1st Kentucky Volunteers, CSA, Company E
Muster Roll, 31 Dec 1861 – 28 Feb 1862

Also known as “Alexander Guards” and named for Major R. B. Alexander of the Mexican War
this unit was organized in May 1861 and attached for a while to Cheatham’s Brigade. Most of the men were from Obion County and just over line in Kentucky.

OFFICERS:

• Captains: C. S. Randle; Ed Crossland
• 1st Lt: J. C. Gardner; Clint L. Randle
• 2nd Lt: W. B. Black
• 3rd Lt: John H. B. Roulhac
• 1st Sgt: Thomas M. Kemp
• 2nd Sgt: A. J. Lawson
• 3rd Sgt: J. M. Stoner
• 4th Sgt: J. V. Morse
• 5th Sgt: B. F. Collinswood
• 1st Cpr: J. L. Weatherford
• 2nd Cpr: W. R. Henry
• 3rd Cpr: R. B. Brevard
• 4th Cpr: J. A. Hempstead

PRIVATES:

• C. M. Baker
• E. D. Baker
• F. M. Bene
• L. D. Berry
• F. R. Binford
• B. V. Boon
• A. E. Brevard
• Seth Cason
• W. P. Conyers
• H. Cox
• W. R. Coyner
• W. Cusick
• R. G. Debow
• Thos. Donahoe
• A. B. Fisher
• W. D. Fleetwood
• P. W. Galbraith
• T. J. Gill
• Drake Gray
• G. W. Griffey
• T. J. Harper
• A. A. Harris
• G. C. Haskins
• W. Hefner
• C. A. Holcombe
• W. H. Jackson
• G. B. Jordan
• J. M. Jordan
• W. A. Jordan
• W. Keith
• W. King
• T. B. Lafity
• Henry Lamb
• W. C. A. Lambert
• J. M. Lang
• A. W. Matheny
• G. D. McDonald
• J. T. McGaugh
• John McMullen
• T. J. Meshew
• R. B. Moody
• J. O. Morris
• D. A. Parkman
• N. V. Parsons
• J. R. Purdy
• R. J. Rascow
• A. G. Remick
• A. Schwer
• S. W. Slayden
• S. D. Smith
• W. H. Smith
• Sam Stone
• J. L. Taylor
• John Thompson
• Jacob Veatch
• F. F. Voorhies
• J. D. Walker
• W. L Walton
• W. H. Ward
• B. H. Willis