Joe_Stouts_Civil_War_Weakley

Joe Stout's Civil War Project
Confederate Soldiers of Weakley County, Tennessee

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Nance, William Thomas, b. 2/1/1842; TN 46th Inf. Co.B; November 24, 1861, he enlisted in Company D, Forty-sixth Tennessee Infantry, and participated in many of the principal battles. At Island No. 10 his regiment was captured but he escaped and returned home, where he remained a short time. His command was in the rear of Grant when he took Vicksburg, and was in many battles opposing Sherman's march toward Atlanta. He was in the bloody battle of Franklin, and while at Nashville was taken prisoner and conveyed to Ohio, remained there till February, 1865, when he was discharged, and soon after returned home.; (Parents; William F. and Elizabeth Hill Nance)

Nanney, Adoranian A., 1845; 20th TN Cavalry (CSA) Company I. Surname also given as Nanney. Enlisted December 1, 1863 at Newbern, TN, by Col. Bell for 3 years. Absent on roll for Mar/April 1864, "Left the company at Trenton, Tenn. April 29, 1864". Paroled at Jackson, TN, June 1865. On report (as Add Nansin) of absentees and deserters, Verona MS, Feb. 28, 1865. Residence Weakley Co. TN; probable whereabouts Ralston Sta. Born ca. 1845 in NC, son of Henry Lee and Mary Jane Ledbetter Nanney. Source: Compiled Service Records [R,C], Weakley Remembered, Vol 3, p. 140 (1982); Sherril (1992

Nanney, Joseph Ledbetter, b. 1838; TN 31st Inf. Co. A Pvt.; (Parents; Henry Lee and Mary Jane Ledbetter Nanney)

Nanny, William J., b. 1836; Military service 1: Co.D, King's Kentucky Battalion; Military service 2: Co.B, 1st Confederate Cavalry; Rank: Captain; War Department Office - 14 Sept.1925.; The records show that W. J.Nanney, 2nd, Co.B, 1st Confederate Cavalry, (which was partly composed of the 1st (King's) Battalion, Ky.Cav.), enlisted 5 Nov.1861, at Camp Beauregard, Ky., mustered in a 1st Lieut. Promoted Captain, date not stated. Muster Roll 30 Dec.1863 to 30 June 1864, (latest on file) shows him present, a Captain.; UCV Camp: James G. Pirtle - Camp #990 - Fulton, Kentucky

Naylor, Henry H., b. 11/25/1841; NS Forrest's Scouts T. Henderson's Co.,CSA; At the breaking out of the war he joined the first Mississippi Cavalry, Confederate States Army, for eighteen months, and was then transferred to Capt. Henderson's scouts, serving in this command until the close of the war. He participated in the battles of Shiloh, Corinth, Vicksburg and Jackson, besides many other battles and skirmishes of less note. He served three years and nine months and was paroled at Gainesville, Ala., May 12, 1865.

Neal, Thomas W., b. 4/11/1835; AR 9th Inf. Co.D Ord.Sgt ; In the summer of 1861 enlisted in the Ninth Regiment Arkansas Infantry, but in the winter of 1863 was honorably discharged for disability.(Parents; Richard P. and Caroline Buck Neal)

Neill, Warren F., b. 5/28/1841; TN 51st Inf. Co.F; In 1862 he volunteered his services in Company F, Fifty-first Tennessee Confederate Infantry. At the battle of Stone River he was detailed to care for the wounded, and while on duty was captured, and, after being retained at the hospital about three months, was taken to Camp Butler, Ill., where he was held a prisoner about four months. After his release he did not re-enter service.; (Parents; Isaac and Mary A. Johnston Neill)

Neal, John G., b.1/11/1829; Probable Unit; MS 43rd Inf. Co.D; Killed at the Battle of Shiloh; (Parents; Unknown)

Nelms, Andrew J. b. 9/8/1833; At the commencement of the war, Andrew J. enlisted in the Forty-seventh Tennessee Infantry, and served until February, 1863, when he returned home; (Parents; William and Anna Sykes Nelms)

Nelson, Frank, b. abt. 1837; African American; 1910 Weakley Co., TN, District 18 lists him as a Confederate Veteran. Living next door to Thompson Wright a white Union Veteran. (Parents; Unknown)

Nelson, Louis Napoleon; Fought with Forrest � African American.

