Cocke County,
TNGenWeb
Confederate Applications for Pardon
Most
of the people were not Confederate soldiers, just people who supported
the
rebellion. A. J. Fletcher, a lawyer from Newport and the
census-taker for 1850,
was Tenn Secretary of State at the time of these applications
and provided opinions on some of the men, some good, some bad.
The applications occurred in 1865-1867. The code is made up of:
CAPx - "Confederate Applications for Pardon" plus the first letter of
the
first surname on the roll, -#### - the first page for that person, and
-#### - the last page for
that person.
Submitted by Bruce
Price
| Surname |
Given Name |
Code |
| Cameron |
John |
CAPA-0482-0484 |
| DeWitt |
William L. |
CAPA-0982-0989 |
| Ellison |
William R. |
CAPE-0027-0029 |
| Gouchenour |
Henry |
CAPE-0406-0424 |
| Gregg |
Thomas M. |
CAPE-0460-0463 |
| Harrison |
Charlie A. |
CAPE-0539-0545 |
| Hays |
Wm. N. |
CAPE-0552-0558 |
| Jack |
Alvy |
CAPE-0776-0780 |
| Jack |
Wm |
CAPE-0781-0785 |
| McNabb |
Russel A. |
CAPK-0335-0340 |
| Mims |
Aaron L. |
CAPK-0488-0492 |
| Rankin |
James |
CAPK-0902-0910 |
| Smith |
John |
CAPR-0240-0244 |
| Stokely |
Charles |
CAPR-0315-0318 |
| Stuart |
Alex |
CAPR-0332-0337 |
| Sturart |
D. Ward |
CAPR-0338-0341 |
| Swagerty |
James |
CAPR-0349-0353 |
| Wood |
John |
CAPR-0728-0730 |
| Yett |
Hamilton |
CAPR-0780-0782 |
| Yett |
James H. |
CPAR-0783-0787 |