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Two companies of the 12th, A and B, were armed with Colt's revolving rifles. In this close encounter they were fearfully destructive. The men, who were panic stricken, were rallied. Those who stood against the works fired the guns loaded by those behind. The officers of the 12th fought as the men. Col. Rousseau passed back and forth along his line cheering the men. Capt. Brown, of Com- pany D, leaped upon the works in the midst of the fight and waived the colors of the regiment. Capt. Crozer shouted defiance to Gen. Adams, who tried to ride over the works, but fell, horse and rider in the ditch. Lieut. Francis helped to handle a piece of artillery stationed where his company was. At no point in the battle was the assault more heavy than at the gin house where the 12th was engaged. Cleburne and Adams were killed near by, and in the ditch outside the slain lay in heaps.
The 12th lost some of its best men at Franklin. Among them was Jimmy Vaught, who distinguished him.
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self at the crossing of Chattahoochee river. The conduct of the 12th in this battle is specially mentioned in Gen. Cox's official report and other reports, and the prompt action of Col. Rousseau commended. Col. Rousseau says in his official report: "In regard to the officers of my regi- ment, I deem it unnecessary to make any remark; they all did their duty to the fullest extent. But I would beg leave to mention particularly the conspicuous bravery and coolness of Capt. John Travis, Company B, acting major; Thos. Speed, adjutant; Captains Brown, Company D, and Crozer, Company C; Lieutenants J. B. Francis and I. D. Gray, Company I. These I saw myself and can bear testimony to their valuable service." The battle being over, the troops marched rapidly to Nashville that night. For three days and nights the 12th had had no rest .*
At daylight, December 15th, Thomas' whole army was moving. The 23d Corps was used to turn Hood's left flank. About the middle of the afternoon it moved in line of battle toward the enemy. As it swept forward, it encountered severe fire from the line of works protect- ing the extreme left of Hood's position. At dusk a halt was made, and breastworksof logs, stones and rails hastily made. At daylight next morning, directly in front of the 12th, a battery of twelve-pound brass guns opened fur- iously. Company C, of the 12th, commanded by Capt. Crozer, was in such a position it could pour a fire into this battery, and prevented its use.
In the afternoon Thomas was ready for a charge along his whole line. Word was given, and the line, as far as the eye could see to the right and left, rose and went forward. It was a grand assault by a line four or. five miles long. It was successful at every point. Capt. Crozer and his men captured the battery they had silenced, and the 12th captured upward of fifty prisoners. The 12th had only tive killed and wounded. Hood's army was crushed. It fled in the utmost confusion. The 12th joined in the pursuit. It spent Christmas day in camp at Columbia, from thence it marched to Clifton, on the Ten- nessee river. There it went on board transports and pro- ceeded down the river. The corps numbered ten thou-
* Some claim that Opdycke's brigade did all that was done in the break at Franklin, but the official reports show what has been stated above, and also that Ruger's division, 23d Corps, and the brigades of Lane and Conrad all fought in that break. It required the strength of all of them, including Opdycke's brigade, to withstand the tremen- dous weight of the assault. All of these troops are entitled to the credit of holding the point, and far more than is usual in battles, credit is due to the officer in personal charge-Gen. J. D. Cox-who was present throughout where the fight was flereest and the danger greatest.
The battle of Nashville occurred December 15th and 16th.
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sand. Reaching the Ohio, the fleet went up to Cincinnati. From thence the corps proceeded by rail over the Balti- more & Ohio road through Washington to Alexandria, Va. This was in January, 1865.
The 23d Corps remained at Alexandria about a week. The 3d day of February it went on board a fleet of vessels which lay at the docks at Alexandria and moved down the Potomac and out to sea.
The fleet was four days going from Alexandria to Fort Fisher, where it cast anchor February 7th. The troops disembarked at Fort Fisher, which had been recently cap- tured, but the enemy occupied a line between that point and Wilmington.
