Compiled by Richard McCormick. Symbols explained in notes at end.

Company E

• *> Campbell, Watson C. 1st., 2nd. Lt
• + Cistale, Thomas, 2nd. Lt
• *> Clarke, John W.
• + Due, J.M. ———————— d. Jan., 1862
• + Duncan, Wm., Orderly Sergeant.
• + Goodwin, John, 3rd. Lt
• *> Howard, Allen
• *> Howard, William P.
• + Laller, Hampton —————– d. Jan., 1863
• (C) McClane, Jas – d: 31 Jan 1864 Rock Island, IL. Prison Camp
• + McDaniel, R.B. – 1st. Lt.
• + Moore, Russell – 2nd. Lt.
• + Parks, Bird ——————– d. Jan. 1862
• + Pistale, S.C., ———– k. at Murfreesboro
• + Simpson, W.P.,—————- d. Jan. 1862
• + Simpson, Isaac, ——— k. at Murfreesboro
• Sliger, John W.
• Sliger, J. S.
• Sliger, William A.
• * (7) Sliger, William Lafayette
• Sliger, W. T.
• + Smith, Daniel, 2nd. Lt
• * (7) Southard, Dempsey M., Capt.
• + Southard, James, 1st. Lt
• + Sullins, John, ———— k. at Murfreesboro
• + Sullins, Z.H., ———— k. at Chickamauga
• + Turner, William, Captain.
• * (15) Wiggains, Losson
• * (15) Wiggains, Tilman

Company F

• + Alcorn, Clark,——————- d. Feb., 1861
• * (34) Alcorn, Thomas Clark
• * (34) Alcorn, James Harrison
• + Allen, John, ————— k. at Murfreesboro
• *> Anderson, Riley — enlisted 31 July 1861
• *(40) John E. Atnip – wounded Fishing Creek, KY.
• + Ballard, Sidney,—————– d. Dec. 1861
• + Bounds, A.A.,————- k. at Murfreesboro
• + Bounds, W.F.,—————— d. Nov. 1861
• *(38) Bruce, Rufus
• *(38) Davis, Henry Polk
• *> Davis, Jacob H.
• *> Ferrell, Enoch
• + Goodson, Thomas, 2nd. Lt
• *> Howard, James D.
• *> Harris, A. L.
• + Johnson, John,—————— d. May, 1863
• + Jones, Prettyman, Captain.
• *(40) Jones, Wade
• *(38) Judd, George Washington
• + Judd, Joseph,——————- d. June, 1862
• + Karr, James, ————– k. at Murfreesboro
• + Kinnard, G.W., 1st. Lt
• *> Martin, Morgan [Also listed in Co. G]
• *> Martin, W. J.
• Mathis, J.C. [See Note]
• + McDaniel, R.B., 3rd. Lt
• + McDowell, Lafayette, Orderly Sergeant.
• + Moore, Russell, 2nd. Lt
• + Neel, A.M.,—————- k. at Murfreesboro
• *> Page, Seburn
• + Quarles, Columbus,——— k. at Chickamauga
• * (29) Ramsey, Edward — Enlisted 31 Jul 1861 Livingston
• *> Sanders, Richard C. LCol
• +Shaw, Joseph, Captain
• * (14) Smith, William H.
• *> Stanton, Pinkney
• + Tucker, Lewis,——————- d. Feb. 1862
• + Vaughn, N.J.,——————– d. June,1863
• + Young, John M., Capt.

Company G

• * (5) Anderson, Bob
• + Baity, N.P.(Bailey) [See Note] – k. Fishing Creek
• *> Buck, Burton
• + Buck, Harvey, d.
• + Burlington, W.M.,———— d. March, 1862
• + Castell, G.W.,————- d. March 10, 1862
• *> Casteel, W. J.
• *> Clark, Thomas Sgt [Also listed in Co. I]
• * (5) Collier, Coleman C.(Coley) Cpl — [See Note]
• + Curtis, James H., Captain [see also Co. I]
• + Darwin, J.G.,————– d. March 10, 1864
• + Davidson, John, 3rd. Lt
• + Flowers, Reuben,————— d. Aug., 1862
• + Gentry, Thomas,—————- d. June, 1862
• + Green, Archibald, Capt.
• * (5) Hardcastle, A.B. LT.

