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| Company “F” was consolidated 24 Oct. 1863 with Company “A”. Company officers at the regiment’s organization, 29 Nov. 1861, are as follows: John C. Poyner, Capt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Chase, Ohio, transferred to Johnson's Island, 26 April 1862. He was exchanged Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Records show that he was sick in the hospital in Jackson Ms. Resigned 4 Oct. 1862. (J. C. Poiner). George W. Scott, lst. Lt., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. His name was dropped from the roll on 30 Sept. 1862. Brodie T. Howard, 2nd Lt., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. He lived in Henry Co., Tn. Captured 6 Jan. 1864 in Tn. His name appears on a list of prisoners at Rock Island Barracks, Ill., as being received from Columbus, Ky., dated 16 Jan. 1864. Brodie T. Howard is listed in Co.”K” of the 20th Tn. Cav., Rennolds' History, pages 214 and 274. He was the son of James and Jackie Howard. Miles F. Tyler, 3rd Lt., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. He resigned 16 May 1862, because of bad health,(bad feet and ankles). Succeeded by J. W. Callicott. William T. Sims, 1st Sgt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Elected captain at the regiment’s reorganization, 30 Sept. 1862 at Jackson, Ms. He was the son of William and Sarah Sims. W. T. Jones, 2nd Sgt., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Rennolds' History, page 214, listed as the 2nd Sgt. is W. S. Jones, escaped capture at Island No. 10, (probably the same soldier). J. H. Sims, 3rd Sgt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Died while in prison, 20 May 1862, from typhoid fever. He is buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Ill. (J. Harvey Sims). J. W. Callicott, 4th Sgt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. He was elected Lt. of the regiment 30 Sept. 1862, at the regiments reorganization. His name is found as being a 2nd Lt. in Co. "F" of the 55th Tn. Inf., and was admitted to the lst Mississippi C. S. Hosp. in Jackson, Ms., 31 May 1863. He resigned 20 March 1865. (John W. Callicott /John Wesley Callicott / Wes Callicutt). G. M. Milliken, 5th Sgt., Escaped captured at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn., (Sgt. George Milliken). P. A. Scott, lst. Cpl., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Surrendered at Danville, Va., 4 May 1865, took the oath to the U. S. and returned home. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Born 9 June 1829, died 14 June 1909. He is buried in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Henry Co., Tn. (Pink Scott/Pinkney A. Scott). W. Logan Tharpe, 2nd Cpl., Captured at Island No. 10. Records show that he was at Camp Douglas, Ill. in the hospital, dated 14 June 1862. He also served in Co.”K” of the 20th Tn. Cav. Rennolds' History, page 215, captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. |
| T. LaFayette Bowden, 3rd Cpl, Killed at Island No. 10, 6 April 1862, by an exploding shell. In The Military Annals of Tennessee, page 543, by John Lindsley, he stated that Bowden died June of 1862. This is an error, because according to Rennolds' History, pages 182 and 215, he states that he was killed by an exploding shell at Island No. 10., the same information as the National Archives gives. ******************************************************************************** Aclin, R. W. /Robert W. Acklin, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Graves Co., Ky. Acklin, Robert A., Rennolds' History, page 215, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. (could be R. W. Aclin). Ayry, Jeff, Rennolds' History, page 215, transferred to Co. "K". Baldwin, H. D., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Released by taking the oath to the U. S., 30 Aug. 1862. