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4th (Branner's) Tenn.
Cavalry
Battalion, Co.
"B", became "G", 2nd (Ashby's) Regt.
3rd
(Vaughn's) Tenn. Inf. Regt., Companies
"B", "F", "H", and 2nd
"K".
39th (W.M.
Bradford's) Tenn. Inf. Regt., Co.
"K".
59th Tenn.
Inf. Regt., Companies
"B", "E", and "G".
62nd
Tenn. Inf. Regt., Companies
"C", "D", "G", "H", and
"K".
FEDERAL
9th Tenn. Cav. Regt.,
Company
"L".
12th Tenn.
Cav. Regt., Company
"K".
3rd Tenn. Mtd. Inf. Regt., Companies
"C", "D", "G", and "H". (click on link
just below)
3'rd Tn. Mtd. Inf.
Regt. USA, Co.'s A -H
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THIRD (VAUGHN'S) TENN., CO. B, CSA |
Also called 3rd Confederate Infantry; 3rd Tenn. Cavalry Regt.; 3rd Tenn. Mtd. Inf. Regt.
Records filed as 3rd (Lillard's) Tenn. Mtd. Inf. Regt.
Organized at Knoxville, Tenn., May 29, 1861; mustered into Confederate Service June
6, 1861; reorganized May 14, 1862; surrendered at Washington, Ga., May 9, 1865.
Field Officers: Colonels: John C. Vaughn, Newton J. Lillard. Captains: William Parker,
Albert G. Stephens, John Edgar McElrath, William Mason. Men from Monroe Co.
Tn.
Barnett, Anderson M Bird, George Brooks, Thaddeus H. Burris, Jacob T. Burris, Gideon M. Byrum, Peter Chamlias, James K. Cunningham, John C. Curtis, Henry W. Denton, Charles Denton, John Donahue, Robert Douglas, Alexander M. Douthit, Samuel Eakin, Thomas French, Anderson I. Friend, Henry B. Galloway, Michael H. Hartsell, Wm. H. Henry, George W. Henry, Fieldo F. Hicks, Caswell Hicks, Joseph Hudson, Samuel C. Hudson, Wm. D. Humphreys, Willis Isbell, Wm., Sr. Isbell, Wm., Jr. Isbill, Pendleton M. Isbill, Nelson Johnson, James Kirkland, John Kirkland, Riley Kirkland, Charles S. Kirkland, Wm. Kirkland, Rufus Knight, Thomas B. Knight, Everett Lane, John |
Lee, John Lemmons, Elijah Mason, Wm. Mason, James McAfee, John T. McAfee, James H. McCall, Samuel McDaniel, Commodore D. McKinzie, John R. Millsaps, Jesse Millsaps, Marvin V. Millsaps, Ransom Millsaps, Calvin Millsaps, Adam Millsaps, James Mize, Peter B. Morgan, Onley L. Murphy, Archy Murr, Louis A. Nichols, Park B. Nott, Charles R. Parker, Wm. C. Parten, Henry Pattison, George W. Pinkerton, John B. Pittman, Francis M. Roberts, General I. Shipley, Edward T. Singleton, Hul. Smith, James M. Smith, Wm. Spicer, Thomas L. Stephens, Robert G. Tate, Wm. Thomas, George W. Vaughn, David Ward, James Waters, Wm. Yarberry, Wm. R. |
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59th TENN. INF. REGT., CO. G, CSA |
Also called 1st (Eakin's) Tenn. Battalion: Cooke's Regt.: 59 th Tenn. Mtd. Inf. Regt.
Organized May, 1862, captured Vicksburg July, 1863; served in Vaughn's Brigade in East Tenn. and Western Va. thereafter. Field Officers: Colonels: James B. Cooke and William L. Eakin. Captains: Josiah I. Wright and John W. Stratton. Mustered in at Madisonville, Monroe Co., Tn. Feb. 12, 1862.
