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During the summer of 1862 the other battalions of the 6th Cavalry were organized in the central part of Ken- tucky, under Col. D. J. Hallisy. In September, Com- panies F, G, H, I, K. L. and M were nominally con- solidated with Mundy's battalion, thus making the 6th Cavalry; D. J. Hallisy being colonel and Reuben Mundy lieutenant-colonel. At that time the 1st Battalion, under Maj. W. H. Fidler, was sent to Leitchfield, Ky .. and skirmished with the cavalry of Bragg's army. The 2d Battalion, under Col. Hallisy, went to Bardstown, and there encountered Morgan's Confederate cavalry. The 3d, under Maj. L. A. Gratz, went to Stanford, and was in. strumental in capturing prisoners from Bragg's army. It also broke up a band of guerrillas infesting that section.
In November the 1st Battalion was ordered to Louisa to report to Col. Cranor; December 9th it was ordered to Mt. Sterling.
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Thus the 6th Cavalry in the first part of its service operated by battalions and the 1st engaged in a number of severe fights, among them Tazewell, Tenn., Cumber- land Gap and Richmond.
December, 1862, the regiment was all together at Lebanon, Ky., and in the latter part of the month was engaged in the pursuit of Morgan, who then invaded Ken- tucky. At this time Col. Hoskins, of the 12th Ky. In- fantry, commanded a considerable force at Lebanon and vicinity, having under him the 6th Cavalry. He reports Col. Hallisy pursuing Morgan from Springfield, through Lebanon, in the direction of Columbia and Burksville. At New Market, a little town near Campbellsville, a fight occurred in which Col. Hallisy was killed, December 31, 1862. But for this unfortunate event greater . damage would have been done to Morgan; as it was, about 200 of his men were captured and 500 horses.
January 30, 1863, the 6th was ordered to join the Army of the Cumberland, at Nashville. February 1st, Louis D. Watkins was commissioned colonel of the regiment. In the organization of the army the 6th was under Maj. Louis.A. Gratz, was in Stanley's corps, Granger's division, and in the same brigade with the 4th Ky. Cavalry, Col. Wickliffe Cooper; 5th Ky. Cavalry, Col. Hloblitzell; the 7th Ky. Cavalry, Lieut .- Col. Thos. T. Vimont; Col. Wat- kins commanding the brigade. During February, March, April and May the 6th was stationed at Franklin and Brent wood, Tenn., engaged in protecting the right flank of Rosecrans' army. In March, Forrest attacked a small force of infantry at Brentwood and captured it. Gen. Granger, whose headquarters were at Franklin, dis- patched a cavalry force, under Gen. Green Clay Smith, to the place, and Gen. Smith, in his report, says the enemy were overtaken about 3 1-2 miles from Brentwood, where a running fire was begun, and kept up 2 1-2 miles, we capturing all the wagons and mules and 500 guns. About six miles from Brentwood he encountered a large force and an engagement took place lasting an hour and a half. Three charges were made on the 6th Ky. and 2d Mich., and all were repulsed; but Gen. Smith, finding he was outnumbered, was compelled to fall back, taking what he had captured. He says in his report: "I can not speak too earnestly of the coolness, courage and daring of Col. T .. D. Watkins' 6th Ky. Cavalry; attention is also called to the unexceptionable conduct of Maj. W. H. Fid- ler and Lieuts. George Williams, Dan Cheatham and Liout. Mead, 6th Ky."
Gen. Rosecrans, in his report of this affair, says "The
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cavalry appear to have behaved gallantly. I am glad to observe and call attention to the evidences of its increas. ing effectiveness."
Alsoinan order be expressed his "thanks to Gen. Smith and the officers and men under him, for the spirit and gal. lantry of their behavior." Lieut. Geo. Williams, Sergts. John Fowler and Jonathan McKelvy were mentioned on dress parade for their gallantry on this field.
