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PRIVATES-George F. Brown. Allen Brackett, Moses Bridewell, Jno. H. Brisewell, Jesse B. Baxter, Jasper Brooks, Richard Butcher, Clark Barton, William T. Carrol, John Cox, Dillis D. Creitser, Amos B. Dick- en, Thomas Elder, William Fraiser, David C. Goode, William Gary, Jas. Gary, William H. Higam, Jno. P. Husk, Jesse Henson, John F. Hays. William House. Abner L. Jones, William H. Jones, George B. Jewell, John C. Kennedy, Samuel Kinney, Absalom M. Kerr, Israel M. Latham, William B. Lewis, Martin Mattingly, Wm. J. Mahoney, James McDan- iel, James C. McCarty, Alfred Nation, Isaac B. Riggs, Robert M. Ran- som, Drury Rose, McNary Swift. Virgil A. Stewart, Shadrach P. Steph- enson, Henry Vanover, Lewis W. Vanover, Mansfield Vanover, Jefferson Vanover, William Vanover, Miles Vertreese, Rufus Wall, James Whoc- berry. James H. Barton, James S. Carroll, Charles H. Crabtree, Thos. Crabtree, Benjamin Crabtree, Thomas Cary, Friley Jones. James W. Kennedy, James A. Mattingly, Newton Morris. James A. Reeks, Absalom Templemah, Henry Vanover, No. 1, Louis H. Vanover, Robert E. Van- over, Robert Willowby, Jackson Crabtree, Arthur Goodman, James H. Hays, Wm. M. Lashley, Thomas D. Mitchell, Irs H. Mitchell, Samuel H. Tanner, John A. Bratcher, Owen Bratcher. James V. Byers, Barney S. Brackett, Jackson Crabtree, No. 2, Henry H. Chew, Garland. C. Chap- man, George W. Dicken, William E. Hurst, John Kennedy. James Prickston, Washington Prickston, Edward Reynolds, Amos R. Vanover. Jonathan Bratcher, Samuel B. Ford, Presley M. Heal, George W. Van- over, Thomas J. Aikin, John R. Chapman, Nathaniel Crabtree, Georg- W. Crabtree, Franklin T. Dick, Robert Elder, George C. Fletcher, Wil- liam Hayes. Caleb Hayes, Robert Jennings, William Lawhorn, David- son Willowby.
Company "D."
CAPTAINS-James Hudson, David M. Claggett, Elisha B. Edwards. Frank H. Bristow, George W. Gist. 1st LIEUTS .- Jesse W. Griffin. Richard F. Taylor, Edward S. Campbell, Robert M. Davis, Aaron S. Hicks. 2d LIEUTS .- Seymore H. Perkins, Walter Evans, John D. Mill- man. Isaac Ferry, James M. Rogers. SERGTS .- Calvin W. Meacham. Martin V. Lyon, Michael P. Kenedy, William Addison, William B. Wil- kins, Granville W. Garth, Jesse Hinton, Joseph Carneal, James A. Rey- nolds, Henry C. Marlow. William Shelton, Chas. C. Drake. CORPL. . -Alveny Shelton, James W. Hart, Francis M. Latham, Amos H. Wil- kins, John M. Canada, John F. Scott, William E. Wilkins, Geo. Simons. Joseph Dassett, James L. Grace, William H. Campbell, William H. Har- dison, Joseph L. McGee. Samuel W. Kennedy, Lewis T. Tomerlin. Jno.
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T. Denton, Charles W. Wilkins, Wm. W. Winders, Charles W. Bivens, Micajah Shutt. WAGONER-Benjamin N. Bearden.
