Hi Kevin, I have an old document, "Civil War in Cannon County" which contains short stories of Civil War events. There are some Hawkins names in it. Included are: W. W. Hawkins J. E. J. Hawkins Both are ID as 2nd Cpl. Also Joseph Hawkins. Reference is made to the 4th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, Co. G and Co. D. In another section Ervin Hawkins was listed among Confederate Dead buried at Melton Cemetery. Strangely enough, there is also an Ervin Hawkins was listed among Confederate Dead buried at Jones Cemetery. In an earlier post someone asked about Forrest. There is a comment about "the famous raid on Murfreesboro in 1862" by Forrest. Also comments about General Bedford Forrest and his raid at Woodbury on July 12, 1862. Source credit was given to the "1928 edition of the Cannon Courier". It makes for interesting reading. John Sissom [email protected] Sola Fida > [Original Message] > From: Kevin Morgan <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 3/20/2006 10:03:23 PM > Subject: [TNCANNON] Hawkins > > This is the listing I have for all the Hawkins in the > 18th Inf. CSA. This Unit had a lot of men from Cannon > County Does not cover the Cav. Units. > Kevin Morgan