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

Company A

— from H.C. Taylor’s Civil War Questionnaire

• *> Anderson, Thomas M.
• + Baker, A. ———————-d. March 1, 1862
• + Bandy, John ——————- d. April 15, 1862
• + Boyd, Wm. —————— d. March 20, 1862
• + (b) Carlin, Wm. [See Note] —— d. Fishing Creek
• + Clayton, W.H.,—————— k. Murfreesboro
• *> Dibrell, W. L. 2nd Lt.
• + Duess, James, 2nd. Lt.
• (b) Gamble, Ford [See Note]
• + Gambrell, William, 1st. Sergeant
• + Gardenhire, James A., 1st. Lt.
• + Glenn, William 3rd. Lt
• *> Hardcastle, James P. 1st. Sgt.
• *> Harris, William Alban
• *> Harris, James
• + Holman, Wm. —————– d. Dec. 15, 1861
• + Hulett, C.C. ——————– d. Sept. 1, 1862
• + Johnson, J.B.,————— k. Farmington, Miss
• + Kidwell, F.M. —————— k. Chickamauga
• + Lowry, Mark, Capt. [See Note] —- d. 9/29/1864
• *> Martin, A.
• + Mason, Benjamin,————– d. July 15, 1862
• + (b) McBride, Columbus [See Note] –d. Fishing Cr.
• + Metcalf, John C.,————— d. May 25, 1864
• + Morris, Geo. W.,————— d. July 15, 1862
• + Nowlin, Richard B.,———— d. Aug. 26, 1864
• + Roscoe, J.P. ——————- d. Apr. 15, 1862
• + Sanders, A.J.,——————k. at Murfreesboro
• + (b) Smith, John C. [See Note]— d. Feb. 25, 1862
• + Snodgrass, Robt.,—————- d. Feb. 1, l862
• + Snodgrass, J.H., Capt.——- [is this the surgeon?]
• Taylor, H. C.—–Enlisted Sparta, White co. 9/1861
• + Townsend, J.J.,—————— d. Oct. 28, 1863
• + Weaver, Benjamin F.,———— d. Feb 24, 1862
• + (b) White, James [See Note] ——-d. Fishing Creek
• + (b) Wilhite, Thomas [See Note] —- d. Jan. 1, 1862
• + Williams, John L.,—————- d. July 15, 1862
• + Young, Samuel.—————– d. Dec. 10, 1862

Company B

— from Isaac Gore’s Civil War Questionnaire

• *> Alexander, Brunton
• + Bilbery, Jefferson, 2nd. Lt.
• + Bilbery, Joseph, Capt.
• Bilbrey, Clobe
• Brown, George
• + Brown, John S., 3rd. Lt.
• + Calahan, William, 2nd. Lt.
• + Carmack, Martin V. See Note —- d. Jan 1, 1863
• + Christian, Moffit Alonzo , 3rd. Lt.
• *> Colman, Parmenus
• *> Colman, Polk
• (a) Conn, S.G.
• Cook, John
• Cook, Sam
• Cook, Wilse
• + Cooke, S.G. ——————- d. March 9, 1863
• Davis, Sam
• + Dickson, Thomas —————- d. April 1, 1863
• + Flemings, William, Capt.
• + George, Isaac, Orderly Sergeant
• *(1) German, Columbus C. Cpl.
• *(1) German, William – Soldier Hung
• Gore, Isaac – 1st. Sgt. [See Note]
• *> Harris, Columbus [Also listed in Co. D]
• * (1) Harris, Rufus “free man of color”
• *> Harris, William L.
• + Harrison, J.R.,————— d. Feb. 28, 1862
• *> Howard, W. S.
• Hughs, Will
• + Johnson, J.R.,———- k. at Farmington, Miss.
• + Jones, Jackson, d. Sept. 20, 1862
• + Lay, B. Martin [See Note] —–d. Fishing Creek
• + Oakly, Milton, 1st. Lt
• + Officer, Alexander, Orderly Sergeant
• + Officer, A.,————————– d. in Miss.
• + Officer, W.L.,————— d. Sept. 25, 1863
• + Phillips, Jesse,—————– d. July 15, 1862
• + Rabourn, John,———- k. at Farmington, Miss.
• + Ramsey, Ephraim, ————-d. Feb. 1, 1862
• + Ray, G.W.,————————– d. in Miss.
• + Ruble, John,—————- d. March 15, 1862
• * (17) Shelton, Jacob J. Sgt.
• * (12) Smith, Francis Morley
• + Terpin, A.J. (Turpin) [See Note] d. Fishing Creek
• + Upton, F.M.,————— d. Overton co. TN.
• * (1) Wilson, Abraham
• *(41) Wright, Abner Young