PRIVATES-Richard Amas, Halem D. Adams, Michael Casting, Jas. H. Duncan, Stephen A. Franklin, John W. Gillam, Joseph H. Gant, Am- manah D. Harper, Benjamin C. Hale, John H. Helsley, John W. Hester, Hanly R. Hardison, Morris D. Hudleston, James H. Johnson, William M. Long, Perry S. Latham, John Lear, Nicholas Mayas, David Philips, John Reid, John C. Slaughter, Dampry C. Shelton, David Sweny, Wil- Ham Shanon, James A. Tomerlin, Edward D. Willis, A. Poe William, Henry L. Adams, John J. Allison, James Coleman, James F. Dukes, Silas Dukes, Albert Dorris, Wm. W. Franklin, Wm. M. Gant, Michael Helsley, John P. Helsley, Wm. R. Helsley, Cornelius Hamilton, Gabriel M. Jami- son, Thos. J. Keeling, Wm. M. Keeling, William Keeling, Theodore F. C. Nannady, Wm. A. Kennady, John R. Latham, Jr., Thomas B. McCauley, Thomas B. McGee, Carroll B. Pepper, David S. Rodgers, Henry B. Rud, Thomas J. Sweeney, James D. Sullivan, Wesley L. Sparrow, George W. Taylor, Theophilus H. Tomerlin, Jno. C. Rice, Ephraim T. Biven, Pryor Boatwright, James B. Lyon, Joseph S. Starks, Tery Brumfield, John M. Bivens, Thomas T. Bivens, John Blake, Wm. I. Calvert, Philip T. Dres- kill. William G. Dreskill, Gillium Ezell, Harvey H. Farmer, John A. Giant, Patrick M. Gant, Mathias Helsley, Harris Horn, Josiah Han- cock, John W. Huddleston, Richard Jones, John F. Jamison, John L. Johnson, Lawson T. Keeling, John B. Latham, Sr., William G. Lee, Wil- son W. Ladd, Wm. E. Mayes, Wm. N. Mayes. Samuel H. McGee, Napo- leon B. Rice, John Row, Silas Read, Green B. Rice, Theophilus M. Shernwell, James C. Sparrow, Jerome C. Youngs, George Draper, Geo. W. Latham, John W. H. Trent, Philip M. Wolf, James D. Wilkins, Jas. W. Deason, John Shaffield. Thomas D. Robison, Wm. M. L. Asher, Champ S. Beasley, John W. Beasley, Jefferson Bryant, Charles Ezell, Benjamin F. Ezell, Wm. B. Futrell, William Francis, James H. Green- feld, John B. Howard, Thomas D. Hutchinson, Lorenzo D. Harper, Na- than M. Joiner, William Keener, Jackson Knight, George W. Knight, James H. Knight, Granville H. Mansfield, Daniel P. Mathis. John M. Mc- Caulley, John McGrah. Wm. C. McIntaugh, Dennis Oneal. John Oliver, William D. Porter, William F. Reed, Francis B. Reynolds, William B. Rodgers, Joseph Reed, Preston Sweeny, George W. Stinson, John P. Seager, John M. Scott, Garvin P. Scott, Newton J. Sweeney.
Company "E."
CAPTAINS-Wesley Garey, Thomas W. Campbell, James W. An- thony, Wm. J. Lendrum, John H. Frost. 1st LIEUTS .- Perry Campbell, Albert R. Shackelford. George L. Sullivan, Wm. S. Johnson, Samuel K. Cox, Boanerges V. Tyler. 2d LIEUTS .- Richard L. Peyton, Benjamin T. Hobbs, James M. Wilson, Charles Bratcher, Campbell H. Johnson, Michael Mulvey. SERGTS .- Thomas K. Moore, Thomas Bush. Dares Cranor, David H. Dunn, Gabriel Yarbrough. Harvey Graham, John W. Gill. Thomas S. Mansell, David G. Hopson, Chas. A. Duvall. CORPLS. -George W. Henderson, H. Johnson Simpson, Winfield J. Bone, Hiram . HI. Hill, John B. Green, John B. Walker, Tawnley N. Redfern, John C. Sizemore, James M. Smith. F. Jerome Glass. Willis M. Colman, Mallon J. Woosley, Isaac N. Sullivan.
