Company "D"

Company “D” was consolidated 24 Oct. 1863 with Companies "B", "G", and "I".  All Sergeants were reelected at the regiment’s reorganization. Company officers at the regiment’s organization, 29 Nov. 1861 are as follows: Sylvester C. Cooper, Capt., age 32, He was promoted to major, 21 Oct. 1863.  Pleasant M. Hope succeeded him as captain.  Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Chase, Ohio, transferred to Johnson's Island 24 April 1862.  Sent to Vicksburg, Ms. to be exchanged, 1 Sept. 1862. Wounded at Franklin, Tn., 30 Nov. 1864.  He had a gun shot wound to the right hip.  Wife, Margaret Agnes Cooper.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Major Cooper was also captured at Franklin, Tn. R. H. Crank/ Richard Crank, lst Lt., age 36, captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Chase, Ohio, transferred to Johnson's Island, 24 April 1862.  Sent to Vicksburg, Ms., I Sept. 1862 for exchange.  Resigned 30 Sept. 1862 at the regiments reorganization.  He is buried in the Conyersville Cemetery in Henry Co., Tn. J. E. Calloway/James E. Calaway, 2nd Lt., age 38, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Chase, Ohio, transferred to Johnson's 24 April 1862.  Sent to Vicksburg, Ms., 1 Sept. 1862 for exchange.  Resigned 30 Sept. and M. B. Valentine succeeded him. (J. 0. Calloway is filed with J. E. Calloway at the National Archives). G. Addison Duncan, 3rd Lt., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn.  Resigned 30 Sept. 1862, succeeded by William L. Hope.  He stated in a letter to Gen. Beauregard, he wanted to join a guerrilla company. The letter was written in Humboldt, Tn., 4 June 1862, (Gibson Co., Tn.). He is buried in the Schroader Cemetery in Calloway Co., Ky.  Born 13 March 1833, died 30 July 1913.  He also served in Co. "K" of the 20th Tn. Cav.

William R. Newport, 1st Sgt., age 29, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862.  Captured at Franklin, Tn. 30 Nov. 1864, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Forwarded to Point Lookout, Md. and released 29 June 1865.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (William Reed Newport).  In Rennolds' History, page 205, wounded at Jackson.  Ms., served through the war. Charles M. Kennerly, 2nd Sgt., age 19, He was captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Captured at Franklin, Tn. 30 Nov. 1864, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. 4 Dec. 1864. Transferred to Point Lookout, Md., 23 Mar. 1865.  He took the oath to the U. S. 28 June 1865 and was released.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn.  He was born in Floyd Co., Va. in 1844 and was the son of John W. Kennerly and Martha Ross.  The Kennerly family came to Henry Co., Tn. from Patrick Co., Va., ca. 1850.  In Rennolds' History, page 205, wounded at Atlanta, Ga., (Charles W. Kennerly). Thomas M. Lankford, 3rd Sgt., age 21, captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Rennolds' History, page 205, states that he was killed at Peachtree Creek, Ga.  This is an error, because he was killed at Franklin, Tn., 30 Nov. 1864, and is buried in the McGavock Confederate Cemetery in Franklin, Tn., section 65, grave # 208. Reuben Valentine, 4th Sgt., In Rennolds' History, page 205, he was captured at Island No. 10, served through the war.                   ************************************************************************

