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Company "D."
CAPTAINS-Martin Thornbury, Isaac E. Gray. 1st LIEUTS .- Alfred C. Hailey, Hughy Plymale. 2d LIEUTS .- Walter Thornbury, William Weddington. SERGTS .- Tobias Waggoner, Loyd Rowe, John W. Judd, Thomas Mccown, Curtis Coleman. CORPLS .- Mitchel Nunery, Will- iam J. Hogston, Thomas Hayton, Lewis Adkins, Lorenzo D. Porter, Berry C. Gillam, Daniel J. Daugherty, Albert Thompson, Isaac Elswick.
PRIVATES-James D. Adkins, William Biliter, William Baker, Thomas V. Baker, Henry M. Band, Miles B. Browning, John W. Bevins, William S. Brown, Nathaniel Blackburn, Oliver Cain, Daniel Coleman, Moses Coleman, Jr., David Childers, William Coleman, Moses Coleman, Sr., William Cook, Pleasant Childers, Silas Clevinger, Miles Coleman, Francis M. Dougherty, Harvey G. Elswick, James H. Epling, William Friley, Demarcus L. L. Gillam, John W. Gillam, Moses Hayton, Joseph Hayton, James C. Hopkins, James W. Hamilton, William Hunter, Keanas P. Hunter, Martin Hunter, William P. Johnson, Payton John- son, William C. Justice, Alexander Justice, William S. Judd, Elijah H. Judd, John Justice, Earnest Kickhoefel, Lewis P. McBrayer, Thomas Mainard, John Michel, John W. Mutter, William Murphy, Thomas Nun- ery, Isaac W. Penix, John Prater, Reuben Patrick, John Ratliff, Jr., Colbert Ratliff, Harrison Ratliff, Jacob Rowe, Reuben H. Rowe, Sr., Reuben H. Rowe, Jr., Solomon Rowe, Miles Raney, Joel Ratliff, John Smallwood, Daniel W. Sick, George W. Sick, Jacob Sanders, William J. Sword, Richard Stratton, Arnott C. Spears, George W. Spears, Spincer Swiney, Jefferson Shortridge, Samuel Thompson, Benj. Williamson, Daniel Wolford, George Wolford, Calvin Waricks, Henry Weddington, Asa Wilson, James Wilburn, Howard Yates, Jeremiah Brown, James C. Justice, John Priest, James R. Price, Stephen Rowe, Elijah R. Smallwood, Levi Thornberry, Joseph Coleman, Andrew Porter, Lewis Thornberry, John Blackburn, Isaac Coleman, James M. Campbell, Mathew Coleman, A. J. Clark, Henry Casady, Harvey Collins, Russell Duty, John Johnson, Keanas F. Lacy, Elijah McCoy, Solomon S. McBrayer, W. C. Price, William H. ". male, John W. Price, Stephen W. Rowe. Huffman Rowe, John Ratliff, ., Curtis Smith, Jarrett Slone, Lewis White.
Company "E."
CAPTAINS-Lewis Sowards, Alfred C. Hailey. 1st LIEUTS .- Dill- ard Parsons, James M. Sowards, William T. Berry. 2d LIEUTS .- Paris L. Reed, Shadle R. Pauley. SERGTS .- John D. Hickman, William M. Scott, Henry C. Sowards, Benj. Williamson, Wade H. Powers, Joseph B. Dempsey, Thomas Pinson, Johnson Hatfield, Rufus Right. CORPLS .- Thomas Runyon, Moses Pinson, William W. Parker, Hiram B. Parsons, William H. Burriss, Riley Coleman, Simon Dotson, Cleveland Bone, John W. Right, George W. Dutton. WAGONER-James J. Lake.