The service of the 6th was very active in the spring and summer of 1863. March 8th it aided in driving the enemy beyond Thompson's Station; during the month of April the 6th marched from Brentwood to Franklin, and at- tacked some Texas troops, capturing the camp with its horses, wagons and 120 men. This exploit is mentioned by Gen. Henry M. Cist, in Scribner's Campaigns of the War. He says: "Col. Louis D. Watkins, on the 27th day of April, 1863, made a gallant charge on the Texas Legion, encamped closeto Van Dorn's main command, near Spring Hill. Dashing in upon the enemy early in the morning he was among them before they could rally for defense, capturing 128 prisoners, over 300 animals and their camp equipage, without the loss of a man."
Another brush with the enemy occurred near Frank- lin, May 1st. On the 2d of June the regiment moved from Brentwood and on the 4th was at Triune. There orders were received to hasten to Franklin, where the enemy had appeared. Proceeding in a gallop, with the 2d Mich., they reached Franklin in time to assist the 4th and 7th Ky. Cavalry, and all together succeeded in gaining a decided victory; this affair is mentioned in the account of the 4th and 7th.
June 20th the command left Franklin and entered upon a series of movements leading up to the Chicka- mauga campaign.
July 3d Col. Watkins reported his brigade to Gen. Sheridan, at Cowan's Station. Gen. Sheridan had some days previously started from Murfreesboro on an ex- pedition through Hoover's Gap, Tullahoma, Winchester and other places. On the 5th he sent Col. Watkins in the direction of Stevenson, on a reconnoissance. He says in his report: "This reconnaissance was very handsomely executed by Col. Watkins, who drove the enemy about three miles, inflicting loss." Col. Watkins, in his report. says he made a reconnoissance toward University, where he encountered the enemy, losing Lieut. Wm. Murphy and four men killed, and Lieut. Kimbrough and four mou wounded. July 5th he proceeded within 20 miles of Bridgeport. Then, passing through Decherd and Salem,
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remained stationary a short time at Winchester. Through the months of July and August the Confederate forces were steadily pushed, until they crossed the Tennessee river. The cavalry of Rosecrans' army crossed the Ten- nessee, about the 1st of September, at Caperton's Ferry and continued forcing the enemy in the direction of Chat- tanooga. September 10th Col. Watkins, with his bri- gade, moved on the Summerville road, and charged the pickets, taking that place with 16 prisoners. September 12th he was near Alpine, Ga.
September 19th the 6th, with Col. Watkins' other regi- ments, was desperately engaged in the battle of Chicka- mauga, at Crawfish Springs. Col. Watkins reports the 6th, under Maj. Gratz, as fighting and slowly falling back, as it was repeatedly flanked. He says: "Too much credit can not be given to the 4th and 6th Ky. Cavalry." The 6th lost two officers, Lieut. Mead killed, and one wounded, and 120 men, including prisoners; six were killed. Chaplain Milton C. Clark was wounded.
September 24th, the 6th was at Sevely Springs, Lieut. Roper commanding; September 28th, at Bellefonte; Octo- ber 1st, at Caperton's Ferry, where it forded the river to the north side. It remained in that vicinity through October and November.
In the organization of the army in December, after the capture of Mission Ridge, the 6th was in Gen. Ed. Mc- Cook's division, Watkins' brigade-that brigade still con- sisting of the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th Ky. In the first part of January, 1864, the 6th re-enlisted in the veteran organi- zation at Rossville, Ga., and the men were granted 30 days furlough. They returned to Kentucky, and rendezvoused on the 22d of February, at Lexington.
In March the regiment moved to Nashville, and in April it was at Chattanooga, preparatory to the Atlanta campaign. It participated with the cavalry in that campaign, but the limits of this sketch do not admit of detailed mention of its services. It was employed to operate against the Confederate cavalry and protect the railroad on which Sherman's army depended. In May it was at Wauhatchie; in June at Lafayette. It was en- gaged in a severe fight at Pigeon mountain; also at Adair- ville and Calhoun.
On the 24th of June detachments of the 4th, 6th and Tth Ky. Cavalry were at Lafayette, Ga., under Col. Wat- kins and were attacked by Gen. Pillow, with 3,000 men. About 3 a. m. the enemy charged into the town, but Col. Watkins was on the alert. The 4th Ky. men, under Capt. Bacon, took possession of the court house, and Watkins,
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with the 6th Ky. men, under Maj. W. H. Fidler, met the enemy in the street. Furious fighting occurred. Wat- kins and the 6th Ky. men also got into the court house and, barricading the doors and windows, fought off the enemy. Gen. Pillow demanded a surrender, which was declined, and the fighting was renewed with increased fury. In the midst of it another regiment of Kentuckians appeared. Col. Croxton, with the 4th Ky. Mounted In fantry, dashed in upon Pillow's men and caused them to retreat in a manner that was nothing less than a panic. Watkins mounted his men and pursued about 5 miles, capturing a number of prisoners. Of the 6th, four men were killed and six men wounded.
