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| Company “E” was consolidated 24 Oct. 1863 with Companies “H” and "K". Company officers at the regiments organization, 29 Nov. 1861 are as follows: William A. Tharpe, Capt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Chase, Ohio. Transferred to Johnson's Island, 1 May 1862. He was exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Left the regiment on a seven-day furlough, 30 Aug. 1863 and did not return. Rennolds' History, page 210, re-elected at the regiments reorganization, detached on recruiting service, Jan. 1864. James C. Williams, 1st Lt., Captured at Island No. 10, re-elected at Jackson, Ms., 30 Sept. 1862, detached on recruiting service. Rennolds' History, page 210. Francis M. Barfield, 2nd Lt., age 28, Escaped capture at Island No. 10, and did not return to the regiment. He was succeeded by W. B. Porter. In the 1860 Henry Co., Tn. Census, Francis 27, and wife, Louise 23.(Frank Barfield). Stephen W. Muzzell, 3rd Lt., Escaped at Island No. 10, Rennolds' History, page 210. He was dropped from the roll, 30 Sept. 1862, National Archives.,Tn. Confederate Pension # 13687, living in Carroll Co., Tn. when he filed for the pension. Augustus B. Futhey /Furlhey / A. B. Futha, lst Sgt., 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 on a list as surrendering 20 May 1865 at Johnsonville, Tn., and taking the oath to the U. S., 23 May 1865. He also served in Co. “E” of the 20th Tn. Cav. (B. A. Futty is also filed with Augustus B. Futhey at the National Archives. J. M. Moody, 2nd Sgt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Took the oath to the U. S. while in prison. He was discharged 30 Aug. 1862. (Jeremiah M. Moody and Monroe Moody are also listed at the National Archives under J. M. Moody). G. H. Watkins, 4th Sgt., age 18, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Surrendered at Johnsonville, Tn., 20 May 1865. He took the oath to the U. S. 23 May 1865. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Records at the National Archives also show that he was discharged 30 March 1863. (?). (Gabriel H. Watkins). Rennolds' History, page 210, captured at Island No. 10, elected lst Sgt. at the regiments’ reorganization, wounded at Atlanta, served through the war. Isaac Akers, lst Cpl., age 39, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862 at Vicksburg, Ms. Discharged at Port Hudson, La. 30 April 1863, he was overage. Lived in the 23rd District of Henry Co., Tn., Lick Creek area. Wife, Sarah Akers, Parents were Isaac and Lucinda Akers, born in Ala. Isaac Jr. was a bricklayer by trade. *********************************************************************** |
| Barkley, Henry B., Sgt., This mans name appears in the 1890 Civil War Veterans Census, Tennessee, page 15, by Sistler. Mr. Barkley stated in the form, that he was in Co. “E” of the 46th Tn. Inf. At the time of the census, he was living in Murfreesboro, Tn. Bloomfield, Green. B., See B. Boden. Boatwright, Eugene, drummer, He joined the regiment at Waverly, Tn., 8 Nov. 1862, age 17. Lived in Christian Co., Ky. Surrendered at Washington, Ga. 6 May 1865, took the oath to the U. S. in Nashville, Tn. He is also listed as being in Co.“K”. His parents were David J. and Emma Boatwright of Caldwell Co., Ky., (1850 Census). In 1870, Eugene is listed in the McCracken Co. Ky. Census, age 22, working as a retail grocer, his wife Fannie age 20. The David Boatwright Family lived in Christian Co., Ky. in 1840,(1840 Christian Co., Ky. Census). Boden, B, Cpl., Age 20, Bloomfield Boden, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill., exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. He was surrendered 14 May 1865 at Johnsonville, Tn, and took the oath to the U. S. 18 May 1865 in Nashville, Tn. He was the son of James Boden and Amanda Courts of Henry Co., Tn., (see Co. "K"). Boden, Green B., Born ca. 1844, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, served through the war. He was the son of Jerl Bloomfield Boden and Sarah Kimbrough. He married 6 May 1865, Virginia Tombs, Henry Co., Tn. (G. B. Boden, Tn. Confederate Pension # 13414, Henry Co., Tn.). Bomar, Charles, age 31, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (Charles Bomer, age 30, and wife, Caroline, age 25, Henry Co., Tn. Census, 1860). Boyd, Robert/Robert Boid, Furloughed at Union City, Tn, 17 Jan. 1862, sick leave, and did not return to the regiment. Lived in Henry Co., Tn., (National Archives). Tn. Confederate Pension 12228, Obion Co., Tn. Busbee, Gaston, Rennolds' History, page 