PRIVATES:<\/em><\/p>\n Abernathy, L. A. ~ Alford, Robert N. ~ Angel, J.M. ~ Anthony, W.W. ~ Bailey, Joe E. ~ Bird, William ~ Brashears, Robert ~ Busby, J.J. ~ Callahan, S.V. ~ Caperton, F.G. ~ Caruthers, John A. ~ Cobb, John Phil ~ Cobb, William ~ Cook, Sam G. ~ Defoe, T. Carroll ~ Dail, J. D. ~ Durbin, Tom A. ~ Edministon, Jasper N. ~ Edministon, William S. ~ Ellison, John D. ~ Emberson, W. Hardy ~ Ferguson, George ~ Ferguson, H.J. ~ Ferguson, T.H. ~ Ferguson, W. A. ~ Fisher, John. ~ Foster, John ~ Foust, John M. ~ Foust, Richard ~ Freemon, John L. ~ Freemon, L. ~ Garrett, S.A. ~ Green, John ~ Green, John L. ~ Green, Logan ~ Green, V. A. ~ Green, W. A. ~ Hall, J. P. ~ Hare, F.A. ~ Hardin, James ~ Harwell, B.W. ~ Harwell, J.M. ~ Herbert, Duck ~ Herbert, R.M. ~ Herbert, W.J. ~ Harrin, B.F. ~ Herrin, James L. ~ Hickman, N. S. ~ Holt, V.B. ~ Howard, A. ~ Hudson, J. Monroe ~ Hudson, Sam ~ Hughes, S. D. ~ Johnson, D. T. ~ Johnson, Ed ~ Johnson, V.B. ~ Jones, Anderson ~ Jones, J.S. ~ Keeton, John ~ Kirk , Lewis ~ Laymaster, W. ~ Lewellan, I.H. ~ Liles, L.L. ~ Littleton, A.M. ~ Littleton, C.F. ~ Littleton, J.W. ~ Littleton. R.F. ~ Lovell, B. Frank ~ Lyles, F. ~ Lyles, J.L. ~ May, T. B. ~ Maxey, John C. ~ McAllister, F.C. ~ McAllister, N. A. ~ McAllister, O.P.H. ~ McAllister, W. A. ~ McLean, John L. ~ McMillion, A. A. ~ Miles, F. M. ~ Morris, I. L. ~ Neal, W. W. ~ Norman, W.F. ~ Nowlin, David L. ~ Osborne, James ~ Paine, Jerry ~ Pillow, Richard A. ~ Pryor, W.J. ~ Ray, T. ~ Richardson, A.J. ~ Riddle, J. A. ~ Roberts, John G. ~ Scott, F. P. ~ Shannon, James ~ Smith, Gov ~ Smith, Green ~ Smith, William A. ~ Springer, Aaron ~ Springer, Annanias ~ Stribling, John B. ~ Tanner, H.J ~ Tays, James ~ Tracey, Nat F. ~ True, Nimrod ~ Vaughan, T.D. ~ Walker, George ~ Walker, John ~ Weatherford, M. ~ Willis, John ~ Wisdom, J.L. ~ Wisdom, John<\/p>\n Civil War Tidbits:<\/b><\/em> The last battle of the Civil War in Tennessee was at Sugar Creek near Appleton in Lawrence County in December, 1864.<\/p>\n The Lawrence County Courthouse was spared from being burned late in 1863. Because Major Gibbon and the Union soldiers feared damage to the Mexican War Monument erected beside the courthouse.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Third Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Company K.Later known as “The Invincibles.” Officers: Matthews, Franklin Capt. Chaffin, Columbus: 1LT. Hildreth, John, 1LT Evans, Berry W., 2LT. Lindsey, Alonzo, 2LT. Herrin, Charles, 3LT. Hagan, John Henry, 3LT. Childress, J.W., 3LT. Tidwell, C.W., 1SGT. Abernathy, M.C., 2 SGT. Bentley, Martin Van Buren, ORD. PRIVATES: Abernathy, L. A. ~ Alford, Robert N. ~ Angel, J.M. ~ Anthony, W.W. ~ Bailey, Joe E. ~ Bird, William ~ Brashears, Robert ~ Busby, J.J. ~ Callahan, S.V….<\/p>\n
\nThe Third Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Company K. was the only complete unit from Lawrence County to serve during the Civil War.. There was a large number of men going to Nashville to join up. But before they got there the battle forced them to split up and join different units.<\/p>\n