Gen. Terry was in command of the Federal forces at Fort Fisher when the 23d Corps arrived. The united forces made several unsuccessful efforts to break through the enemy's line. The fleet also, consisting of a number of iron-clad vessels and monitors, co-operated with the land forces.
To accomplish the end desired, a portion of the 23d Corps, including the 12th, was placed on shipboard and transported down the coast to the old town of Smithville, near Fort Caswell. Embarking there the command be- gan a flank movement which caused the enemy to fall back to Wilmington. Gen. Cox's command came upon the enemy entrenched at Town creek. He occupied their at- tention in front, while a portion of the troops crossed the creek and assailed them in flank. A stubborn fight en- sued, in which there was severe loss on both sides. The 12th lost several killed and wounded. It captured a piece of artillery and several prisoners. The gun was captured by Company C, of the 12th, commanded by Capt. Hughes. The position of the enemy was taken, with a number of prisoners. Wilmington was taken February 22d.
From Wilmington the 12th proceeded with the 23d Corps to Kinston, N. C., where an engagement was had with the enemy, in which the 12th participated. The 12th then marched to Goldsboro; there the 23d corps joined Sherman's army, which had gone through to the sea. The enthusiasm of the soldiers was boundless. From Goldsboro the march was to. Raleigh; at Raleigh, Gen. Grant reviewed the troops. The soldiers of the 12th declared they had been so long in active service they had forgotten how to parade.
From Raleigh the 12th went to Greensboro about the last of April, and there remained until July 11th, when
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the men were mustered out of service and started for Ken- tucky.
From Greensboro, N. C., through Danville and Peters- burg, Va., to City Point by rail. From City Point to Baltimore by steamer. From Baltimore to Parkersburg, Va., over the B. & O. R. R. and thence by steamboat to Louisville.
The men retained their arms and accoutrements until they reached Louisville. Then for the last time they formed the regiment in line. They marched through the streets to the barracks, turned over their muskets and cartridge boxes and their battle-riven colors, and de- parted for their homes.
Field and Staff.
COLONEL-William A. Hoskins. LIEUT. COLONELS-Laurence H. Rosseau, Montgomery Howard. MAJORS-Wm. M. Worsham, Jos. M. Owens. ADJTS .- John M. Hail. James F. McKee, Ephraim F. Hay, Thomas Speed. Q. MASTERS-G. K. Noland, Snowden P. Worsham. SURGS. - Edward Richardson, William H. Mullins. ASST. SURGS .- Americus V. Winfrey, W. Morgan Pollitt. CHAPLAIN-Lewis Parker. SERGT. MAJOR-James J. Duvall. Q. M. SERGT .- John L. Warden. COM. SERGT .- Marcellus A. Butler.
Company "A."
CAPTAIN-Cornelius C. Ham. 1st LIEUTS .- Ephraim S. Hays, John W. Lewis, Thos. Speed. 2d LIEUTS .- Samuel F. Tomlinson, L. C. Waddle, Nathaniel B. Dobbs. SERGTS .- Wm. P. Sears, John B. Cun- diff, Parnie L. McFerran. CORPLS .- Peter Waddle, John C. Taylor, William A. Hinson, Marcus H. Singleton, Andrew J. Baker, Jesse O. Wells, William A. Hudson, Wm. West. MUSICIANS-John W. Couch, Joseph Taylor.