Carson, John.  A., age 22, captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Died while he was in prison, 28 April 1862, from pneumonia.  He is buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery in Chicago, Ill.  Parents, A. W. and Margaret Carson of Henry Co., Tn. Carson, Robert A., age 24, captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  He was sick in the prison hospital.  Took the oath to the U. S. while he was in prison, Oct. 1862. (Robert A. Carlon is filed with Robert A. Carson, at the National Archives).  He was left sick at Camp Douglas when the regiment was exchanged in Sept. 1862.  Parents, A. W. and Margaret Carson of Henry Co., Tn. Cauley, William, In Rennolds' History, page 206, escaped capture at Island No. 10. Charles, Joshua, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Took the oath to the U. S. while he was in prison, 28 Aug. 1862, and was discharged 30 Aug. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. His name also appears on the hospital list at Camp Douglas. Childers, John H., age 18, captured at Atlanta, Ga., 6 Sept. 1864. He died 21 Dec. 1864 in Nashville, Tn., and was first buried in the City Cemetery, grave # 10579. His remains were moved to the Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Confederate section in 1867. He died in the U. S. General Hospital, Nashville, Tn. from chronic diarrhea.  He lived in Fulton Co., Ky. before his enlistment. (not Married).  National Archives. Records also show this soldier enlisting in Co. A of the 12th Ky. Cav., 29 April 1863, under Capt. C. C. Bowman, in Northern Ms. He was sent to Fort Morgan at Mobile Bay on 10 Jan. 1864, to help defend the Port of Mobile.  He was born in Ky. in 1846 and was living on the farm of William S. Johnson in 1860, Fulton Co., Ky., (John H. Childress).  Information was found in Donald L. Livingston's book, Fulton Countians in the Civil War, page 17. Childers, William, Captured near Jonesboro, Ga., 7 Sept. 1864. On 2 Nov. 1864 his name appears on the U. S. General Hospital #2 list in Chattanooga, Tn. Corley, E. E., No information on this soldier. Corley, W. E. / William E. Corley, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  He took the oath to the U. S. in Aug. 1862. Council, James, Rennolds' History, page 206, escaped capture at Island No. 10. Davidson, C. T. / Charles Davidson, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  He took the oath to the U. S. while he was in prison and was discharged, 30 Aug. 1862.  Stayed in Illinois to live. (National Archives). Douglas, Austin, Rennolds' History, page 206, escaped capture at Island No. 10, served in the cavalry. Edgar, Reuben, Rennolds' History, page 206, Captured at Island No. 10, served through the war.  See R. T. Edgar in Co. "B". Eubank, R. D., Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 148. No information on this soldier. (name also found in Co. “D” 49th Tn.) Fanes, Alexander, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Took the oath to the U. S. while he was in prison. Discharged 30 Aug. 1862.

Hagley, John L., Lived in Henry Co., Tn.  Took the oath to the U. S. in Louisville, Ky. 20 Nov. 1864. Haguewood, William, Rennolds' History, page 206.  No information. See William B. Hedgewood. Hailey, G. W., Escaped capture at Island No. 10.  Lived in Weakley Co., Tn.  He did not report back to regiment. (G.  W. Haley). Hayler, J. L., Reported as deserting at Vanwest, Ga., 8 Oct. 1864.  Captured and reported as being in a military prison in Chattanooga, Tn., 27 Oct. 1864. Hedgewood, William B./W. B.Heqwood/W. B. Haggard, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  He took the oath to the U. S. while in prison, 28 Aug. 1862, and was discharged 30 Aug. Hendricks, A. M./Alfred Hendericks, Escaped capture at Island No. 10.  Lived in Weakley Co., Tn.  He did not report back to the regiment for duty. Hendricks, J. M. C., Reported as being absent without leave since Feb. 1862.  Lived in Weakley Co., Tn. Hendricks, J. S., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Took the oath to the U. S. while in prison, 28 Aug 1862, and was discharged on Aug. 30th. Lived in Henry Co., Tn., (James S. Hendericks).  In Rennolds' History, page 206, James Hendricks, escaped at Island No. 10. Hendricks, Jerry, Escaped capture at Island No. 10, and did not report back for duty. Hendericks, Samuel, In Rennolds' History, page 206, escaped capture at Island No. 10. Hope, Adam A., age 30, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged at Vicksburg, Ms., Sept. 1862.  Appointed Regimental Commissary, 30 Sept. 1862.  Killed at Ezra Church, Ga. 28 July 1864.  He was the son of Mrs. John Martin of Henry Co., Tn. (a son from her first marriage). Hope, Pleasant M., Sgt. age 26, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Promoted 30 Sept. 1862 to Lt., promoted 21 Oct. 1863 to Capt. The records at the National Archives state that he died at Nashville, Tn.  This is an error; he died at Franklin, Tn., 30 Nov. 1864, and is buried in the McGavock Confederate Cemetery, section 53, grave #33, Franklin, Tn.  He was the son of Mrs. John Martin of Henry Co., Tn. (a son from her first marriage). Hope, William.  L., Sgt., age 28, captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862.  Promoted to 3rd Lt. 30 Sept. 1862.  Records at the National Archives state that he died in Nashville, Tn.  This is an error, he died at Franklin, Tn., 6 Dec. 1864, from wounds received on 30 Nov. 1864.  He is buried in the McGavock Confederate Cemetery, in Franklin, Tn.  In the McGavock Cemetery book he is listed in Section 51, grave # 14, this is an error.  This is the resting place for Lt. Robert B. Hendericks of Co. "K".  The compiler and a fellow historian, David D. Hobbs, investigated the mistake. William L. Hope was the son of Mrs. John Martin of Henry Co., Tn. (a son from her first marriage).

