return his personal effects to "Arch Lewis, Hollow Springs, Cannon Co., TN." He was initially buried in Nashville City Cemetery, near Ft. Negley, (4th Ave S.) and war causalities eventually almost filled the cemetery, so no space was left for the locals. Shortly after the war, all union vets were removed from that Cemetery and other local cemeteries and re-interred at Spring Hill National Cemetery, near Madison. They have an excellent indexing of records there (now online) and was very easy to locate his gravesite. I once lost a sale of a Cannon Cemetery book, to a young man who proudly proclaimed that his great grandpa was in the Civil War and if he was in the book, he would buy one. You can't imagine the shocked looked on his face when we found his ggrandpa with a Union Army Tombstone!! My Union Vet. married a Cannon Co. girl, who had strong southern sentiments. Her people are buried at Gilley Hill also. I have often wondered just how many times that the war fought all over again, at family reunions. Jess Lewis

Thanks Jess ! Database: 1890 Veterans Schedules March 28, 2006 2:55 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- View Record Veteran's Name Relative's Name Home in 1890 (Township, County, State) Rank Years of service View Record Mary E Espy Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee View Record Jane Brown District 8, Cannon, Tennessee View Record Henry C Alexander District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1864 View Record Williams Alexander District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1864 View Record Pleasant Balen Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Lafnette Barrette Sarah A Barrette District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private View Record Henry Bias District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1863 View Record Milton E Blackburn District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record Newton M Bogle Districts 1 and 11, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record Andrew J Brow Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record James Brown District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record James Brown Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record James E Brown District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1866 View Record James N Brown Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record John M Brown District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record William Bryant Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee View Record Richard Burks Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862 View Record Mary Bush Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record Zachariah Bush Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863 View Record Ivie Campbell Districts 1 and 11, Cannon, Tennessee Corporal 1864-1865 View Record James Campbell Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1864 View Record Thomas F Carder District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1864 View Record William Carson Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record David Cawthon Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record William Cawthon Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1863 View Record Robert A Clemdenen Rebecca Clemdenen District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1862 View Record John W Couch District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1864 View Record Wm Cunnings District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1864 View Record Thomas Davis District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record Henry E Deberry Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Sergeant 1863-1865 View Record James Deberry Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1864 View Record Arm Dill District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Major 1862-1863 View Record John P Dobbs Districts 1 and 11, Cannon, Tennessee View Record Gideon F Duke District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record Alexandra W Earls District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record George W Eatherly Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record John C Evans District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1864 View Record Wm H Fann District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1864 View Record Silas Gaither Districts 1 and 11, Cannon, Tennessee Corporal 1863-1864 View Record Samuel L George District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record John Gerus District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record Francis M Goin District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Joseph Goodwin Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record William A Goodwin District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record Narcissus Harding District 9, Cannon, Tennessee View Record Adam D Hargus Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record John H Herman District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record John Herriman District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1864 View Record Stephen Herriman Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record Isaac Higgins District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1864 View Record John N Hill Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private View Record Francis Hollandsworth District 9, Cannon, Tennessee View Record Moses Hort District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Johnson District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Hortler 1862-1863 View Record John T Johnson Districts 1 and 11, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Carrol Jones District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1865-1865 View Record Willian C Jones Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record Louis Jutton District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record James Keaton District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private View Record Samuel M Keaton District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Stephen Kimbro District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Cook 1862-1863 View Record Martin King Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1864 View Record William M King District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record Thomas Kirby District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Lee Lafever District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record James K P Lance Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Nathan Lawson Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1864 View Record Thomas Ledbetter District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private View Record Joseph B Lemons District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record Joseph Lewis Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1864 View Record Albert Lillard District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1864 View Record Charley Low Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1863 View Record Wm Madison District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1864 View Record John H Majors District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1861-1864 View Record William Mc Dowell District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1865 View Record James W Mc Gee District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Frane Melton Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Presley Merrit Elizabeth Merrit Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Andrew J Moore District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record John H Mullins Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1863 View Record Gabrial Myars District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Thomas Nokes District 9, Cannon, Tennessee View Record James E Parker Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record Augustus W Patterson District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1861-1864 View Record William Pitts Districts 1 and 11, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record Gabriel D Prater District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record James H Prater District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record James Preston Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record William Qualls District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863 View Record James Rackley Mary Rackley Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private View Record George W Ratley District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1865-1865 View Record James O Rich District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record Francis M Richardson Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863 View Record Robert Rickets Narcissus Rickets Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private View Record Robert P Rigsby Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record R S Robinson District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1864 View Record