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Source:  Tennessee State Library & amp; Archives Microfilm Roll #101, Misc. — Brownsville Democrat — Brownsville, Tennessee — Volume 10 No. 19 — Friday, July 27, 1883

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Roster of Company “M” 7th Tennessee Cavalry

Company “M” was mustered into the service early in 1862, having completed its organization by the election of the following officers;

• James G. HAYWOOD, Captain, resigned in 1862
• J. M. SHAW, 1st Lt., discharged in 18_?
• Ben DAVIS, 2nd Lt.
• Wm. H. MOORER, 3rd Lt.

In the course of that year, Captain HAYWOOD and Lt. SHAW resigned, and Ben T. DAVIS was named Captain; W. H. MOORER, 1st Lt. ; C. S. O. RICE, 2nd Lt. ; Jas. H. LIVINGSTON, 3rd Lt. ; which officers continued to the end of the war.

Non-Commissioned Officers

• T. A. WALKER, 1st Sgt.
• J. H. MANN, 2nd Sgt.
• G. W. YOUNG, 3rd Sgt., wounded at Columbia, Tenn., November 1864
• N. A. CURRIE, 4th Sgt.
• John HAYWOOD, 1st Corp.
• J. D. GREAVES, 2nd Corp; wounded at Harrisburg, Miss., July 1864

Privates

• T. C. ANTHONY
• J. W. BORUM, died since war
• B. S. BORUM
• J. D. BURKS
• J. H. BORUM
• Joe BLACKWELL
• Thomas BOWERS
• Reuben BRADEN, killed at Harrisburg, Miss., July 14, 1864
• John A. CLARKE
• John COBB
• J. N. CASTELLOW
• T. CURRIE
• A. M. CARLTON
• Jesse CORE, died at home
• Wm. COBB
• Frank CURRIE
• James COKER
• W. B. CLAIBERN, discharged
• J. W. CURTIS
• Jimmy CARRIGAN, wounded at Harrisburg, Miss., July 1864
• R. R. DAVIS
• Gearge DEAN
• John A. DICKERSON
• M. DURHAM
• Hick FOWKLES
• J. P. GAUSE, wounded at Harrisburg, Miss., July 14, 1864
• J. G. GAUSE
• Bascom GREGORY
• E. R. GRAVETT
• Milton GUNN, killed at Britton, s Lane, September 1, 1862
• Taswell GREEN
• Sam GIBBS
• Lawrence GAUSE
• Wm. HASTINGS, wounded, captured and died in prison, 1863
• Henry HUNTER, killed at Britton’s Lane, Tenn., September 1, 1862
• HARRIS, James, wounded at Tishamingo Creek, Miss., June 10, 1864
• HENDREN, Wm., discharged
• HANCOCK, G. B.
• JAYROE, A. B.
• JOHNSON, R. F., discharged
• Killer(Keller?)Hiram S
• LACKEY, James A.
• LAKE, T. E.
• LAKE, Wm.
• MANN, A. S.
• MANN, Joel
• MACLIN, James S.
• MOSES, Thomas J.
• NEIGHBORS, Lafayette, died in prison
• OLDHAM, Ed. M.
• OLDHAM, Sidney, wounded at Harrisburg, Miss., July 14, 1864
• POPE, David
• POWERS, John L.
• PERKINS, Jake
• RAINEY, T. C.
• RESE, Anderson
• RICE, Thomas S., killed at Tishamingo Creek, Miss., June 10, 1864
• RICE, D. J.
• RAYNER, Wm., killed at Tishamingo Creek, Miss., June 10, 1864
• READ, Alfred, died since war
• SHAW, Archie, wounded at Nashville, November, 1864
• SMITH, A. F., died since the war
• SHAW, N. A.
• STEWARD, Sam
• WILKINS, Ivie
• WALKER, B. R.
• WEST, John

Died on Active Duty

• Reuban BRADEN, killed at Harrisburg, Miss., July 14, 1864
• Henry HUNTER, killed at Britton’s Lane, Tenn., Sept. 1, 1862
• Wm. HASTINGS, wounded and captured, died in prison, 1863
• Lafayette NEIGHBORS, died in prison
• James HARRIS, Wounded at Tishamingo Creek, Miss., June 10, 1864
• Thos. S. RICE, killed at Tishamingo Creek, Miss., June 10, 1864
• Wm. RAYNOR, Killed at Tishamingo Creek, Miss., June 10, 1864
• Milton GREEN, killed at Britton’s Lane, Sept. 1, 1862