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Private
J. M. Hollis [File card # 128] Enlisted on September 27, 1862 at Bardstown,
Kentucky
by Colonel Wharton for 3 years.
Muster
roll-September 27, 1862-January 28, 1863 Absent
Not
paid
Sick
Bounty
due-$50.00
Value
of horse-$160.00
Muster
roll-May and June 1863 Absent
Absent
without leave since July 15, 1863 while in the Cumberland Mountains, Tennessee
Appears
on roll of Prisoner of War sent to Nashville, Tennessee dated March 10, 1863
Captured
on March 6, 1863, at Woodbury, Tennessee by U.S. Forces of the Army of the
Cumberland.
Forwarded
on March 7, 1863 to Nashville, Tennessee with 20 other prisoners of war.
Transferred
on March 24, 1863 to City Point, Virginia, from the Military Prison at
Louisville,
Kentucky
for exchange.
Paroled
at Fort McHenry, Baltimore, Maryland and sent to Fort Monroe, Virginia by
orders of
General
Schenck on March 28, 1863.
Received
at City Point, Virginia, March 31, 1863, of Capt. J.G. Fay U.S.A. –with one
hundred
and
sixty-three prisoners of war and one citizen—Capt. Hy. A. Carson C.S.A.
Muster
roll-November and December 1863 Absent
Prisoner
of war since August 25, 1863 captured near Woodbury, Tennessee by U. S. Forces
of
the
Army of the Cumberland
Sent
to Louisville, Kentucky
On
September 16, 1863 took the Oath of Allegiance while a prisoner of war at
Louisville,
Kentucky.
Place
of Residence-Smith County, Tennessee
Complexion-Sallow
Hair-Light
Eyes-Gray
Height-5’9"
Discharged
on parole September 18, 1863 and is to remain North of the Ohio River
Deserter
4th/8th
Tennessee Cavalry Co. "F" [Capt. Lester Company commander]
File
card # 1705 Pvt. O.J. Williams
Enlisted
on May 9, 1863 at Woodbury, Tennessee by Colonel Smith for the war
Last
paid May 1, 1863 by Capt. Sharp
He
was present on two muster rolls for May 28, 1863 and June 30, 1863
Appears
on Roll of Enlisted men detailed to Staff Departments, Head Quarters Calvary
Corps, Army of Tennessee
Paroled
in accordance with the terms of of a Military Convention entered into on the
26th day of April 1865, between General Joseph E. Johnston, Commanding
Confederate Army and Major General W. T. Sherman, Commanding United States Army
in North Carolina.
Paroled
at Charlotte, North Carolina May --1865
Remarks-Place
of residence-Smith County, Tennessee / Serving Agent
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