Company C

— from J. C. Wallace’s Civil War Questionnaire

• *> Anderson, William
• + Camp, N.M., 2nd. Lt.
• Camp, Nute
• Coon, Joe
• + Davis, John,——————– k. at Murfreesboro
• * (11) Davis, Robert
• + (a) Davis, Simon,—————— d. May 1, 1863.
• + Dodson, Bradford,————- k. at Murfreesboro
• + Dodson, Samuel,————— k. at Murfreesboro
• * (30) Dulany, George Preston
• * (30) Dulany, Thomas Asbury
• * (30) Dulany, James Marion
• Eaner, Dr.
• + Earles, W.T.,——————– d. April 15, 1863
• * (22) Gibbs, Benjamin
• * (b) (4) Graham, Wesley d. Mill Springs —[See Note]
• *> Harrison, Charles C.
• + Hash, George H., Capt.
• Hourd, Lacon
• + Jones, Joel,———————- k. at Murfreesboro
• + Kuhn, Noah L.,——————k. at Chickamauga
• + Kuhn, N. A., 2nd. Lt. Capt.—– k. at Chickamauga
• + Malloy, John G., Orderly Sergeant
• + Malloy, Daniel, 1st. Lt.
• Malmon, Mount S.
• *> Martin, Cafrey C. Cpl
• + McCarter, W.J.,—————– k. at Chickamauga
• Merdith, George
• Moore, Tom
• + Moore, Thomas H., 3rd. Lt.
• Parker, Anthony
• Parker, Spence
• + Roberson, Jesse,————- k. at Chickamauga
• (c) Rogers, Joseph H. d: 19 Jun 1862 Buried Canton Cemetery Miss.
• + Rogen Joseph,——————- d. July 1,1863
• + Rolbens, Wm.,—————- d. Oct. 26, 1862
• *> Sanders, James
• + Sanderson, James M., Orderly Sergeant. 1Sgt
• + Scoggins, William, 3rd. Lt.
• + SecoKuhn, N.A. Capt. 2nd. Lt. d. Chickamauga
• + Short, A.D.,——————– d. Sept. 1, 1862
• + Smallman, M.D., 1st. Lt.
• + Smith, W.G[ooch]., Capt.
• Smith, Gooch – Capt.
• Stewart, Bill,
• Stewart, Lewis
• Taylor, Hosia
• Walker, George
• Wallace, Callie,
• Wallace, S. G.
• Wallace, J. C.
• Waren, Bill,
• Waren, James
• + Wilson, T.G.,—————— d. Jan. 16, 1863
• + Wilson, James—————- d. April 25, 1863
• + Wilson, Waimer,————– d. May 15 1863
• + Womack, Willis,———— k. at Murfreesboro