In August, September and October the 6th was at Resaca and vicinity, guarding the railroad. In Novem- ber it was ordered to Louisville, Ky., to equip, and was in camp a short time on the Bardstown road. The ad- vance of Hood into Tennessee caused it to move hurriedly to Nashville, December 4th, and it camped then at Edge- field until December 12th, being still in the same brigade in the cavalry command of Gen. J. H. Wilson.
At that time Hood was in his lines in front of Nash- ville, and he sent Gen. Lyon with a large cavalry force to enter Kentucky by way of Hopkinsville, and move to the rear of Gen. Thomas' army, destroying his communi- cations. Against Lyon, Gen. Wilson dispatched Gen. Ed. McCook, with a force of cavalry, including Watkins' bri- gade. This force moved rapidly through Gallatin, Tenn., Franklin and Russellville, Ky., and met Lyon at Hopkins- ville, and caused him to retire from the state.
'December 15th and 16th the battle of Nashville was fought, and the whole Confederate force overthrown. By that time Watkins' brigade had returned to Nashville, and joined in the pursuit. January 9th it was at Gravely Springs, Ala., where it remained until the 23d, when it moved to Waterloo. It remained there during February, 1865; it then accompanied Wilson's cavalry on the expe- dition through Alabama, and to Macon, Ga. In June it returned to Nashville, and went into camp at Edgefield. where it was mustered out of service, July 14, 1865.
The career of this regiment was remarkable for its continuous activity at the front in connection with the large armies, and its record of gallant service is without a flaw from beginning to end.
Captain L. M. Drye went to the 6th Cavalry from the 1st Cavalry, and was promoted major. Surgeon John Drye became brigade surgeon Adjt. Hugh B. Kelly, a brother of Col. R. M. Kelly. of the 4th Infantry was promoted to lieutenant-colonel
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COLONELS-Dennis J. Hallsy, Lewis D. Watkins. LIEUT .- COLS. -Reuben Munday, Wm. P. Roper. MAJORS-Lewis A. Gratz, Wm. H. Fidler, Walter F. Stafford. ADJTS .- Hugh B. Kelly, Jas R. Meagher. SURGEONS-Geo. W. McMillan. Wm. H. Newman, Levan J. Keeler, John Drye. ASST. SURGEON -Chas. B. Chapman. CHAPLAIN-Mil- ton C. Clark. Q. MASTER-Geo. Sambrock. COMMISSARIES-Lee R. Yates, Jesse P. Fidler. SERGT. MAJORS-Wm. P. Campbell, Henry S. Robson, Lemuel R. Hartman. Edward H. Parrish, Harcourt F. Berke- ley. Q. M. SERGTS .- John W. Paddock, John Fenton, Alex. L. Pad- dack. COM. SERGT .- Wm. L. Morris., HOSP. STEWARDS-Martin A. Jegle, Josiah Batzell, Oliver C. Pierce, Wm. H. Fletcraft. VET. SURGS .- Joseph Hogg. Mathew Lee. CHIEF FARRIER-Jesse R. Al- ford. REG. SADDLER-Augustus E. Mason. -
Company "A."
CAPTAINS-Edwin K. Stephens, Walter F. Stafford, David L. Cook. 1st LIEUT .- Robert A. Kerr. 2d LIEUT .- Jerome S. Hale. SERGTS .- Elon C. Martin, Richard Foley, Lucien Wheatley, James F. Croghan, David A. Ward, David Brock, Edwin M. Hobbs, Alexander Green. CORPLS .- Timothy McCarty, Marion Jenkins, Samuel F. Turner, Nel- son Showers, William Neal. James Evans, David McMurtry. BUGLERS -Stephen L. Chasteen. William F. Chasteen. FARRIERS-Charles E. Walker, Volentine Floyd. SADDLER-Louis Bean. WAGONER-Na- thaniel Jenkins.
