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.