James W Seals Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record Isaak Sissom Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1861-1862 View Record Richard Smith Fannie Smith District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1864 View Record James Smithson District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-18 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- View Record John T Smithson District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record William M Sowels District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record George W Spry Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1864 View Record William J Stacy Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1864 View Record Samuel Sullins District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record John E Tedder Districts 1 and 11, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record Scout Tenbroeck Maggie M Tenbroeck District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Colonel 1861-1865 View Record Joel Thomas District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record David Thompson District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1863 View Record Ezra Thompson Sara Fletcher Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private View Record James A Thompson District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1863 View Record Thomas J Thompson Rebecca Thompson Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Granvill Todd Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1864 View Record Dannel t Turpen District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record Maron F Vandegrift Susan Vandegrift District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862 View Record William J Vandegrift District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Blacksmith 1862-1865 View Record David Wallace District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1864 View Record Jas S Wamack District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1864 View Record A John Watts Ann Watts District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1863 View Record William J West District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1864-1865 View Record Bray Wiley Martha Wiley District 9, Cannon, Tennessee View Record Benjamin Williams Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record David Williams Mary E Williams Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Robet H Williams Districts 9 and 13, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record George Wilson Sarah B Wilson District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1864 View Record John B Wilson District 9, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Calvin F Winnette District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record James G Winnette District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Norman Winnette District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1865 View Record Albert Woods District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Cook 1863-1864 View Record Benjamine Woods District 8, Cannon, Tennessee View Record George W M D Woods Not Stated, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record James K P Woods District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1865 View Record Thomas G Woods District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1863-1863 View Record Cornelius Woodward District 2, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1863 View Record Archie Youngblood District 8, Cannon, Tennessee Private 1862-1863

I think that War is still being fought now. Might have to translate it into Spanish for some members though. Thanks Jess !! Kevin

There were probably many Cannon Cty residents who joined the Confederate Army in neighboring counties. My ggrandfather, Joseph Baltimore and his brother Phillip, were soldiers who were at one time members of Co E, 2d Bn, Tenn Inf. No proof, but I believe they joined in McMinnville, Warren Cty. The only notable record of my ggrandfather is the time he went AWOL. Additionally, did any Cannon Cty men join the Union Army? Don Baltimore ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gary Norris" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, March 27, 2006 10:10 PM Subject: Re: [TNCANNON] Cannon County Confederates > Kevin, > > Thank you so very much for this list. > > Gary D. Norris > > >> From: Kevin Morgan <[email protected]> >> Reply-To: [email protected] >> Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 19:32:34 -0800 (PST) >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: [TNCANNON] Cannon County Confederates >> Resent-From: [email protected] >> Resent-Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 20:32:46 -0700 >> >> >> This information was taken from the " History of >> Woodbury and Cannon County " >> Written by Sterling Spurlock Brown, >> Published in 1936 by Doak Printing, Manchester, >> Tennessee 1936 >> >> >> >> >> >> THE CIVIL WAR >> Cannon County furnished three fun companies to the >> Eighteenth Confederate Regiment of Tennessee-the >> companies of Richmond Rushing, H. J. St. John, and >> Gran Wood; one company to Col. Barton's Missis-sippi >> Regiment, Timothy Allison captain until 1862. when he >> was killed, and succeeded by Capt. W. M. McKnight; two >> companies to Col. Hill's Fourth Tennessee Regiment of >> Infantry, commanded by Captains >> M. M. Brien, Jr., and James H. Wood; one >> company,captained by John C. New; two cavalry >> companies, offi-cered by Captain H. A. Wiley and J. W. >> Nichols. >> We regret that we are not able to give the names of >> the subordinate officers and privates in each of these >> companies, but will record here all that can be >> ascer-tained. >> The roster of Capt. Allison's (later McKnight's) >> company, follows: >> >> OFFICERS- >> T. M. Allison, Captain, killed at home in 1862; >> succeeded by W. M. McKnight, prominent lawyer of >> Woodbury >> and later Attorney General of the Judicial Circuit; >> First Lieu-tenant N. W. Summar; Second Lieut. George >> Alexander; Third >> Lieut. M. V. Wilson; First Sergeant J. J. Odom; Second >> Sergeant D. B. Willard; Third Sergwant J. D. McLin; >> Fourth Sergeant John H. >> Odom; First Corporal J. N. Summar; Second Corp. George >> Davenport; Third Corp. Sam Walker; Fourth Corp. Dick >> Lanear. >> >> PRIVATES-C. F. Thomas, W. A. Adamson, Presley >> Adam-son, Cahal Ashford, Eli Barrett, J. M. Bogle, J. >> M. Cooper, A. D. Cooper, Jim Cooper, R. Davenport, J. >> R. Dougherty, C.Dougherty, Sam Dennis, B. D. Ewing, E. >> L. Ewing, A. H.Francis, Jim Gann, B. A. Hancock, R. R. >> Hancock, W. C.Hancock, C. E. Hancock, Dr. J. S. >> Harris, W. W. Harrison, W.W. HawKins, J. E. J. >> Hawkins, J. T. Hayes, Tim Hannapin, John Hearmon, >> Josiah Hale, Josh Jetton, Jesse Jones, J. W. Kennedy, >> W. C. Kennedy, L. V. Kennedy, Monroe McKnight, Coon >> Keaton, G. C. Keaton, A. B. McKnight, L. W. McKnight, >> D. C. McKnight, W. H. Milligan, A. Markham, J. B. >> Mullena, J. C. McAdoo, P. Nelson, B. F. Odom, B. F. S. >> Odom, Tom O'Conner, L T. Purnell, W. E. Rich, M. >> Richardson, W. C. Stevens, J. W. Stevens, John Stanly, >> Bob Smith, T. D. Sum-mar, Jim L. Thomas, H. L. Turney, >> Dick Talley, F. M. Willard, D. Womack, W. B. Williard >> and A. G. Ewing. >> >> RECRUITS-G. B. Alexander, Tom Armstrong, H. A.Baxter, >> J. H. Baxter, W. A. Black, J. F. Black, A. Barrett._ >> Jack Barlow, S. Parker, J. Bradberry, T. C. Barkley, >> John T.Barkley, R. Bryson, E. D. Bryson, Most' Cranor, >> J. H. Cavender Tip Cummings, J. H. Champion, M. L. D. >> Cooper, WilliamDavenport, J. M. Dougherty, P. L. >> Duggin, R. B. Ewing, T. D. Elkins, J. B. Elledge, M. >> H. Francis, J. J. Francis, A. W. Flow-ers, M. C. >> Francis, C. C. Francis, J. D. Francis, C. Garrison, >> J.W. Goard, O. N. Grisham, Bern 'Grisham, John L. >> Greer, John W. Hayes, Joe W.. Herndon, John L. >> Herndon, T. M. Hurt, R. M. Hancock, A. J. Jetton, E. >> Jetton, B. F. Knox, Horace Knight, H. Keaton, William >> Keaton, Mike Lorance, Jim Nute McKnight, A. G. >> McKnight, J. N. McAdoo, John N. McKnight, Dr. W. H. >> McWhirter, S. A. McWhirter, Jas. H. Odom, J. W. Odom, >> J. A.Milligan, J. R. Mathes, Newman, W. F. Odom, H. C. >> Odom, J. M. A. Odom, J. D. Owen, Nelse Owen, S. C. >> Odom, F. B. Odom, Joe Parish, J. (Sweet) Parish, H. G. >> Stevens, J. H. Sneed, J. R. Stone, J. Stone, William >> Stone, J. G. Stone, J. D. Summar, J. M. Spurlock, Sol >> Spicer, M. P. Summar, J. H. Thomas, A. J. Thomas, W. >> D. Thomas, J. B. Thomas, Sam Tittle, Adam Tittle, >> Frank Tedder, 0 J. Warren, W. J. Webb, N. Willard, Tom >> Walker, Anderson Womack, W. L. Womack, J. L. Willard, >> L. Womack. (Names taken from Hancock's His-tory Second >> Tenn. Cavalry.) >> >> CQ1\'IPANY "E" FOURTH TENNESSEE CAVALRY Under Gen. >> Joseph Wheeler and Bedford Forrest >> >> COLONEL-Baxter Smith; Wounded at Woodbury, Sept. 1st, >> 1863; Lieut. Co!. Paul F. Anderson; Wounded at Fort >> Donaldson, Feb. 3, 1863; Major W. S. Bledsoe; Adjt. >> George B. Guild; Captain of Company "E" H. A. Wiley; >> First Lieutenant H. L. Preston, wounded four times; >> Second Lieut. W. L. Sul-livan; Second Lieut., B. R. V. >> - J. R. Fathery; Orderly