PRIVATES-Geo. B. Babbit, Benjamin Boyd, Martin Barnes, Sam- uel Bryant, Eli Barnes, Jeremiah Baker, James M. Barnes, Reuben J. Carter, Reuben Carter, James H. Cox, Humphrey B. Couch, David W. Cox, Moses Dobbs, Want Dunham, Wm. Dykes, John Dove, Thos. Dug- gar, Elijah Dykes, Thomas Elliott, Alfred T. Fulton, James M. Gar- rette. James H. Gody, Hezekiah Gunard, Wm. Goff, John Herbert, John Helton, Joseph Hall, James Halloway, Horace Haynes, Benjamin Ham, Wm. M. Jasper, John Long, William G. Loveless, Wesley G. McFerran, John Mounts, Abraham Mounts, Michael Mounts, George W. Price, Jno. F. Peters, Thomas Ryan, Thomas Rayhond, Wm. P. Redmond, Wm. Reynolds, James W. Sluder, William Sewell. William M. Sloan. William Smith, John L. Smith, George W. Sneed, William R. Scott, Geo. Smith, Tunstall J. Sears, Charles Sneed, Jesse Stringer, Jos. M. Turpin, John P. Turpin, William Turpin, Solomon Turpin, Thomas Thacker, James S. Vaught, William Vanhook, John Vanhook, Samuel D. Vaughn, Hor- ace W. Vaught, Wm. Winchester, William H. Whited, William H. Wad- dle, Henry West. Geo. West, William P. Whittaker, Wm. Helton.
Company "B."
CAPTAINS-Joseph M. Owens, John Travis. 1st LIEUT .- William R. Smith, 2d LIEUTS .- John W. Vanderpool, Jasper H. Johnson, James T. W. Barnett. SERGTS .- James H. Whitaker, Forney J. Davis, Jonas Williams, Richard Bradley, Lewis Wallace. CORPLS .- Samuel Moore, John Bar, Nicholas Mckenzie, David Read, Arthur McKee, Willis Hansford, Henry Ginnis, Simpson Adams. MUSICIANS-William A. Dyer, Mastin Williams. WAGONER-Robert W. McKee.
PRIVATES-Nathan Arnold, John G. Adams, Willie Adams, James
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Adkins, George W. Burdine, John Barbor, George M. E. Baines, Jesse Bullock, Martin Burton, Jeremiah Baker, Andrew Baker, Starling Brock, Bourne Carmikle, John Chaney, James Cash, John Clounch, Adam Cromer, Leonard D. Cash, Milton Cummins, William H. Chum- ley, Henry J. Dyer, John F. Dyer, Logars Deboard, Shadrick Estep, Eli- jah Grider, James J. Goff, Thomas Hansford, Hiram Hicks, Wm. Ho- gan, Stephen Hogan, Thomas Hogan, Sampson Hawk, James Harris, Marion Hicks, Solomon Inabnett, Stephen Johnson, William Johnson. John T. James, Elisha Loving, Jacob Loving, Francis P. Linville, Wm. McKee, Samuel McClure, Samuel P. Moorse, Logan Mize, Thomas Ping, Elijah Price, Boland Pointer, Oliver Perry, Lewis Ping, Wm. Pointer, Nathan Phelps, Jefferson Price, Peter Parkey, John Parkey, Stephen Price, Wm. H. Reynolds, Milton G. Sidebotham, Wm. Stephens, Isaac Seawill, Berry Seawill, Jno. Stephens, Moses Sord, Simeon Sowder, Mich- ael Sowder, Hiram Thompson, John Thompson, Silas Todd, Jefferson Thompson, Josiah J. Vanderpool, James Van Hook, John M. Whittaker, Wm. H. Whitaker, Richard Woodall, Joseph Woodall, Isaac Weaver, Thomas Whitson, Camel C. Woodall, John P. Wilson, Wm. T. Wilson, John M. Woodall.
Company "C."
CAPTAINS-Laurence H. Rosseau, William J. Henson, William C. Crozier. 1st LIEUTS .- Israel C. Winfrey, Robt. H. Mullins. 2d LIEU- TENANTS - Moses Higginbottom, John R. McClure. SERGTS .- Geo. W. Hill, John W. Higgenbottom, Francis R. Winfrey, Joseph J. Lions. CORPLS .- Francis H. Bledsoe, Isaac D. Hughes, Charles H. Cooper, Geo. M. Beeler, Charles H. Higgenbottom, Northarp Stelar, John H. Goff, Wm. N. Bowman. MUSICIAN-Edward G. Irvin. WAGONER- Green B. Hall.
