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

• Amonette, Newton
• Amonette, William
• Beard, Moss
• Berry, W.J.
• + Bertram, George,————-k. at Chickamauga
• Bilbrey, J.K.P.
• Boswell, A.H.
• + Brown, Calvin,—————— d. Feb. 1, 1862
• * (9) Butram, George W. ——- [See Notes]
• Butrum, J.L.
• *(9) Butrum, Reuben ———- [See Notes]
• *(9) *(33) Butrum, William Ervin —– [See Notes]
• Buttler, Eruin
• Carr, J.T.
• Carr, Marian
• Carr, Nelson
• Carr, Tip
• * (20) Christian, William George
• Copeland, Addison
• Copeland, Carney
• * (3) Copeland, Barney, ——– [See Notes]
• Copeland, Frank
• Copeland, Hozy
• + Copeland, James,————- d. Feb 15, 1862
• Copeland, Jefferson
• Copeland, Joe
• * (3) Copeland, Michell – k. at Chickamauga
  [Picture in Uniform]
• Copeland, Solly
• + Cummings, J.W.,———— k. at Murfreesboro
• Cummins, Joe
• Curtis, J.H. – Capt.
• Davis, Samuel W. Lt. Col.
• + Daugherty, F.M., First Lt.
• Deck, John
• Deck, Joe
• + Dennis, W.F.,—————-k. at Murfreesboro
• + Dick, Anderson,—————- d. April 1, 1862
• Dillon, Henry
• + Eli, Simms, 1st. Sgt [transposition first/last name]?
• Ferrell, A.J.
• Finley, Rufus
• + Finly, William, Orderly Sergeant
• (10) Fleming, W.H. – Capt.
• Flemming, William [Bill]
• + Fletcher, R.F.,—————- d. April 1, 1862
• Fletcher, ?
• Flinsley, Buck
• > Grider, Ganaway W.
• + Grimsley, James,————- d. Aug. 12, 1863
• + Harrison, J.L.,————–k. at Murfreesboro
• + Harrison, J.B.,———————- k. in battle
• (10) Hix, Calvin Shelton —– [See Note]
• + Howard, W.S.,————-k. at Chickamauga
• > Howard, William N.
• + Huddleston, George,——— d. June 20, 1863
• + Hughes, John M., Third Lt.
• Hughs, John M. Capt.
• Hunter, Dudley
• (36) Hunter, John [Deserted 1 week after enlisting.]
• Hunter, Steve
• Hunter, William M. – [See Notes]
• Jackson, T.J.
• + Jackson, T.H.—————— d. July 3, 1863
• Kendall, Riley
• Lee, J.M.
• Lee, Jms.
• Lee, Ted
• + Lee, A.O.,————————- d. April 1, 1862
• + Lewis, A.J.,———————k. at Bean’s Station
• + Looper, Andrew J. [See Note] ——- d. Feb. 1, 1862
• Madin, S.R.
• Mainord, B.D.
• Mainord, Gabrial
• Mainord, George
• Mainord, J.C.
• Mainord, J.R.
• Mainord, Levi
• Mainord, Louis
• Mainord, S.D.,
• Mainord, Silas,
• Marcum, Sammy
• + Martin, Milton F.,——————— d. Feb, 1863
• > Martin, Silas R.
• Martin, Sten
• Matthews, Jno.
• Matthews, Wm.
• Matthews, Frank
• + Maynard, J.L.,——————— d. Feb. 10, 1862.
• McCormick, Isaac Laffate
• McCormick, Waid Hampton
• Miller, Benjamin F. [See Note]
• Miller, Jno.
• Miller, Henry
• + Miller, J.T.,—————————-k. at Perryville
• + Miller, W.H.H.,——————– d. Feb. 10, 1863
• Mills, Mat
• Moredock, C., Elvan
• + Myers, Luther B. Capt.[Orig. Myers Co.]
• + Osborne, W.H.,———- d. Pierce, G.A., Feb, 1862
• Pritchet, Gabard
• Rooker, Jim
• Sewell, J.F.
• Sewell, J.C.
• Simms, Clay
• + Snodgrass, J.W.,——————k. at Murfreesboro
• + Speck, I.H., Second Lieutenant
• Speck, G.F.
• Speck, J.A.
• Speck, Ike?
• Speck, Granvill
• Stinson, Erin?
• * (19) Sullivan, Ambrose
• *> Tays, Samuel
• Walker, Dave
• Walker, Wm.
• + Walker, D.S., First Lieutenant
• + Wells, Mitchell, Second Lieutenant
• Wilson, A.L.
• Wilson, Bill
• Wilson, Clay
• Wilson, F.H.
• Wilson, Jim
• Wilson, J.W.
• Wilson, Overton
• Wilson, W.W.
• + Wilson, William, Third Lieutenant
• * (8) Windle, Joseph Harris
• Windle, Joel – 2nd. Lt

Web page contributors, Sources & Notes:

• • Co. D compiled from the Civil War Questionnaires submitted by William M. Hunter – Captured May 16, 1864. Exchanged Spring 1865 and A. J. Ferrell
  • (a)Listed as buried Chattanooga Confederate CemeteryFollowing 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 Listing of Physicians
  • + 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.
  • *(2) Alton Prison Alton in the Civil War
  • *(1) “Co. B” Contributed by John German – Source #1 “Tennessee in the Civil War” Source #2
  • *(2) “Co. I” Contributed by Greg Wickenburg – Source #1 “Tennessee in the Civil War” Source #2
  • *(3) “Co. D” Contributed by Allen Sullivant – Source Civil War Papers
  • *(4) “Co. C” Contributed by Mark Odegard – Source CW papers
  • *(5) “Co. G” Contributed by Felix Collier – Source Coleman Collier’s Pension Application
  • *(6) “Co. K” Contributed by William L. Carmichael – Source Unknown
  • *(7) “Co. E” Contributed by Cynthia M. Buck-Thompson – Source – Wm. Sliger’s CW papers
  • *(8) “Co. D” Contributed by Bill Estheimer – Source unknown
  • *(9) “Co. D” Contributed by Jack Butrum – Source “Bertram Men in Blue and Gray” by Anna L. Bertram
    