Abott, William Powell, age 30, escaped capture at Island No. 10 and did not return to the regiment.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Wife, Martha E. Abott. William P. Abott was born 6 April 1830, died 25 March 1896.  He is buried in the Conyersville Cemetery in Henry Co., Tn. Aron, Edward H. / E. H. Arun / Ed Arnn, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms., discharged.  See Edward Arm in Co. "K". Atkins, George, This soldier is listed in Rennolds' History, page 206, no information. Atkins, Jack, Rennolds' History, page 206, discharged because of nearsightedness. Baldwin, Banks, Rennolds' History, page 206, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Baldwin, David M., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Records state that he was sick in the hospital. Barfield, Castello, Sgt., age 27, Lived in Humphreys Co., Tn. Father was John Barfield.  Castello was promoted to Lt. He took the oath of allegiance to the U. S. at Nashville, Tn., 17 Nov. 1864.  His name appears on a list at Ocmulgee Hosoital in Macon, Ga., July 1864. Barnett, J. M., age 17, He joined the regiment 15 Sept. 1863 at Halls Mills, Ala. under the direction of Maj. Joseph D. Wilson. Served through the rest of the war. Bomer, Samuel, Rennolds' History, page 206, escaped capture at Island No. 10. Bonnan, George F., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Bonner, W. R. /Willis Bonner, age 37, captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862.  Discharged 16 Oct. 1862 because of a disability, at Holly Springs, Ms. He had joined the regiment at Union City, Tn., 1 Jan. 1862.  Willis Bonner was a Mexican War Veteran.  He filed for a veterans pension for serving in the Mexican War, 14 July 1885, in Ky.  He was living in Henry Co., Tn. in 1870, age 44. W. R. Bonner appears twice in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol, 2, page 45. Bowman, S. C., Discharged at Union City, Tn., 18 Jan. 1862 for a disability.  He also served in Co. "K" of the 20th Tn. Cav. Brake, Wiley / W.  L. Brake, Cpl., age 21, captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. In Rennolds' History, page 206, Wiley Brake was killed at Peachtree Creek, Ga.  Parents were Wilie and Patience Brake of Henry Co., Tn. Calhoun, Charles B., He was absent from the regiment when it was captured at Island No. 10.  He was on sick leave, and did not return to the regiment at its reorganization.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Tennessee Confederate Pension # 14778.  Charles Calhoun was born in Conyersville, Henry Co., Tn., and died 28 May 1916.  He is buried in the Conyersville Cemetery. Carlon, Robert A., No information. Baxter, J.D.-, See Joseph D. Baxter of Co. "H".