210, captured at Island No. 10, died in the hospital, (see G. Buzby, Co. “H”). Cannon, Green, This soldier is listed in Rennolds' History, page 210, no information. Cannon, Henry W., age 36, His name also appears in Co.”C”. He was not with the regiment when it was captured at Island No. 10. He is also listed in Co. "L" of the 5th Tn. Inf., while Co. "C" was assigned to the 5th Tn. Inf. Captured at Franklin, Tn. 17 Dec. 1864, while in Co. “E” of the 46th, sent to Camp Chase, Ohio. Discharged 23 Jan. 1865. He also served in Capt. George B. Picketts Co. "A", Pioneer Battalion, commanded by a Major Meriwether. Cannon, J. G., Escaped capture at Island No. 10, and did not return to the regiment. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Cannon, Jacob, Rennolds' History, page 211, Captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. Cannon, Pink, Rennolds' History, page 211, captured at Island No. 10. Canthull, George W./ G. W. Catrill, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Released by taking the oath to the U. S., 30 Aug. 1862. (George W. Cottrell/G. W. Cauttrell/G. W. Canttrell), National Archives. |
| Casey, J. H., Joined the regiment at Union City, Tn., Dec. 1861. Deserted at Hickman, Ky., Feb. 1862 and joined the Federal Army. Casey, Robert/R. A. Casey, Joined the regiment at Union City, Tn., Dec. 1861. Deserted at Hickman, Ky., Feb. 1862 and joined the Federal Army. Casey, William, This soldier is listed in Rennolds' History, page 211, no information. Caucy, A. C., Appears in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 84. No information. Cole, F. M., Escaped capture at Island No. 10, and did not return to the regiment. Lived in Henry Co., Tn., (Francis Marion Cole). Born Jan. 1839 in Henry Co., Tn. to Samuel Cole and Elizabeth Farrar. Francis M. Cole married Elizabeth Baldwin, 24 Aug. 1860. His 2nd marriage was to Eliza Cavender. He died ca. 1904, Fulton, Ky. He was a member of the James G. Pirtle U. C. V. Camp # 990 of Fulton, Ky. F. M. Cole is buried in a family cemetery near Old Palmore in Graves Co., Ky. Cole, J. C., Cpl, Listed in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 97, no information. Cole, Jeptha V., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Reported as deserting from camp near Morton, Ms., 22 July 1863. He was captured at Saulsbury, 8 Aug. 1863, by giving himself up to some pickets. He took the oath to the U. S., (National Archives). In Rennolds' History, page 211, escaped capture at Island No. 10. In Donald L. Livingston's book, Fulton Countians in the Civil War, page 18, escaped, from Federal troops at Island No. 10. Born 2 Dec. 1828/38 in Henry Co., Tn. to Samuel Cole and Elizabeth Farrar. J. V. Cole married 19 March 1851, M. P. Bonner in Henry Co., Tn. and secondly to Angie M. . He was a member of the James G. Pirtle U. C. V. Camp #990 in Fulton, Ky. He Died 12 Sept. 1904, Angie died in 1914. They are buried in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Graves Co., Ky.. (Jephsey V. Cole). Cole, Robert C., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Reported as deserting from camp near Morton, Ms., 22 July 1863. Captured 8 August 1863, by giving himself up to some pickets near Saulsbury. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. In Rennolds' History, page 211, escaped at Island No. 10. He was born 20 April 1826 to Samuel Cole and Elizabeth Farrar. He married 5 Oct. 1846, Eliz. Ann Baldwin. The information given by Donald L. Livingston of Fulton, Ky., states that R. C. Cole escaped Island No. 10, and made his way home through the swamps, using the bark from an old tree to protect himself from rain. He moved to Texas, ca. 1900, and died 2 Sept. 1909. He is buried in Hico, Tx. Cole, Thomas A., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Reported as deserting from camp near Morton, Ms., 22 July 1863. Captured by giving himself up to some pickets near Saulsbury, 8 Aug. 1863. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. In Rennolds' History, page 211, took the oath to the U. S. while he was in prison. He was the son of Samuel Cole and Elizabeth Farrar. He married Mary Atwood. His name appears on the U. D. C. Arch at the Hickman City Cemetery, Hickman, Ky. |