Sergeant, T. J. Doak; Second >> O. S. - Neeley; Third O. S., E. N. Walkup; Fourth O. >> S., M. C. Markham. First Corp., C. V. Melton; Second >> Corp., J. G. Rushing; Third Corp. J. R. Goodloe; >> Fourth Corp., J. N. Harris. >> >> PRIVATES-B. Hare, J. Givans, John Brashears, C. P. >> Brown, A. M. Dodd, W. D. Coleman, W. H. Davis, A. E. >> Gilley, J. M. Hollis, W. T. Hollis, Ras Hammonds, J. >> B. Hill, W. T. Harris, I. K. Brewer, C. C. Brown, J. >> H. Coleman, Henry Camp-bell, J. M. Dillon, John >> Gilley, J. W. Gilliam, R. G. Hollis, J. J. Hammonds, >> John Hollandsworth, J. D. Hare, H. Hayes, John Hayes, >> A. W. Kennedy, J. H. Knox, N. A. Mitchell, T. B. >> Milligan , B. Neeley, W. J. Payton, N. B. Preston, J. >> A. Richards, Joseph St. John, J. W. Stewart, R. L. >> Stanley, W. H. Travis, James Vinson, Thomas Vance, >> James Vassar, J. H. Wharton, A. S. Gilley, Geo. >> Harris, Y. J. Hoover, E. R. Melton, C. Stanley, D. G. >> Travis, J. W. Wood, W. Wood, F G. Lorance, J. G. Knox, >> J. A. Mitchell, A. C. Milligan, E. J. Neeley, Frank >> Neeley, W. O. Rushing, C. B. Reed, F. S. Stephens, J. >> N. Stewart, William Smith, Thomas Vlnson, James Vance, >> B. F. Vinson, R. D. Walkup, W. Cummings, J. L. Gunter, >> H. B. Hall, T. M. Keele, J. A. Rigsby, James Thompson, >> John Tenpenny, Y. Wood, G. N. York. . >> Buglers-J. A. Stewart and James Nance. >> Surgeon-W. T. Delaney, Assistant Surgeon, W. T. Allen, >> J. A. Mimms, Adjt. succeeded by Geo. B. Guild. >> Marcellus Grissom and Wm. Bone, Quartermasters. >> (Taken from original muster roll, owned by Miss Daisy >> Brown) >> >> >> EIGHTEENTH TENNESSEE INFANTRY >> Joseph B. Palmer was Colonel of this Regiment; >> Lieuten-ant Col. A. G. Gordon; Adjutant, J. W. Roscoe; >> Commissary, R. P. Crockett; Quartermaster, W. P. Wood; >> Surgeon, John Pat. terson; Assistant Surgeon, Isaac >> M.. Gowen; Chaplain, J. H. Rookey. >> >> COMPANY "A" >> M. R. Rushing was captain of this company; and we >> regret we have no records of its members. We print >> here however a list of some of those of the Company >> that were killed, died or wounded during the war: >> W. G. Carmichael, died; A. L. Stewart, killed at >> battle of Chickamauga; Francis Bailey, died; A. B. >> Carnes, died; John Cook, died; William Davenport, >> killed battle Murfreesboro; A. N. Doak, died; Alfred >> Edward, died; Alfred Fann, killed Battle Murfreesboro; >> Joseph Hawkins, died; T. J. Smith, died; John B. >> Sullivan, killed Battle of Murfreesboro; B. A. Spicer, >> died; Elijah Tucker, died; T. A. Wilcher, died; Daniel >> Walls, killed Battle of Murfreesboro. >> >> >> FOURTH TENNESSEE CAVALRY REGIMENT- >> CQMPANY G >> Roll of Company of Captain J. W. Nichols >> >> OFFICERS >> 1st. Lieut. Dave Youree; 2nd. Lieut. John Sagely; 3rd. >> Lieut. Frank McKnight >> >> PRIVATES >> Arnold, John; Allman, Eph.; Bynum, Zeke; Bynum, Jim; >> Bynum, Bill; Brandon, Joe; Brandon, Jim; Bryant, Ira; >> Barry, Bill; Baker, Jim; Beasley, John; Brewer, >> Calvin; Burk, Pony; Bowen, Henderson; Curlee, Dave; >> Coleman, John; Carnahan, Calvin; Carnahan, Press; >> Cooper, Zay; Cooper, Joe; Dunn, Frank; Doughertry, >> Jess; Fowler, Will; Fowler, Jim; Gaither, Currin; >> Gaither, Bob; Gaither, Baz; Gaither, Tom; Gaither, >> Isom; Good, Jake; Good, Ad; Gaines, Alex; Gordon, >> John; Gardner, John; Gilley, Harve; Gilley, Jim; >> Gilley, Jess; Gray, Wiley W.; Gray, Abe; George, Ed; >> Gannon, Bill; Gannon, Harve; Harris, John; Hollis, >> Jim; Hol~, Rich; Ivie, P,ony; Inglish, Ben; Inglish, >> Andy; Jernigan, John W.; Jernigan, Willis; Jones, >> Dock; Jones, Hiram; Jones, Jimmie; Knox, Bob; Knox, >> Joe; Lowe, Jim; McKnight, Beck; McKnight, Jake; >> McKnight, Bob; McGill, Albert; McClain, Jim; McClain, >> Tom; Morgan, John; Miller, Huse; Moore, Calvin; >> Murray, Davis; Munsey, .hay; .Neely, Joe; Neely, Jim; >> Newgent, John; Nelson, Mich; Owensby, Sam; Owensby, >> Ed; Owensby, Wat; Patrick, Russell; Patrick, Tom; Pea, >> Doll; Roberts, Lunce; Ring, Fate; Ring, Bart; Rogers, >> Wilburn; Robinson, Alfred; Robinson, Arch; Robinson, >> Jess; Roach, Bill; Rushing Joe; Reed, Buck; Sagely, >> Polk; Sagely, Ruben; Sloan, Jonn; Summers, John AIled; >> Sain, Mack; Stacy, Harve; Sparks, Bill; Sparks, Alex; >> Spain, Jim; Spain, Dock; Taylor, Jim; Taylor, Bill; >> Taylor, Dock; Tolbert, Dave; Todd, Walker; Underwood, >> Tom; Vasser, Bill; Witherspoon, Alt:x; Witherspoon, >> Sam; Witherspoon, Dave; Weber, John; Weber, Rich; >> Weber, Marion; Weber, George; Weber, Lum; Williams, >> Bob; Williams, John; Williams, Jess; Wilson, Pat; >> Woodruff, Allen; Woodruff, Tom; Youree, Syke; Youree, >> Dick; Youree, Joe P.; Youree, Alex; Youree, Frank; >> Youree, George; Zumbro, Jake. (Surrendered at >> Charlotte, North Carolina, April 26th, 1865.) >> >> COMPANY "D" FOURTH TENNESSEE >> Captain H. J. St. John commanding. We can only give >> the list of some of those who were killed or died in >> this company: A. L. Taylor, died; J. H. Campbell, died >> (in prison); G. G. Austin, died (in prison); J. N. >> Hall, died, prisoner; G. E. Lemay, died; G. W. >> Milligan, died (in prison); William Maxey, died; J. W. >> Mullens, died (in prison); James Pendleton, died; J. >> H. Pendleton, killed in battle; W. R. Quarles, died >> (in prison); R. H. Rhea, died; James Rittenburg, died; >> Eli Sullivan, died; John Styler, died; Dock Smithson, >> died; Virgil Taylor, died; R. J. Williams, died; >> William Young, died; William Brandon, died. >> >> COMPANY "H" FOURTH TENNESSEE >> B. G. Wood, Captain. He was killed and Thos. G. Curlee >> was selected Captain. Some of those who were killed or >> died during service were: C. A. Hodge, died (in >> prison); James Childress, killed at Murfreesboro; >> Robert Gordon, died; John C. Gannon, died; C. P. >> Moore, died (prisoner); James McCrary, died; Robert >> McGill, died (prisoner); Jesse McCaslin, died; W.T. >> Martin, died; Erasmus Pinkerton, died; J. M_ Spicer, >> died (pnsoner); W. M. SpIcer, dIed; L. W. Jetton, >> died. >> >> FIFTH (LATER THIRTY-FIFTH) REGIMENT >> Benj. J. Hill, Colonel; John L. Spurlock, Lieut. >> Colonel; >> Joseph Brown, Major; Dr. W. C. Barns, Surgeon; Drs. >> Wooten and Bell, Assistant Surgeons; Captain O. F. >> Brewster, Quarter-master; Rev. David P. Richie, >> Chaplain. It was placed in Brig. Gen. P. R. Cleburn's >> brigade of Albert Sidney Johnston's army. >> >> COMPANY G >> This Company was commanded by James W. Wood, Cap-tain. >> We have no record of the members of this company, but >> we re-produce a list of those who died or were killed >> in battle: Esau Parks, killed at Shiloh; J. F. Swann, >> killed at Shiloh; John C. Bonner, killed at >> Chickamauga; Wesley Davenport, killed at Chickamauga; >> John Whitlock, died; H. R. Tarbett, died; B. W. Smart, >> died; T. B. Hopkins, died; Smith Isaac, killed at >> Shiloh; J. H. Bryant, killed at Shiloh. >> >> CAPTAIN M. M. BRIEN, JR. . >> Captain Brien's company was originally in the Fifth >> Ten-nessee Regiment, which was later consolidated with >> the 35th in which several officers were killed. On >> account of the con-solidation of these companies we >> are unable to trace the activities of Captain Brien >> from the available records. >> >> CAPTAIN JOHN C. NEW >> Captain New first enlisted in Company "A", Eighteenth >> Regiment, Co!. Joseph B. Palmer commanding. Later he >> was transferred to the 23rd. Regiment, Commanded first >> by Colonel W. P. Jones, and later by Alex Campbell, >> with Lieutenant Co!. H. C. McNeal, Sergeant; R. N. >> Payne, Surgeon; J. M. Alex-ander. He was made Captain >> of Company "H" of this regi ment. Several regiments >> were consolidated, when he was made Captain. >> We have no record of the men composing tnis company, >> but record those killed or died: W. A. Hall, killed at >> Chickamau-ga; McWhirter, killed at Chickamauga; Tobias >> Bright, killed at Murfreesboro; F. M. Bray, killed at >> Murfreesboro; J. L. Massel killed at Murfreesboro; B. >> F. Roberts, killed at Shiloh; Osteen Long, killed at >> Shiloh; E. T. Barber, died; W. A. Howard; died; Isaiah >> Hicks, died; J. H. Massey, died; W. B. Page, died; R. >> S. Roberts, died; Bushrod Weyl, died; J. L. Roberts, >> died. >> >> >> >> >> >> ==== TNCANNON Mailing List ==== >> To subscribe to or unsubscribe from the Cannon Co. list, send mail to.. >> [email protected] ,with subscribe or unsubscribe >> in the subject line. NOTHING ELSE. >> >> ============================== >> Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >> last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. 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1 Baltimore, J.A. Confederate Infantry 22nd Battalion, Tennessee Infantry (Murray's) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Baltimore, Phillip Confederate Infantry 22nd Battalion, Tennessee Infantry (Murray's) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22nd Infantry Battalion was organized in January, 1863, with nine companies. The men were from the counties of White, Bledsoe, Warren, Van Buren, Putnam, and Smith. It joined the Army of Tennessee after the Battle of Murfreesboro and was placed in General M.J. Wright's Brigade. However, that summer the unit merged into the 38th Tennessee Infantry Regiment. Major Thomas B. Murray was in command.

