WWII 1941-1942

WWII Roll of Honor, 1941-1942 From Sunday, December 13, 1942, Union City Daily Messenger The Dead Worth W. Jones, at Pearl Harbor, Dec 7, 1941 Harry E. Walker, at Pearl Harbor, Dec 7, 1941 Guy Robertson, at Ft. Jackson, May Continue reading →

Civil War Soldiers who died in 1928

Obion County Confederate Soldiers who died in 1928 Old Soldiers Died Last Year Union City Paper dated Friday, 3/29/1929 J. H. Steele, Adjutant, reports the death of Confederate soldiers in Warren McDonald Camp No. 936, United Confederate Veterans of Obion Continue reading →

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Civil War Soldier Abstracts

CSA and Federal Soldier Abstracts of men connected to Obion County families Sources: Obion County History Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, published by the Obion County Historical Society; Obion County Goodspeed; and individual contributors. Copyright 1997 by Jane N. Powell. Continue reading →

Civil War Questionnaires

Abstracts of some Civil War Questionnaires with Obion County Connections Abstract by jpruett [at] gateway [dot] net, Joan Pruett Between 1915 and 1922, the state of Tennessee sent to its soldiers a Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionnaire giving them an Continue reading →

Civil War Letter

written by Joseph Hartwell while in prison in St. Louis Joseph W. Temple, CSA, TN 6th Infantry Letter rights submitted & held by rlag [at] brightok [dot] net, Ray Garland Joseph was the son of Hartwell Temple and Margaret Johnson. Continue reading →

Civil War Immortal Thirteen

In February 1865, the “Immortal Thirteen” walked from Troy to North Carolina to rejoin their command. They had just been furloughed the previous month as part of Cheatham’s Division when Hood’s army arrived in Corinth Mississippi. Dr. Brice, Captain Head Continue reading →

Civil War Henderson’s Scouts

These men from Obion County and others from just over the Kentucky line served under the command of General Forrest. OFFICERS: Captains: Thomas Henderson 1st Lt.: Samuel Henderson 2nd Lt: Wm. M. McConnell 3rd Lt: J. S. Carman 1st Sgt: Continue reading →

Civil War 47th Co I

47th Tennessee Infantry, CSA Muster Rolls, Company I Muster Roll, May-June 1862 Company I was organized at Troy with Lt. Ayers Lt. J. C. Butler and Sgt. E. H. Gleason and Sgt. J. R. Oliver. William S. Moore was appointed Continue reading →