PRIVATES -- James D. Allen, Samuel Anderson, Wm. Antel, Benj. S. Asberry, Henry Beams, Andrew T. Baker. Harrison Blankinship. Byron W. Briley, Elijah Bledsue, Michael Brown, Allen Bybee, Thos. Burrass, Wm. A. Ballou, James W. Ball, Carter B. Blankinship, Jack- son Bradford, Berry Choate, Braxton Choate, Granville Choate, Lot D. Collins, Thomas Cape, Benj. F. Cummings, Wm. E. Cummings, Lafay- ette Craig, Green Coe, Eliot C. Cravens, Jasper Choate, John Choate, James T. Cletek, Solomon Clark, Jerry Davis, Allen Dickens, William S. Guthrie. Tyre Garrett, William Garrett, Granville Higgenbottom, Lewis F. Hopkins, Oliver Hughes, Calvin G. Hughes, John A. Hughes, John J. Hall, John HI. O. Hunter, John W. Helms, Chas. Hadley, David Jones, Wilson Jones, John M. Kerns, William Land, Mathew Morrrow. John W. Mason, Loss E. Percy, James M. Percy, Isaac Robins, Geo. Rollins, Albert Rippetoe, William Roberts, Barney P. Smith, Sidney Spencer, Walton Spencer, William Sullivan, Robert L. Sullivan, James A. Simpson, Thomas P. Taylor, Henry Taylor, Stephen Wright, James L. Wright, Charles V. Wright, Thomas P. Wyatt, Thomas Woodson, Solomon Winnaham, Harrison Westmoreland, John S. Wright, Samuel A. Wilbourn, John Wytham, Francis York.
Company "D."
CAPTAINS-Lewis D. Frogg, Cyrenius W. Gilmore, Martin Van Buren Duvall, John H. Brown. 1st LIEUTS .- Reuben Hurt, Jos. Hurt. 2d LIEUTS-Lewis W. Duvall, Jas. Duvall, Thos. Davison. SERGTS .--- Michael Speak, George Hopkins, Arthur P. Frogg. CORPLS .- Joseph -Hurt, Sr., William Tuggel, Samuel Gilpin, George W. Smith, William W. Rains, Archibald Gipson, George C. Wheeler. MUSICIANS-Wm. H. Stratten, Samuel B. Pierce. WAGONER-Maben Cheek ..
PRIVATES-Ralph Ashenhurst, Francis M. Brown, Austin Brown. Jesse Bell, Moses Brown, John Bird, Andrew Bird, George Barber, Crav- ens Bunch, Ralph Bunch, Green Berry Blair, John Blair, Marion Car- ter, John N. Carter, Hardy Cross, Edward Colens, James A. Campbell, Owen Comestock, William Canida, Wm. S. Deuwere, Samuel M. Dick. Samuel Fowler, Moses Hurt, Richard Hay, Elijah O. Hopkins, Hugh Johnson, Isaac Lesley, Stephen D. Low, Jas. F. Low, Robert Masingo, Andrew J. McFarland, Lewis Massingill, Jesse Massingill, Jas. E. Mc- Farland, William R. Mason, Solomon Neal, William Neal, Wilson Outen. Mitchel Oliver, Pleasant Piles. Isaac Page, Robert Paragen, Jackson
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Prier, Henry H. Perdue, Samuel M. Ragel, Lemuel L. Stockton, James S. Smith, Isaac Shelfield, William Stewart, Ransom A. Smith, William H. Sanders, Archibald Sidwell, John Tuggel, Joseph Tuggel, James Tug- gel, James Whited, George W. Winn, Joel Westmoreland, James West- moreland, Francis Walden.
Company " E."