I noted in the Cannon County Cemetery Book, there are some Union Soldiers. I believe there is a Union Soldier at Ready/Gaither Cemetery. Kevin

Kevin, Thank you so very much for this list. Gary D. Norris > From: Kevin Morgan <[email protected]> > Reply-To: [email protected] > Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 19:32:34 -0800 (PST) > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [TNCANNON] Cannon County Confederates > Resent-From: [email protected] > Resent-Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 20:32:46 -0700 > > > This information was taken from the “ History of > Woodbury and Cannon County “ > Written by Sterling Spurlock Brown, > Published in 1936 by Doak Printing, Manchester, > Tennessee 1936 > > > > > > THE CIVIL WAR > Cannon County furnished three fun companies to the > Eighteenth Confederate Regiment of Tennessee-the > companies of Richmond Rushing, H. J. St. John, and > Gran Wood; one company to Col. Barton's Missis-sippi > Regiment, Timothy Allison captain until 1862. when he > was killed, and succeeded by Capt. W. M. McKnight; two > companies to Col. Hill's Fourth Tennessee Regiment of > Infantry, commanded by Captains > M. M. Brien, Jr., and James H. Wood; one > company,captained by John C. New; two cavalry > companies, offi-cered by Captain H. A. Wiley and J. W. > Nichols. > We regret that we are not able to give the names of > the subordinate officers and privates in each of these > companies, but will record here all that can be > ascer-tained. > The roster of Capt. Allison's (later McKnight's) > company, follows: > > OFFICERS- > T. M. Allison, Captain, killed at home in 1862; > succeeded by W. M. McKnight, prominent lawyer of > Woodbury > and later Attorney General of the Judicial Circuit; > First Lieu-tenant N. W. Summar; Second Lieut. George > Alexander; Third > Lieut. M. V. Wilson; First Sergeant J. J. Odom; Second > Sergeant D. B. Willard; Third Sergwant J. D. McLin; > Fourth Sergeant John H. > Odom; First Corporal J. N. Summar; Second Corp. George > Davenport; Third Corp. Sam Walker; Fourth Corp. Dick > Lanear. > > PRIVATES-C. F. Thomas, W. A. Adamson, Presley > Adam-son, Cahal Ashford, Eli Barrett, J. M. Bogle, J. > M. Cooper, A. D. Cooper, Jim Cooper, R. Davenport, J. > R. Dougherty, C.Dougherty, Sam Dennis, B. D. Ewing, E. > L. Ewing, A. H.Francis, Jim Gann, B. A. Hancock, R. R. > Hancock, W. C.Hancock, C. E. Hancock, Dr. J. S. > Harris, W. W. Harrison, W.W. HawKins, J. E. J. > Hawkins, J. T. Hayes, Tim Hannapin, John Hearmon, > Josiah Hale, Josh Jetton, Jesse Jones, J. W. Kennedy, > W. C. Kennedy, L. V. Kennedy, Monroe McKnight, Coon > Keaton, G. C. Keaton, A. B. McKnight, L. W. McKnight, > D. C. McKnight, W. H. Milligan, A. Markham, J. B. > Mullena, J. C. McAdoo, P. Nelson, B. F. Odom, B. F. S. > Odom, Tom O'Conner, L T. Purnell, W. E. Rich, M. > Richardson, W. C. Stevens, J. W. Stevens, John Stanly, > Bob Smith, T. D. Sum-mar, Jim L. Thomas, H. L. Turney, > Dick Talley, F. M. Willard, D. Womack, W. B. Williard > and A. G. Ewing. > > RECRUITS-G. B. Alexander, Tom Armstrong, H. A.Baxter, > J. H. Baxter, W. A. Black, J. F. Black, A. Barrett._ > Jack Barlow, S. Parker, J. Bradberry, T. C. Barkley, > John T.Barkley, R. Bryson, E. D. Bryson, Most' Cranor, > J. H. Cavender Tip Cummings, J. H. Champion, M. L. D. > Cooper, WilliamDavenport, J. M. Dougherty, P. L. > Duggin, R. B. Ewing, T. D. Elkins, J. B. Elledge, M. > H. Francis, J. J. Francis, A. W. Flow-ers, M. C. > Francis, C. C. Francis, J. D. Francis, C. Garrison, > J.W. Goard, O. N. Grisham, Bern 'Grisham, John L. > Greer, John W. Hayes, Joe W.. Herndon, John L. > Herndon, T. M. Hurt, R. M. Hancock, A. J. Jetton, E. > Jetton, B. F. Knox, Horace Knight, H. Keaton, William > Keaton, Mike Lorance, Jim Nute McKnight, A. G. > McKnight, J. N. McAdoo, John N. McKnight, Dr. W. H. > McWhirter, S. A. McWhirter, Jas. H. Odom, J. W. Odom, > J. A.Milligan, J. R. Mathes, Newman, W. F. Odom, H. C. > Odom, J. M. A. Odom, J. D. Owen, Nelse Owen, S. C. > Odom, F. B. Odom, Joe Parish, J. (Sweet) Parish, H. G. > Stevens, J. H. Sneed, J. R. Stone, J. Stone, William > Stone, J. G. Stone, J. D. Summar, J. M. Spurlock, Sol > Spicer, M. P. Summar, J. H. Thomas, A. J. Thomas, W. > D. Thomas, J. B. Thomas, Sam Tittle, Adam Tittle, > Frank Tedder, 0 J. Warren, W. J. Webb, N. Willard, Tom > Walker, Anderson Womack, W. L. Womack, J. L. Willard, > L. Womack. (Names taken from Hancock's His-tory Second > Tenn. Cavalry.) > > CQ1\'IPANY "E" FOURTH TENNESSEE CAVALRY Under Gen. > Joseph Wheeler and Bedford Forrest > > COLONEL-Baxter Smith; Wounded at Woodbury, Sept. 1st, > 1863; Lieut. Co!. Paul F. Anderson; Wounded at Fort > Donaldson, Feb. 3, 1863; Major W. S. Bledsoe; Adjt. > George B. Guild; Captain of Company "E" H. A. Wiley; > First Lieutenant H. L. Preston, wounded four times; > Second Lieut. W. L. Sul-livan; Second Lieut., B. R. V. > - J. R. Fathery; Orderly Sergeant, T. J. Doak; Second > O. S. - Neeley; Third O. S., E. N. Walkup; Fourth O. > S., M. C. Markham. First Corp., C. V. Melton; Second > Corp., J. G. Rushing; Third Corp. J. R. Goodloe; > Fourth Corp., J. N. Harris. > > PRIVATES-B. Hare, J. Givans, John Brashears, C. P. > Brown, A. M. Dodd, W. D. Coleman, W. H. Davis, A. E. > Gilley, J. M. Hollis, W. T. Hollis, Ras Hammonds, J. > B. Hill, W. T. Harris, I. K. Brewer, C. C. Brown, J. > H. Coleman, Henry Camp-bell, J. M. Dillon, John > Gilley, J. W. Gilliam, R. G. Hollis, J. J. Hammonds, > John Hollandsworth, J. D. Hare, H. Hayes, John Hayes, > A. W. Kennedy, J. H. Knox, N. A. Mitchell, T. B. > Milligan , B. Neeley, W. J. Payton, N. B. Preston, J. > A. Richards, Joseph St. John, J. W. Stewart, R. L. > Stanley, W. H. Travis, James