| Cooney, James, Escaped capture at Island No. 10, and did not return to the regiment. Cottrell, Drake, Rennolds' History, page 211, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Cottrell, George W., Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 106, no information. (G. W. Cauttrell). Cruse, J. H. /John H. Crews, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. He took the oath to the U. S. while in prison, Aug. 1862. (Tn. Confederate Pension # 13834, Weakley Co., Tn.) Dee, Wilson W., Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 125. No information was found on this man. This name is filed with W. D. Wilson of Co. "K" at the National Archives. See William Duncan Wilson of Co. "K". Doughty, Franklin/Frank Doty, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill., and took the oath to the U. S. while he was in prison. Discharged 30 Aug. 1862. Doughty, J. F., James F. Dowty, Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol.2, page 134, also found as receiving a Tn. Confederate Pension, #13052, Henry Co., Tn. Doughty, K. 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. (K. B. Dowty). Dowdy, Henry, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Took the oath to the U. S. while he was in prison. He was discharged 30 Aug. 1862. (Tn. Confederate Pension #11215, Henry Co., Tn.). John Henry Dowdy is filed Henry Dowdy at the National Archives. Ewinq, John H. /John H. Erming, age 21, born in Henry Co., Tn. Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, served through the war. Surrendered 1 May 1865 in Greensboro, N. C. His name appears in Co. “G” of the 4th Consolidated Tn. Reg. at the end of the war. Rennolds' History, page 211, wounded at Atlanta, Ga. and Franklin, Tn. (Tn. Confederate Pension # 11082, Henry Co., Tn.) He was the son of Nathaniel Adolphus Ewing, born in N. C., a tailor by trade, and Alabama Hamilton, daughter of Judge John Hamilton. "I threw away my knapsack containing my cloths at Jackson, Ms. Before the battle, I returned to get it on account of a Bible which my sister had given me". Comment from a Civil War Veterans questionnaire. Foster, R. W. /Warren Foster/Woren Foster, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. He did not report back to the regiment, (National Archives). In Rennolds' History, page 211, Warren Foster was captured at Island No. 10 and killed at Atlanta, Ga. Fowler, Houston, Rennolds' History, page 211, captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. French, Samuel, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. He did not report back to the regiment. A Samuel French appears in Co. “F” of the 20th Tn. Cav. and was killed near Tupelo, Ms., July 1863. Rennolds' History, page 270, states that the place of death was Harrisburg. Gallimore, Tilman, Deserted, and did not report to the regiment for duty after the organization, 29 Nov. 1861. |
| Gibson, W. C., age 30, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. William C. Gibson is listed as being in the Ross Hospital in Mobile, Ala., 1 Feb. - 17 Feb. 1864. A William Gibson, listed in Rennolds' History, page 211, captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. Green, F. P. / Pinkney Green, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged Sept. 1862. His name appears on a inspection report dated 15 Sept. 1864, near Lovejoy Station, Ga. On the report he is listed as being a Lt. of the 46th/55th Tn. Inf. (Frank P. Green is filed at the National Archives under F. P. Green) - Elected 2nd Lt., 30 Sept. 1862. Gregson, Francis M. / F. M. Greyson, Sgt, age 20, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862 at Vicksburg, Ms. Wounded at Ezra Church, Ga., 28 July 1864. He had a gunshot wound to the right thigh. Captured and took the oath to the U. S., 16 June 1865 in Louisville, Ky. According to the National Archives he was elected Sgt. 30 Sept. 1862. Tn. Confederate Pension # 247, Henry Co., Tn. Grissom, Soloman, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Died 28 May 1862 while in prison. He is buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Ill. He died from pneumonia. (S. Grisom, S. Gressham). Hall, Abraham, Listed in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 184, no information. Hall, Calvin, Cpl., Furloughed Jan. 1862, from Union City, Tn., (sick), and did not return to the regiment. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (C. R. Hall). Hames, W. H. /W. H. Haymes, Died at Island No. 10, 2 April 1862. Rennolds' History, page 212, died April 1862. (U. D. C. # 47/177, William Henry Haymes). (W. H. Haines). Harris, J. R. /James R. Harris, 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. Rennolds' History, page 212, discharged because of ill health. Hart, Ira, This man is listed in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 194, no information. Hart, William R., Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 194, no information. Hartling, Henry S., Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 194, no information. Hastings, McGowen, Rennolds' History, page 212, no information. Haynes, William, Died at Island No. 10, Rennolds' History, page 212. Helms, Thomas H., Enlisted in the spring of 1862. 