Newhouse, Benjamin; 33rd TN Infantry, Co. E., Pvt., CSA; (Parents; John T. and Martha Pulley Newhouse)

Newhouse, John M., b. 10/1837; 33rd TN Infantry, Co. E., Pvt.; (Parents; John T. and Martha Pulley Newhouse)

Nolen, William P., b. 3/14/1844; Cobb's Artillery Battery; UCV Camp: James G. Pirtle - Camp #990 - Fulton, Kentucky; (Parents; William and Huldah A. Becker Nolen)

Nooner, John Drollinger, b. 4/30/1836; Unit unknown; In the 1909 photo of Confederate Veterans of Sharon: (Jabez and Orpha Jane Drollinger Nooner)

Norman, Benjamin F., b. 1846; Co. A, 12th Kentucky Cavalry; Killed at the Battle of Brice's Cross Roads, Mississippi; (Parents; Noah and Mary Fields Norman)

Norman, Daniel L., b. 8/8/1836; Co. A, 7th Kentucky Infantry; UCV Camp: James G. Pirtle - Camp #990 - Fulton, Kentucky. He had two brothers, Benjamin F. Norman and Henry T. Norman that served during the Civil War.; (Parents; Noah and Mary Fields Norman)

Norman, Henry Thomas, b. 7/15/1843; Company A, Seventh Kentucky Infantry, under Captain Pirtle, Wickliffe colonel commanding. He took part in the battles of Shiloh, Franklin, bombardment of Vicksburg, Harrisburg and Okolona. After eighteen months' service he was transferred to cavalry, when the regiment became the 8th Kentucky. He was
under Gen. Forrest in the battles of Johnsonville, Nashville, second Franklin and in numerous skirmishes. He fought fourteen days in succession, and surrendered in April 1865.
Enlisted: 1861, Columbus, Hickman Co., Kentucky
Military service 1: Co.A, 7th Kentucky Infantry
Military service 2: Co.A, 12th Kentucky Cavalry
(Parents; Noah and Mary Fields Norman)

Nowlin, George W. b. 1836; Weakley Co.; Co A 31st TN Inf.; Answered Questionaire; TN Confederate Vet Pension Application: Widow: Nowlin, Mary - Pension#: W6954 Unit: 31st Inf; (Parents; David K. and Caroline A. Martin Nowlin)

Nowlin, James Madison b. 9/7/1842; Weakley Co.; Co A 31st TN Inf.; Answered Questionaire; 1910 Weakley Co, TN, District 2 lists him as a Confederate Veteran. (Parents; David K. and Caroline A. Martin Nowlin)

Nowlin, John A., b. 11/11/1840; Co. H 7th TN Cavalry CSA Wounded at Brice's Crossroads; (Parents; David K. and Caroline A. Martin Nowlin)

Nowlin, Wade Hampton b. 9/18/1844; Weakley Co.; Pvt. Co. A, 31 TN Infantry; Wounded at Perryville, KY; contracted rheumatism during that time which remained with him through life. (Parents; David K. and Caroline A. Martin Nowlin)

Nowlin, William David b. 10/30/1834; Weakley Co.; Unit unknown; (Parents; David K. and Caroline A. Martin Nowlin)

Ogburn, Richard H., b. 3/1840; In June, 1861, he went to Mississippi, and during the same year joined Company A, First Kentucky Cavalry, Confederate Army, and at the end of one year's service was mustered out, after which, owing to ill health, he did not rejoin the ranks.; (Parents; John and Mary Ann Caroline Hunt Ogburn)

Oldham, Martin Van Buren, b. 11/28/1840; Co. G 9th TN Inf.; saw action at the Battle of Perryville, where he was wounded and taken prisoner. He served three months as a prisoner in both Camp Dent, Kentucky and Camp Douglas, Illinois. Following his exchange he rejoined his unit and was again wounded at the Battle of Chickamauga. After three months of recuperation he returned to his unit to assist in the Confederate defense of Georgia. On October 17, 1864, the war finally came to an end for him as he took the Oath of Allegiance at Nashville. Pension Martin and Widow: Oldham, Judah Francis - Pension#: W9712 & W2723 - County: Weakley; (Parents; Isaac and Rutha N. Cherry Oldham)