Jackson, G. H., age 18, He joined the regiment 30 Aug. 1862 at Waverly, Tn.  Captured at Nashville, Tn., sent to Camp Douglas, Ill., 20 Dec. 1864.  Released 28 June 1865 after taking the oath to the U. S., (George H. Jackson/Horace Jackson).  According to Rennolds' History, page 207, G. Horace Jackson was captured at Island No. 10, wounded at Franklin, Tn., and served through the war. Jackson, Henry, His name was listed in Rennolds' History, page 207, no information. Jackson, J. S., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Discharged because of a disability, 15 Oct. 1863.  Born in Henry Co., Tn. (John S. Jackson, age 21). Jackson, John, In Rennolds' History, page 207, Escaped capture at Island No. 10, wounded at Franklin, Tn., served through the war. Jobe, J. T., Records show that he was on sick furlough when the regiment was captured at Island No. 10.  He did not return to the regiment.  J. T. Jobe lived in Henry Co., Tn. before the war. Tn. Confederate Pension # 14566.  He lived in Weakley Co., Tn. when he filed for the pension. Jobe, James, In Rennolds' History, page 207, he escaped capture at Island No. 10, returned to the regiment and served through the war. Jobe, L. M., Died in camp at Island No. 10, Feb. 1862. Jobe Jr., R. M.  In Rennolds' History, page 207, died Feb. 1862. This soldier is filed with L. M. Jobe at the National Archives. In The Military Annals of Tennessee, by John B. Lindsley, page 543, died Feb. 1862. Kindred, Thomas J., age 21, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. He was appointed Sgt. Maj. 2 Jan. 1863, and was a 2nd Lt. in Co. "G" of the 4th Consolidated Tn.  Inf. at the surrender 1 May 1865 in Greensboro, N. C. In Rennolds' History, page 207, (drum major), captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. (T. Jerome Kindred). Kindred, William T., age 19, Escaped capture at Island No. 10 and was captured later.  His name appears on a list of Co. “G” of the 4th Consolidated Tn.  Inf., as a musician.  He was present at the surrender 1 May 1865, Greensboro, N. C. Records also show that he was in the Ross Hospital in Mobile, Ala., 4 Feb. - 13 Feb. 1864.  In Rennolds' History, page 207, captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. King, W. D., Died at home 20 March 1862.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn. In Rennolds' History, page 207, states that he died May 1862. In The Military Annals of Tennessee, page 543, by John Lindsley, also lists Mr. King dying May 1862. Kirby, William E., In Rennolds' History, page 207, Will Kirby, captured at Island No. 10, served through the war.  Tn.  Confederate Pension # 3178. Lived in Weakley Co., Tn. when he filed for the pension. Lannom, G. B. /George Lannom, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Took the oath to the U. S. while in prison and was discharged 30 Aug. 1862.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn.

Lannom, J. A., Escaped capture at Island No. 10.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Lannom, Jake, Rennolds' History, page 207.  No information. Laure, Hall, Discharged at Madrid Bend/Island No. 10, 25 March 1862, because of disability.  Rennolds' History, page 207, captured at Island No. 10, discharged because of ill health. Littleton, J. T., age 33, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Paroled at the end of the war in Co. “G” of the 4th Consolidated Tn. Inf., (James T. Littleton).  In Rennolds' History, page 207, James T. Littleton was captured at Island No. 10, detailed in the Pioneer Corps, served through the war. Long, John, This soldiers name was found in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 252.  No information. Lowry, Aaron, This soldier is listed in Rennolds' History, page 207, no information. Lowry, Jack, This soldier is listed in Rennolds' History, page 207, no information. Lowery, Oranae, Deserted from Island No. 10, 20 March 1862.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn.  In Rennolds' History, page 207, he is listed as Orren Lowry. Martin, B. G., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Died while in prison I May 1862.  He is buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery, Confederate section, Chicago, Ill. Martin, Batie H., Captured near Spring Hill, Tn., near Nashville 18 Dec. 1864, sent to Camp Chase, Ohio.  Received from Louisville, Ky., 6 Jan. 1865.  He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Martin of Henry Co., Tn.  He was a half brother to Adam, Pleasant, and Wm. Hope of this Company. Mathis, William, Rennolds' History, page 191 and 207, killed at Ezra Church, Ga. 28 July 1864. McCauley, William, His name appears on a list dated Aug. 29-30, 1862, of prisoners that took the oath to the U. S. at Camp Douglas, Ill.  Discharged 30 Aug. 1862.  Probably captured at Island No. 10. McDougal, Jack, This soldier is listed in Rennolds' History, page 207, no information.  See A. J. McDoogle of Co. "B". Morris, Alex, Escaped capture at Island No. 10.  Rejoined the regiment after the regiments reorganization.  Records show that he deserted 14 May 1863 at Jackson, Ms. and Vancover, Ga. 14 Oct. 1864. Overcast, J. E., Escaped capture at Island No. 10.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn.  In Rennolds' History, page 208, John Overcast, escaped capture at Island No. 10. Overcast, William S., Rennolds' History, page 208, escaped capture at Island No. 10.  A William Overcast is listed in Co. "K". Parker, G. H. /Granville H. Parker, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Died in prison 25 June 1862.  He is buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Ill.  He died from pneumonia. (J.  H. Parker is also listed at the National Archives under G. H. Parker).