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. He was an active member of the James G. Pirtle U. C. V. Camp in Fulton, Ky. Thomas Helms lived in Obion Co., Tn. and received a Confederate Pension from Tn., # 7079. Helms, Thomas, J., This man is filed with Thomas H. Helms at the National Archives. There is a pension for him, Tn. Confederate Pension # 13906, Obion Co., Tn. |
| Hester, William, Rennolds' History, page 212, Captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. William Hester, a veteran of the 46th Tn., lived in Fulton Co., Ky. and was a member of the James G. Pirtle U. C. V. Camp #990. He was dead by the camps 1910 reunion. Hinson, J. W., Rennolds' History, page 212, Captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. Hughes, C. T. /Chris Hughs, Joined the regiment at Hickman, Ky., Feb. 1862 under Maj. J. S. Brown. Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. He died at Vicksburg, Ms., 9 Oct. 1862 from chronic diarrhea. Hughes, Thomas, Rennolds' History, page 212, Captured at Island No. 10. Hurt, Jesse, Listed in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 218, no information. Jackson, J. H., This man is filed with J. W. Jackson at the National Archives. He took the oath to the U. S. while he was in prison at Camp Douglas, Ill. Jackson, J. W., 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. The records at the National Archives also show that a J. W. Jackson, Co. “E” of the 46th Tn. Died 25 Jan. 1862. (John W. Jackson). Jackson, John, Rennolds' History, page 212, escaped at Island No. 10. Johnson, John, Rennolds' History, page 212, Died at Union City, Tn. Jan. 1862. Jones, Dock, Rennolds' History, page 212, Captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. Jones, Robert C., See R. C. Jones of Co. "H". Lang, Thomas N., Captured at Nashville, Tn., 15 Dec. 1864. (See Thomas N. Lacy of Co."C"). Lee, Scid, Rennolds' History, page 212, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lee, W. S., Furloughed 16 Jan. 1862 because of illness and was not present when the regiment was captured at Island No. 10. He lived in Henry Co., Tn. (S. M. Lee is filed with W. S. Lee at the National Archives). Lewis, Benjamin, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. He did not report back to the regiment. Rennolds’ History, page 212, Ben Lews escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lowery, J. H., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Died while in prison, 19 May 1862. Buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Ill. Died from pneumonia. (A. H. Lowery and A. H. Lowrie are filed with J.H. Lowery at the National Archives). Lowery, Thomas/ T. W. Lowry, 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. Thomas Lowery also served in Co. "E" of the 20th Tn. Cav., (T. W. Loury). Tn. Confederate Pension # 8472, Henry Co., Tn. Lowery, William, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Took the oath to the U. S. while in prison. Discharged 30 Aug. 1862. (William C. Lowry/Loury). |
| His first wife was Josephine and his 2nd wife was Mary E. Holsapple Outland. Mary received a Confederate Widows pension from Ky. 6 June 1921, pension # 4066. Josiah died 6 March 1921 and is buried in the Outland Cemetery No. 2 in Calloway Co., Ky. Mary E. Outland is also buried in the Outland Cemetery, born 7 March 1852 and died 8 Sept. 1924. (The information on Josiah Outland was given by Mr. Donald L. Livingston of Fulton, Ky.). The burial place of Josephine, his first wife, is not known by the compiler. Palmer, E. A. /Ed Palmer, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. He took the oath to the U. S. while in prison. Lived in Henry Co., Tn., (Edward A. Palmer). Palmer, E. W., 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, (Elijah W. Palmer). Palmer, J. M., age 22, His name is found in Co. “G” of the 4th Consolidated Tn. Reg. at the end of the war. Paroled at Greensboro, N. C., 1 May 1865. (A J. M. Palmer is listed in Co.”H”, age 22, see Co. "H"). Palmer, James, Sgt., 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. See James Palmer of Co.”K”. Palmer, Washington, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. He