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (Records at the National Archives shows him being captured at Fort Donelson, Tn., 16 Feb. 1862. This is most likely an error). Rennolds' History, page 215, Henry Baldwin escaped capture at Island No. 10, and returned to the regiment. Baldwin, W. H., age 26, captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Took the oath to the U. S. while in prison. (W. R. Baldwin is filed at the National Archives under W. H. Baldwin. William R. Baldwin of Co.”F” also took the oath to the U. S). Rennolds' History, page 215, William Baldwin was captured at Island No. 10 and took the oath while in prison. Barton, J. W., Quartermaster Sgt., age 36, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. J. Wade Barton in the 1860 Henry Co., Tn. Census was living with his wife, Mary A., age 32. He was the son of Benjamin J. Barton and Rebecca Killebrew of Henry Co., Tn. He married, 17 Sept. 1846, Mary Ann Hardy. J. W. Barton was born in the 11th District of Henry Co., Tn. Berry, W. L., age 30, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Rennolds' History, page 215, William Berry is listed as escaping Island No. 10. Brann, Thomas J., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. (Thomas Bram). Brannam, Thomas J., Records show that he surrendered to the U. S. Government at Fort Donelson, Tn., 29 May 1865. He was six feet tall. (Thomas J. Brannana). Bryers, Anderson/A Byars, Cpl., age 24, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg Ms. Reported as deserting April 1863 at Port Hudson, La. Rennolds' History, page 215, Anderson Byars died at Port Hudson, La. (A. Byais is filed with Anderson Bryers at the National Archives). Buckly, J. M., Discharged at Island No. 10, 24 March 1862, reason not given. Buckly Jr., John, Rennolds' History, page 215, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Served Oct. 1861 - 3 Nov. 1863. Living in Weakley Co., Tn. in the 1890's when he received a Tn. Confederate Pension, Pension # 6725. (Paimersville, Weakley Co., Tn.). Burton, L. H. /Lemuel H. Burton, age 32, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. He was furloughed to "Sredy, La.” Oct. 1862, National Archives. Rennolds' History, page 215, discharged because of ill health. |
| Byais, A., Cpl., (Byars), Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862 at Vicksburg, Ms. Last seen at Port Hudson, La., April 1863, Anderson Bryers. Rennolds' History, page 215, Anderson Byars, captured at Island No. 10, died at Port Hudson. Byars, G. P., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (Tn. Confederate Pension # 14361). At the National Archives Q. P. Byars is filed with G. P. Byars. Byars, Q. P., Listed in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 71, company not listed. See G. P. Byars of this company. Byars, Zack, Rennolds' History, page 215, Escaped capture at Island No. 10, no other information found. Caldwell, R. J. /Robert Caldwell/Robert Cardwell, Sgt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Promoted to 4th Sgt., 29 Feb. 1862, to fill the vacancy of J. E. Powell. He is reported as deserting July of 1863, near Forrest Station, Ms. Rennolds' History, page 215, states that Robert Caldwell escaped capture at Island No. 10 and served through the war. Call, D., Listed in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 73. Tn. Confederate Pension # 12415, Henry Co., Tn. Call, William, Absent from Island 10 and escaped being captured. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. William Call married Mary Lamb, 16 Dec. 1858. Callicutt, Wes, Lt., See J. W. Callicott, 4th Sgt., of this Co. Cantrell, S. /S. Cantwell/Stephen Cantrell, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Died at Port Hudson, La., 6 Nov. 1862, National Archives. Rennolds' History, page 215, Stephen Cantrell, escaped capture at Island No. 10, returned to the regiment, died April 1863. Listed in The Military Annals of Tennessee, page 543, by John Lindsley, S. Cantwell died April 1862. Cogle, James, Listed in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 97, as being in 2nd Co.”F” of the 46th Tn. Coleman, C. R., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (Carr Coleman). Coleman, L./Lewis Coleman/ L. Coalman, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Rennolds' History, page 215. Crews, William, Rennolds' History, page 215, Escaped capture at Island No. 10, returned to the regiment and served through the war. (William Cruse). Critenden, S., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (Shelby Crittenden). Cromer, W. E., lst Sgt., See W. E. Crowder. Crowder, J. J., no information. Crowder, T. J., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (Thomas Crowder). Crowder, William E., 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. Reg. as a 1st Sgt. Rennolds' History, page 215, elected lst Sgt. at the regiments reorganization, (the 46th), and served through the war. (W. E. Cromer is filed with W. E. Crowder, National Archives). |