Patterson, T. F., The records at the National Archives show that he died at home in Henry Co.,Tn., 20 Feb. 1862.  The records also show that he was sent to a hospital at Woodsville, Ms. April 1863 and was not heard from since. (?). Pillow, Willis A., age 30, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Took the oath to the U. S. while in prison. Discharged 30 Aug. 1862.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn.  He received a pension from the State of Tennessee, No. 5955, (wife, Elizabeth). Potts, A. R., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Died while in prison, 25 July 1862, and is buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Ill. Potts, Abner, listed in Rennolds' History, page 208, No information. Provine, James M., Captured at home in Conyersville, Tn., 26 March 1862. He was sent to Camp Douglas Ill., and took the oath to the U. S. while in prison. Discharged 30 Aug. 1862. Born in Davidson Co., Tn., 2 Dec. 1837. (Monroe Provine). In Rennolds' History, page 208, escaped capture at Island No. 10. Ray, Carroll, This soldier is listed in Rennolds' History, page 208, no information. Ray James K., Rennolds' History, page 208, escaped capture at Island No. 10,  served in the cavalry. Ray, James T., Records show that he was absent without leave when the regiment surrendered at Island No. 10. He did not report back to the regiment. Lived in Henry Co., Tn.  He is buried in the Hazel Cemetery in Calloway Co., Ky.  Born in Tn. ca. 1839.  He lived in Calloway Co., Ky. in 1860, (Calloway Co., Ky.  Census, P.243). His wife Tempa D. Ray is also buried in the Hazel Cemetery, next to James T. Ray. Ray, Matt, Rennolds' History, page 208, escaped capture at Island No. 10. (Matthew Ray). Ray, R. C., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Took the oath to the U. S. while he was in prison.  Discharged 30 Aug. 1862.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn., (Robert C. Ray, 1844 -1922).  Buried in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Henry Co., Tn., with his wife, Mary E. Ray. Ray, T. W., Born 12 Dec. 1839, died 31 Jan. 1911.  Captured at Island No.10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  He took the oath to the U. S- while in prison.  Discharged 30 Aug. 1862.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn.  He is buried in the Mt.  Pleasant Cemetery in Henry Co., Tn. Caroline, his wife, born 14 Oct. 1839 and died 22 March 1915, is buried next to her husband. (Thomas W. Ray/W. T. Ray). Ray, Wright, He is listed in Rennolds' History, page 208, no information. His name also appears in  'Tennessee Cousins, page 783, by Worth S. Ray.  Wright Ray was the son of Robert Ray, a Revolutionary War Veteran, who died in Blount Co., Tn.