PRIVATES-David Anderson, George Blackburn, Thomas Blackburn, Peyton Blackburn, Barnabus Blackburn, James Burriss, James P. Blevins, John M. Bond, Aaron Brock. James A. Burns, Joshua Z. Cas- sell, Nathaniel Coleman, John Charles. Thomas Charles, Andrew J. Charles, Thomas Caudle, Elias Dutton, William H. Dotson, William W. Fields, Andrew Francis, Martin Goff, William Grady, James B. Gross, James I. Hainey, David Hill, Josiah Hill, William Harrison, Wesley R. Huger, Leo Henderman. Thompson Hodges, John F. Hanman, John Johnson, John King, Samuel M. King, Arrison R. Lowe, George W. Lowe, Alfred Long. Jonathan Maynard, Isaac Maynard, James McGuire, Jacob J. McGuire, Peter McLain, William Mayer. John H. May, Daniel May, James D. Moyers, Franklin Magerley. Israel Nelson, Samuel Napper, William Oakes, Jonas Powers, William R. Pinson, Joseph S. Pauley, Samuel Porter, Charles B. Rose, Calvery Runyons, John W. Robinson, James Rogers. William H. Sowards, Henderson Scott. George W. So- wards, William A. Taylor, Wallace Vermillion, Henry F. Voclair, Elijah
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Williamson, John E. Williamson, Nathaniel Ward, William Wallace, Charles V. Wright, George M. D. Bevins, Joseph S. Harkness, Samuel B. Salyers, Henry M. Bond, Pleasant Weaver, Joseph Adkins, Peyton Blackburn, Sr., Thomas J. Bingham, Keneas E. Bevins, David Charles, William H. Davis, George Hatfield, Jeremiah Hatfield, Richard Johnson, Joseph May, Stephen Maynard, Andrew J. McCoy, Henry Pinson, Andrew Porter, John W. Powers, Squire Ratcliff, Amos Redd, Russell C. Rose, George W. Spence, Nathaniel C. Tilbet, John B. Williamson, Jonathan Webb, Henry Butler, Jarvey Burk, Gilbert Blackburn, Henry Baker, Jr., William Conway, William A. Cook, Elias B. Chumbley, Ste- phen Daniels, Wm. B. Honeycutt, Anderson Hatfield, John Hunt, George Hopkins, Henry Hargate, William Lawson, Wm. J. May, Harvey May, Joseph May, John F. Mills, William McQuery, James Newsom, William S. Newton, James Nertch, William Price, William H. Peart, Thomas Price, William E. Romans, Alvis Taylor, Alexander Varney, William Whitt.
Company "F."
CAPTAIN-Hezekiah Webb. 1st LIEUTS .- George J. Allen, Augus- tus E. Kendrick. 2d LIEUT .- Calvin Preston. SERGTS .- James M. Easterling, Joseph M. Webb, Joseph Culbertson, Felix T. Begley, Will- iam Osborn. CORPLS .- James Ratliff, Hiram K. Begley, Jackson Mor- gan, Henderson Easterling, James Hamilton, William Hamilton, William H. Patton, Barnett Sebra, Henderson H. Gearhart.