took the oath to the U. S. while in prison. Perkins, J. M., 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. (James M. Perkins). Porter, W. B., Records show that he joined the Confederate service, 4 Oct. 1861 at Columbus, Ky., under Col. N.B.Forrest. He was elected 3rd Lt. of Co.”E” of the 46th Tn., Oct. 1862. His name is also listed in Co.”E” of the 55th Tn. Inf. as a 2nd Lt. The 55th was consolidated with the 46th. Powell, W. J., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Captured at Port Hudson, La. William Powell, Rennolds' History, page 213, killed at Atlanta, Ga. Lived in Henry Co., Tn., in the 23rd Di-strict, Lick Creek area, (William J. Powell). Radfurd, Sumner, He was on a furlough when the regiment was captured at Island No. 10. Furloughed Feb. 1862. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (J. S. Radford /Summer Radfurd). Rennolds' History, page 213, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Rider, T. R., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Discharged at Port Hudson, La., 1 April 1863, because he was overage, (Thomas R. Rider). Simmonds, John, 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. (John Simmons). Smith, Daniel, Furloughed on sick leave 18 Jan. 1862, and did not return to the regiment. Smith, J. W., Cpl., 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. Smith, John, Rennolds' History, page 213. Strickling, John N., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. |
| Sullivan, W. H., Sgt., 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, (William H. Sullivan). Swift, E. M., Discharged at Island No. 10, March 1862. The reason was not given. Swift, James, Listed in Rennolds' History, page 213, no information. Swift, Peter, Rennolds' History, page 213, He was discharged, the reason was not given. Swift, T. B., Furloughed 12 Jan. 1862, and did not return to the regiment. Lived in Henry Co., Tn., Thomas B. Swift, (National Archives). Tn. Confederate Pension # 10384 and # 7397. He lived in Weakley Co., Tn. when he filed for the pension. Todd, W. H., Died at Union City, Tn., 20 Jan. 1862. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. He is listed in The Military Annals of Tennessee, page 543, by John Lindsley, as dying in prison at Camp Douglas. Trout, Clay, Rennolds’ History, page 213, Captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. Turner, Jacob, 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. (Jacob P. Turner). Wall, D. K., No information. Walls, Peter, Discharged at Island No. 10, 26 March 1862, reason not given. (Peter Wall/B. P. Wall, National Archives). B. P. Wall, Tn. Confederate Pension # 13808, Henry Co., Tn. Walters, Oreander, Absent on sick furlough when the regiment was captured at Island No. 10. Furloughed Feb. 1862. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Waters, Robert, Rennolds' History, page 213, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Watkins, John, Rennolds' History, page 213, Captured at Island No. 10, transferred to the C. S. Navy at Mobile, Ala., served through the war. Lived in the 23rd District, Henry Co., Tn. Weatherly, J. J., Captured at Island No. 10, sent Camp Douglas, Ill. He took the oath to the U. S. while in prison, and was discharged 30 Aug. 1862. (Joseph J. Weatherly /Joe Weatherby). Webb, James, Rennolds' History, page 213, no information. Webb, William, Rennolds' History, page 213, no information. Whitfield, William, Cpl., See Co. "I". Williams, H. C., Sgt., 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. (Henry C. Williams, Tn. Confederate Pension # 12449, Henry Co., Tn.). Williams, J. A., Sgt., 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, (John A. Williams). Williams, J. T., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Chase, Ohio, transferred to Johnson's Island, 1 May 1862. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Promoted to Quartermaster, 30 Sept. 1862, Jackson, Ms. His name appears on a list as being Post Quartermaster at Palmetto, Ga., 20 July - 25 Sept. 1864. (James T. Williams). Williams, John R., Rennolds' History, page 213, Captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. Wilson, Capus, Rennolds' History, page 213, Captured at Island No. 10, died at Mobile, Ala. Wilson, William Duncan, Sgt., Transferred from Co.”K”, see Co. "K". |
