Compiled by Richard McCormick. Symbols explained at end of transcription. Unknown Company Captains Roster of Co. ??? (B) Choat, Austin – d: 2 Feb 1863 St. Louis, Missouri. Prison Camp (B) Gibson, J. H. – d: 29 Jan 1863 St. … Continue reading →
Compiled by Richard McCormick. Symbols explained in notes at end. Company I — From F. M. Copeland, Armel Gaw, and Francis Loftis’ Civil War Questionnaire + Barrett, Francis,————— d. March 20, 1862 * (31) Beasley, W. J. + Bradley, Leroy,——————– … Continue reading →
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. … Continue reading →
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. ——- … Continue reading →
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, … Continue reading →
Compiled by John L. German Disclaimer from the original compiler: “This page is offered only as an interesting sidelight on family history. Unfortunately, it has been stolen and added to a political web site by a person or a group … Continue reading →
Compiled by Richard McCormick. Symbols are not explained. Colonel Sidney S. Stanton (First Commander) KIA at Resaca John M. Hughs – Appointed to Col. 21, Jul 1862. Slightly wounded in head @ Murfreesboro when the line first commenced to fire. … Continue reading →
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. … Continue reading →
This article is a work in progress. From historian Richard McCormick, who documented the 25th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry, CSA, found on this site: My Great Grandfather Waid Hampton McCormick fought in Co. “D” of the 25th. TN. Inf. 1861 – … Continue reading →
Photo Album Descendants of Stephen West & Mary Belk of Overton County This page is archived, so e-mail links are likely dead. However, the Internet Archive will take you to linked pages. Click here. Click here to see … Continue reading →
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