PRIVATES-George H. Adington, Andrew J. Allen, Enoch Bolin, Rice Bolin, Daniel Bolin, Wiloby Biggs, Nelson Barnett, Elias Brady, Simon Colins, William II. Click, Albert Chapman, Wiley Carver, James H. Dingus, Peter Easterling, John L. Flanery, John Frasher, William Gibson, William J. Goodman, Andrew J. Goodman, Pleasant Goodman, William K. Goodman, John Goodman, Walter Hughes, Jesse Hicks, Har- rison Hicks, Irvin Howard, Leonard Jacobs, Edmund Justice, Robert Kile, George Martin, Wyatt Martin, Simpson Martin, Samuel Mosley, Andrew J. McCurry, William Morgan, Hiram Morgan, Jacob Nelson, John Orvins, David Osborn, Thomas Osborn, William Prator, Ezekiel Prator, Wiley G. Prator, William P. Patton, John P. Patton, John R. Patton, Stephen Patton, Robert Patton, Harvey Patton, John Patton, Jr., Newman Prator, Hiram B. Patton, John Patton, Sr., George W. Rose, Daniel Reffet, Joseph Reffet, Daniel Shepherd, Jefferson Sizemore, Far- ris Sizemore, Apperson Sizemore, Lindsey Sizemore, Riley Salyer, Will- iam Stergeon, John P. Stone, Thomas Skeans, Henry Salyer, Jonathan Tussey, Richard Webb, David J. Webb, John B. Whitt, James P. Whitt, Daniel Brown, James Prater, John W. David, David C. Dingus, Jackson Justice, William McGuire, Apperson Nollen, Christopher Patton, Henry Patton, William Patton, William Ratliff, John Sizemore, George Willis, Samuel D. Allen, Moses Adams, John Cobern, George Cobern, Riley Gib- son, William Goodman, Randolph Holbrooks, Harrison Handshaw, Andrew Handshaw, James Hackworth, William Martin, David Preston, Samuel Patton, Alfred Pitts, Harvey H. Robinson, Richard Simpkins, Adam Handshaw.
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Company "G."
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CAPTAIN-Allen P. Haws. 1st LIEUTS .- John B. Vanhoose, James M. Rice. 2d LIEUT .- Addison Miller. SERGTS .- John Preston, Will- iam Deboard, Allen H. Miller, John W. Hickman, Arthur Boyd, James Sellards, James Marcum. CORPLS .- James Mullett, John H. Spencer, Lorenzo D. Harman, Eli Conner, Michael Davis, John Deboard, Thomas B. Sanson, John Vanhoose, Flemmon Clay, David D. Davis, John Staple- ton. MUSICIANS-George Bishop, William Childers.
PRIVATES-George T. Burgess, Anderson Boyd, Daniel Borders. Henry Bowen, William T. Berry, John Bowen, Tillman Craft, Thomas A. Cook, Amos Castle, Adam Crum, Daniel Castle, Marion Castle, Benjamin Castle, Henry Childers, John M. Cross, John Doss, Samuel B. Davis. George Daniels, Thomas J. Daniels, Apperson Davis, John Daniels, Newton Daniels, William P. Dorton. Jedediah F. Davis, Joel G. Edwards, Sylvester Fletcher, Winston Fletcher, Walter Fletcher, George Gunnels. James W. Harman, Van. L. Harless, George Hatfield, Jacob Hatfield.
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Ephraim Hatfield, Noah K. Jesse, William H. Kendrick, George M. Kendrick, Jeremiah Kazee, Oliver R. Kazee, William L. Lyons, Ela Le- mastis, Elias B. Mullett, John Mullett, Charles Mead, Asberry Mounce, Elijah Mounce, O. K. Parsons, George Perkins, Larkin Porter, John H. Perkins, William Pack, George W. Pack, John B. Pack, John Ramey, William Stafford, Eli Stapleton, Isaac Stapleton, J. R. Steamburger, James Thomas, Valentine Vanhoose, Reuben N. Vanhoose, Samuel Van- hoose, Andrew J. Wiley, Sampson Ward, Thomas Ward, Sylvester Webb, Jeremiah Hatfield, Gabriel Nelson, Jesse Price, John Austin, Stephen M. Wheeler, John B. Absher, Hezekiah Borders, Madison Castle, Holly Cordle, Samuel Gibson, Edward Huntingdon, William Hall, Joseph Mc- Dowell, George Rose, Wm. R. Salmonds, Solomon Wallace, William Mosely, Lafayette Miller, Sylvester B. Miller, Austin B. McNeil, Elliott Redaford, James Thornhill, Wilson Watkins.
Company "H."