Orrell, Robert Aaron, Sr., b. 3/30/1836; Co E, 4th Battalion, AR Infantry. Enlisted 7 Nov 1861 at Little Rock for 12 months by Col F. A. Terry. Captured at Salvicy, KY 15 Oct 1862. He was captured at Perryville, Ky and taken to Louisville but was paroled after one week. (Parents; Thomas and Mary Ann Tuck Orrell)

Overton, John/Jesse b. 1/17/1850
Overton, Jesse TN 27th Inf. Co.B
NAME: Overton, Jesse
PENSION #: S14250
UNIT: 27th Inf.
Weakley Co., TN
This John Overton is listed in the 1910 as Jessie B. Overton, a Confederate Veteran, and is the only Jesse Overton ever shown in Weakley County.
WIlliam Ballard Overton had 2 sons, John and Jesse born 1 year apart. He is listed on tombstone only as J. B. Overton. (William Ballard and Sarah Ann Harral Overton)

Owen, Charles Henry, b. 1843; Co. K 20th TN (Russell's) Cav.; (Parents; Josiah Owen)

Page, Jeremiah Jackson, b. abt. 1840; Possible Units; Page, J.J. TN 51st (Cons.) Inf. Co.K; Page, J. TN Cav. Napier's Bn. Co.E; Civil war record from Tn. Widows pension application,dated 20 Sept 1916. Listed in 1910 Weakley Co., District 12 TN Census as Confederate Veteran
NAME: Page, Jeremiah Jackson.
WIDOW: Page, Minerva Jane
PENSION #: W6508
(Parents; Josiah and Henrietta Page)

Palmer, Luke, b, 8/14/1842; AL 36th Inf. Co.A Cpl.; In 1862, enlisted in the Thirty-sixth Alabama Infantry and served until the cessation of hostilities.; (Parents; Chillian and Phoebe D. Watkins Palmer)

Parham, William Wesley b. 5/23/1838; Co. H of Duckworth's 7th Tennessee Cavalry, CSA., enlisted in Dresden on December 10, 1861. 1910 Weakley Co., TN, Dist. 7 Census lists him as a Confederate Veteran. (Parents; E. A. and Nancy Unknown Parham)

Parker, Daniel E., b. 5/2/1831; TN 20th (Russell's) Cav. Co.G Capt.; In 1863 he entered the Confederate Army as captain of Company G, Twentieth Tennessee Cavalry. September 24, 1864, he was wounded at Athens, Ala., and returned home. (Parents; Daniel Easley and Martha Ann Smith Parker)

Parker, Henry Ode, b. 1844; Henry Ode Parker enlisted into Company G, 7th Tennessee Cavalry, US, on August 5, 1862. He was discharged on 24 October 1862. 1910 Weakley Co., TN District 12 Census lists him as Confederate Veteran. (Parents; Turner R. and Mary Elizabeth Johnson Parker)

Parker, John R., b. 8/10/1830; 1910 Weakley County, TN, District 14 Census lists him as a Confederate Veteran.
Possible pension;
NAME: Parker, J.R.
PENSION #: S13337
COUNTY: Grundy
UNIT: 35th Inf.
(Parents; Unknown)

Parker, Nelson Franklin, b. abt. 1843; Nelson and Mary (Green) Parker, the former, a native of Sumner County, Tenn., born in November 8, 1809. He was twice married. His first wife, Cynthia C. Whiteside, died January 1, 1846; of her children two, Isaac L. and James P., are living, and two deceased, viz.: Nelson Franklin, who joined Forrest's command late during the war between the States. The battle of Harrisburg was his first engagement, soon after which he, with a squad of other Confederates, was sent to Lamar, Miss., to cut the Illinois Central Railroad at that point. While in that act he was mortally wounded, and died four days afterward and was buried at that place. (Parents; Nelson and Mary Green Parker)

Parks, Ephram, b. abt. 1841; Parks, E.H. TN 31st Inf. Co.A
1910 Weakley Co. TN, District 10 Census lists him as a Confederate Veteran.; (Parents; Henry and Susan Unknown Parks)

Parks, Jr., Hamilton, b. 12/30/1845; TN 14th (Neely's) Cav. Co.K ; In 1864 he enlisted in the Twentieth Tennessee Cavalry under Forrest and received a very serious wound in the right leg at Harrisburg, Miss., July 14, 1864, and recovered in about two years. (Parents; Hamilton and Rebecca Stewart Parks)

Paris, George W. b. abt.1820; Capt. 4th Mississippi Infantry Regiment Co. D, died as a prisoner of war and is buried in the Confederate Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri.