CAPTAINS-Andrew J. Veatch, George W. Hill. 1st LIEUTS .- Alzy C. Smith, Granville C. Brassfield. 2d LIEUT .- Milton A. Sivey. SER- GEANTS-James M. Veach, George Vurchet, Ivosen L. Warner, John Elliott, Thomas J. Taylor. CORPLS .- Wm. H. Smith, David L. Veach, John W. Pearcy, Jesse T. Nix, Jas. P. Zimmerman, Andrew J. Creak- more, Chas. Story, Benj. J. Loving. MUSICIANS - Alvis K. Powers, Joseph Loving. WAGONER-Missouri Sears.
PRIVATES-Newton C. Avery, William P. Agee, John B. Brasfield, William C. Bruce, James D. Bell, Andrew S. Curtis, William J. Creak- more, Andrew R. Curd, Wesley Daniel, James Earley, Thomas Elliott, John Francis, Lewis L. Gilreath, Harrison Gronnes, Jas. W. C. Haston, James Henson, John Henson, James N. Laws, Jesse Powers, James L. Pruitt, James Powers, James Phillips, John Pitman, John Powers, Jos. Reynolds. Isaac A. Story, Miles Selvedge, John Travis, John G. Taylor, Lorenzo D. Thompson, Eliah Terry, William J. Taber, Granville Will- iams, Adherban Williams, John Walters, Washington Witt.
Company "F." .
. CAPTAINS-W. A. Collier, Wm. Williams. 1st LIEUT .- Green C. Freeman. 2d LIEUTS .- Benj. Martin, William C. Crozier. SERGTS .-- Gideon P. Myres, Benjamin H. Sloan, Henry Roberts, A. C. Hatfield, William Freeman. CORPLS .- Wm. Sumner. Andrew J. Wilson, Geo. Clark, Jas. I. Neely, Jas. J. Freeman, Henry G. Hudson, Jas. O. Bow- man, George W. Helton. MUSICIANS-Thomas G. Smith, Green Cook. WAGONER-Peter Helton.
PRIVATES-Geo. A. Alley, Henry G. Armstrong, Win. L. Bell, Jas. Burnett, Daniel Barnes, Joshua T. Bohanon, Asa C. I. Bradley, Solo- mon Bunch, Henry Blakely, Daniel Bybee, Levi Bowshears, William O. Brumette, Moses Bell, Russell Burchfield, Chas. Burchfield, Jno. Burch- field, Bluford W. Brown, Jas. M. T. Brown, Hugh Brown, Jno. Brown, Granville Butram, Joel Barnes, Alvadus H. Buster, Sherod W. Barnett, James W. Bohanan, William Collier, Frederick Clark, Michael Ceppert, Wm. Cannedy, Thos. B. Calhoun, Robert G. Covenhaver, Jacob Daney, John J. Elliott, Bartholomew Elliott, James G. Elliott, William M. P. Elliott, Oliver P. Franklin, Marquis Foster, James E. Freeman, Pat- ton Foster, George W. Fox, Grandison Germon, Jackson Gibson, Isaac Gibson, Green B. Gibson, Stephen Gibson, James Griffin, William Hard- wick, Rock H. Holt, Granville S. Hopkins, John L. B. Havens, Andrew J. Hardwick, Isaac Hill, Granville M. Hogan, Joseph Holloway, Daniel B. Hyden, William Hyden, John H. Hyden, Joseph Hair, Andrew J. Hel- ton, James R. Helton, Francis M. Haynes, David Hill. Geo. S. Howard, O. H. Higginbotham, Thos. Higginbotham, John Hansard, Andrew J. Heath, Taylor Hardwick, Aaron Holt, John L. James, John W. Jones, James Johnson, Pleasant Johnson, Larkin C. Jones, Geo. A. C. Kelsey. Jasper Keath, Henry Loyd, James T. Leach, Michael Lay, James W. Leadbetter. William A. Lee, Alfred Lowery, Elihu