From Family Findings
Vol. VII, No. 2., April 1975, p. 26
Copyright, Mid-West Tennessee Genealogical Society, 1975
Appears on this web site by permission

FORKED DEER RANGERS

COMPANY "F" 7th TENNESSEE CAVALRY, CSA — LIST OF MEMBERS, transcribed from The Brownsville Democrat newspaper published in Brownsville, Haywood County, Tennessee, Friday, July 27, 1883, Vol. 10, No. 19, on microfilm, by Mary Ann (Mrs. L. R.) Mitchell, 72 Woodhavmn Drive, Jackson, Tennessee 38301.

 

            This company was mustered into service the 4th day of November, 1861, at Camp Beauregard, Ky., with G. C. Clay, captain; H. G. Winburn, 1st lieutenant; C. H. Jones, 2d lieutenant; J. E. Gregory, 3d lieutenant.
            In the year 1863 Captain Clay was promoted to Major of the 7th Tennessee Cavalry and C. H. Jones to captain of Company "F". H. G. Winburn, ___ lieutenant, discharged on account of age; W. W. Robertson, 1st sargeant promoted to 1st lieutenant; John _________ made orderly sargeant.
            W. W. Robertson, 1st lieutenant, killed at Brice’s Cross Reads.
            Joe. Everett, Odr. Sargeant, killed in Middle Tennessee.
            George Richards, 2,1 Sargeant.

 

Privates

______ Ashley John Bell T. J. Castello, dead Henry Duffy T. F. Evans Q. English Henry Guthrie Jake Howel James Hughes Mings Julian Mat Klyoe, dead W. E. Lynn, transferred to Co. L, 1862 N. M. McClelland, dead Jas. Mathis Dr. A. N. McLemon R. Marlow, dead S. K. Odd, transferred to Co. L, 1862 B. Permento D. E. Roberts John Robertson Bill Roper A. C. Revell Geo. Richards J. C. Smothers ______ Salter Ed Transou, transferred to Co. L, 1862 W. S. Williams John Webb Young Wortham W. D. Willett Dock Williams

M. Barnett Ransom Bell Jas. Casey Tom Davis D. Ellington, dead Henry Faulkner, dead Jas Guthrie A. Hughes Charlie Howard, wounded I. Johnson G. B. Levis, dead G. W. Moss Jas. Maim Buck Mitchell, dead ______ Miller M. Medlin Jake Novell T. J. Pearson, wounded at Brice's X Roads J. H. Pitman W. W. Roberts Jas. Richards Tom Reaper Hardy Revell J. C. Read Joe Spencer, dead T. Sutton Dr. Wm. Tucker Tom Taylor Fraxk Webb H. Witherspoon, transferred to Co. L, 1862 W. Wright, died in prison Sam Young

Joe Bradley Joe Baker, dead Jam Dickinson N. Ellington Harry Evart James Frenow Bed Helfly Horace Huggins Sam Jenkins, dead John Key, killed Jas. Latham J. R. McClaaahan Jas. McIntosh Jack Mathis ______ Mathis Henry Marlow P. B. Nance Thos. Payne Jas. Payne Jno. Pitman Wm. Richards Ed Ricks, wounded, leg amputated at Humbolt, Tenn. Tom Tedman Jas. Sinclair Britt Saunders W. Terrell Josh Taylor Wm. Witherspoon, transferred to Co. L, 1862 Robt. Webb W.Walsh,died in camp Peter Wade