CAPTAIN-William King. 1st LIEUTS .- Richard D. Coleman, James M. Thornbury. 2d LIEUT .- James H. Stump. SERGTS .- Al- bert J. Breeding, Elixious Coleman, William H. Williams, Hiram M. Laugherty, Joseph Coleman, Wm. F. Coleman, Andrew Forrester. COR- PORALS-Hiram Lambert, John H. Cook, James M. Francis, Pleasant M. Prator, Daniel B. Coleman, Jacob Blankenship, Andrew J. Francis, John S. Dotson, John B. Absher, John Charles, John Estep. MUSI- CIANS-Pleasant Crum, Sampson Estep.
PRIVATES-Clinton V. Buskirk, Freeling H. Baker, Andrew Baker, Daniel Blankenship, Alfred Blankenship, Washington Blankenship, Presley Blankenship, Oliver Blankenship. Bird Blankenship, James Baker, F. M. Blankenship, John Charles, George Charles, Moses Charles, Frederick Charles, Henry S. Carter. Jarred Cook, Campbell Carter, Daniel Coleman, Daniel Dotson, David D. Davis, James Davis, Sr., James Davis, Jr., Johnston Dotson, William Daniels, William R. Dotson, John Dot- son, Elijah Dotson, George W. Dotson, Henry Daniels, Elijah Estep, James Estep, Joseph Estep, William H. Estep, George S. Estep, Will- iam Estep, John Hurley, Josiah Hurley, John R. Hurley, William Hurley, John W. Hurley, James Hatfield, Bazel Justice, Jesse Jones, Franklin King, Philip Lambert, David Layne, John Layne, Calvin Luster, Jack- son Mounts, Charles W. Mounts, John McCoy, John H. Maynard, Ulys- ses McCoy, John R. McCoy, John V. Mullins, William R. Noona, William Noona, Andrew New, Daniel Prator, Alfred Smith, Jonathan Smith, Claborne W. Steltower, Jacob Scarbourough, John F. Stafford, Pleasant Weaver, Achillis M. Williams, Presley Blankenship, Sr., Peter Cline, Chrisly Estep, Hiram Hurley, John Hinkle, Lewis King, Fleming Staf- ford, Jeremiah Hatfield, Ephraim Hatfield, George Hatfield, Jacob Hat- field, James Jewel, Elijah Mounts, Asbury Mounts, Thonias Pinson, Amos Wallace, John White. Daniel Wolford. Alexander Runion, John Allen, Oliver W. Adkins, Solomon Crabtree, Quinton Carter, David Daniels, Elijah Dotson, Jr., John B. Estep, Jackson Estep, Samuel Hur- ley, John F. Hatfield, James Keen, Isaac Lambert, Rainey Luster, Will- iam S. Mullins, William Phillips, Daniel Prator. William Rabonett, James H. P. Taylor, F. Trent, Jeremiah Allen, David Charles, Thompson Hat- field, William Mounts, John Raynes. James Stump, L. D. Stump, Wiley Stacy, Thomas Scarbourough, John Scarbourough.
Company " 1."
CAPTAINS-Joseph M. Kirk, Benjamin A. Rodgers. 1st LIEUTS .- William Hagerman, John D. Reinhart. 2d LIEUTS .- Charles Helton, Simeon L. Payne. SERGTS .- James D. Kirk, John H. Gates, Calvin Harrison. Joseph A. Dempsey. Sampson Meade. Richard Elswick. COR- PORALS-Riceley Roberts, John B. Hurley. William Hagerman, Daniel Workman, David Jackson, James Moore, William Lockard. Daniel Christian, Elijah Hensley. MUSICIANS-John Marcum, Elihue Wiley.