Web page contributors, Sources & Notes: Located at the bottom of Co. D Roster

• List of Contributors and Sources:
• Co. A Compiled from H.C. Taylor’s Civil War Questionnaire
• Co. B Compiled from Isaac Gore’s Civil War Questionnaire
• Co. C Compiled from J.C. Wallace’s Civil War Questionnaire
• + 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.
• (a) Listed as buried Chattanooga Confederate Cemetery [listing available on-line]
• 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) Listed as buried Canton, Miss. Confederate Cemetery
• *(1) “Co. B” Contributed by John German – Source #1 “Tennessee in the Civil War” Source #2
• *(4) “Co. C” Contributed by Mark Odegard – Source CW papers
• *(11) “Co. C” Contributed by Diane Lalomia – Civil War Records
• *(12) “Co. B” Contributed by Tim Bender – Unknown
• *(17) “Co. B” Contributed by Gregg Lewis – Source Service Records
• *(22) “Co. C” Contributed by James Gibbs – Inscription on grave marker.
• *(30) “Co. Unknown” Contributed by Natalie Dulaney Martin  – Family Records.
• *(41) “Co. B” Contributed by Audrey Westerman – Military Service Records

Contributor Notes

• *(4) “Co. C” Wesley Graham Pvt., Mark Odegard’s great-great-great grandfather, fell at Mill Springs (Fishing Creek): Wesley is buried in Zollicoffer Confederate Cemetery. Mark is helping in the reconstruction of the roster of the 25th.
• *(11) “Co. C” Robert Davis – Pvt., great, great, grandfather of Diane Lalomia, appears on Company Muster Roll for July 26 to Oct. 31, 1861.; Enlisted Nov. 11 at Camp McGinis – by J.P. Rasco. Discharged under the conscript at Tupelo, Miss.
• *(12) “Co. B” Francis Morley Smith of Overton County, Tim Bender’s gg-grandfather, served as a Corporal in Co. B. He was discharged Oct. 8, 1864 after being captured by Federals and immediately paroled.
• *(17) “Co. B” Jacob J. Shelton, Gregg Lewis’ confederate ancestor, enlisted in 1861 in Capt. Joe Bilbrey’s Co. B 25th Tennessee Infantry and rose to the rank of Sergeant. He was cited for bravery at Chickamaugua and was wounded near Tupelo, Mississippi. He lived in the Booze Community until his death in 1934.
• *(22) “Co. C” Benjamin Gibbs – In the Mt. Pleasant cemetary near Ttremont, MS. is a marker containing the following: Benjamin Gibbs, Co C, 25 TN. Inf. CSA. He is buried there along with his wife and daughter. Tremont, MS. is east of Tupelo, MS. on Highway 78 near the Alabama state line.
• *(30) Note: George Preston Dulany: Enlisted on 7-26-61 Deserted 8-6-63. He also fought with the 16th Tenn. Inf.
• *(30) Note: Thomas Asbury Dulany: Enlisted in 1861 Deserted 3-14-63
• *(30) Note: James Marion Dulany: Enlisted in 1861 Deserted 11-20-63
• *(41) “Co. B” Abner Young Wright My great-grandfather was mustered in on 7 Sept. 1861 and sent to Camp Zollicoffer on 3 Oct. 1861, Private. Mustered in by A. B. Hardcastle for a period of 12 months. He was born ca. 1844, so about the age of 16 at time of enlistment by Jas. W. McHenry. He appears as a Pvt. on 28 Apr. 1862 in Capt. John A. Matheny’s Co., 28 Reg’t. Tennessee Volunteers. Appears present form 28 Feb. to 31 Aug. 1862. Promoted from Pvt. to Cpl. when the 28th consolidated with Co. K, 28 Consolidated Tennessee Infantry, listed as A. Y. Wright. Present July and Aug. 1863 in Co. K. Present in same Co. March & Apr. 1864. On the list dated Jan. & Feb. 1864 there is a note that he was “absent at the hospital since Feb. 1864.”

There are probably some duplicates:

• J.H. Snodgrass is listed as the captain of Company A; there is a regimental surgeon listed with the same name.
• Gore, Isaac – Transferred to 8th. Cav. after Murfreesboro
• +Lowry, Mark Capt.– k. Signal Hill, Va.

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