Rickman, J. B., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862.  Records also show that he was captured at Port Hudson, La.  In Rennolds' History, page 208, a John Rickman is listed as being captured at Island No. 10. Roach,          , Captured at Island No. 10, and took the oath to U. S. while he was in prison, Rennolds' History, page 208. Roach, Fisher, Records at the National Archives show that he deserted at Island No. 10, March 1862.  Lived in McNairy Co., Tn. (J. F. Roach).  In Rennolds' History, page 208, he is listed as being captured at Island No. 10, and taking the oath to the U. S. while he was in prison. Roach, William, Records at the National Archives show him as deserting at Island No. 10, March 1862.  Lived in McNairy Co., Tn. (W. T. Roach). Rose,            , In Rennolds' History, page 208, this soldier is listed as being captured at Island No. 10 and taking the oath to the U. S. while he was in prison. Rose, William T., Records at the National Archives show that he deserted 6 March 1862 at Island No. 10 and that he lived in McNairy Co., Tn. Sargent, Dr. S. S., Rennolds' History, page 208, discharged because of weak eyes. Sargent, W. B., The records at the National Archives list this soldier as being discharged 15 Feb. 1862 because of defective eyes. (B.  W. Sargent). Simpson, J., Discharged 21 Feb.-1863. Singleton, John M., Born in Tn. ca. 1845.  Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  He took the oath to the U. S. while in prison and was discharged 30 Aug. 1862.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn.  His name also appears as serving in Co. “F” of the 7th Ky. Reg. and was discharged in the fall of 1864, when he became ill and was allowed to return home in Ballard Co., Ky. (Ballard's Brave Boys, page 157). Smith, J. H., age 22, He joined the Confederate service 1 Aug. 1861 at Camp Brown, Union City, Tn., under the direction of a Lt. McCall.  Captured in Scott Co. Ms., 10 Feb. 1864, sent to Camp Chase, Ohio.  Transferred to Point Lookout, Md. 12 Feb. 1865. Smith, John, age 28, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill., and exchanged 23 Sept. 1862.  He took the oath to the U. S. 10 Jan. 1865 in Pulaski, Tn.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Records at the National Archives state that he had no family. In Rennolds' History, page 208, he is also listed as being captured at Atlanta, Ga., and served through the war. Smith, Lewis, Records from Camp Douglas show that a Lewis Smith of Co. “D”, died 7 July 1862 and was buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery in Chicago, Ill.  No other records are found on this man.  At the National Archives a L. Smith is listed with Ludwell Smith's records.  The records show that he, L. Smith, died at Camp Douglas, 2 July 1862.  This man is probably Lewis Smith, because Ludwell Smith was discharged 5 Oct. 1862 in Holly Springs, Ms., (see Ludwell Smith). Smith, Lud, Rennolds' History, page 208, Escaped capture at Island No. 10, see Ludwell Smith.

Smith, Ludwell, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill., and was exchanged 23 Sept. 1862.  He was 40 years old on 5 Oct. 1862, when discharged in Holly Springs, Ms. Ludwell was discharged because of a disability.  Born in Rutherford Co., Tn. (S. L. Smith is listed at the National Archives under Ludwell Smith). Smothermon, Dotson, Rennolds' History, page 208, captured at Island No. 10, wounded in Atlanta, Ga. and Franklin, Tn. (D. Smotherman). Smothermon, J. G., Rennolds' History, page 208, escaped capture at Island No. 10.  In Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 375, he is listed in Co. “D”. At the National Archives, J. G. Smotherman is listed in Co. “K”, see Co. “K”. Smothermon, Louis, Rennolds' History, page 208, captured at Island No. 10, killed at Peachtree Creek, Ga., 1864. (see L. S. Smothrman of Co. "K"). Stephens, Berry, Rennolds' History, page 209, escaped capture at Island No. 10. Stephens, L. B., 1825 - 1889.  Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862.  Discharged 30 Sept. 1862, because of a disability, (Little B. Stevens).  L. B Stevens is buried in the Stephens Cemetery in Henry Co., Tn.  The cemetery is located on the formerly known Craig Hooper Place, now Brandon. (Information found in the Cemeteries of Calloway County, Ky. and sections of Adjoining Counties, page 491). Strobs, Jake, His name is found in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 387.  Rennolds' History, page 209, captured at Island No. 10, transferred to the 7th Ky. Sturdivant, Buck, Rennolds'History, page 209, escaped capture at Island No.,10, (Sturdevant). Taylor, A. D., age 34, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, (Adley D. Taylor).  In Rennolds' History, page 209, Adley Taylor was killed on picket duty, 20 July 1864. Taylor, Charles, age 25, Enlisted in the regiment, 25 Oct. 1862 at Waverly, Tn. under the direction of Col. J. D. Wilson.  He was captured near Atlanta, Ga., July 1864, and took the oath to the U. S. 26 Aug. 1864.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Rennolds' History, page 209, Charlie T. Taylor, captured at Island No. 10. Born 1839, died 1909, wife Mattie, born 1851, died 1908.  They are buried in the Conyersville Cemetery in Henry Co., Tn. Taylor, D. C., On sick furlough when the regiment was captured at Island No. 10.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Taylor, David, Rennolds' History, page 209, Escaped at Island No. 10, died at home. Taylor, E. N., age 17, Enlisted 22 June 1863 at Big Black, Ms. Died 27 June 1864 at Marietta, Ga. Taylor, Harvey, Rennolds' History, page 209, captured at Island No. 10. At the National Archives he is listed as escaping capture at Island No. 10. (?). Taylor, Herbert, Rennolds' History, page 209, captured at Island No. 10. Taylor, J. S., age 40, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, and was