Parks, George Washington, b. 10/22/1836; Probable Unit; Parks, G.W. TN 31st Inf. Co.I
Possible Unit; Parks, G.W. TN 5th (McKenzie's) Cav. Co.D; Listed on 1910 Weakley Co., TN District 10 Census as Union Veteran but was Confederate Veteran. (Parents Henry and Susan Unknown Parks)

Paris, Leonidas Oscar, b. abt. 1845; MS 17th Inf. Co.K 1st Sgt.; MS 4th Inf. Co.D Capt.; Killed in action as a Captain at Battle of Franklin, Tennessee. He never married. (Parents; George W. and Mary Caroline Rogers Paris)

Parr, Nelson Isaiah Hess, b. 9/17/1841; Parr, N.J.H. TN 20th (Russell's) Cav. Co.A
Parr, N.S.H. TN 19th & 20th (Cons.) Cav. Co.F; (Parents; John A. and Martha Jones Parr)

Parr, J.W., b. 1827; TN 15th (Cons.) Cav. Co.G; (Parents; Richard and Rebecca Wright Parr)

Parr, Thomas J., b. 8/16/1844; TN 20th (Russell's) Cav. Co. A; Parr, T.J. TN 19th & 20th (Cons.) Cav. Co. F; In 1863 he enlisted in Capt. William Gay's company, Col. R. M. Russell's regiment of cavalry, and served until the surrender.; (Parents; John A. and Martha Jones Parr)

Parsley, Moses Harvey, b. 11/14/1844; TN 19th & 20th (Cons.) Cav. Co.E; Parsley, M.H. TN 20th (Russell's) Cav. Co.H
NAME: Parsley, M.H.
PENSION #: S7011
UNIT: 20th (Russell's) Cav.
Listed on 1910 Weakley Co., TN District 10 as Confederate Veteran.; (Parents; Thomas C. and Unknown Parsley)

Paschall, Newton Julian, b. 5/21/1840; Co. C, 7th Tennessee Cavalry; Enlisted in July 1861, in the company commanded by Capt.Ballentine. He participated in the battles of Paducah, Corinth, Britton's Lane, Fort Pillow, bombardment of Vicksburg, Bolivar, Fort Donelson and Belmont. He re-enlisted in the spring of 1862 for three years or during the war, and was detailed at various times to take charge of the sick. He was under the command of the following named generals: Pillow, Forrest and Van Dorn.; UCV Camp: James G. Pirtle - Camp #990 - Fulton, Kentucky; (Parents; Jesse Morgan and Mary Freeman Paschall)

Paschall, Patman Freeman, b. 12/5/1821 - Texas Cavalry (according to family stories - can not verify); (Parents; Jesse Morgan and Mary Freeman Paschall)

Paschall, Perry Poyner b. 1/6/1830; Co. I, 12th Kentucky Cavalry; Co.C, 12th Kentucky Cavalry; (Parents; Jesse Morgan and Mary Freeman Paschall)

Pate, Charles H. b. 4/8/1842; TN 12th (Cons.) Inf. Co.A; Pate, C.H. TN 12th Inf. Co.A; (Parents; William T. and Ona Essary Pate)

Pate, John C. b. 10/25/1832; TN 12th (Cons.) Inf. Co.A; Pate, J.C. TN 12th Inf. Co.A Sgt.; In 1862 he enlisted in Company A, Twelfth Tennessee Infantry (known as the "Newbern Blues"). The captain was William Harrel. He was in the battles of Belmont and Shiloh, besides other minor engagements. At Shiloh he had a brother killed, and two other brothers - C. H. and M. D. L. - in the war.; (Parents; William T. and Ona Essary Pate)

Pate, John D., b. 12/1/1840; TN Inf. 154th Sr.Regt. Co.F; (Parents; S. D. and Elizabeth Pate)