PRIVATES-Jacob Denny, Daniel Finn, Dennis Gabriel, Sanford Jenkins, Barton Johnson, Thos. Lane, Jefferson Lannun, Chas. Morgan, James Nixon, Patrick O'Brian, David Stephens. Fielding Waller, Jno. M. Waller, Patrick Gormley. Francis Haddock, John Halpin, James Kin- ney. William McIntosh, Daniel Slaven, Preston Stamper, Tho. S. Webb, Tho. C. Webster, Michael Buckley, John K. Berry, Henry Bonhuld, Elijah Clay, James W. Clark, Wesley Combs Timothy Donovan, Simon Granlutch. Louis Gauph, James Harlock, John Hammonds, John Jen- kins, George Jackson. James R. Maloy, James Moore, Robert Mckinney, Joseph Mckinney. James Potter, John Riel. James Riel, Michael Shea, Tho. Stephens, Thomas Toner. William Travis, William Tuder, William Thompson, Tho. C. Weaster, Samuel Webster, Alfred Yeager, Robert Anderson, James Foley, William Hall, John Jenkins, Jr., Michael Kearnes, William Kirkpatrick, James Stevens, Wilburn Trent, Aaron F. Blakeman. Henry Baker. Joseph Bonne. James Colslager. John T. Fortner, John Hanibal. Daniel Higgins, Salathiel Jackson. Care T. John- son. William Johnson. Benjamin Knight, John J. Lightner. John Lind- say, Jackson MeCord. Morris Nugent. Edmund Parish, Charles C. Ruf- fin. Daniel P. Tracy, Daniel Welsh. Hermen Wellingford.
Company "B."
CAPTAINS-William P. Roper, James H. Coffman. 1st LIEUT .- Archie P .. McLeod. 2d LIEUT .- Samuel Kenbrough. SERGTS .- Peter Mann, William J. Conner, Francis B. Wood, Robert C. Rose, John Reed, Joseph Christman, Samuel B. Riley, William Merryman. Reuben Lan- caster, Edward Summers, Geo. H. Bollar. David Buckworth. CORPLS. ' -John W. Woods, George Florence, Frank Truax, John C. Louis, Wil- liam Fitzgerald. Alexander Curtis, H. Jones Dudley. John W. Gilhers, John W. Green. BUGLER -- Robert Stewart. FARRIERS-James Hill, Mathew Lee. SADDLER-Robert Atkins. WAGONER -- Hardin Laviel. PRIVATES-Franklin Asbury, Alfred Beagle, William Barnett, John I .. . Demoss, James Foster, William T. Hicks, Alfred J. Hicks, Levi Moore, Harry Martin, John P. Riley, William S. Shunks, Anthony W. White, John R. Whitehead. Andrew J. Willis, James Beagle. John T. Brown, Marshall Gallaspey, Micajah Merrill, John N. Beagle, William H. Beagle, Elijah Beagle. Marion Brown, Hiram Bradley, James Burch, Richard Blakeman, Wade W. Cook, John N. Curtiss. William Carland, . William Dennis, John M. Edwards, David A. Eady, John W. Florence, Benjamin F. Foster. James Graham, Elisha Graham, William L. Hill, Mathew T. Hill. Nimrod A. Hall, George H. Hughes, James T. Howell.
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Meredeth Jamison, John A. Lethrel, William Lewis, James C. Poe, John- son B. Rankins, Riley Smith, Berryman Sewell, Benjamin Sewell, Jis J. Slusher, James Slatton, William M. Slatton, John Turner, William Taylor, Louis V. Vimont. Bluford Walters, Campbell Walter, Sanford Beagle, John W. Collins, John W. House, Johnson J. Cummings, Wil- liam McGraw, John Sierol, Joseph Reynolds, William Burns, John M! Burns, Blevens Collet, William Dalton, Thomas Graham, James H. Hu- banks. Charles Johnson, Jeptha D. Kidwell, George Kater, Math.w Kinsley, Archie J. Neal, John G. Robinson, Simeon Wilson, George H Williams.
Company "C."