Company H

— From S.L. Johnson’s Civil War Questionnaire

• + Alred, (Allred) Charles, 1st. Lt
• + Alred, (Allred) Frederick Copeland 3rd. Lt
• * (a) (18) Allred, William Blackstone
• + Baker, John P. ————- d. June 18, 1862
• Beck, Van
• Beck, W.M.,
• + Boswell, Thomas ———– d. May 10, 1862
• Brown, Jim
• Brown, John
• Burris, J.
• Burris, Tom
• Burris, Sam
• Byny?, Nute
• Calyle, Ellis
• Calyle, Nute
• + Carlock, W.S. ————— d. Jan. 25, 1863
• + Copeland, James R., Captain.
• + Copeland, Josiah Anderson
• Copland, Dave
• + Dennis, John M., jr. ——– d. Dec. 15, 1861
• + Dennis, John M., sr. ——— d. May 1, 1862
• + Elder, B.F. —————- k. at Chickamauga
• Ellis, Birman
• Ellis, Tom
• *> Garett, Joshua
• Gone, M.L.
• *(35) Gunter, Pleasant Calvin Houston
• Hall, Bob
• Hall, Green
• *> Hargus, John
• *> Harris, Isaac B.
• +Harris, Issac B., ———– k. at Murfreesboro
• Hawkins, Joe
• *(32) Hensley, Henry Elbert
• Hensly, Bill
• Hensly, Thomas
• + Hill, Andrew B. [See Note] —- d. Fishing Creek
• (26) Johnson, Samuel Lee Enlisted Jul/Sep. 1861 [See Note]
• (26) Johnson, Acy “Asa”
• (26) Johnson , James Mac
• Johnson, Joseph
• (26) Johnson, William R.
• Lawson, Jess
• Lawson, Sam
• Lawson, Terry
• + Leadbetter, B. L. C.——— k. at Murfreesboro
• + Ledford, John ————— d. March 5, 1862
• + Ledford, R. 2nd. Lt
• Loftis, Francis
• Loftis, H.T.
• Loftis, John
• Loftis, Martin
• Loftis, Payton
• (25) Lynn, Acy “Asa”
• (26) Lynn, Andrew P. “Andy”
• (26) Lynn, James D.
• (26) Lynn, John
• (26) Lynn, William
• + Martin, William M. 2nd. Lt 1Lt
• Morgan, Camble
• Morgan, Joe
• Morgan, Marion
• Phillips, John
• Phillips, Tom
• Reed, Nim
• + Roberts, George, Orderly Sergeant
• *(16) Robbins, Lansden Transfered 8th. Cav. aft. Chickamauga.
• Rose, Polk
• Rose, Thomy
• Rose, Will
• Scanlon, Tom
• Shepherd, Jessie
• + (b) Smith, Benjamin ———- d. Jan. 25, 1862
• Smith, John
• Smith, Green
• Smith, Joe
• + Stout, Samuel —————- d. Jan. 15, 1862
• + Street, Jesse [Sr.] [See Note] —— d. Fishing Cr.
• + Swope, Granville, Captain;
• + Tally, Samuel —————- d. Oct. 30, 1862
• Tonny, John
• Washbun, Fate
• Whitaker, J. P.
• Whitaker, Wash
• + Windle, Joel, 1st. Lt.

Web page contributors, Sources & Notes:

• List of Contributors and Sources
• Co. H Compiled from S. L. Johnson’s Civil War Questionnaire.
• (a) Listed as buried Chattanooga Confederate Cemetery
  Following contributed by Geoff Walden
  • Campaign and battle of Mill Springs, KY.
    (also called Fishing Creek and Logan’s Crossroads), 19 January 1862
  • (b) Listed as buried Zollicoffer Confederate Cemetery
  • (b) Confederate Casualty Lists Part #1 Fishing Creek, KY.
  • (b) Confederate Casualty Lists Part #2 Fishing Creek, KY.
• (C) Confederate POW’s Listed in Tennessee Units Who died at Rock Island, IL Prison Camp
• + Contributed by Mark Odegard – Source Military Annals of Tennessee
  Mark is helping in the reconstruction of the roster of the 25th.
• *> Contributed by Felix Collier – Source Roster of Confederate Soldiers 1861-1865 by Janet B. Hewett
  Felix is helping in the reconstruction of the roster of the 25th.
• *(5) “Co. G” Contributed by Felix Collier – Source Coelman Collier’s Pension Application
• *(7) “Co. E” Contributed by Cynthia M. Buck-Thompson – Source – Wm. Sliger’s CW papers
• *(14) “Co. F” Contributed by E. Larson – No valid e-mail – Source Tenn State Library & Archives
• *(15) “Co. E” Contributed by Rick J. Gunter – Source Service Records
• *(16) “Co. H” Contributed by Sharon Ann (Robbins) Plymale – Source Service Records
• *(18) “Co. H” Contributed by Fred L. Alread – Source Unknown
• *(24) “Co. E” Contributed by Gary A Hobbs – Millitary Records.
• *(25) “Co. H” From the web page of Joe B Lynn – Millitary Records.
• *(26) “Co. H” From the web page of Joe B Lynn – Millitary Records.
• *(27) “Co. H” From the web page of Joe B Lynn – Millitary Records.
• *(29) “Co. F” Contributed by Andrew Hodge – Family Records.
• *(32) “Co. H” Contributed by Russell Sells – Tennesseans in the Civil War, volumes 1 and 2.
• *(34) “Co. F” Contributed by No name given- Military Service Records
• *(35) “Co. H” Contributed by Julie Flanagan – Military pension #2093 Records
• *(38) “Co. F” Contributed by Michael Davis – Military Service Records
• *(40) “Co. F” Contributed by D. Mitchell Jones – Military Service Records