R. Murphy, James McCollier, James Meece, James F. Meece, Ira R. Mounts, Isaac Mead- ows. Jeremiah Martin, James Minton, John Minton, Robt. Minton, Jon- athan B. Minton, William H. H. Minton, Richard Minton, George W. Morgan, Preston North, John L. Neely, Wiley B. Piercy. William Perry, Isaac Phillips, Abraham Phillips, Reuben T. Rains, Addison Roach, James W. Roberts, John R. Roberts, Jacob Richardson, Gilmore Rey- nolds. James I. Sharp, Calvin Stephens, Andrew J. Shoopman, Pleas- ant Shoopman, Henry C. Smith, William Stringrer, William T. Side- well, Benj. W. Smith, John Shoopman, Joshua Shoopman, John Smith, Michael Silvers, Calvin Stephens, Stephen Silvers, Dionicius Slavens, Thomas Stephens, Joel Stephens, Christopher C. Sexton, William Silcox, John N. Stanly, Richard Stringfield, Travis Turner, Jos. Troxtell, Solo-
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mon Taylor, Green B. Thompson, William Tucker, Thomas Taylor, John . S. Whitaker, Ambrose M. Woodson, William H. Whited, William Will- iams, Daniel Wilson, Shelly Wilson, John Whites, Thomas Waddle, Jas. M. West, Cyrenius W. Cassady, Lafayette Harris, Jno. W. Hoots, Frank- lin Rodgers, Joseph Turpin.
Company "G."
CAPTAINS-Wm. P. Payne, Saml. M. Letcher. 1st LIEUTS .- Wm. W. Bradley, Fountain J. Wolford. 2d LIEUT .- Lewis Irvine. SER- GEANTS-Cunningham Irvine, Anderson McFall, James Rogers, Fran- cis M. Jackman. CORPLS .- Joseph Dunbar, Sidney Dunbar, Dominicus C. Brockman, James H. McFall, Chrisley Simmie, John Bailey, William D. Dross, William Oldacre. WAGONER-Jeremiah Skaggs.
PRIVATES-Marshall Anderson, Eason Anderson, William Ander- son, Moses Anderson, William Antle, John Beck, Jos. Beck, Isaac Bur- res, Shelby Burnard, Calvin L. Bussell, Wiles W. Brockman, George W. Briley, Thomas C. Conner, Meril J. Cain, William R. Cain, Alexan- der Crabtree, Jonathan W. Crabtree, John J. Chumley, Bryan Dunbar, Jesse R. Fore, James Floyd, Paul M. Fornsworth, Henry P. Gould, John George, Francis M. Godsey, Geo. A. Higginbottom, Jonathan D. Hale, Elias Harrison, John H. Haney, Ezekiel W. Haney, David Jones, Jas. Keath, Chas. Kean, Thomas Loyd, Geo. W. Lovell, Samuel B. Lovell, James Y. Lindsey, Alexander McGowan, Nathan McFall, William Mc- Fall, James Mason, James Melson, Elijah Melson, Peter Melson, Solo- mon McFarland, John Oldacre, Elijah Owens. Stewart Pemberton, Sol- omon Ringley, Benj. Roberts, Wm. Rigins, John O. Rexroat, Wiles Rip- petoe, Enoch Rippetoe, Francis M. Rogers, Geo. W. Rogers, William Sherra, Gabriel Stephens, John S. Snead, Jas. M. Snead, Geo. C. Spoon- more. Welcome A. Stephens. Reuben L. Sullivan, William Sullivan, Sr., Henry C. Sullivan, Thomas M. Smith. Wm. Sullivan, Jr., Samuel Sells, James Smith, Squire A. Wilson, Harrison Wilson, Henry C. Wait, Jos. S. Wooldridge, John Witham, John B. Wooldridge.
Company "H."