| Cruse, William, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (William Crews). Dobbins, James L., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. He was sent to Vicksburg, Ms. for exchange, served through the war. His name also appears in Co.”G” of the 4th Consolidated Tn. Reg. at the end of the war. Born 21 June 1842, died 16 April 1908. James Dobbins is buried in the Mill Creek Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery in Henry Co., Tn. Dumas, B. F. /Benjamin F. Dumas /B. F. Drumas/ Frank Dumas, was promoted to 2nd Lt., 30 Sept. 1862. Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 8 Sept. 1862. He was wounded near Atlanta, Ga. in the Battle of Ezra Church, 28 July 1864, and was admitted to a Federal Hospital with a gun shot wound to the neck,(fracture), and the right femur. He died 12 Aug. 1864 from his wounds. Rennolds' History, page 216, Frank Dumas, elected Lt. at the reorganization, killed at Atlanta, East, John H., Listed in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 140, no information. Eavans, John/J. Evans, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Died 25 Aug. 1862, and is buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Ill. In Military Annals of Tennessee, page 543 by John Lindsley, he is listed as dying 8 Nov. 1862, J. Evans. He lived in the 23rd District, Lick Creek area of Henry Co.,Tn. Edwards, Calvin, Rennolds' History, page 218, escaped capture at Island No. 10. Freeman, J. W. / Warren Freeman, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Geyll, Isaac H. /N., Captured at Chattahoochee, Ga., 5 July 1864, sent to Camp Morton, Ind. Died 1 Aug. 1864, from chronic diarrhea, and is buried in the Green Lawn Cemetery,(grave #1014) Indianapolis, Ind. (Isaac Guil). Grooms, S. M. /Samuel Groomes, age 27, Escaped at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Parents, Samuel and Elizabeth Grooms. Haley, Richard, Rennolds' History, page 216, transferred to some other company. Haral, W. H., Discharged at Hickman, Ky., 5 Feb. 1862, (William Harrell). Rennolds' History, page 216, escaped at Island No. 10. Hartfield, B., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 8 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms., (Bradford Hartsfield). Rennolds' History, page 216, died Aug. 1863. He is listed in The Military Annals of Tennessee, page 543, by John Lindsley, as dying Aug. 1862. (Died 15 May 1863, Port Hudson). Hellard, Anderson, see H. A. Hillard. Henderson, J. J., He is reported as deserting 7 Sept. 1864 near Atlanta, Ga. His name appears on a list of prisoners in a military prison in Chattanooga, Tn., dated 27 Sept. 1864. He took the oath to the U. S., (John Jackson Henderson). Tn. Confederate Pension # 4482, Obion Co., Tn. (See John Jackson Henderson of Co.”A”). |
| Herald, W., Discharged at Hickman, Ky., Feb. 1862, reason not given. Hill, A., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Rennolds' History, page 216, Alvius Hill, escaped Island No. 10. Hillard, H. A., (Hilliard), Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Weakley Co., Tn. Rennolds' History, page 216, Anderson Hellard, escaped at Island No. 10. Hopper, Carson R., Captured at Atlanta, Ga., 3 Aug. 1864. Died in Nashville, Tn., 23 Sept. 1864, from chronic diarrhea. He was first buried in the Nashville City Cemetery, grave # 9443. His remains were moved to the Mt. Olivet Cemetery in 1867, (The Confederate mass grave) . Age 41. (took oath to U.S. 2 Sept 1864) . House, W. T., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Wounded and captured at Nashville, Tn., 16 Dec. 1864. Died 5 Jan. 1865 and was buried first in the Nashville City Cemetery, grave 10998. His remains were moved in 1867 to the Mt. Olivet Cemetery, (Confederate mass grave). The records show that he died from a shell wound, age 35. House, William, Rennolds' History, page 216, Captured at Island No. 10, transferred to a company of sharpshooters, killed at Nashville, Tn. (See W. T. House). Howard, R. M., Captured at Island NO. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Robert Howard, Rennolds' History, page 216, captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. Jenkins, John, Rennolds' History, page 216, died during the war. Jones, W. S., See W. T. Jones, 2nd Sgt. Jones, William M., Rennolds' History, page 216, Escaped Island No. 10. Jones, William R., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Reported as deserting in Brandon, Ms., July 1864. (Tn. Confederate Pension # 13663, Weakley Co., Tn.). Journey, R. S., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Died while in prison, 27 July 1862. He was buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Ill., (R. S. Jurney). Listed in John Lindsley's book, The Military Annals of Tennessee, page 543, Mr.Journey is listed as dying 15 May 1862. Kerby, W. E., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Captured at Port Hudson, La. and was paroled, 9 July 1863. (William E. Kirby). See William E. Kirby of Co.”D”. Kerkendall, J. R., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Key, F. L., Rennolds, History, page 216, Captured at Island No. 10, and died while in prison, July 1862, at Camp Douglas, Ill. (See T. L. Key). Key, H. S., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co. Tn. Key, Seaton, Rennolds' History, page 216, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Key, Thomas L., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Died while in prison, 16 Aug. 1862 and is buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Ill. He lived in the 23rd District, |
| Lick Creek area, Henry Co., Tn. (T. L. Key/T. L. Kay). Rennolds' History, page 216, Thompson Key, escaped capture at Island No. 10. Key. W. H., Escaped capture at Island No. 10 by swimming Reelfoot Lake. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. in the 23rd District, Lick Creek area. (William Harrison Key, Tn. Confederate Pension No. 7848). Born in Fayette Co., Tn., ca. 1841/42, to Garlin Key and Frances Lynn. He worked in his father's cabinet shop before the war. In a questionnaire dated ca. 1922, William H. Key, stated he was captured at Franklin, Tn. while on retreat with Hood's Army. "I was wounded on the second chase near the Adams gin at Franklin." (Wounded in the right hand, loosing three fingers). Living in Crossland, Calloway, Co., Ky. in 1922. King, R. /Rufus King, age 21, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry, Co., Tn. Rennolds' History, page 216, Rufus King, escaped capture at Island No. 10, returned to the regiment, left sick at Port Hudson, La., fate unknown. Lafon, L., Discharged at Island No. 10, 24 March 1862, reason not given, (Louis Lafon). Lampkins, A. H., (Lamkins), Furloughed from Union City, Tn. to Henry Co., Tn., 15 Jan. 1862 and did not return. (Sick Furlough). Lampkins, Abe, Rennolds' History, page 216, Escaped at Island No. 10. Lamkins, G. B., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Lampkins, Matthew /M. S. Lamkins, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Reported as deserting at Forrest Station, Ms., July 1863. Rennolds' History, page 217, captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. Lampkins, Robert, Rennolds' History, page 217, captured at Island No. 10. Luter, F. M., (Frank), Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Born in Tn., 1831. He lived in Marshall Co., Ky. in 1860 with his wife, M. J. and son, Charles H. Frank Luter was a member of the H.B. Lyon U. C. V. Camp #1259 in Murray, Ky. He died 7 Dec. 1915 and is buried in the Martins Chapel Cemetery in Calloway Co., Ky. He died in the home of a son, Joe Luter, 2 miles south of Murray. Luter, R. A./Robert A. Luter/Luther, Escaped capture at Island No. 10, and returned to the regiment. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Captured at Nashville, Tn., 15 Dec. 1864, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Transferred to Point Lookout, Md., 28 June 1865. He took the oath to the U. S. and was released. Maberry, John P., Listed in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol.2, page 256, no information. Mare, J., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Marshal, C. P., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Took the oath to the U. S. while in prison. Discharged 30 Aug. 1862, (Charles P. Marshall). Maxwell, M. Y., Rennolds' History, page 217, Transferred to Co. "D" of the 5th Tn. Inf. McCall, William S., Rennolds' History, page 217, escaped capture at Island No. 10, served in the cavalry. (Wm. McCall, Co. "G"). |