Vinson, Thomas Vance, > James Vassar, J. H. Wharton, A. S. Gilley, Geo. > Harris, Y. J. Hoover, E. R. Melton, C. Stanley, D. G. > Travis, J. W. Wood, W. Wood, F G. Lorance, J. G. Knox, > J. A. Mitchell, A. C. Milligan, E. J. Neeley, Frank > Neeley, W. O. Rushing, C. B. Reed, F. S. Stephens, J. > N. Stewart, William Smith, Thomas Vlnson, James Vance, > B. F. Vinson, R. D. Walkup, W. Cummings, J. L. Gunter, > H. B. Hall, T. M. Keele, J. A. Rigsby, James Thompson, > John Tenpenny, Y. Wood, G. N. York. . > Buglers-J. A. Stewart and James Nance. > Surgeon-W. T. Delaney, Assistant Surgeon, W. T. Allen, > J. A. Mimms, Adjt. succeeded by Geo. B. Guild. > Marcellus Grissom and Wm. Bone, Quartermasters. > (Taken from original muster roll, owned by Miss Daisy > Brown) > > > EIGHTEENTH TENNESSEE INFANTRY > Joseph B. Palmer was Colonel of this Regiment; > Lieuten-ant Col. A. G. Gordon; Adjutant, J. W. Roscoe; > Commissary, R. P. Crockett; Quartermaster, W. P. Wood; > Surgeon, John Pat. terson; Assistant Surgeon, Isaac > M.. Gowen; Chaplain, J. H. Rookey. > > COMPANY "A" > M. R. Rushing was captain of this company; and we > regret we have no records of its members. We print > here however a list of some of those of the Company > that were killed, died or wounded during the war: > W. G. Carmichael, died; A. L. Stewart, killed at > battle of Chickamauga; Francis Bailey, died; A. B. > Carnes, died; John Cook, died; William Davenport, > killed battle Murfreesboro; A. N. Doak, died; Alfred > Edward, died; Alfred Fann, killed Battle Murfreesboro; > Joseph Hawkins, died; T. J. Smith, died; John B. > Sullivan, killed Battle of Murfreesboro; B. A. Spicer, > died; Elijah Tucker, died; T. A. Wilcher, died; Daniel > Walls, killed Battle of Murfreesboro. > > > FOURTH TENNESSEE CAVALRY REGIMENT- > CQMPANY G > Roll of Company of Captain J. W. Nichols > > OFFICERS > 1st. Lieut. Dave Youree; 2nd. Lieut. John Sagely; 3rd. > Lieut. Frank McKnight > > PRIVATES > Arnold, John; Allman, Eph.; Bynum, Zeke; Bynum, Jim; > Bynum, Bill; Brandon, Joe; Brandon, Jim; Bryant, Ira; > Barry, Bill; Baker, Jim; Beasley, John; Brewer, > Calvin; Burk, Pony; Bowen, Henderson; Curlee, Dave; > Coleman, John; Carnahan, Calvin; Carnahan, Press; > Cooper, Zay; Cooper, Joe; Dunn, Frank; Doughertry, > Jess; Fowler, Will; Fowler, Jim; Gaither, Currin; > Gaither, Bob; Gaither, Baz; Gaither, Tom; Gaither, > Isom; Good, Jake; Good, Ad; Gaines, Alex; Gordon, > John; Gardner, John; Gilley, Harve; Gilley, Jim; > Gilley, Jess; Gray, Wiley W.; Gray, Abe; George, Ed; > Gannon, Bill; Gannon, Harve; Harris, John; Hollis, > Jim; Hol~, Rich; Ivie, P,ony; Inglish, Ben; Inglish, > Andy; Jernigan, John W.; Jernigan, Willis; Jones, > Dock; Jones, Hiram; Jones, Jimmie; Knox, Bob; Knox, > Joe; Lowe, Jim; McKnight, Beck; McKnight, Jake; > McKnight, Bob; McGill, Albert; McClain, Jim; McClain, > Tom; Morgan, John; Miller, Huse; Moore, Calvin; > Murray, Davis; Munsey, .hay; .Neely, Joe; Neely, Jim; > Newgent, John; Nelson, Mich; Owensby, Sam; Owensby, > Ed; Owensby, Wat; Patrick, Russell; Patrick, Tom; Pea, > Doll; Roberts, Lunce; Ring, Fate; Ring, Bart; Rogers, > Wilburn; Robinson, Alfred; Robinson, Arch; Robinson, > Jess; Roach, Bill; Rushing Joe; Reed, Buck; Sagely, > Polk; Sagely, Ruben; Sloan, Jonn; Summers, John AIled; > Sain, Mack; Stacy, Harve; Sparks, Bill; Sparks, Alex; > Spain, Jim; Spain, Dock; Taylor, Jim; Taylor, Bill; > Taylor, Dock; Tolbert, Dave; Todd, Walker; Underwood, > Tom; Vasser, Bill; Witherspoon, Alt:x; Witherspoon, > Sam; Witherspoon, Dave; Weber, John; Weber, Rich; > Weber, Marion; Weber, George; Weber, Lum; Williams, > Bob; Williams, John; Williams, Jess; Wilson, Pat; > Woodruff, Allen; Woodruff, Tom; Youree, Syke; Youree, > Dick; Youree, Joe P.; Youree, Alex; Youree, Frank; > Youree, George; Zumbro, Jake. (Surrendered at > Charlotte, North Carolina, April 26th, 1865.) > > COMPANY "D" FOURTH TENNESSEE > Captain H. J. St. John commanding. We can only give > the list of some of those who were killed or died in > this company: A. L. Taylor, died; J. H. Campbell, died > (in prison); G. G. Austin, died (in prison); J. N. > Hall, died, prisoner; G. E. Lemay, died; G. W. > Milligan, died (in prison); William Maxey, died; J. W. > Mullens, died (in prison); James Pendleton, died; J. > H. Pendleton, killed in battle; W. R. Quarles, died > (in prison); R. H. Rhea, died; James Rittenburg, died; > Eli Sullivan, died; John Styler, died; Dock Smithson, > died; Virgil Taylor, died; R. J. Williams, died; > William Young, died; William Brandon, died. > > COMPANY "H" FOURTH TENNESSEE > B. G. Wood, Captain. He was killed and Thos. G. Curlee > was selected Captain. Some of those who were killed or > died during service were: C. A. Hodge, died (in > prison); James Childress, killed at Murfreesboro; > Robert Gordon, died; John C. Gannon, died; C. P. > Moore, died (prisoner); James McCrary, died; Robert > McGill, died (prisoner); Jesse McCaslin, died; W.T. > Martin, died; Erasmus Pinkerton, died; J. M_ Spicer, > died (pnsoner); W. M. SpIcer, dIed; L. W. Jetton, > died. > > FIFTH (LATER THIRTY-FIFTH) REGIMENT > Benj. J. Hill, Colonel; John L. Spurlock, Lieut. > Colonel; > Joseph Brown, Major; Dr. W. C. Barns, Surgeon; Drs. > Wooten and Bell, Assistant Surgeons; Captain O. F. > Brewster, Quarter-master; Rev. David P. Richie, > Chaplain. It was placed in Brig. Gen. P. R. Cleburn's > brigade of Albert Sidney Johnston's army. > > COMPANY G > This Company was commanded by James W. Wood, Cap-tain. > We have no record of the members of this company, but > we re-produce a list of those who died or were killed > in battle: Esau Parks, killed at