PRIVATES-Ali Aldridge. Sr., Ali Aldridge, Jr., Owen Adkins, Henry Adkins, William H. Aikins, Moses Burget; Guy Bandy, Enoch Cassada, John Collins, Jacob Clime, Alexander Chillers, James R. Crisp, Lewis Deskins, John Davis, Henry Davis. Benjamin Davis, Sr., Benj. Davis,
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Jr., Jeremiah Davis, Morgan Davis, Squire Davis, Cumins Dale, John Elswick, William Elswick, Clay Farley, Isaiah Gibson, Alexander Hall, James Hall, Hiram Hall, William Hall, Elijah Hall, John Hagerman, Samuel Indicut, William A. Justice, Daniel J. Lackey, William T. Main- ard, Mark Mainard, Jacob Messer, Charles May, Henderson May, David C. May, Archibald Muncey, William Muncey, Thomas Marcum, David Mounts, Wm. Massingale, George W. McLain, Reuben P. Martin, Mil- ton Nelson, David Norris, David L. Payne, William Pasley, Malichi Pucket, Leander J. Pack, George W. Payne, William Payne, John D. Payne, Samuel Pasley, Elias Privett, Hereford Runion, Alexander Run- ion, Soulsbury Runion, Peter Rakes, Arquillis Rowe, Richard Rakes, John Ross, Frederick Stiltmer, William Stewart, Andrew J. Spencer, Napoleon Slater, Simeon Sloane, Zachariah T. Sanders, Shadrack T. Upchurch, Nicholas D. Vandever, David White, Sylvester White, John White, John Watson, Amos Wallice, Frederick Wolford, John Yates, Isham Hall, Daniel Harman, Americus D. Horn, Adam Runion, B. Rowe, Fleming Hall, William Kendrick, Preston Roberts, John Grant, Jno. W. Moore, Jesse Adkins, George W. Charles, Adam Davis, Michael Daniels. Henry Davis, Sr., James Jewell, William A. Lackey, Thomas Muncey, James Mounce, Lewis Payne, John Payne, Uriah Runion, Richard Roberts, E. Stafford, Henry Stump, Leroy B. Sipples, William Stacey. Edward White, James White, P. White, William Yates, P. J. Blanken- ship, Abner Chaney. Jonathan Chaney, Hugh Vhambers, Irving Foster, Fleming Hurley, Asbury Hurley, Hiram Helton, Samuel Justice, Gilmore Justice, Thomas J. Kendrick, Abner Luster, Harrison Mounce, Michael Mounce, Elijah Mounce, William P. Powers, James S. Ridner, Morgan Sloane, Thomas Thacker, John Tucker.
Company "K."
CAPTAINS-Harrison Ford, Nathaniel Collins. 1st LIEUT .- Joseph D. Powers. 2d LIEUT .- Samuel Keel. SERGTS .- John W. Swindel. John Damron, Forest P. Sergent, James P. Alley, William Sword, Lewis P. Damron. CORPLS .- Abijah D. Alley, William H. Sword, James M. Poore, James D. Bush, Joseph Hibbitts, Richard Hibbitts, James Cool, Harmon Mullins, Richard Quillin, John W. Sword. WAGONER- Harvey Wherley.
