from 'Hardin Countians in the 19th Century' by Tony Hays These men were named by Andrew Burris White as members of Company G, that were not on Mr. Porterfield's list. Porterfield's roster was from the Wheeler Raid soon after the battle at Chickamauga. CANTRELL, James Knox Polk - Son of James Wesley Cantrell from west Hardin County. b. 1839 d. 1911 CANTRELL, Aaron V. Brown - Known as Brown. Brother of J.K.P. Cantrell. See notes above. CANTRELL, Perry - Another son of James Wesley Cantrell. See above. DARBY, Dave COBERN, John HARBOUR, Eli HARBOUR, Harold HAYES, Burt - b. 1836 d.1868. Transferred to 21st Cavalry Regiment and was elected Captain. Later, became a guerilla operating in the Hardin-Wayne- Lauderdale area. Shot after the war by persons unknown. Brother to Lawson Hayes. A brother in law to the Cantrell brothers. WARD, Swain LUNA, Bill - Likely that he came from Marshall County BRANCH, Jim DUNCAN, Joseph b. 1843 d. 1929 McLAREN, John WHITE, F.M.- Brother of Andrew Burris White. He also filled out one of the Civil War Veteran's Questionnaires. Settled near Olive Hill. b. 1840 d.1923. Buried on old WHITE homeplace