CAPTAINS-Chas. Milward, Jas., C. Martin, Scott, H. Robinson. ist LIEUT .- Benj. F. Sheets. 2d LIEUTS .- James Robison, Wm. C. Hun- ter. SERGTS .- Henry C. Williams, James Dorley, Henry H. H. Miller. Louis H. Finnell, Uriah O. Root, John Hamilton, Arthur W. Fluke, Jas Hunter. James Robinson, Liland Bradley. CORPLS. - Tho. O'Riley Richard Fitzgerald, Daniel Bardwell. John Featherstein, Samuel B. Mi !- ler, Joseph Berry. Thomas Williams, Uriah Elliott, George Harely, Steph- en J. Watts. William Fumster. Thomas Hull, Robert B. McIntire, Win. W. Mckinney, James Lilly. BUGLERS-Jackson Tyre, William R Fowler. Dennis Ghea. FARRIERS-Malone Summers, John Halhoway. Joseph Smith, Henry Reynolds.
PRIVATES-John Emerson, Thos. Estill. Stephen Fuller, James Gale, Henry W. Johnson, Patrick Mahoner, Baxter Merritt, Chas. Park, Wm. Robinson, James S. Sagesser, James Sagesser, Jos. D. Taylor, Garrett Thomas, Henry Young, Colley Boen, John T. Chestnut, Wm. O Desney, John Fitzsimmons. Wash. A. Gale, James Gilpin. James Ho !- stead, Joseph Mofford. Chas. Bartlett, Andrew Brown, Frank Bonti ?!!!. Harry H. Beers. David A. Crutchfield, George Flinn, Edward Gallahu-, George Grayson, William Gaunt, James Hady, Wesley Hallett. Daniel Igo, William Jewitt, William Jennett, George W. Kitchen, William Lan- ham, Jeremiah B. Merritt, John T. Moppin, Charles Myers, Granvill. Meskell, Watson Nicholas, Edmonds Parrish, William Pierce. James Polley, Jason Strum. Pius Strunback, Robert W. Sparrow, Alexander Simpson, John M. Tomason. George Walters, Cave Johnson. George Crutcher, William Disney, Michael Scott, Alexander Stephens, Georg .. Wallace, James Booker. Henry Carler, James Casteto, George Fowler. William Glancey. James Goff, Adam Glore, James Huty, James Hubert. Richard Leonard, Joseph Nichols, Edward O'Neal, James B. Robinson. Adam Shaw, Daniel Sagesser, Robert Taylor. John Thompson, Albert Warner, Thomas Williams, Andrew Polley, William Polley.
Company "D."
CAPTAINS -- John B. Buchanan, Isaac Taylor. 1st LIEUT .- Ow-n W. Ballew. 2d LIEUTS .- Andrew J. Henderson, Allen K. Collins. SERGTS-Jason B. Moberly, Harrison Golden, Jasper N. Ogg. Robert Cox, James B. Rogers. Jesse S. Munday, William H. McHenry, Cornelius Tooney, Eli Armstrong. CORPLS .- Winston M. Owens, Charles E. Davis, Henry H. Moore, William Rader, William P. Anderson. FAR- RIERS-Daniel DeWitt, William B. Boling. SADDLER-Andrew E. Burstburger.