Shiloh; J. F. Swann, > killed at Shiloh; John C. Bonner, killed at > Chickamauga; Wesley Davenport, killed at Chickamauga; > John Whitlock, died; H. R. Tarbett, died; B. W. Smart, > died; T. B. Hopkins, died; Smith Isaac, killed at > Shiloh; J. H. Bryant, killed at Shiloh. > > CAPTAIN M. M. BRIEN, JR. . > Captain Brien's company was originally in the Fifth > Ten-nessee Regiment, which was later consolidated with > the 35th in which several officers were killed. On > account of the con-solidation of these companies we > are unable to trace the activities of Captain Brien > from the available records. > > CAPTAIN JOHN C. NEW > Captain New first enlisted in Company "A", Eighteenth > Regiment, Co!. Joseph B. Palmer commanding. Later he > was transferred to the 23rd. Regiment, Commanded first > by Colonel W. P. Jones, and later by Alex Campbell, > with Lieutenant Co!. H. C. McNeal, Sergeant; R. N. > Payne, Surgeon; J. M. Alex-ander. He was made Captain > of Company "H" of this regi ment. Several regiments > were consolidated, when he was made Captain. > We have no record of the men composing tnis company, > but record those killed or died: W. A. Hall, killed at > Chickamau-ga; McWhirter, killed at Chickamauga; Tobias > Bright, killed at Murfreesboro; F. M. Bray, killed at > Murfreesboro; J. L. Massel killed at Murfreesboro; B. > F. Roberts, killed at Shiloh; Osteen Long, killed at > Shiloh; E. T. Barber, died; W. A. Howard; died; Isaiah > Hicks, died; J. H. Massey, died; W. B. Page, died; R. > S. Roberts, died; Bushrod Weyl, died; J. L. Roberts, > died. > > > > > > ==== TNCANNON Mailing List ==== > To subscribe to or unsubscribe from the Cannon Co. list, send mail to.. > [email protected] ,with subscribe or unsubscribe > in the subject line. NOTHING ELSE. > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. 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One of the Best Sites for looking up Civil War Soldiers is: http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/ You can use the Soldiers Site here or the Regiment. You do not have to fill in all the fields. You will see a lot of names such as B.B. King and if you look on down the list, sometimes it will list the full name. Like Bob Bruce King. Both are the same person, but listed twice. Example: William Phillips (First_Last) Regiment Name 23 Tennessee Infantry. (Martin's Reg't.) Side Confederate Company H Soldier's Rank_In Private Soldier's Rank_Out Private Then click on his Regiment and it gives the History: 23rd Infantry Regiment was organized at Camp Trousdale, Sumner County, Tennessee, in August, 1861. Organized with ten companies, it was consolidated into eight after the Battle of Shiloh. The men were recruited in the counties of Maury, Smith, Lawrence, DeKalb, Bedford, Rutherford, Marshall, Perry, Cannon, and Coffee. After being involved in the conflicts at Shiloh, Munfordville, and Perryville, it was assigned to B.R. Johnson's Brigade and in November, 1863, consolidated with the 17th Regiment. The regiment participated in the Battles of Murfreesboro and Chickamauga, moved to Knoxville, then was ordered to Virginia. Here it fought at Drewry's Bluff, took its place in the Petersburg trenches, and was active in the Appomattox Courthouse Campaign. It took 570 effectives to Shiloh and lost twenty-six percent of the 201 at Perryville, twenty-three percent of the 272 at Murfreesboro, and fifty-four percent of the 181 at Chickamauga. On April 9, 1865, there were 4 officers and 52 men at the surrender. The field officers were Colonels Richard H. Keeble, Mathias Martin, James F. Neill, and Horace Ready; Lieutenant Colonel Robert Cantrell; and Majors John G. Lowe and George H. Nixon. Hope this helps. Kevin Morgan

I am looking for a list of Confederate soldiers who served from Cannon County. Is there such a list in existence? Gary

Kevin, Thanks for posting that article from Goodspeed's. I have misplaced my copy. The dau listed as "Nellie" is an error. She was Emily Frances "Millie / Milly" DICKENS d 1920, bur Hopper Cem, Marshall Co, TN. 1m Peter BUCKINGHAM, had 6 daus and 1 son 2m Thomas J SLOAN, had 1 son, Thomas Hutton SLOAN Millie's dau, Margaret Caroline "Maggie" BUCKINGHAM 1873 - 1932 (was my husband's gm) 1m James B COLLINS, had 1 son, Ben Phelps (m, but no ch) 2m Nathan A "Nat" FREEMAN as his 2nd wife (1st wife was Maggie's older sister, Mary Jane BUCKINGHAM 1865 - 1899, had 5 ch), had 1 son, Otis Lewis (O L, "Nooby") FREEMAN 1903 -1975, my f-i-l, m had 1 son 3m James "Ed" CANEER d 1941, had 1 son, 2 daus (all died toddlers) Now you can see why I'm looking for the parents / family of Daniel DICKENS and Matilda PUTNAM. Janice Kevin posted: J. B. DICKENS is a son of Daniel and Matilda (Putnam) Dickens, who were born in 1814. The father died October 13, 1874. The mother was drowned June 20, 1870, while crossing Duck River in a canoe. Our subject was the youngest of their eight children. He was born in Bedford County, Tenn., October 13, 1852. The names of the children are Jasper N., Andrew J., Nellie F., William C., Nancy J., Elizabeth C., Newton and or subject, who was married December 12, 1872, to Jennie Foster, who was born November 21, 1852. To them were born a family of four children: Malcolm A., born in 1873; Clara A., born in 1876; Matilda F., born in 1880, and Sarah G., born in 1884. The mother was the youngest of seven children, their names being Eliza J., Almira M. Malcolm A., Sarah G., Caldonia T., Mary A., and Jennie. Our subject has been a fairly successful financier, and is one of he few men who have made their property through their own exertions. He and wife are members of the Methodist Church, and he is a Republican.