discharged on 1 April 1863 because of being a non-conscript, overage. (John S. Taylor).  Rennolds' History, page 209, a Jack Taylor is listed as being captured at Island No. 10, and discharged because he was overage. (Tn.  Confederate Pension # 6502, living in Henry Co., Tn.). Taylor Newt, Rennolds' History, page 209, captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. Taylor, T. H., age 18, Escaped capture at Island No. l0. (Henry Co.) Trevathan, H. H., Absent on sick furlough when the regiment was captured at Island No. 10.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Valentine, Martin Van B., age 26, captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Elected 2nd Lt. at the regiments reorganization, 30 Sept. 1862 at Jackson, Ms. He was promoted to lst Lt. 21 Oct. 1863.  Rennolds' History, page 209, M. Van B. Valentine was wounded at Franklin, Tn., and served through the war. Valentine, Thomas R., age 18, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862.  Paroled at the end of the war as a sgt.  He took the oath to the U. S. 10 June 1865.  Tn.  Confederate Pension # 9190, living in Obion, Co., Tn. when he filed for the pension. Valentine, T. S., Escaped capture at Island No. 10.  He is listed as being sick in the General Hospital in Lauderdale Springs, Ms. during the Spring and Summer of 1863, (Thomas S. Valentine). Rennolds' History, page 209, Thomas S. Valentine, captured at Island No. 10, discharged because of ill health.  Born in 1832, and died in 1903.  He is buried in the Conyersville Cemetery in Henry Co., Tn.  His wife Elizada Valentine, 1842 - 1924 is buried in the same cemetery. Vancleave, S. M., Rennolds' History, page 209, died at Macon, Ga., 5 Sept. 1864.  His name is found in the Sept. 1893 issue of The Confederate Veteran, page 280, as being buried in Macon, Ga. (From the Macon Telegraph and Messenger of 26 April 1878).  See S. N. Vancleave of Co. "G". Vandyck, W. H., lst Sgt., captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862.  Discharged 30 Sept. 1862 because of defective eyes. (William H. Vandyck). Venable, J. B., Cpl., Died at Island No. 10, April 1862. (J. Brown  Venable).  Rennolds' History, page, 209 (s/o Larkin & Frances) Walton, D. D., Absent on furlough when the regiment was captured at Island No. 10.  Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Weatherford, Ashley, Rennolds' History, page 209, no information Wetherford, J. A., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  He also served in the 2nd Ky. Inf.  His name also appears in the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky, Conf., Vol. 1, page 38, as being in Co. “A” of the 2nd Ky. Inf. C.S.A., J.A. Weatherford. (a Isaac Wetherford is filed with J.A. Wetherford at the National Archives). Williams, T. F., Cpl, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862.  He was discharged 30 Sept. 1862, because of a disability. (Tolbert F. Williams). Tn. Confederate Pension # 9242, Henry Co., Tn.

Willis, James W., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill.  He died while in prison, 3 June 1862 and is buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Ill.  He died from congestion of the lungs, (National Archives).  Rennolds' History, page 209, died Jan. 1863. (?).  Military Annals of Tennessee, by John Lindsley, page 543, died Jan. 1862. (?).  His name also appears in the burial records of Camp Douglas, as dying 3 July 1862. Wilson, James C., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. (McNairy Co.,Tn) Wilson, James, Rennolds' History, page 209, Captured at Island No. 10. Wimberly, W. M., Appears in Tennesseans in the Civil War Vol. 2, page 440, as being in Co. “D”. (see Wm.  M.  Wimberly of Co."I"). Winters, M. C., This man is listed at the National Archives, no information. Winters, M. E., Died at Island No. 10, 12 Feb. 1862. (M. E. Winters is also listed in Co. “B”).

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