PRIVATES-William Adams, Mitchell Blankenship, James Baity, Francis M. Brooks, James Burks, John Baity, Alfred Branham, Marion Brown, Golder Bennett, William Bentley, John Q. Bentley, May Bentley, Henry H. Clear. Jackson Candwill, Spurlock Damron, Reuben Edwards, John Farmer, Mc. Friley, Jesse F. Horn, John Horn, Leonard Hamilton, Riley Hall, Samuel Hall, Harmon Hall, David Hall, Preston Hall, James W. Hale, Isaac M. Hale, Benjamin Hall, Thomas Hall, Gabriel Huse. Jasper Jackson, John Kenady, Joseph Lambert, Reuben Little, John Marshall, John P. Meade, Rodes Meade, James McCowen, Robert New- som, Jarvey Newsom, Samuel Newsom, David Newsom, Harrison New- som, Davenport Newsom, Samuel Neece, Sherwood Osborn, Author O'- Brine, Linsey M. Powers. Jackson Ray, Reuben Ray, John Rogers. Thomas W. Rose. Thomas Riley, Stephen Reynolds, William H. Rey- nolds, Martin Ray, Lemuel Sturgill, Daniel M. Sampson, Robert Tackett. Reuben Tipton, James M. Tipton, David Tipton, John Wood, James F. Wood, Andrew Yates, Jobe Young. Solomon Youts, William Cumpton. Jesse B. Adams, Isam Blankenship, James Branham, Jason Bennett. David Casebolt, Jackson Damron. Granville Eliott, Lilborn Gilliam. Samuel Hamilton, Jesse Horn. Kenas F. Hamilton, James Kenady. Lackey G. Newsom, William Parsons, William H. Powers, Jacob Tip- ton, Elijah Youts, Jesse Bruntey, Auston Bush, Calvin Bailey, James C. Bailey, John Bennett, Hiram Casebolt. Andrew Clay, Richard Hall. Robert A. Holdbrooks, Granville Hall. Ballard P. Mckinsey. Mc. Kenady. James A. Martin. Mc. Meade. James Maynard, Samuel Miller, Reace Owens. Lawson Peterson. James Parks, Allen Peterson, David Patton. Charles Peterson. James L. Ray. John Richey, Bluford Southards, John C. Tipton, John Tackitt.
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Fortieth Kentucky Mounted Infantry.
Fortieth Kentucky Mounted Infantry.
It may be seen by reference to the account of the 30th Ky. Infantry that in 1863 the governor of Kentucky was authorized to raise 20,000 troops for the defense of the state. The conditions rendering this necessary may also be seen in that account. Under this authority Col. Clinton J. True, who had been an officer in the 20th Ky. Infantry, recruited the 40th Ky. Infantry.
The men were from the eastern part of the state and the regiment was mustered into the service at Grayson, Carter county, Ky., in September, 1863, to serve for twelve months. It went at once into active duty, and in November was officially reported as one of the regiments on duty in Kentucky. In the organization of the Depart- ment of the Ohio, December 31, 1863, it was in Gen. Speed S. Fry's division of Northern Central Kentucky. During the winter it was employed in scouting through the east- ern part of the state. In April Gen. Hobson reported Confederate Col. Ferguson coming into Kentucky by way of Pound Gap. At that time the 40th was with Col. True, who also had under him the 11th Mich. beyond West Liberty. This force co-operating with Col. Gallup met and routed Ferguson near Paintsville, April 14th. May 30, 1864, the 40th was in Hobson's division in the 2d Bri- gade commanded by Col. True, and the regiment was in charge of its lieutenant-colonel, Matthew Mullins. In June Gen. Morgan appeared on the Virginia side near Pound Gap. The Union troops in that section under Colonels Hanson, Gallup, John Mason Brown, and True were on the alert. But Morgan passed them and reached Mt. Sterling June 11th, near which place he overcame the forces then under Gen. Hobson, but on June 12th, the regi- ments under the officers just named, which had followed hard on Morgan's track, fought him at Cynthiana, routing him completely, and pursued him through the mountains out of the state. In this the 40th bore its part most hand- somely, as the official reports show. Its effective strength on the field at that time was four hundred and fifty.
Col. Charles S. Hanson in his report expressed his most grateful thanks to the 40th Ky., along with the 39th, 37th and 52d, which were in his brigade and were with him as he says "in the fight at Cynthiana, for their bravery 'on the field, and efficient services rendered in the most trying hours of battle."
He especially compliments the conduct of Lieut. Col. Mullins and Maj. Bierbower of the 40th. After the rout
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of Morgan at Cynthiana the 40th Ky. with the brigade under Col. Hanson pursued the escaping enemy with re- markable rapidity, passing through Richmond, Irvine, Booneville, and up the south fork of Kentucky river, then crossing Pine mountain, reaching Cumberland river near Mt. Pleasant.