Contributor Notes

• Losson Wiggains, Rick J. Gunter gg-grandfather, enlisted 25-July-1861 Tullahoma, TN., and his brother Tilman Wiggains served with the Company E, 25th Reg’t TN. Inf.
• *(16) “Co. H” Lansden Robbins, Sharon Ann (Robbins) Plymale great-great-grandfather, He was 18 years old at the start of the war and enlisted in James R. Copelands Company at Livingston Overton County on August 5, 1861. This unit subsequently became Company H. They spelled his name Lansden Robins with one “b”. His pension application indicates he transfered to the 8th (Dibrell’s) TN. Cav. after Chickamauga. Parolled at Washington GA. with the 8th. TN. CAv. in 1865.
• *(18) “Co. H” William Blackstone Allred, Fred L. Alread’s great grandfather, was born in 1826 and died in 1901. He is buried in the Chattanooga Confederate Cemetery. He was with the 25th from Mill Springs to Appomattox. His brother was Lt. Frederick Copeland Allred and his cousin was Lt. Charles Allred. My information tells me that Charles Allred died during the War.
• *(25) “Co. H” Asa Lynn is named in his brothers Civil War Pension application as serving with him in the 25th. Tn. Inf. Co. H
• *(26) “Co. H” Johnson, Samuel Lee – In the 25th Tenn. Vol. Inf., Co.”H”, then transfered to the 8th Tenn. Calvary, Co. “G”, Capt. Gores Company. His first battle was Mill Springs, Kentucky. Also known as Fishing Creek, Ky. battle. Enlisted at Livingston, Tn. Camp Zollicoffer, in 1861. He went from the battle at Mill’s Spring to Alabama, and was transferred to the 8th Tenn. Calvary. He was one of Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest scouts. He was captured at Parkers Cross Roads, and imprisoned at Camp Douglas, Chicago. On his Pension application he listed Andrew P. Lynn, John Lynn, James D. Lynn and William Lynn, his brother-in-law, as serving in the same company with him. He also Listed his Brothers who served with him. J.M. (James Mack) Johnson, Acy (ASA) Johnson, William Johnson.
• *(34) “Co. F” Thomas Clark Alcorn Enlisted for 12 months on the 23 Apr 1861. Mustered in at Camp Myers, 1 Oct 1861. Enrolled for Duty 23rd Sep 1861 by Lt. Hardcastle. He fought in two engagements (Wildcat Mountain, October 1861 and Mill Springs, January 1862) before he died at his home in Putnam County, Tennessee, of typhoid fever, on or about the 24th of March, 1862.
• *(34) “Co. F” James Harrison Alcorn Enlisted 31 July 1861, Livingston, TN. by Lt. Hardcastle for 12 months. Listed as present on company muster rolls until July/August 1863. Then listed as Deserted on August 19th 1863, Loudon, TN.
• *(35) “Co. H” Pleasant Calvin Houston Gunter, Julie Flanagans great grandpa, mustered in 8-5-1861 at Camp Myers, Livingston, Overton Co., TN. He fell ill right after the Fishing Creek battle and was unable to return to battle. He received his pension, filed for on 8-14-1899, on 5-14-1909. The pension is #2093.
• *(38) “Co. F” Three of my ancestors to Company F of the 25th Tn. Infantry Regiment 1) Rufus Bruce, who later joined Sept 25, 1864 & discharged July 22,1865 into the 1st TN Mounted Infantry (Union) & Henry Polk Davis enlisted July 31, 1861, that he was in Co. as of Oct 31, 1861 & on subsequent rolls he is shown as being discharged by reason of being a non-conscript, he being discharged at Tupelo, Mississippi 1862 with his cousin George Washington Judd, as both were underage, & then these two joined Co “C” 8th TN cavalry Dibrells Regiment & both were paroled May 09, 1865 at Washington, GA per his widows pension claim which was accepted.
• There are probably some duplicates:
  Captain James Curtis, in the text, is listed as being in Company G and Company I. He is given in the tables at the end of the chapters as being in Company I.

Original Source Camp Zollicoffer Overton County, TN, Web Site (defunct but available at the Internet Archive).