PRIVATES-Thomas E. Adams, Joseph Allen. John Brackett, Presly B. Beshears, Francis M. Adams, Wm. T. Bennett. Benjamin Baker, E. H. Brewer, Joel H. Brewer, William B. Butler, Peter Bowles, William R. Brown, Wm. H. Crick. Charles H. Cates. Francis Conrad, Wm. A. Daugherty, Thomas Fletcher. James S. Gambell, Corydon W. Graham, Ahner Gunn, Robert Gower. Doctor B. Griffin, John B. Hill, Andrew G. Hamby, Francis M. Hill, James L Long, John McIntosh, Reese A. Miles. Richard M. Mitchal. John W. Marquess. James W. Marquess. George W. McFadden, Richard Nix, William Russell, Jesse Russell, Stephen H. Buddle, William E. Ray. James J. Rodgers, James O. Stanley, Hosea B. Simpson, James K. P. Simpson, Madion Sullivan, Richard H. Smith, Fielding G. Southard, James K. Sizemore, John R. Stanley, Nicholas T. Tucker, David M. Vincent. John W. Wright, Henry N. Wilson, Elisha West, James H. Adames, Philip D. Brewer. James T., Blades, Enoch C. Duskey, James Gill, Andrew F. Gamble, Daniel Gorden, Patrick Howard,
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William A. Ladd, Arnold Malin, James A. Nolen, James W. Ray, Wil- liam H. Rodgers, Robert C. Speed, George W. Simonds, George W. Scott, Henry B. Underwood, William S. Wiley, John F. Woodburn, James Wil- liamson, Wm. M. S. Yarbrough, Benj. Yancy, Samuel Burnett, Jacob Dosier, George B. Favor, William T. Jones, Eli W. Knight, Joseph Pendley, Barnes Parker, Nathaniel J. Smith, William L: Troop, Vin- cent Braswell, Wilson J. Boyd, Bartis Barnes, James T. Crafts, Willis Cook, Jacob S. Duvall, John T. Duvall, John Dunkerson, A. Benten Dus- key, Richard N. Findley, Willis H. Fuller, John K. Fuller, William A. Hicks, James M. Hampton, John W. Jones, Nicholas Jeffers, John Keith, John McDonald, John W. Marquess, Sr., Cornelius Murphy, Rufus A. Malin, John N. Nixon, James J. Parsons, William Powell, Albert H. Peyton, Joseph Rodgers, Azariah Riddle, Samuel C. Stanley, Ebenezer H. Smith, Thomas A. Underwood, William W. Webb, Josiah Winsteard, John Carney, Andrew J. Frasier, Samuel F. Gamble, John A. Malin, Thomas Bishop, John C. Baston, Alijah Baldock, Thomas Crick, John Camplin, William Dunkerson, Martin Dunlap, Jeremiah E. Franklin, Vincent D. Gunn, Allen Gunn, William J. Hamby, James Holland, Pat- rick Jackson, James F. Miller, Mathew L. Morgan, John L. Oldham, George W. Pursell, Hugh W. Reed, Nathaniel S. Richardson, Alexander Shaw, Austin P. Smith, Manley G. Winstead, Andrew J. Wheelden, Richard R. West, William Wilcox, William C. Oglesby, James B. Forbes.
Company "F."
CAPTAINS-Henry S. Barnett, Ion B. Nall. 1st LIEUTS .- William T. King, Jefferson H1. Jennings, Thomas J. Alverson. 2d LIEUTS .- Jno. G. Ferguson, Oscar D. Kress, Thomas D. Davis. SERGTS .- Atha Aud, Isaac Ferry, Philip Rial, Francis M. Felix, Nicholas C. Daniel, William A. Wallace, George Bunger. CORPLS .- Wm. M. Ferry, Richard Shaver, William H. Felix, Henry C. Shaver, James Harrison, Meredith Hughes, Wesley Arterberry, Hugh Ferry, Chas. K. Metcalfe. MUSICIAN-Sam- uel P. Nall. WAGONER-James L. Harris.