Pate, Marcus De LaFayette, b. 12/1849; TN 3rd (Lillard's) Mtd.Inf. Co.H Music.; (Parents; William T. and Ona Essary Pate)

Pate, N.B., b. 1843; TN 12th (Cons.) Inf. Co.A; Pate, N.B. TN 12th Inf. Co.A; Believed to be the brother killed in the Battle of Shiloh that was mentioned in the Goodspeed bio of brother John C. Pate.; (Parents; William T. and Ona Essary Pate)

Patterson, Carson J., 10/27/1841; TN 47th Inf. Co.B Sgt; (Parents; Carson and Cassa Carlton Patterson)

Patterson, Gilbert Benjamin b. 1/18/1837; Pvt. 15th TN Inf. Co. A - 15 Aug 1861 until 1 Nov 1861, 3rd TN Cavalry, Company D Company from 24 Dec 1862 until 14 May 1864; (Parents; Gilbert Benjamin and Mildred L. Campbell Patterson)

Patterson, James Monroe (27 Mar 1841 - 24 Jan 1864) The unit in which he served is in question, but he died in Rock Island Prison Camp in IL.; (Parents; Gilbert Benjamin and Mildred L. Campbell Patterson)

Patterson, John Wesley, (1 Jun 1846 - 16 Jan 1928 in Weakley County) the unit is disputed, but he definitely served under the Confederacy, attending many Confederate reunions.; (Parents; Gilbert Benjamin and Mildred L. Campbell Patterson)

Patterson, Robert Benjamin, b. 8/13/1835; 12th Inf. Co.D; Died of TB he contracted while a prisoner of war.; (Parents; Carson and Cassa Carlton Patterson)

Patterson, Thomas Carson, b. 9/30/1827; TN 47th Inf. Co.B; (Parents; Carson and Cassa Carlton Patterson)

Patterson, William R. b. 12/10/1844; Co F 12th Ky Cavalry; Living next household to Mark Patterson on 1880 census. Could possibly be the son of Charles Riddle Patterson as he had a son William also.; (Parents; Mark and Martha J. Unknown Patterson, Jr.)

Payne, John H., b. 1831; Co. A, 1st Kentucky (Helm's) Cavalry; (Parents; Unknown)

Payne, William Dudley, b. 12/25/1845; Pvt., Co. H, 33rd. Reg't Tennessee Infantry. Enlisted Oct. 21, 1862, Camp Brown. Wounded severely in the engagement near Perryville, Ky., Oct. 8, 1862. Discharged Dec. 9, 1862. The 33rd Regiment Tennessee Infantry was organized in the latter part of 1861, and re-organized May 8, 1862.; (Parents; Seaborn and Martha Ann Ross Payne)

Pearce, Henry Clay, b. 11/5/1842; TN 4th Inf. Co. F Sgt.; In May, 1861, he enlisted in Company F, Fourth Regiment, Tennessee Infantry, Confederate States Army, and served as a private until the cessation of hostilities. Evidently promoted to Sgt. at some period.; (Parents; Stokley Donaldson and Mary Killough Pearce)

Pegram, Francis Volney, b. 6/8/1838; Co.H, 5th Tennessee Infantry; Co.C, 12th Kentucky Cavalry; Rank: Private; UCV Camp: James G. Pirtle - Camp #990 - Fulton, Kentucky; (Parents; Glenn and Frances Caroline Phipps Pegram)

Pegram, George R., b. abt. 1834; Co. C, 61st Arkansas Infantry; (Parents; Glenn and Frances Caroline Phipps Pegram)

Penn, William Clinton, b. 7/24/1828; TN 6th Inf. Co.H Capt. ; In 1861 enlisted in the Sixth (Confederate) Tennessee Regiment, and was honored with a captain's commission. After the battle of Shiloh he entered the cavalry service to do scout duty. He participated at Hatchie River, where he received four gun-shot and four saber wounds and was captured by the enemy. He was paroled and confined in Northern prisons and was exchanged in April, 1863, and during the rest of the war was with Gen. Forrest. He fought at Brice Cross Roads, Athens, Pulaski and elsewhere, and in April, 1865, left the service.; (Parents; Josiah and Ruth W. Broughton Penn)

Pentecost, Andrew Jackson, b. 10/2/1843; Co. K - Private-Russells 20th TN Cav.; Enlisted Sept 1 1863 at Cottage Grove TN, by Capt Bowman. Absent on roll for Mar/April 1864, "Absent sick from April 28th". Present on roll for May/June 1864. Wounded at Harrisburg. On roll of prisoners surrendered at Citronelle, AL, May 4, 1865.

