Captain C. H. Bean 41st Regiment – Muster Roll 1861-1862
Captain C.H. BEAN 41st Reg’t., Co. G. 26 Nov. 1861 to the 26th Nov. 1862. TSLA, Mf Roll No. 2. Transcribed by Judy Henley Phillips. PRIVATES
Continue reading →Captain C.H. BEAN 41st Reg’t., Co. G. 26 Nov. 1861 to the 26th Nov. 1862. TSLA, Mf Roll No. 2. Transcribed by Judy Henley Phillips. PRIVATES
Continue reading →Company K was organized in April from men in Lincoln County and enrolled in that place on 29 April 1861, joining the rest of the regiment shortly there after. It was nicknamed “The Boon’s Creek Minute Men” or “Boon’s Hill … Continue reading →
Company I was formed at Winchester for a period of twelve months from men in Coffee County. It was enrolled in April 1861 and joined the Regiment shortly thereafter and mustered into Confederate service at Lynchburg, VA, on 8 May … Continue reading →
Company H was organized from men around Shelton’s Creek, in Lincoln County, and were enrolled on 29 April in that County before joining the rest of the regiment at Winchester shortly thereafter. It was officially mustered into the Confederate Army … Continue reading →
Company G was organized in Lincoln County and the men were enrolled at Fayetteville on 29 April 1861 and joined the other Companies of the Regiment at Winchester around 1 May 1861. They were mustered into Confederate service on 8 … Continue reading →
Company F was organized from men around Franklin County and was mustered into Confederate service on 29 April 1861. It was nicknamed the “Salem Invincibles”. Service record muster rolls are available from April to December 1861 and then November 1862 … Continue reading →
Company E was raised at Lynchburg in March 1861 and joined the Regiment in Winchester the following month where they were sworn into service on 29 April 1861. The men were from Lincoln County (became Moore County). They were nicknamed … Continue reading →
Submitted by descendant Virginia Greene Written when he was eighty-five or older. Virginia says that when he wrote this, he would get so excited reliving the war that his daughter would make him stop for a few days. The Cobbs … Continue reading →
Company D was organized at Ridgeville (now in Moore County but then a part of Franklin County) in March 1861 and joined the Regiment at Winchester the next month. The men were from Moore County (then Franklin County) and were … Continue reading →
Company C was organized in Winchester, Franklin County, in late April 1861. It was nicknamed “The Mountain Boys” and officers at the organization were: Captain Miller TURNEY; 1st Ltn. Nathan FRIZZELL; 2nd Ltn. William W. ESTILL and Robert BRANNAN; 1st. … Continue reading →