PRIVATES-Luther G. Ambrose, John W. Black, John Brown, An- don Brooks, Curtis D. Bean, Cortez X. Bean, William R. Bean, Isaac Cotton, Harrison Cline, John W. Cannon, Robert Z. Duff, Zachariah Davis, Abraham Eaton, John Felix, Absalom P. Frazier, Henry C. Hand, Asberry Harrison, Henry Hurt, Berry Hurt, William Harrel, Samuel M. Hamilton, John Johnston, Warren Lewis, John R. McCoy, John Oller, Jasper Oller, Benjamin P. Petty, Charles M. Ragsdale, August Ruland- er, George W. Reddish, Jesse Shaver, Sam'l Smith, Richard A. Stevens, Michael J. Thomas, William A. Walter, James B. Wright, William F. Wright, John H. Wright, Thomas York, James M. Boone, Thomas A. Barnett, Lindsay Bennett, John B Cline, William H. Combs, James Faught. John S. Fuqua, John H. Hand, John T. Stone, William Smith, Thomas R. Wilhite, Hiram B. Ward, Samuel C. Crawford, Daniel C. Guthery, Virgil Bennett, Martin Brown, William Boyd, James H. Can- non, William H. Hamilton, Cyrus A. Howard, John J. Hamilton, Hiram B. MeSherry, Elijah Mitchell, John Rust, Marquis L. Reddish, Henry C. Stephens, Charles D. Sandefur, William H. Ashford, Jaberry Mitchell. James W. Sandefur, John M. Calloway, Abram Hornback, Thomas N. Smith, Peter Smith, Nathaniel P. Wedding, Eugene York, John Zim- merman.
Company "G."
CAPTAINS-Benjamin T. Underwood, Hugh C. Cooper, Thomas J. Kirby, John V. Boyd, Samuel T. Fruit. 1st LIEUTS .- William Ashby. Rich. W. Williams, John H. Frost, Alexander B. Sandefur. 2d LIEUTS. -Thomas B. Boyd, Isaac Condett, Albert E. Brown, David Cartwright. Wm. H. Meglemery. SERGTS .- Wm. F. McAtee, Curtis A. Brasher, Henry C. Brasher, James G. Yancey, Henry HI. Witty, Joseph H. Wil- son, Henry M. West. Robert P. Johnson. CORPLS .- Meander B. Brown, Milton A. Littlefield, John G. Anderson, John W. Lynn, John M. Crag, John J. Armstrong. Tillman Russell, John M. Cramer, Albert Grace, George M. Brashear, Marcellus M. Brown, Charles W. May. Wm. H. West. Daniel L. Mcknight, John HI. Babbett, F. C. Gresham. Thos. H. Gilliland. Joseph H. Settle, Nathaniel Grace, Marion Moore, Wm. H.
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Teague, Alexander Gilliland, Jos. M. Rice. DRUMMER-Daniel Cart- wright.
PRIVATES-James Anderson, Jr., Fields Blanchard, Sam'l E. Boyd, George E. Boyd, William H. Boyd, James M. Bennett, James D. Brown, Lewis H. Bouland, Francis Codier, Isham A. Cook, John W. Coartney, William Doss, Thomas Ewing, William Fortner, Wesley Fletcher, Ter- rell Fletcher, Edom Grace, James Gilleland, Pitman F. Gibson, William Gabert. John W. Hammond, Virgil A. Hanby, Golden H. Hanby, Daniel M. Hanby, Lewis H. Johnson, Daniel Kennedy, Hezekiah J. Z. Love, Henry Ladd, Wm. R. Long, James W. Morris, John O. Menser, Solomon D. Menser, Joseph Morgan, John Oroark, Joseph F. Pyle, Charles Pryor, Alfred Russell, Joseph Rose, William Sizemore, Joshua C. Teague, Wil- liam Teague, Charles F. Trotter, Wm. J. Wittey, Wesley S. Wittey, Elijah F. Walker, Edward Wilkins, John M. West, John W. Wyatt, Albert H. Brasher, Joel Boyd, John B. Campbell, Joshua A. Conner, Jno. A. Crumer, Samuel H. Causler, James C. Causler, Samuel Doss, Masten F. Farmer, John W. Griffin, John Gilleland, William Gillelan, Thos. J. Hughes, John E. Harrison, James L. Keys, George H. Mesamore, Noah Menser, Daniel W. Menser, Wm. R. Pleasant, Henry M. Renstan, Peter Ryan, Joseph D. Terry, Wm. W. Wight, John White, Richard G. Wilson, Alexander Walker, John W. Yandall, Robert Young, Lawrence B. Armstrong, John Brackett, James R. Causler, Elza H. Causler, Chas. C. Drake, John W. McIntire, James D. Armstrong, David A. Bennett, James A. Cook, John