Perry, Alexander Monroe, b. 1825; Co. F 7th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment (known as Bennett�s Battalion) Enlisted at Newbern, Dyer County, Tennessee in 1863. He rode a bay horse. Alexander was paroled with the 21st/22nd Combined Tennessee Cavalry at Gainesville, Alabama in May 1865. He was listed as a corporal in Co. K 22nd Tennessee Cavalry when it was paroled. � See Notes� (Parents Unknown)

Perry, Daniel Jackson, b. 4/14/1822; Co. A, Blythe's Battalion, State Troops of Mississippi; Enlisted (September 26, 1864) for the period of one year. He was assigned to take care of the ferry across the Coldwater River. This later became Perry's Ferry.

Perry, Raliegh M., b. 1846; 1910 Weakley Co., TN, Dist. 15 Census lists him as a Confederate Veteran.
NAME: Perry, R.M.
PENSION #: S12543
UNIT: 21st (Wilson's) Cav.
(Parents; Thomas G. and Harriet Unknown Perry)

Phebus, George W., 4/6/1843; TN 10th (DeMoss') Cav. Co.A; Served with brothers Jeremiah and Lankford in 10th TN Cav.; (Parents; Leonard and Sinia (Sine) Morris Phebus)

Phebus, Jeremiah, b. 3/3/1825; TN 10th (DeMoss') Cav. Co.A; He joined the Southern Army in 1862, enlisting in the Tenth Tennessee Cavalry, with which he remained until the winter of 1863, when he returned home.; (Parents; Leonard and Sinia (Sine) Morris Phebus)

Phebus, Lankford, b., b. 12/28/1835; TN 10th (DeMoss') Cav. Co.A 1st Lt.; Served until he was captured at the fall of Fort Donelson. He was taken to Johnson Island and was exchanged after seven months' captivity. He immediately enlisted in the Tenth Tennessee Cavalry.; (Parents; Leonard and Sinia (Sine) Morris Phebus)

Phillips, Henry N., b. 7/16/1846; 1910 Weakley Co., TN District 7 lists him as a Confederate Veteran
NAME: Phillips, Henry M.
PENSION #: S13006
COUNTY: Weakley
UNIT: 26th Ala. Inf.
(Parents; Amos and Rhoda Catrill Phillips)

Pierce, Rice A., b. 7/3/1847; In 1862 he joined the Eighth Tennessee Cavalry, Confederate States Army, and in 1864 was captured at Bolivar, Tenn., and held as a prisoner of war for nine months.; (Parents; Thomas M. and Margaret J. Blacknall Pierce)

Pinson, Thadeus Jenkins, b. abt. 1823; 20th TN Cavalry Co. E; Enlisted September 17, 1863 at Paris, TN, by Capt. Bomer for 3 years. Sorrell horse valued at $800. Present on roll for Mar/April 1864. Absent on roll for May/June 1864, "Wounded on 1 July 64 sent to Hospital". Wounded "severely back" at Tishomingo Creek". On Sept. 17, 1863, when about 40 years old, he was signed up for Russell's cavalry by 1st Corp. Reuben Bomer in Paris, TN, for a three-year enlistment. In the July 4, 1864, report of casualties in Maj. Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest's command, T.J. Pinson is listed as a casualty of the battle of Tishomingo Creek (Brice's Cross Roads) on June 10 and 11. The remarks on the service record card say "wounded severely back." Family tradition says he was wounded by a cannister ball, was taken to a hospital and died when smallpox settled in the wound. (Parents; Isaac M. and Rebeckah Pinson)