PRIVATES-John Adams, James Burnett, Bond Burnett. Leonidas B. Butner, William P. Ballard, John G. Butler, William Benge, Stephen D. Cox. Elisha Clay. Wesley Combs, William Freler, Samuel B. Griggs. Hiram Holbrook, John Jones, Henry Little, Reuben P. Munday, Henry Morris. Presley B. Moore, John Pigg. John B. Parkes. Henry Reynolds. Joseph W. Russard, John Rader, Jerry J. R. Veach, Calvin Wyatt, Noah B. Wyatt, George Witt. John Burnett, David J. Cassity, William Hill. George M. Johnston. William J. Richardson. Kelsey Mosley. John Amey. Robert Amey, Justice Begley. Drury Bush, Hansly Baker, James Blevens. Edward Campbell, Manford Clemons, John M. Cook, Hijah Col- lins, Asbury Combs, Anderson Clark, George W. Collier, James Duna- way, John Daugherty, James D. W. Edwards, John Francis, William Freeman, Richard Fause, Henry Gay, Henry Johnston, James D. Land. Daniel Manne, Ira McClary, Alexander MeIntyre, John J. Munday, Jerry McIntosh, Thomas Nevel. Dock F. Phillips, Charles Riddle, John
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Smith, Wiley Steele, William Stapleton, Robert Scott, Simpson Smith, Simon K. Witt, Allen Ward, Benjamin Richardson, Benjamin Adams, William Amery, Robert Boling, Harmon Colly, Hezekiah Combs, Elijah Combs, Ansel D. Duff, John Evans, William Mosley, Thomas N. Mun- day, John W. Hill, Alfred Amery, George W. Boling, James A. Baker, William Eversoll. 1st; William Eversoll, 2d; Abner Eversole, Harrison - Fields, James Gay, Jacob Jewell, Elliott B. Johnson, James Johnson, James Kincake, William Mosley, Nimrod McIntosh, Edward Mar- cum, George W. Morgan, Alexander Nelson, Jonathan Simms, Samuel Stedham, Abijah Smith, Andrew Sanding, Louis Smith, William Strong, John Williams, Francis M. Denny, Albert Deane, John O. Evans.
Company "E."
1st LIEUTS .- James C. Dunham, Stephen H. Shiplar, Philip N Heath. 2d LIEUT .- Henry Tachua. SERGTS .- William A. Cordeman, Isaac A. Rockenfield. James Sampel. CORPLS .- Jackson Rainwater, James Stansbury.
PRIVATES-William Connolly, James F. Cordeman, Llewellyn D. Franty, Granville M. Koogle, Newton B. Taylor, Jackson Taubsley, John T. Bishop, Richard Bell. Thomas Killey, Thomas Mayhan, Phillip Schul- lenberger. William J. Eaton. Cornelius C. Gillum, Charles Hawkins. John Nance, Joseph Woodard, Henry Blenker, John Rains, Henry Smith, Joseph Dolly, Thomas Keller, Hiram D. Allen, Park Batcheler, Charles Brenty, John Brannon, John Bradley, James Cannon, James K. Cullan, John Dale, John Dixon, Benjamin Earl, John Gates, John Gaffney, Abraham P. Harrison, Samuel Johnson, John King, Joseph Kunckel. James Liddy, Archibald Lockhort, Melcher Meyers, Marshall McGrar, Patrick McClousky, Alfred Nemey, James O'Neal, Levi Putzel, Samuel Rinlair, David Roberts, Joseph Russell, George Robinson, William Smith, William Winkelman. William Wear.
Company "F."
CAPTAIN-Perry G. Lanham. 1st LIEUT .- Warren H. Mead. 2d LIEUT .- Daniel Cheatham. SERGTS .- Edward Hiatt, Lytle Kays, Sr., William F. Hall, David Yankee, Madison Alfred, George W. Russell, Jolin B. Richardson. Alexander Paddack, John W. Paddack, Clifton Ta- tom, Alexander Bottoms. CORPLS .- Samuel A. Light, William W. Riley. William B. Foster, George Trobridge, Winfield Calvin, Oswell Gray, James H. Mays, Thomas Bottoms, James H. Adams, Stark H. Reed. WAGONERS-Wilkerson Hall, James L. Skeans, James Drury. FARRIER-Harvey A. Key. SADDLERS - Andrew Lewis, Milton White.
PRIVATES-Stanton L. Bailey, William Ballew, George H. Cheath- am, Martin Coke, John Cary. James T. Hood, James M. Hardin, David Hardin, Woodson Holderman, William Henry, Lytle Hays, Jr., Henry Hays, Richard Littrell, William Muncy, Jolin Martin, James Mont- gomery, Allen Paddock, Basil D. Prater, John Reed, Noah Red. Charles Sutherland. William Kays, James N. Balls, Warrenton S. Blan, John . Best, James Clark, Daniel Dearinger, Henry Holderman, William Kays, Jr., John Parrit, George Seay, Samuel Taylor, Jno. Votaw, Barnett Wil- liams, Franklin Blacksley, Thomas Chesser, Stephen Calvin, John Cut- singer, Charles W. Hardin, Milton C. Clark, Julian Green, George W. Kays, Alexis Lanham. John A. Lewis, Martin Martin, Banister Math- erly, Sr., Banister Matherly. Jr., James M. Satterly. Daniel Lee Taylor, Squire Tatum, William Teril, David Thompson, Toms Jesse, John Webb, Polin Burns, James Coil. John Gude, John S. Henry, Loid Key, John Kays, Christopher Ludawick, Milton Mattingly, Henry Neal, William Phelps, Thomas Taylor, James Cammack,. William Colter, James Col- vin, William Montgomery, James Ross. William Stump, James Stinnet, Jesse Webb, John Appleby, Sanders, Bottoms, James F. Hickerson, Jos. Henry, Adison Jones, Nelson P. Russell.