| Wood, George, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (G. W. Wood). Wood, J. H., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Wood, John H., Cpl., 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, (National Archives). Workman, Jefferson Porter, He enlisted in the Confederate service in Oct. 1861. 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., (Jeff Workman). Born in 1835, Weakley Co.,Tn. He filed for a Ky. Confederate Pension on. 4 May 1912, no information was found on whether or not he received it. Jefferson P. Workman was a member of the James P. Pirtle U. C. V. Camp #9990, in Fulton, Ky., until his death in 1919. He is buried in the Fairview Cemetery in Fulton, Ky. next to his wife, Narcissus "Sis" Hammond. She was 77 when she died. Wright, Henry, Rennolds' History, page 214, He was discharged because of ill health. Yarbrough, W. J., Sgt., age 20, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. He was surrendered at the end of the war at Johnsonville, Tn., 22 May 1865. Took the oath to the U. S., 23 May. Lived in Carroll Co., Tn. (William J. Yarbrough/Yarboro). Young, Robert W., 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. In Rennolds' History, page 214, Robert W. Young escaped capture at Island No. 10. Wood, John Tilman, was born to the union of George W. and Mary Wood, ca. 1833. He married lst, Mary Lewis in 1857, Henry Co., Tn., 2nd, Catherine Taylor in 1869, Carroll Co., Tn. John is listed as serving in Co.”E” of the 46th Tn. Inf. Moving to Missouri after 1880, purchasing land in Dunklin County from the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Co. in 1887 and 1890. On 17 July 1890 John Wood was shot and killed in Dunklin County. He is buried in the Elder Cemetery north of Campbell, Mo. (Information from Harold M. Wood, Campbell, Mo.) |
| Lowry, Tobe, Rennolds' History, page 212, Escaped at Island No. 10. Malone, C. C. /Chance C. Malone, 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. He is listed as being a cpl. Malone, George, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Records show that Pvt. George Malone died 8 June 1862 at Canton, Ms., (1863), National Archives. Rennolds' History, page 212, Captured at Island No. 10, died while in prison. He is also listed in The Military Annals of Tennessee, by John Lindsley, page 543, as dying in prison at Camp Douglas, Ill. Malone, Lawrence H., 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. He lived in Henry Co., Tn. Marshall, James Monroe, Sgt, age 23, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. (Tn. Confederate Pension # 8333, lived in Henry Co., Tn.). Mayfield, Samuel, Rennolds' History, page 212, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Maxey, Jabez, Listed in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 265, no information. McCampbell, Andrew, Rennolds' History, page 212, no information. McCampbell, I. A., Captured at Island NO. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Elected lst Lt. 30 Sept. 1862. His name also appears on a list as a county enrolling officer of the 9th District, 1864. His name also appears on an inspection report at Lovejoy Station, Ga., 15 Sept 1864. (Isaac A McCampbell). Moody, W. J., Sgt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Died while in prison, 3 July 1862. Buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery in Chicago, Ill. Records at the National Archives also show that he took the oath to the U. S. while he was in prison. He died from pneumonia. (W. J. Moody/Monday). Muzzle, W. A., age 20, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. He died at Mobile, Ala. in the Ross Military Hospital, 27 Oct. 1863, from acute dysentery. (William A. Muzzal). Mother, Mary Muzzle. Muzzle, W. S., 2nd Lt., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (S. W. Muzzle). O'Daniel, Joe, Listed in Rennolds' History, page 213, no information. A Joe O'Daniel is also listed in Co. "GI' of the 5th Tn.Inf., Rennolds' History, page 154. O'Gwynn, Tyler M./T. M. O'Guinn,Sgt., Captured 17 June 1864 at Marietta, Ga., sent to Nashville, Tn., then to Louisville, Ky. and then to Camp Morton, Ind. Outland, Josiah S., Born in Tn., 29 Dec. 1843. He was the son of the Rev. Josephus and Rhoda V. Outland. He was member of Co. "E" of the 46th Tn. Inf. for part of the war, and also served in Co. “G” of the 12th Ky. Cav. Enlisting in the later, 20 April 1864 in Murray, Ky. Engaged at Brices Cross Roads, Ms., Hood's Nashville Campaign, (Tennessee Campaign), and was with General N. B. Forrest. Surrendered at Eastport, Ms. in 1865. Josiah was a member of the H. B. Lyon U. C. V. Camp #1259 in Murray, Ky. and received a Confederate Pension from Ky., 25 July 1912, # 355. |
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