W. Dunning, Henry Dose, Henry E. D. Gilky, Wil- liam H. Gordon, James M. Hammonds, James T. M. Hamby, Miles J. Knight, Wm. J. Ladd, James P. Long, James Long, Jesse McKnight, John A. Willis, Daniel McKinzie, George W. O'Roark, Lewis J. Pyle, John Simpson, Anderson G. Solomon, John W. Southern, Joseph M. Southern, James Witty, William F. Cook, Thomas F. Wilson, Lawrence G. Bourland, Robert Tucker, Samuel R. White, George H. Anthony, James Anderson, Sr., Samuel Boyd, James W. Crabtree, Alexander Cope- land, James C. W. Causler, Dr. H. Dunning, John M. Dunning, George W. Dunning, William East, Edward Fuller, John Fuller, John D. Ford, Jesse Ford, Aquilla B. Gilliland, John H. Johnson, Henry Johnson, John Right, William H. Stewart, James B. Witty, John W. Walker, Richard J. Williams, Wm. Dunning, Flemuel Dunning.
Company "H."
CAPTAINS-George A. Little, Robert M. Davis. 1st LIEUTS .-- Richard F. Taylor, William S. Dillahay, Henry M. West. 2d LIEUTS. -Garton C. Pruett, H. Clay Marlow, George C. Merritt. SERGTS .- William D. Taylor, William S. Little, James Drury, Joseph W. Cole- man, Leonard L. Taylor, Lawrence D. Waltrip, Richard W. Givens, Wil- liam J. Lendrum, John Gentry, William T. King, Alexander B. Sande- fur, John D. Prett. CORPLS .- Joseph P. Waltrip, James A. Flaner, An- drew J. Jewell, David O. Falcon, Richard S. James, Richard P. Sorrell, James E. Cobb, George P. Vance, Joel G. Sapp, Francis Fenwick, James S. Hogens, Luke Tanner, Wm. McCain. WAGONERS -- John A. Bryant, Frank Branson. DRUMMER-John Frielas.
PRIVATES-Jacob H. Arnold, William Baize, George Bransom, Jno. W. Cobb, Willis Corbit, Matison Cotton, James M. Cochran, Willier F. Condit, William Cline, Leonard T. Cop, Thomas J. Dulin, John W. Du- vall, James Dunkerson, Burrell Ezell, William D. Faught, William Foard, Isaac Foard, Joseph Fenwick, Willis B. Gillstrap, James Gentry, John A. Hutson, James H. Jones, Samuel M. James, James A. Jarnagan, Benjamin F. Jenkins, James M. Jennett, Calvin Kasinger, Cornelius Kennedy, George Keefer, George Leach, William .H. Leach, Samuel Mackey, William McLinmore, Henry McCain, Moses Pails, James Riggs, Robert Ridout, Hanley Ridout, Jonathan S. Raley, Henry J. Raley, Jag. H. Stuart. Francis Standefur, George W. Spoonover, Santford Simpson, Robert Simpson. Olid Watson. James Lyons, Silvester Allen, Francis Barton, David Y. Boston, Thomas Daugherty, George W. Davidson, Jabe Daniel, Robert Dickens, Franklin Havens, Samuel K. Jones, Ed- ward H. James, Thomas Kowan, Wm. B. Leach, William Polly, Henry Ridout, Luther Rodgers, Benjamin Raffety, Hugh R. Sandefur, Sam- uel E. Turner, John Vance, Samuel M. Wilson, James M. Wilson, John
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Anderson, Benjamin F. Autry, Henry Baize, Thomas Baze, John H. Baize, John J. Baize, William K. Fry, William Keller, Mathew Kerken- dall, Abram Kerkendall, Alfred K. Leach, James H. Lindsey, James H. Leach, Josephus MeCannon, David W. Norton, Henry T. Stuart, Shelley Rates, John T. Boston, Robert Davis, Edward Davidson, Geo. W. Ezell. Charles H. Hocker, George W. House, Patrick Hester, David Lickens, James L. Lauler, Ariel Michael, Holland Morris, Melvin Shultz, Joseph Sandefur, Nathaniel Sips, Henry B. Steavens, Hugh W. Taylor, Simon Autry, Theophilus Allen, Wm. R. Baise, Joseph A. Bracher, Joseph L. Stuart, Wm. H. Boston, Torrance Davison, Andrew Foster, Granville Gillstrap, John Heady, George W Halloway, James Johnson, William Kos, Joel Legrand, Littleberry Matlock, John H. Sipes, Simeon Sipes, James Street, Charles R. Sipes, Isaac Willaby, John G. Young, Pleasant M. Young, Wm. H. Mackey.