CAPTAINS-Elisha Simpson, James L. Burch, Peter J. Hiatt, John L. Warden. 1st LIEUT-E. G. Jacobs. 2d LIEUTS .- Thomas Ballow, Snowden P. Worsham, Chas. Orman. SERGTS .- Jas. Stacey, Stephen Kinnett, Wm. J. Parmly. CORPLS .- Granville Stacey, Daniel C. Rich- ardson, Achillis Alley, William Wright, Henry McCart, Jas. T. Warden, John Castello, William Burke.
PRIVATES-James Arthur, Samuel Arthur, John T. Arthur, Ches- ley Arthur, James Atkinson, John Beck, Geo. E. Berry, Geo. W. Brum- ette, Benjamin Burke, Francis M. Burke, George Butler, Silas Baker, James Burke. Harmonds Burke, Granville Beckman, Henry Beckman, Arthur Bluford, Michael Castillo, James Corder, Matthew Corder, Isaac Clarke, Barney Clarke, Bloomington Cassady, Geo. H. Dane, Pinckney Dane. Franklin M. Deavenport, William Davis, Daniel Davis, Madison Delaney, Dupee Denny, Edward Dolen, James J. Davis, Wm. M. Dicker, Geo. W. Davis, John Eller, John Francis, Berry Foster, Wm. R. Foster. Sampson D. Foster, Benj. Franklin, Allen Foster, Wm. Foster, Wm. J. Gipson, John Gregory, Joshua Garrard, Wm. B. Hix, John Huff, Jess" Huff. Elisha Hill, James Hill. Andrew Hill, John R. Jones, Joshua Kin- nett. Chas. Kinnett, George Kidd, Joseph Lewis, Edward Luster, Wm. Martin, W. M. Massengill. Nathaniel E. Mercer, Erwin Miller, Perry Morgan, James M. Newport, George New, Henry New, Percer Overton. Chas. Owens, Baily Owens, Asladden Parmley, John Stack, William Sutherland. Wm. Sloan. Jasper Strunk, Geo. M. Shackleford, Martin Sweet, Othed J. Turner. Geo. W. Turner, William Toler, Bluford Toler, Lewis P. Tuttle, Wm. Walker, John Williams, Thomas Woods, Rowan A. White, Andrew Worley, Benj. Whitehead, Barney Whitehead.
Company "1."
CAPTAINS-John Johnson, John R. McClure. Ist LIEUTENANTS -Nathan Jacobs, Snowden P. Worsham, John B. Francis. 2d LIEUT .- David Gray. SERGTS .- John Pennington, James G. Winchester, Hud- son T. Burk, Hiram Gregory. CORPLS .- Henry C. Smith, Lewis JI.
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Davenport, John Hurt, Samuel L. Scott, James P. West, Thomas Sow- ders. James Zimmerman, John Lockurd. MUSICIAN-Isham Kerns.
PRIVATES-William Alexander, Jonathan Burks, Micajah Brown, Granville Boyate, John Blevens, Pleasant Blevens, Shadrach Blevens, William Blevens, James Burnett, Jr., Newton J. Butram, James Bruice, Harmons Burk, Benj. Burk, Sr., Robert S. Curd, Daniel Cecil, Solomon Cecil, Wm. D. Criswell, Jas. C. Coleman, Wm. J. Coger, Wm. Davis, James T. Dobbs, Francis M. Davenport, Edward Dolen, Thos. Francis, John Francisco, Riley Fields, James Griffill, John Gregory, Samuel God- sey, Jacob Gruff, William Giles, John Hurt, David Hatfield, Joshua M. Hicks, James Hill, John Huff, Jesse Huft, Isaac Hicks, Joseph Hamp- ton, Zachariah Hampton, William I. Hill, Andrew Hill, Joshua Helton, Campbell Lewallen, Arthur Marcum, James Mckinney, Perry Morgan, Harvey McCaughan, Buley Owens, Giles Parmley, Allerdin Parmley, William Parmley, Tilman Province, Shelby Routon, David Sowders, Andrew B. Slaven, Elihu Slaven, Granville Slaven, Elias M. Slaven, Jas. Slaven, John W. Slaven, Pleasant Slaven, Richard Slaven, Alexander Smith, Henry Smith, Jr., Hiram Smith, Jefferson Smith, Aaron Sexton, Ambrose N. Stinson, John Smith, George W. Smith, Benj. Whitehead, Alexander Walker, Jos. Zimmerman, Leonard Zimmerman, Isaac Bur- nett.