  • *(10) “Co. D” Contributed by Linda Odum Tidwell – Source unknown
  • *(11) “Co. C” Contributed by Diane Lalomia – Civil War Records
  • *(12) “Co. B” Contributed by Tim Bender – Unknown
  • *(13) “Co. I” Contributed by James Winters – Source Tenn State Library & Archives

<li*(14) “Co. F” Contributed by E. Larson – 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
• *(17) “Co. B” Contributed by Gregg Lewis – Source Service Records
• *(18) “Co. H” Contributed by Source Unknown
• *(19) “Co. D” Contributed by John – Source Unknown
• *(20) “Co. D” Contributed by Judi – Source Service Records
• *(21) “Co. K” Contributed by Dale Welch – microfilm TN State Archives
• *(22) “Co. C” Contributed by James Gibbs – Inscription on grave marker.
• *(23) “Co. K” Contributed by Mark Barker – Military Records.
• *(24) “Co. E” Contributed by Gary A Hobbs – Millitary Records.
• *(25) “Co. H” From the web page of Joe B Lynn – Military Records.
• *(26) “Co. H” From the web page of Joe B Lynn – Military Records.
• *(27) “Co. H” From the web page of Joe B Lynn – Military Records.
• *(28) “Co. D” Contributed by Harold Windle – Family Records.
• *(29) “Co. F” Contributed by Andrew Hodge – Family Records.
• *(30) “Co. Unknown” Contributed by Natalie Dulaney Martin – Family Records.
• *(31) “Co. I” Contributed by David Minton Lovington, NM. SCV Camp #584 – Military Records.
• *(32) “Co. H” Contributed by Russell Sells rjrsells [at] edge [dot] net – Tennesseans in the Civil War, volumes 1 and 2.
• *(33) “Co. D” Contributed by Guy Zimmerman – Web Page
• *(34) “Co. F” Contributed by No Name Given – Military Service Records
• *(35) “Co. H” Contributed by Julie Flanagan – Military pension #2093 Records
• *(36) “Co. D” Contributed by Jerry Hunter – Military Records
• *(37) “Roster Staff & Field” Contributed by Beverly Daugherty – Source Unknown
• *(38) “Co. F” Contributed by Michael Davis – Military Service Records
• *(39) “Co. I” Contributed by Gary Norris – Source Unknown
• *(40) “Co. F” Contributed by D. Mitchell Jones – Military Service Records
• *(41) “Co. B” Contributed by Audrey Westerman – Military Service Records

Contributor Notes

• *(3) Barney Copeland “Co. D” was wounded @ Chickamauga, recovered only to be captured @ Drewry’s Bluff, sent to Elmira Prison, NY. and died of disease.
• *(9) George W. Butram “Co. D” – enrolled 25 Sept 1861 at Livingston, Overton Co.,TN. Severely wounded 31 Dec 1862 Battle of Murfreesboro. Appointed Sergeant 10 Mar 1863 by order of Capt.Green, Commander of Regt. Killed while carrying colors during Battle of Chicamauga, 19 Sept 1863.
• *(9) Reuben Butram “Co. D” – mustered in at Camp Myers, TN 1 Oct 1861, was on roll dated at Camp Zollicoffer in Overton Co., TN 5 Apr 1864 with comment “Discharged on Certificate Disability”.
• *(9) William Ervin Butram “Co. D” – enrolled by A. B. Hardcastle at Livingston, Overton Co., TN on 1 Aug 1861. Notation on rolls for Sept and Oct 1862 is marked “Absent-Wounded in the battle of Murfreesboro-Sent to Hospitl”. He recovered and was wounded a second time at Murfreesboro in the Battle of Stones River, 31 Dec 1862.Captured by Union forces at Drury’s Bluff, 16 May 1864. Turned over to Assistant Provost Marshall at Fort Monroe,VA the next day, forwarded to Point Lookout, MD, 18 May 1864. Transferred to prison at Elmira,NY, where he died 21 Sep 1864. Buried in Grave #387. Record there lists him as “W.E.Burton ,Corp.25 and 44 Reg’t Tenn” and as “W.E.Benton”
• *(10) Calvin Shelton Hix “Co. D” enlisted on November 10, 1862. The same Regiment that his brother-in-law W. H. Fleming served as Captain. He was wounded in the Battle of Murfreesboro (shot in thigh) December 31, 1862 and sent to a hospital in Rome Ga. before being sent home for a 140 day furlough.
• *(19) My gr-gr-gr-grandfather Ambrose Sullivan “Co. D” was a private who was discharged prior to the regiments encounter at Corinth, Ms.

+ This list is extracted from

Military Annals of Tennessee, Confederate, First Series:
Embracing A Review of Military Operations, with Regimental Histories and Memorial Rolls, Compiled from Original and Official Sources, and Edited by John Berrien Lindsley, M.D., D.D., Volume I pp. 401-410.

The chapter on the 25th Tennessee Infantry was written by R. C. Saunders (the regimental adjutant). At the end of the chapter, there are two-column tables arranged by company which list the dead.

Within the text itself, additional names are given. This information has been compiled to create this list.

The ranks given are the highest the individual attained. When no rank is given, the rank of private is assumed.

Some notes: There are probably some duplicates.

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