In October, 1845, Jonathan D. Hale and John F. Jouett petitioned the General Assembly of Tennessee, as citizens of the counties of Fentress and Overton, that they desired to erect a grist and saw mill, and other valuable machinery on … Continue reading →
Alfred Y. Tidrow served in Company F, 13th Kentucky Infantry Source: http://www.theborderlands.org/TidrowAlf.htm (via the Internet Archive)
Continue reading →Calvin Rich served in the Calvary and Infantry, including 13th KY / 32nd B / D Company B, 13th Kentucky Cavalry / Company D, 32nd Kentucky Infantry The original source of this information is not clear on the abbreviations. Source: … Continue reading →
Source: TheBorderlands.org (via the Internet Archive)
Continue reading →John Reader served in the First Tennessee Infantry, Company D.
Continue reading →by Richard W. Pierce, for a reprint of the book, Gone but Not Quite Forgotten Stokely H. Huddleston was the oldest son of Willis and Kizzie Hill Huddleston (and nephew of Capt. Creed Huddleston and served under him as a … Continue reading →
A young man named Bill Woody was fixing to join a Calvary unit of the Confederate Army when along came a fellow on a fine horse from Post Oak Springs. This fellow had a fancy bridle and saddle and a … Continue reading →
The following information is from the family tree Web site (undated) http://guyzimmerman.com/scrapbook/aqwn39.htm William Ervin Bertram was born 24 Nov 1838 in Kentucky. William enlisted 1 Aug 1861 in the Tennessee Infantry, 25th Regiment, Company D. He died 20 Sep 1864 … Continue reading →
From the book, The Veterans of Pickett County Name Affiliation Reg Co. Comments Amonett, Martin VanBuren Shaw D 6th Tenn (Shaw’s) Battalion. Amonett, Newton Mulkey – – Arney, William Irvin – – Barton, Benjamin Straton – – Beaty, John G. … Continue reading →
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