This information was taken from the “ History of Woodbury and Cannon County “ Written by Sterling Spurlock Brown, Published in 1936 by Doak Printing, Manchester, Tennessee 1936 THE CIVIL WAR Cannon County furnished three fun companies to the Eighteenth Confederate Regiment of Tennessee-the companies of Richmond Rushing, H. J. St. John, and Gran Wood; one company to Col. Barton's Missis-sippi Regiment, Timothy Allison captain until 1862. when he was killed, and succeeded by Capt. W. M. McKnight; two companies to Col. Hill's Fourth Tennessee Regiment of Infantry, commanded by Captains M. M. Brien, Jr., and James H. Wood; one company,captained by John C. New; two cavalry companies, offi-cered by Captain H. A. Wiley and J. W. Nichols. We regret that we are not able to give the names of the subordinate officers and privates in each of these companies, but will record here all that can be ascer-tained. The roster of Capt. Allison's (later McKnight's) company, follows: OFFICERS- T. M. Allison, Captain, killed at home in 1862; succeeded by W. M. McKnight, prominent lawyer of Woodbury and later Attorney General of the Judicial Circuit; First Lieu-tenant N. W. Summar; Second Lieut. George Alexander; Third Lieut. M. V. Wilson; First Sergeant J. J. Odom; Second Sergeant D. B. Willard; Third Sergwant J. D. McLin; Fourth Sergeant John H. Odom; First Corporal J. N. Summar; Second Corp. George Davenport; Third Corp. Sam Walker; Fourth Corp. Dick Lanear. PRIVATES-C. F. Thomas, W. A. Adamson, Presley Adam-son, Cahal Ashford, Eli Barrett, J. M. Bogle, J. M. Cooper, A. D. Cooper, Jim Cooper, R. Davenport, J. R. Dougherty, C.Dougherty, Sam Dennis, B. D. Ewing, E. L. Ewing, A. H.Francis, Jim Gann, B. A. Hancock, R. R. Hancock, W. C.Hancock, C. E. Hancock, Dr. J. S. Harris, W. W. Harrison, W.W. HawKins, J. E. J. Hawkins, J. T. Hayes, Tim Hannapin, John Hearmon, Josiah Hale, Josh Jetton, Jesse Jones, J. W. Kennedy, W. C. Kennedy, L. V. Kennedy, Monroe McKnight, Coon Keaton, G. C. Keaton, A. B. McKnight, L. W. McKnight, D. C. McKnight, W. H. Milligan, A. Markham, J. B. Mullena, J. C. McAdoo, P. Nelson, B. F. Odom, B. F. S. Odom, Tom O'Conner, L T. Purnell, W. E. Rich, M. Richardson, W. C. Stevens, J. W. Stevens, John Stanly, Bob Smith, T. D. Sum-mar, Jim L. Thomas, H. L. Turney, Dick Talley, F. M. Willard, D. Womack, W. B. Williard and A. G. Ewing. RECRUITS-G. B. Alexander, Tom Armstrong, H. A.Baxter, J. H. Baxter, W. A. Black, J. F. Black, A. Barrett._ Jack Barlow, S. Parker, J. Bradberry, T. C. Barkley, John T.Barkley, R. Bryson, E. D. Bryson, Most' Cranor, J. H. Cavender Tip Cummings, J. H. Champion, M. L. D. Cooper, WilliamDavenport, J. M. Dougherty, P. L. Duggin, R. B. Ewing, T. D. Elkins, J. B. Elledge, M. H. Francis, J. J. Francis, A. W. Flow-ers, M. C. Francis, C. C. Francis, J. D. Francis, C. Garrison, J.W. Goard, O. N. Grisham, Bern 'Grisham, John L. Greer, John W. Hayes, Joe W.. Herndon, John L. Herndon, T. M. Hurt, R. M. Hancock, A. J. Jetton, E. Jetton, B. F. Knox, Horace Knight, H. Keaton, William Keaton, Mike Lorance, Jim Nute McKnight, A. G. McKnight, J. N. McAdoo, John N. McKnight, Dr. W. H. McWhirter, S. A. McWhirter, Jas. H. Odom, J. W. Odom, J. A.Milligan, J. R. Mathes, Newman, W. F. Odom, H. C. Odom, J. M. A. Odom, J. D. Owen, Nelse Owen, S. C. Odom, F. B. Odom, Joe Parish, J. (Sweet) Parish, H. G. Stevens, J. H. Sneed, J. R. Stone, J. Stone, William Stone, J. G. Stone, J. D. Summar, J. M. Spurlock, Sol Spicer, M. P. Summar, J. H. Thomas, A. J. Thomas, W. D. Thomas, J. B. Thomas, Sam Tittle, Adam Tittle, Frank Tedder, 0 J. Warren, W. J. Webb, N. Willard, Tom Walker, Anderson Womack, W. L. Womack, J. L. Willard, L. Womack. (Names taken from Hancock's His-tory Second Tenn. Cavalry.) CQ1\'IPANY "E" FOURTH TENNESSEE CAVALRY Under Gen. Joseph Wheeler and Bedford Forrest COLONEL-Baxter Smith; Wounded at Woodbury, Sept. 1st, 1863; Lieut. Co!. Paul F. Anderson; Wounded at Fort Donaldson, Feb. 3, 1863; Major W. S. Bledsoe; Adjt. George B. Guild; Captain of Company "E" H. A. Wiley; First Lieutenant H. L. Preston, wounded four times; Second Lieut. W. L. Sul-livan; Second Lieut., B. R. V. - J. R. Fathery; Orderly Sergeant, T. J. Doak; Second O. S. - Neeley; Third O. S., E. N. Walkup; Fourth O. S., M. C. Markham. First Corp., C. V. Melton; Second Corp., J. G. Rushing; Third Corp. J. R. Goodloe; Fourth Corp., J. N. Harris. PRIVATES-B. Hare, J. Givans, John Brashears, C. P. Brown, A. M. Dodd, W. D. Coleman, W. H. Davis, A. E. Gilley, J. M. Hollis, W. T. Hollis, Ras Hammonds, J. B. Hill, W. T. Harris, I. K. Brewer, C. C. Brown, J. H. Coleman, Henry Camp-bell, J. M. Dillon, John Gilley, J. W. Gilliam, R. G. Hollis, J. J. Hammonds, John Hollandsworth, J. D. Hare, H. Hayes, John Hayes, A. W. Kennedy, J. H. Knox, N. A. Mitchell, T. B. Milligan , B. Neeley, W. J. Payton, N. B. Preston, J. A. Richards, Joseph St. John, J. W. Stewart, R. L. Stanley, W. H. Travis, James Vinson, Thomas Vance, James Vassar, J. H. Wharton, A. S. Gilley, Geo. Harris, Y. J. Hoover, E. R. Melton, C. Stanley, D. G. Travis, J. W. Wood, W. Wood, F G. Lorance, J. G. Knox, J. A. Mitchell, A. C. Milligan, E. J. Neeley, Frank Neeley, W. O. Rushing, C. B. Reed, F. S. Stephens, J. N. Stewart, William Smith, Thomas Vlnson, James Vance, B. F. Vinson, R. D. Walkup, W. Cummings, J. L. Gunter, H. B. Hall, T. M. Keele, J. A. Rigsby, James Thompson, John Tenpenny, Y. Wood, G. N. York. . Buglers-J. A. Stewart and James Nance. Surgeon-W. T. Delaney, Assistant Surgeon, W. T. Allen, J. A. Mimms, Adjt. succeeded by Geo. B. Guild. Marcellus Grissom and Wm. Bone, Quartermasters. (Taken from original muster roll, owned by Miss Daisy Brown) EIGHTEENTH TENNESSEE INFANTRY Joseph B. Palmer was Colonel of this Regiment; Lieuten-ant Col. A. G. Gordon; Adjutant, J. W. Roscoe; Commissary, R. P. Crockett; Quartermaster, W. P. Wood; Surgeon, John Pat. terson; Assistant Surgeon, Isaac