Col. Hanson says in his report:
The march of four hundred and seventy miles from Cynthiana to Cumberland river and back to Lexington in eleven days, is perhaps the most rapid and trying known in this war, especially that from Irvine to the Cumberland, a distance of one hundred and twenty miles, in less than sixty hours, with stock, the most of which had already traveled nearly one thousand miles. This route passed over the roughest road known in the Kentucky mountains, many parts of it so rough that we had to move by single file leading the horses.
In September, 1864, the 40th went with the expedition under Gen. Burbridge to Saltville, Va. The command moved through Mt. Sterling to Prestonburg, Ky., and up Louisa Fork. The march to Saltville was attended with constant skirmishing, and as the movement became well understood by the enemy, troops were at the salt works in sufficient number to frustrate the object of the expedition.
The place was unsuccessfully attacked October 3d, and after a severe fight Burbridge withdrew and marched all night toward Kentucky. His force consisted almost wholly of Kentucky regiments; the 40th, 13th, 35th, 45th, 26th, 30th, 11th, 37th and 39th. Burbridge's loss in the battle at Saltville, as reported by Surg. James G. Hat- chitt, U. S. A., was fifty-four killed and one hundred and ninety wounded. After the return from Saltville expedi- tion the 40th remained on duty in Eastern Kentucky until December 30, 1864, when it was mustered out of service.
Col. Clinton J. True had been a captain in the 20th Infantry, and after his connection with the 40th he be- came colonel of the 53d Ky. Infantry.
Adjt. I. B. True had been a lieutenant in the 28th Ky. Infantry.
Field and Staff.
COLONEL-Clinton J. True. LIEUT. COL .- Mathew Mullins. MAJORS-Thomas H. Mannen, Frederick H. Bierbower. ADJTS .- Edward C. Barlow, James B. True. Q. MASTERS-A. L. Burke, John C. Ball, George W. Littlejohn. SURGS .- Joseph G. Roberts, William B. Bland. ASST. SURGS .- James H. Phillips, Oscar E. Holloway. CHAP- LAIN-James A. Snead. SERGT. MAJS .- Jno. W. Frazer, Benedict F. Dorsey. Q. M. SERGTS .- Robert C. Snead, Luther Krouse .. COM. SERGTS .- Alonzo Mateer, Peter W. Weaver. HOSP. STEWARD- Saml. N. Loy. PRIN. MUSICIANS-James L. Hunt, Chas. McLain.
Company "A."
CAPTAINS-Frederick H. Bierbower, Charles R. Curtis. 1st LIEU- TENANT-Charles Roberts. 2d LIEUT .-- Alex. W. Lawwill. SERGTS.
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-James S. Hise, James M. Lawwill, Richard A. Fristoe, Samuel B. Stephens, William H. Ryder. CORPLS .- William O. Outen, Charles Cooper, Delmore Daulton, William Seanea, James Riddle, John A. Wil- son, John Maley, William T. Grizzle.
PRIVATES-Charles Allen, Alexander Allen, Alex. B. Alexander, Onescimus G. Atherton, George Bryant, George Bond, Daniel Boone, Henry H. Boone, Jacob Boone, Oscar H. Bridges, James T. Bierd, Joseph Brawner, John Bright, Paul Crane, John Crane, Joel A. Campbell, Power Campbell, Wallace W. Cook, William ' H. Clingher, William H. Cox, John P. Degman, William A. Downey, James C. Downey, Richard Downey, John S. Estill, James F. Glover, William L. Glover, John Grissom, George Hughes, George Hopper, Harper Hunt, William Hender- son, Elijah Hayden, Zach. T. Humphries, William T. Ireland, Lewis Jones, Francis T. Kissick, Thomas Kehoe, Robert Lancaster, Cavelier Little, Eli Morgan, Horace McAuley, James Miner, Squire Osburn, John H. Oakerson, Andrew Pettet, John R. Page, David J. Ramsey, James Ramsey, Robert Ramsey, William Ramsey, Lewis Richeson, William Ray, John Q. Ryder, Peter Sapp, Robert Toller, John Thomp- son, Levi Thompson, John Terrel, James Weaver, Oliver Williams, John M. Wallingford, Washington W. Whalen, Daurias Workman, John Q. Yazel, Alexander Yazel, James L. Hunt, Samuel N. Long, Alonzo Mateer, Daniel Berry, Elijah Burnet, John C. Rist, Peter Smitson, James Brooks, William N. Evans, Charles L. Harding, Edward J. McRoberts, George W. McLean, Ernest Merkeil, Octavus Parks, William Riddle, William Spencer, William Suddith, Charles D. Swim, Martin V. B. Weaver, Abraham Yazel, John Yazel, James Yazel.