Company "1."
CAPTAINS-Robert Vaughan, Thomas R. Brown. 1st LIEUTS .- Silas Heston, H. Clay Marlow. 2d LIEUTS .- Jefferson H. Jennings, Boanerges V. Tyler. SERGTS .- Harvey H. Duggins, George C. Merritt, Lewis Fuller, Joseph A. Claggett, Commodore P. Burchfield, John W. Angle, Joseph B. Patterson, Simpson Stout, David W. Norton, Nathan Sapp. CORPLS .- James R. Payne, Mayhugh Bratcher, Wm. R. Mitch- ell, Isaac N. Belcher, James Bullock, Van Buren Rains, Alfred Hurt, Byron Johnson, Curran P. Ramsey, Morgan King, Higginson P. Bo- zarth, Alvis C. Haider, Henry Patterson, Wm. B. Addington.
PRIVATES-John W. Anderson, Richard H. Belcher, Littleberry Belcher, Henry Bayse, John H. Bayse, Jacob F. Bennett, Bedford Burchfield, Reuben Bratcher, William L. Brown, John Cook, William Casey, Benjamin F. Clagett, Leroy Condor, James Curtis, McHenry Davis, John W. Davis, Walter T. Daniel, Valentine Edwards, John W. France, Rufus L. Fogle, Thomas Hall, Christopher C. Harrison, John Hook, Abraham Johnson, William Jones. Thomas M. Lewis, Edward T. Myers, Warner Martin, Miles McCoy, Samuel L. Midkiff, William T. Payton, Valentine Payton, Edward B. Payne, Henderson W. Russ, Jacob B. Stewart, William R. Shartzer, Francis M. Spears, Henry E. Thomas, Herod Trail, Robert R. Wood, Thomas J. Watson, Job Arnold, John J. Bayse, Christopher C. Brown, Daniel J. Basham, Thomas C. Crowder, Benjamin Dunn, John B. Doolin, Lloyd Gary, Leven Graham, James Hall, John Haynes, Jacob Johnson, Mark Lykins, James Mar- shall, Mark Russ, Moses W. Stone, Daniel B. Storms, William A. Sub- lett, Oliver A. Walcott, William Wright, Edward Lucas, John G. Aus- tin, Vivian D. Armes. Stephen Z. Arnold, David Campbell, Henry Cook. Felix B. Gallaway, George W. Hodge, Columbus Hall, Fielding Harris, John D. Iglehart, Sashwell Jordon, Bailey Lykins, Joseph Lucas, W.I- liam T. Morris, Simeon B. Morris, Colby Shrader, Logan Sapp, William F. Sapp, Emanuel Sapp, James E. Shane, James M. Sanders, Henry T. Stewart, Andrew L. Webster, James Bellamy, Christopher C. Johnson, Valentine Miller, Dempsey C. White, Johnson Wilson, Ewing C. Burks. George Faught, John Hicks, Benjamin F. Watson.