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Company "G."
CAPTAINS-John Drye, Levin M. Drye. 1st LIEUTS .- Henry S. Robson. James J. Surber, John T. Belden. SERGTS .- William J. Hill, William C. Scott. Patrick Donovan, George E. Shrader. James J. Steph-
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ens, Josiah Baltzell. Alexander C. Woodson, Tilford Ellis, William H. Munday, John Royal. William Walker, Andrew S. Curtis, Levi B. WHch- er. CORPLS .- Carall C. Rigons, Simon D. Chelf, Andrew J. Gray, John H. Tanner, John D. Railey, William Carpenter, John Burkhart, Frank- lin Stuart, James A. Lewis, John D. Brent, Granville C. Purdue. BUGLERS-John Cunningham, George W. Cunningham. FARRIERS -Frasier Bradey, Samuel J. Thrasher, Patrick H. Gilmore, Henry Liv- ingston. SADDLER-James J. Burrens. WAGONERS-William T. Henderson, John W. Murphy, Brackson D. Simpson.
PRIVATES-Thomas Atwood, Joshua Abshir, Beverly L. Brown, John W. Bodmar, James A. Derringer, John E. Gray, Hugh L. Harris, John Hogan, Alford N. Jacob, George, W. Judd, Benjamin Kessinger, James D. Pelly, John Peveyhouse, James M. Sams, Thos. M. Stephens. Sr., James B. Yowell, Benjamin H. Young, Richard Conners, John J. Gaddus, John Kessinger, Jackson Mabs, James Overstreet, Steele Brown, Harrison T. Breding. Green B. Brown, Elzy Carrico, Jesse Fox, George W. Dawless, James Jacobs, McDaniel Lanham, Uriah Pember- berton, Emit M. Powers, Milton Perden, Livingston Stuart, Jonathan T. Swigett, Samuel Smith, Squire M. Whitehouse, James Wheler, James L. Vandiver, Henry Booker, Michael Conway, Alexander Crabtree, Seth H. Davenport, Addison Eddington, Elijah Glasscock, John A. Jacobs, John C. Lanehart, Henry Perdue, Milton Pierce, William O. Rubards, Alexander R. Shy. George H. Sanders, Thomas M. Stephens. Jr., James Wilkerson, John Winstard, Josiah Dennis, William W. Galhurt, Daniel Mulqueen, Chamberlain Bilberry, Charles W. Crews, John M. Fuston. Michael Freman. Enos J. K. Hatfield, William R. King, Levi Pyles. John Pitman, William R. Rich, George W. Rich, Thomas Sanders, Ed- mond Snow. John Tucker, Isham Waddles, William H. Weddle, John Zachry.
Company "H."
CAPTAIN-George W. Craven. 1st LIEUTS .- G. J. Brothers, Wil- liam Murphy. 2d LIEUTS .- Isaac Graham, Frank M. Vowells. SERGTS .- Haggard Warren, Charles Bridges, Robert W. Bickett, John H. Mouser, Joshua Graham, John W. Purdy. Charles Brady, William B. Bickett, Geo. M. Carrico. James B. Hart. CORPLS .- Cosmos Matting- ly, Thomas B. Cissill, John Cross. James P. Mills, Frank M. Martin. John F. Bruce, Howard M. Chastain, Michael Hughes, John Monarch. Rich- ard Swan, Thomas B. Wilson. WAGONER-George Brown. BUGLER -James Florence. SADDLER-Thomas Craven. FARRIER-William R. Scaggs.
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