Barker, John L. 20 Barker, Cornelius, B. 19 Bishop, Sylvester 18 Carey, Jefferson 23 Carr, Samuel 24 Carson, Isaac 40 Carson, John C. 18 Chesnut, Hugh 40 Clemmer, Wm. H. 25 Cox, Wm. N. 43 Cunningham, John C. 19 *Cunningham, Christopher C. 20 Davis, Nathan 19 Davis, Wm. S. 27 Davis, Britt 26 Edmond, Andrew R. 26 Edwards, Wm. H. 21 Fry, Hugh L. 28 Garren, Leander J. 44 Gaston, David 41 Gregory, James F. 18 Grubb, John 29 Hall, John 38 Hampton, James C. 27 Handgren, Lorenzo 18 Harrerson, Riley 46 Hartsel, Abner L. 19 Hawkins, Wm. 43 Hudson, Samuel C. 32 Hughes, Andrew J. 24 Hughes, Aron P. 21 Hughs, James 22 Isbill, John M. 40 Isbill, Wm. 18 Kiser, Jacob 26 Knight, Lewis C. 24 Lane, Isaac 24 Leadbetter, Matthew 44 Magill, Robt. died Vicksburg *McDaniel, Charles 33 McGuire, Wm. 24 McGuire, Jeremiah 26 |
*McKiney, Andrew T. 21 Millsaps, Andrew 32 *Millsaps, Riley 34 Morris, James C. 43 died 10 Aug 1862 Mosier, Francis 48 Mosier, John F. subst. for F. Mosier Mosier, Wm. 19 Newton, Daniel 22 Nichol, Thomas 23 died 14 Aug 1862 Nichols, George W. 28 died 23 Nov 1862 Patterson, Wm. H. 28 Payne, Geo. W. 18 deserted Pearce, Marshal 24 died Vicksburg Philips, George A. 40 died 1 Apr. 1862 Presley, Geo. W. 34 died 8 Sep. 1862 Rader, Henry L. 25 deserted Ratledge, James F. 22 Reagan, Nathan 47 Repell, Peter 18 Rhea, Ozias Scarborough, Robert W.26 *Scarborough, Andrew 19 Shaffer, Isaac 27 Simpson, Geo. F. 31 Stratton, John W. 33 Stratton, Robert D. 40 Stuart, Samuel 37 Sumit, Peter 28 Teter, Wm. J. 36 *Thompson, Harvey A. 19 Thompson, Wesley R. 22 Vernon, John C. 22 Vinsant, George W. 40 Vinsant, Hiram J. 22 Wall, Jacob B. 32 Wallace, Wade 19 Ward, Lewis 20 died 6 May 1862 Weare, Thomas 18 White, Charles F. 36 Wright, Josiah T. 38 Young, Geo. W. 40 |
* These men drowned Feb. 18, 1863 at Chunky Bridge, Miss. and were buried near Hickory Station, Miss. There were about 60 men who died on the Southern Railroad that day. Marion D. Roden of Monroe Co. was in the same Regt. but in Co. B. He also died that day along with Robert S. Slaughter of 3rd Tenn. (Lillard's) Mtd. Inf. Co. G who enlisted in Calhoun, McMinn Co. Tn. This information is from their service records, however, I didn't look through all of them. These were some of the known men who drowned.
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62nd TENN. REGT., CO. D, CSA |
Also called 80th Tenn. Inf. Regt.; Rowan's Tenn. Inf. Regt.; 62nd Tenn. Mtd. Inf. Regt.
Organized Oct. 8, 1862; mustered into Confederate service Nov. 11, 1862 surrendered at Vicksburg July, 1863; served remainder of war as mounted infantry in Brigadier Gen. John C. Vaughn's Brigade in East Tenn. and Western Va. Field Officers: Colonel John A. Rowan. Captain Robert C. Rowan. Enrolled Sep. 25. Men from Monroe Co., Tn. Reports from Companies "C" and "D" show one killed, three wounded, and 15 captured from the two companies.
List from memory of Gus A. Walker.
Alexander, Mims Axley, E. Lige Axley, James Axley, S. Douth Ball, Wm. Bellamy, Andrew Blankenship, John Borden, Tom Borden, Will Boyd, Winford Brakebill, Henry Browder, J.J. Browder, Davie Browder, Darius Cannon, Charles Carter, Doke Casteel, ___ Claborne, Bruce Corhorn, Robt. S. Crockett, _____ Cunningham, Joe Dean, J. Dreak, Willis Duncan, Joe Fletcher, Key Forshee, Eakin Forshee, E.L. Franks, Tol. Garner, Dr. J.C. Gilbreath, J.A. Gillespie, Robt. Grubb, Newton Grubb, Robert Gunn, Joseph Hanney, Jack Hanney, Rowdy Haun, Lafayette Henderson, G. Lawrence Henderson, Will Henderson, William Hightower, Tom Hill, Ira Hill, John Hudgens, Jake Ingram, Ike Johnson, ____ Johnson, Mat Johnston, Dr. Harvey Key, J.F. Kile, G.W. Kimbrough, Joe Kimbrough, Wm |
Kinser, Jake Lane, John M. Ledford, John Ledford, Noah Lotspeich, Charles Lotspeich, John Lowry, Hugh K. Manus, John Martin, Wm. E. Martin, James McBride, M.W. McBride, ? W. McCaslin, Isaac McCroskey, Henry M. McDaniel, Will McDaniel, Rote McGuire, Nick Moser, Peter Moser, Jack Moser, Miller Moser, Daniel M. Neil, Joe Nichols, John Nichols, Jim Orr, J. Frank Plemmons, Wm. Randolph, Jack Rowan, J.K. Rowan, Robt. C. Rowan, R.C. Rowan, Joe Rowan, Frank Russell, Wm. H. Russell, Joe R. Sample, James Sharp, Will Shaw, Lewis Sheets, John Sheets, Marion Stephens, John D. Stepp, Reuben Summitt, Joseph Triplett, John Trotter, Tom Tulk, Jabe Upton, Wm. Walker, Gus A. Weathers, Wm. Webb, Martin Wilkins, John Williams, Hix |
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