Company "K."
CAPTAIN-Joseph Ballow. 1st LIEUTS .- Thomas J. Mercer, Wat- son Ballow, Francis R. Winfrey. 2d LIEUT .- Edward Dolen. SER- GEANTS-Oliver W. Cafee, James Hays, George Martin, George W. Smith, George Hardick. CORPLS .- Henry Cornelius, Samuel Hardick, James M. Jones, James Hays, Jr., George Marler, John Angel, Benj. Anderson, Andrew H. Vanover. MUSICIANS-Jos. P. Monday, Isham Canada. WAGONER - Andrew Marler.
PRIVATES-Joseph Baker, John Branscomb, Henry L. Buchanan, John W. Brown, John Brown, Jos. Bryant, George Brown, Gains Burk, Lewis Casada, Francis A. Canada, Jasper Canada, Geo. W. Canada, Bloomer Casada, Alexander Cox, James Dykes, Geo. Dunkin, Daniel Davis, Green Flinn, Crawford Foster, William Hunley, Jeremiah Hays, Michael Hickey, James Hail, John D. Hardwick, James Jones, George Johnson, Wm. R. Kean, Samuel Keath, Sirenus Keath, William Keath, Marion Keath, John Keath, Lafoy Lefoyour, Christopher Lafevor, Jno. Lay, Joseph Lewis, Moses Lewis, Nimrod Moore, James New, Jas. Noe, George W. Owens, Wm. F. Patterson, Harrison Piercy, Joseph Ryon, Nelson Ramsey, Parker D. W. Reynolds, Granville M. Stevens, Job Smith, Robert Smith, Jesse Swan, Perry Strunk, Wm. Smiley, Robert Stewart, Mathew R. Turpen, Andrew J. Turpen. Moses Turpen, Silas W. Troxtel, George J. Troxtel, Burton M. Weatherly, Jesse Whitaker, Charles Welsh, Henry Wilson, Shelby Anderson.
Twelfth Kentucky Veteran Infantry.
Field and Staff.
LIEUT. COL .- Laurence H. Rousseau. MAJOR-Sam'l M. Letcher. ADJT .- Thomas Speed. Q. MASTER-Snowdon P. Worsham. SUR- GEONS -- Wm. H. Mullins, Wm. B. Rodman, ASST. SURGEON-John W. Bishop. CHAPLAIN-Geo. W. Johnson. SERGT. MAJS .- Wm. F. Hudson, Isaac D. Hughes, Willis G. Loveless. Q. M. SERGTS .- John B. Francis, Wm. Tuggle, Henry E. Taylor. COM. SERGT .- John Cas- tillo.
Company "A."
CAPTAIN-Wm. F. Hudson. 1st LIEUTS .- Thomas Speed, O. Mon- roe Dodson. 2d. LIEUT .- Nathaniel B. Dobbs. SERGTS .- John B. Cundiff, Willis G. Loveless, William West, Thomas Rayborn, Martin O. Barnes, William Parsons, Alexander Moore. CORPLS .- William M. Jasper, Humphrey Couch, Moses Dobbs, Thomas J. Elliott, Hezekiah
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Garrett, Horace Haynes, Wesley G. McPheran, Wm. A. Hudson, James M. Barnes, James S. Faught, William P. Sayers.
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