Company "B."
CAPTAINS-Simon Rice, Edward C. Barlow. 1st LIEUT .- John S. Reed. 2d LIEUTS .- Noah Johnson, Raphael J. Tomlinson. SERGTS .- William E. Galaspie, Mason C. Washburn, Elijah Jett, Elijah Field, Henry W. Brown, George T. King. CORPLS .- Jesse Hampton, James Boatman, Charles Bell, Elias P. Sanders, Nimrod Routt, Joel N. Ratliff, Michael Donley, Willis Field, Christopher Burnell, James M. Madden, Thomas G. Johnson. WAGONER-Thomas Bradford.
PRIVATES-John Baxter, Vivion F. Bailey, William B. Bailey, Mar- tin J. Ballinger, Ellis Coleman, Edward Curtis, William Connery, Pat- rick Crawford, Sandford T. Dixon, Zachariah T. Downard, Dudley D. Elliott, James T. Ellis, William Edwards, William A. Fields, William H. Frank, William Fryman, Lewis Glasscock, Marshall Galaspie, Silas Hopper, John P. Jett, James C. Karr, John W. King, James H. Kirk, Richard Lucas, Harvey M. Lucas, Elliott Lathem, John C. McAtee, John W. Mann, Thomas Marshall, Samuel McCane, William Peed, Alexander M. Porter, Jackson Reed, Marcus D. Raymond, Hervey Snodgrass, James A. Sanders, Jacob F. Simms, Joseph J. Skeldon, John Simpson, Perry Smith, Thomas Taylor, Wm. T. Weimar, George W. Whitley, John W. Wood, James M. Wood, William Woodruff, Albert B. Workman, Harvey T. Wiley, William Scott, Norman Downard, Henry W. Inscoe, Peter W. Weaver. John R. Bromley, John L. Cash, John Curtis, James M. Lewis, William Mattingley. James Miller, George W. Marshall, Beverly W. Marshall, John Ramley, Samuel T. Staten, Vanhook Curtis, Benj. F. . Hicks, Daniel Porter, Henry Porter.
Company "C."
CAPTAIN-James B. Nipp. 1st LIEUTS .- Robert D. Adams, War- ren H. Devore. 2d LIEUT .- Robert C. Snead. SERGTS .- Thomas S. Ball, Harrison B. Nicholson, William S. Rice. Mortimore S. Devore, Harden S. Dixon, Rodolph Bocook, Andrew J. Stewart, John W. Bryant. CORPLS .- E. P. S. Hylton, Ezekiel M. Rice, Sanders Everman, William M. Rice, Lafayette Catron. Henry M. Huchison, James N. Stewart. Syl- vester Adams, Jesse Adams, Wm. R. Evans. Alfred C. Stewart. MUSI- CIANS- Reuben Herald, Jahugh Shuff, Reuben Herald, Sr. WAGONER -George W. Stewart.
PRIVATES-Lindsey Adkins, George M. Adkins, Allen Bocook, James Bandfield, Samuel L. Bays, Wiley Bailey. John C. Bailey, Har-
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