M.. Gowen; Chaplain, J. H. Rookey. COMPANY "A" M. R. Rushing was captain of this company; and we regret we have no records of its members. We print here however a list of some of those of the Company that were killed, died or wounded during the war: W. G. Carmichael, died; A. L. Stewart, killed at battle of Chickamauga; Francis Bailey, died; A. B. Carnes, died; John Cook, died; William Davenport, killed battle Murfreesboro; A. N. Doak, died; Alfred Edward, died; Alfred Fann, killed Battle Murfreesboro; Joseph Hawkins, died; T. J. Smith, died; John B. Sullivan, killed Battle of Murfreesboro; B. A. Spicer, died; Elijah Tucker, died; T. A. Wilcher, died; Daniel Walls, killed Battle of Murfreesboro. FOURTH TENNESSEE CAVALRY REGIMENT- CQMPANY G Roll of Company of Captain J. W. Nichols OFFICERS 1st. Lieut. Dave Youree; 2nd. Lieut. John Sagely; 3rd. Lieut. Frank McKnight PRIVATES Arnold, John; Allman, Eph.; Bynum, Zeke; Bynum, Jim; Bynum, Bill; Brandon, Joe; Brandon, Jim; Bryant, Ira; Barry, Bill; Baker, Jim; Beasley, John; Brewer, Calvin; Burk, Pony; Bowen, Henderson; Curlee, Dave; Coleman, John; Carnahan, Calvin; Carnahan, Press; Cooper, Zay; Cooper, Joe; Dunn, Frank; Doughertry, Jess; Fowler, Will; Fowler, Jim; Gaither, Currin; Gaither, Bob; Gaither, Baz; Gaither, Tom; Gaither, Isom; Good, Jake; Good, Ad; Gaines, Alex; Gordon, John; Gardner, John; Gilley, Harve; Gilley, Jim; Gilley, Jess; Gray, Wiley W.; Gray, Abe; George, Ed; Gannon, Bill; Gannon, Harve; Harris, John; Hollis, Jim; Hol~, Rich; Ivie, P,ony; Inglish, Ben; Inglish, Andy; Jernigan, John W.; Jernigan, Willis; Jones, Dock; Jones, Hiram; Jones, Jimmie; Knox, Bob; Knox, Joe; Lowe, Jim; McKnight, Beck; McKnight, Jake; McKnight, Bob; McGill, Albert; McClain, Jim; McClain, Tom; Morgan, John; Miller, Huse; Moore, Calvin; Murray, Davis; Munsey, .hay; .Neely, Joe; Neely, Jim; Newgent, John; Nelson, Mich; Owensby, Sam; Owensby, Ed; Owensby, Wat; Patrick, Russell; Patrick, Tom; Pea, Doll; Roberts, Lunce; Ring, Fate; Ring, Bart; Rogers, Wilburn; Robinson, Alfred; Robinson, Arch; Robinson, Jess; Roach, Bill; Rushing Joe; Reed, Buck; Sagely, Polk; Sagely, Ruben; Sloan, Jonn; Summers, John AIled; Sain, Mack; Stacy, Harve; Sparks, Bill; Sparks, Alex; Spain, Jim; Spain, Dock; Taylor, Jim; Taylor, Bill; Taylor, Dock; Tolbert, Dave; Todd, Walker; Underwood, Tom; Vasser, Bill; Witherspoon, Alt:x; Witherspoon, Sam; Witherspoon, Dave; Weber, John; Weber, Rich; Weber, Marion; Weber, George; Weber, Lum; Williams, Bob; Williams, John; Williams, Jess; Wilson, Pat; Woodruff, Allen; Woodruff, Tom; Youree, Syke; Youree, Dick; Youree, Joe P.; Youree, Alex; Youree, Frank; Youree, George; Zumbro, Jake. (Surrendered at Charlotte, North Carolina, April 26th, 1865.) COMPANY "D" FOURTH TENNESSEE Captain H. J. St. John commanding. We can only give the list of some of those who were killed or died in this company: A. L. Taylor, died; J. H. Campbell, died (in prison); G. G. Austin, died (in prison); J. N. Hall, died, prisoner; G. E. Lemay, died; G. W. Milligan, died (in prison); William Maxey, died; J. W. Mullens, died (in prison); James Pendleton, died; J. H. Pendleton, killed in battle; W. R. Quarles, died (in prison); R. H. Rhea, died; James Rittenburg, died; Eli Sullivan, died; John Styler, died; Dock Smithson, died; Virgil Taylor, died; R. J. Williams, died; William Young, died; William Brandon, died. COMPANY "H" FOURTH TENNESSEE B. G. Wood, Captain. He was killed and Thos. G. Curlee was selected Captain. Some of those who were killed or died during service were: C. A. Hodge, died (in prison); James Childress, killed at Murfreesboro; Robert Gordon, died; John C. Gannon, died; C. P. Moore, died (prisoner); James McCrary, died; Robert McGill, died (prisoner); Jesse McCaslin, died; W.T. Martin, died; Erasmus Pinkerton, died; J. M_ Spicer, died (pnsoner); W. M. SpIcer, dIed; L. W. Jetton, died. FIFTH (LATER THIRTY-FIFTH) REGIMENT Benj. J. Hill, Colonel; John L. Spurlock, Lieut. Colonel; Joseph Brown, Major; Dr. W. C. Barns, Surgeon; Drs. Wooten and Bell, Assistant Surgeons; Captain O. F. Brewster, Quarter-master; Rev. David P. Richie, Chaplain. It was placed in Brig. Gen. P. R. Cleburn's brigade of Albert Sidney Johnston's army. COMPANY G This Company was commanded by James W. Wood, Cap-tain. We have no record of the members of this company, but we re-produce a list of those who died or were killed in battle: Esau Parks, killed at Shiloh; J. F. Swann, killed at Shiloh; John C. Bonner, killed at Chickamauga; Wesley Davenport, killed at Chickamauga; John Whitlock, died; H. R. Tarbett, died; B. W. Smart, died; T. B. Hopkins, died; Smith Isaac, killed at Shiloh; J. H. Bryant, killed at Shiloh. CAPTAIN M. M. BRIEN, JR. . Captain Brien's company was originally in the Fifth Ten-nessee Regiment, which was later consolidated with the 35th in which several officers were killed. On account of the con-solidation of these companies we are unable to trace the activities of Captain Brien from the available records. CAPTAIN JOHN C. NEW Captain New first enlisted in Company "A", Eighteenth Regiment, Co!. Joseph B. Palmer commanding. Later he was transferred to the 23rd. Regiment, Commanded first by Colonel W. P. Jones, and later by Alex Campbell, with Lieutenant Co!. H. C. McNeal, Sergeant; R. N. Payne, Surgeon; J. M. Alex-ander. He was made Captain of Company "H" of this regi ment. Several regiments were consolidated, when he was made Captain. We have no record of the men composing tnis company, but record those killed or died: W. A. Hall, killed at Chickamau-ga; McWhirter, killed at Chickamauga; Tobias Bright, killed at Murfreesboro; F. M. Bray, killed at Murfreesboro; J. L. Massel killed at Murfreesboro; B. F. Roberts, killed at Shiloh; Osteen Long, killed at Shiloh; E. T. Barber, died; W. A. Howard; died; Isaiah Hicks, died; J. H. Massey, died; W. B. Page, died; R. S. Roberts, died; Bushrod Weyl, died; J. L. Roberts, died.