Company "K."
CAPTAINS-James H. Holloway, Putnam B. Trible, Robert C. Stur- gis, George C. Merritt. 1st LIEUTS .- Newton M. Miller, Pius Clarke, Samuel Mitchell, Samuel W. Pruett. 2d LIEUTS .- John J. Holloway, William A. Fitts, Aaron S. Hicks, Thomas J. Alverson, Noah C. Dean. SERGTS .- William J. Little, Chas. A. Morgan, Philip A. Bryant, Wil- liam H. Fruit, James Z. Davis, Cyrus Steele. CORPLS .- Elijah Page, William J. McHugh, John T. Seigler, Wm. Gundry, Marshall G. Ashby, Enoch W. Fruit, Albertus Lumarer, Alexander Howard, John Secrist, Alfred Barnard. MUSICIAN-Randolph Gundry. WAGONER-Thos .. G. W. Timmons.
PRIVATES-Francis A. Ashby, Josiah B. Ashby, William F. Ashby, Benjamin F. Ashby, Weaver J. D. Burk, Eli G. Burk, John T. Bartley, Logan L. Brown, Jno. Clements. Joel Colwell, Thos. Dickens, Jno. Dor -!. Jno. W. Daniels, Wm. H. Edwards, Isaac C. Freels, Ed. F. Freels, Jno. M. Fritz, Jno. H. Fruit, Benj. T. Fulkerson, F. K. Fulkerson. Wm. A. Fang.
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ham, A. J. Hicks, Thos. Howard, Moses Hughey, Thos. Jobling, S. F. Kissinger, Ira Kendetall, William R. King, Michael Muldoon, Samuel MeKalister, John K. Myers, William Moore, Sr., John O. Milton, Wil- Ham Moore, Jr., Coleman Martin, Frank M. Norvil, Christ Nagel, David H. Pool, William C. Perkins, Joseph R. Pitt, William C. Pertis, John Robinson, Richard Shackelford, Milton A. Sheffer, William T. Smith. Jones Stepp, George W. Spicer, Benj. F. Stephens, Charles F. Thompson, Garret W. Timmons, Ira B. Timmons, Richard Turner, John L. Young. John L. Ashby, John G. Barker, Matthew Cantrell, Wm. B. Cox, War- ren J. Elliott, Marcus Gilkey, William Harris, Jacob J. Hanson, Thos. F. Johnson, Samuel A. Kemball, Wm. J. F. Lile, Samuel N. Melton, John D. McMain, Robert McMann, George R. Nagley, Robert W. Phil- lips, John Renn, George L. Roberts, Michael Ryon, Henry Roggem- kamp, James P. Scott, James D. Sheffer, James Stalings, Burrel D. Smith, Eli Smith, Cornelius Totten, Joseph Vincent, Robert G. Washam, George W. Kemball, John S. Mitchell, George Reins, William E. Chris- tian, Harvey H. Dillingham, David L. Dillingham, James K. Farmer, William F. Farmer, John H. Faughan, Francis M. Grant, Pleasant Halmark, Jesse Knight, William Knight, Dehardeman, Lavare, Daniel R. Morgan, Dennis O'Bryen, Joseph W. Pinkston, William F. Robinson, Thomas Russell, Luther Robertson. John J. Shingler, William C. Tay- lor, John E. Woolsey, John W. Owens, William W. Page, Noah Sharp, William W. Cummings, Green B. McMain, Marcus Coffman, Charles M. Crabtree, William L. Everhart, Isaac Gilmore, Nathan D. Gatson, Wil- liam J. Keney, Theodore Moffitt, William McKey, William Murphey, William H. Putnam, Daniel D. Raymons, James Riley, William H. Read, George R. Read, George Smith, Elijah Smith, Cicero Strong, Benjamin F. Spieer, Joseph Sales, John R. Thompson, Robert M. Young.
Eighteenth Kentucky Infantry.
(FROM THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT.)
The following account, evidently prepared by an officer of the regiment, is here used with emendation.