Pinson, Thomas Marion, b. abt. 1829; 20th TN Cavalry Company E.; Enlisted December 1, 1863 at Marlboro, TN, by Capt. Fields for 3 years. Grey horse valued at $600. Present on roll for Mar/April 1864 as 4th Sergeant. Present on roll for May/June 1864 as 3rd Sergeant. Thomas M. Pinson was about 32 when Capt. Fields signed him up on Dec. 1, 1863, in Marlsboro (Marboro?), TN, for a three-year enlistment. Brother of T.J. Pinson. (Parents; Isaac M. and Rebeckah Pinson)

Pipkin, Francis M., b. 1/13/1840; Enlisted in Capt. Hart's AR Battery and served 1 year.; Captain Hart was placed under arrest by Van Dorn for cowardice on March 8 and the battery was disbanded for the same reason. Hart was exonerated of all charges at his court martial and the battery was later reorganized.; (Parents; Stewart B. and Louisa Wade Pipkin)
Pipkin, William J. b. 9/15/1841; Civil War Veteran. Aplied for Residence at CSA Soldiers Home 1900 Weakley Co. TN. Enlisted Co. "A" 15th Tenn Infantry, CSA 6 Jun 1861 in Jackson, Tenn. Wounded at Battle of Chicamonga 19 Sep 1863. Captured at Battle of Missionary Ridge 25 Nov 1863. POW at Rock Island Barracks Louisville KY. Exchanged 2 Mar 1865.; (Parents; John Taylor and Martha McBride Pipkin)

Pitzer, John Bernard, b. 1/8/1838; Enlisted as private in Co. C, 2nd Va Cavalry.; (Parents; John Lewis and Harriet Ann Taylor Pitzer)

Poe, Joseph B., b. abt. 1829; TN 46th Inf. Co.H; Company H was consolidated 24 Oct. 1863 with Companies E and "K"; Poe, J. B., age 30/40, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, IL. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Discharged at Port Hudson, La ., April 1863, reason not given. (Joseph B. Poe and wife Nancy J. Poe, Henry Co., Tn). Rennolds' History, page 223, Joseph P. Poe, captured at Island No. 10, discharged because he was overage. (Tn. Confederate Pensi on # 6111, Weakley Co., Tn.). 1910 Weakley Co.,TN, District 11 Census lists him as a Confederate Veteran.
NAME: Poe, J.B.
PENSION #: S6111
COUNTY: Weakley
UNIT: 46th Inf.
(Parents; David and Martha Petty Poe)

Pointer, Samuel W., b. 11/1843; TN 3rd (Forrest's) Cav. Co.D;
NAME: Pointer, Sam W.
WIDOW: Pointer, Sib E.
PENSION #: W10692
COUNTY: Weakley
1910 Weakley Co., TN District 8 Sharon lists him as a Confederate Veteran
(Parents; William T. and Wilmouth Susan Roberts Pointer)

Powell, Charles M., B. abt 1840; Powell, C.M. KY 7th Mtd.Inf. Co.A; Shown on 1910 Census as Confederate Veteran; (Parents; Harbert A. and Cassandra Ellen Jones Powell)

Powell, John Calvin, b. 1/17/1843; Pvt. Co.C, 4th TN Regiment. Fought so nobly in the Battle of Shiloh that he never recovered his health. He died at 19 yr of age, when he should have been in college preparing himself for a useful life; but he died for his country.; (Parents; Benjamin and Elizabeth Helen Fowler Powell)

Powell, Joseph Devereaux, b. 12/27/1833; TN 4th Inf. Co.C; Lived in Collierville Tenn.; (Parents; Benjamin and Elizabeth Helen Fowler Powell)

Powers, William Henry, b. 2/14/1843; Napier's Scouts, Tennessee Cavalry; UCV Camp: James G. Pirtle - Camp #990 - Fulton, Kentucky; (Parents; Unknown)

Poyner, William Dillard, b. 4/27/1833; Henry Co.; TN Cav. Napier's Bn. Co. E; Answered Questionaire; (Parents; Robert and Frances Henderson Poyner)

Priest, Thomas J., b. abt. 1843; Co. A 48th TN (Voorhies') Inf.; (Parents; Unknown)

Pruitt, George Washington, b. 5/12/1838; Co. I, 2nd TN Infantry Reg. Wounded at Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, GA in the hospital until the surrender at the end of the war. Enlisted 1 Sept 1862; (Parents; Silas and Sarah Perry Pruitt)

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