The 18th Regiment of Kentucky Volunteer Infantry was recruited during the winter of 1861-2, and was mustered into the United States service on the Sth day of February, 1862. During its organization and until August 20, 1862, the command was on duty guarding the Covington & Lexington railroad, with its headquarters at Falmouth, Ky., until April 16, 1862, and then at Lex- ington, Ky. On the 16th day of June, 1862, a detach- ment of the regiment, under command of Lieut. Col. Landram, participated in the defense of Cynthiana, Ky., against John H. Morgan, where it sustained a loss of two killed.
On the 20th day of August, 1862, the regiment, about six hundred strong, marched from Lexington, Ky., for Richmond, twenty-six miles, a portion of the regiment remaining on duty on the Kentucky Central railroad. The 18th was attached to the brigade of Maj. Gen. C. M. Clay, who was afterward relieved by Brig. Gen. Cruft.
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On August 30, 1862, it participated in the battle of Richmond, Ky., losing fifty-two killed, one hundred and fifteen wounded and almost the entire remainder of the command captured and paroled. Among the killed were Captains Lewis, Company HI, and Culbertson, Company K, and Lieutenants Washburn, Company F, and Dunlap, Company I. Among the wounded and captured were Col. W. A. Warner, Lieut. Col. J. J. Landram, Capt. M. Mullins, and W. R. Fisk, and Lieutenants Patterson and Moss.
After the battle of Richmond the remnant of the regiment, under command of Maj. F. G. Bracht, retreated to Louisville, Ky., one hundred and twenty-six miles. On September 28th it left Louisville, by boat, for Covington, Ky., where it was assigned to the brigade of Brig. Gen. Green Clay Smith, and marched from Covington to Paris, Ky., eighty miles. On December 5th it marched from Paris to Lexington, twenty miles. On January 27, 1863, it left Lexington by rail for Louisville, Maj. H. K. Mil- ward commanding. On February 2, 1863, it left Louis- ville by boat for Nashville, Tenn., where, upon its arrival, it was assigned to the brigade of Brig. Gen. Crook. On February 23, 1863, it started by boat for Carthage, whence it marched on June 2d for Murfreesboro (via Liberty) seventy-five miles, where Crook's brigade was made the 3d Brigade, 4th Division, 14th Army Corps. On June 23, 1863, it moved with the Army of the Cumberland, and took part in the engagement at Hoover's Gap, losing two killed and three wounded. It was actively engaged in the campaign against Chattanooga. On September 19th and 20th it participated in the battle of Chickamauga, losing eight killed and forty wounded and thirty-eight prisoners. Among the wounded were Maj. A. G. Wileman and Lieut. J. M. Shaw. Among the captured were Captains J. M. Grose and B. T. Riggs. * When the army was reorgan- ized after the battle of Chickamauga, the 1Sth was as- signed to the 3d Brigade, 3d Division, 14th Army Corps.
From October 5th to November 23, 1863, it was on spe- cial duty, holding the line of the river near Chattanooga at a point known as "The Narrows," and at "Brown's Ferry." on which duty it lost in killed, one, and captured, five. After the battle of Mission Ridge it was ordered to Chat- tanooga on post duty. On January 5, 1864, of three hun- dred men present, two hundred and seventy-two re- enlisted as veteran volunteers, and the command was or-
* The reports show that Col. H. K. Milward was disabled, and May Wileman being disabled, the command devolved on Capt. John B. Helte- mus.
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Eighteenth Kentucky Infantry.
dered to Louisville, Ky., by rail, to receive veteran fur- lough. On February 1st it received thirty days' furlough at Louisville, Ky., and at the expiration of the same, on March 1st, it rendezvoused at Paris, Ky., and on March 12th it started by rail for Nashville, Tenn., whence it marched on the 22d for Ringgold, Ga., a distance of two hundred miles, to join the main army. On May 10th it was left at Ringgold on post duty when the army moved against Atlanta. Here it had several skirmishes, in one of which Capt. J. B. Heltemus was captured.
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