| McMichall, George, He is listed as escaping from Camp Douglas, Ill. Probably captured at Island No. 10. McMichael, John, Rennolds' History, page 217, escaped capture at Island No. 10. McMichall, J. W., Cpl., (John W. McMichall), captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Took the oath to the U. S. while in prison. He is listed as being a nurse in the hospital at Camp Douglas. McMicheal, J. M., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Weakley Co., Tn. Milum, W. R., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Riley Milum, son of Mrs. Rachel Milum of Henry Co., Tn. Rennolds' History, page 297. Moore, Euphriates /E. More, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. He died 13 Sept. 1862, while in prison. He is buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Ill. Cause of death was chronic diarrhea. Parents were John Huey Moore and Eliza Sheridan born 12 June 1840, in Tn. The Moore family moved to Fulton, Ky. in 1860, from Henry Co., Tn. John was born in N. C., 25 Jan. 1809 and married Eliza, 9 Jan. 1831. She was born in Va., 16 Dec. 1815. Moore, N. E., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn., (N. E. More). Rennolds' History, page 217, Newton Moore escaped capture at Island No. 10., served in Co.”K” of the 20th Tn. Cav., Rennolds' History, page 274, served through the war. Morrison, W. D., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Graves Co., Ky. Nance, S. T., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept.- 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Records show that he deserted near Brandon, Ms., July 1863, (Stephen T. Nance, Cpl.). Nichoels, J. R., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas Ill. He was left sick at Camp Douglas Hospital when the regiment was exchanged. On 29 Sept. 1862, he was taken to Cairo, Ill. to be delivered for exchange at Vicksburg, Ms., 1 Nov. 1862. He was reported as deserting at Brandon, Ms., July 1863. (See J. R. Nickel/ Nicholls of Co. "I"). Tn. Confederate Pension # 14660, Henry Co., Tn. Nichoels, W. J., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. He was left sick at Camp Douglas when the regiment was exchanged 23 Sept. 1862 and was later exchanged 22 Nov. 1862. Captured at Nashville, Tn., 15 Dec. 1864, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. He was a conscripted from Weakley Co., Tn. (J. W. Nickaels/William J. Nichol/Jefferson W. Nichols are also filed at the National Archives). Nicholls, Jeff W., Rennolds' History, page 217, Captured at Island No. 10, died Sept. 1862. Military Annuls of Tennessee, by John Lindsley, page 543, died Sept. 1862. Nicholls, Ransom, Rennolds' History, page 217, captured at Island No. 10 and Nashville, Tn., served through the war. Parham, T. E. /Thomas Parham, Cpl., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Weakley Co., Tn. Rennolds' History, page 217, Thomas Parham, escaped at Island No. 10, joined the Federals. |
| Powell, Edward, Rennolds' History, page 217, died of the measles. Powell, H. C., He was at home on sick furlough when the regiment was captured at Island No.10. Furloughed from Hickman, Ky. and did not return to the regiment. Powell, J. E., He died at home in Henry Co., Tn. after receiving a sick furlough from Union City, Tn., 20 Jan. 1862. He died in Feb. of 1862. (See Edward Powell). A Edward Powell died of the measles, and lived in the 23rd District, Lick Creek area of Henry Co., Tn., Old 23rd District, by Charles D. Robbins. (Sgt. Edward Powell). Powell, S. O., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. He died from pneumonia while in prison, 4 June 1862, and is buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Ill. In John Lindsley's Military Annals of Tennessee, page 543, died July 1862. He lived in the 23rd District, Lick Creek area of Henry Co., Tn. Powell, W. H., Rennolds' History, page 217, escaped capture at Island No. 10. Old 23rd District, by Charles D. Robbins, he lived in the 23rd District, Lick Creek area of Henry Co., Tn. Prince, Green, Rennolds' History, page 217, escaped Island No. 10, joined the cavalry and was killed by being thrown from his horse. Prince, H. M., Escaped capture at Island No. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Prince, J. S., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Records at the National Archives show that he deserted at Brandon, Ms., July 1863. Rennolds' History, page 218, John Prince, escaped capture at Island No. 10, returned to the regiment, served three and one half years. Ridgeway, A. J., Sgt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Albert J. Ridgway. Rennolds' History, page 218, Albert Ridgway, captured at Island No. 10, died during the war. Also in Rennolds' History, page 275, Co.”K” of the 20th Tn. Cav., A. J. Ridgway, served until Aug. 1864. Ridgeway, B. F., A. Q. M., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. He was resigned and was succeeded by J. T. Williams. Ridgeway, E. L., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. He was reported as deserting July 1863, near Forrest Station, Ms. (Eppison/Effison Ridgeway). Ridgeway, J. H., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. (Joseph H. Ridgeway, National Archives). Ridgeway, LaFayette, Rennolds' History, page 218, Captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. Scott, J. M., Rennolds' History, page 218, Captured at Island No. 10, served through the war. (James Scott). Scott, James Samuel, Sgt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent Camp Douglas, Ill. A letter dated 16 July 1862 from James S. Scott himself states, he wants to take the oath to the U. S. The letter is on file at the National Archives. Rennolds' History, page 218, J. Samuel Scott, captured at Island No. 10, elected lst Sgt. at |
| the regiment’s reorganization, served through the war. (Tennessee Confederate Pension #7435, Henry Co., Tn.) He was born 14 Feb. 1838, died 23 Oct. 1915, wife, L. C. Scott 1838 - 1902. They are buried in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Henry Co., Tn. Scott, P. H., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Scott, Peter, Rennolds' History, page 218, Captured at Island No. 10 and joined the Federals. Scott, S. D., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Sheridan, A. J. Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. He took the oath to the U. S. while in prison, and was left with the sick at Camp Douglas, as an acting nurse. (Andrew J. Sheridan). Rennolds, History, page 218, A. J. Sheridan, escaped at Island No. 10. (?). Sheridan, G. W., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas Ill. He took the oath to the U. S. while in prison. He was left sick at Camp Douglas. Records show that he escaped and rejoined the regiment. Captured at Nashville, Tn., 15 Dec. 1864, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill., and took the oath to the U. S. Records also show that he joined the U. S. Army, 3 April 1865, the 6th U. S. Vol. Inf. (George W. Sheridan). Sheridan, Henry, Rennolds' History, page 218, captured at Island No. 10, escaped at Cairo, Ill. Sheridan, J. H., 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. (John H. Sheridan). Sheridan, T. H., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas Ill. He took the oath to the U. S. while in prison. He was left as a nurse with the sick of the regiment at Camp Douglas. Records also show that he escaped. (Thomas. H. Sheridan, Tn. Confederate Pension # 6610, Henry Co., Tn.). Sims, Marion, Rennolds' History, page 218, died at home while on furlough. He was the son of William and Sarah Sims, brother to W. T. Sims of this Company. Stephens, W. A., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Rennolds' History, page 218, William Stephens, escaped capture at Island No. 10. Stile, W. F., Rennolds' History, page 219, Transferred to Co.”D” of the 5th Tn. Inf., (also listed in Co. "B" 5th Tn). Rennolds' History, page 142, William Stiles, Co.”D” 5th Tn., died during the war. Stuart, G. W., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Reported as deserting near Forrest Station, Ms., July 1863. (G. W. Stuard /George Stewart, National Archives). Rennolds' History, page 218, served in Co.”H” 12th Ky. Cav., wounded and lost an arm at Harrisburg. (A George Stewart was found as enlisting Oct. 1863, at Spring Creek, Tn. in the 20th Ky. Cav. Co."G". Engaged in Brice's Cross Roads, Hood's Nashville Campaign and was with Gen. N. B. Forrest). Stuart, T. M., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (T. M. Stuard/Thomas Stewart, National Archives). Rennolds' History, page 218, Thomas Stewart, also served in Co. |
| “H” 12th Ky. Cav. The Report of the Adjutant General of Kentucky (Confederate), Vol. 2, page 138, Thomas Stewart is listed in Co. "I" or the 12th Ky. Cav. (Pvt., enlisted 28 April 1864 in Tn., T. M. D. Stewart, deserted 5 May 1864. A listing for a T. W. Stewart also found on page 138, enlisted 28 April 1864 in Tn.). Sullers, Harrison, Rennolds' History, page 219, Escaped at Island No. 10. (See Harrison Sutten of Co.”G”). Summers, E. D., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (Ezekiel Somers, National Archives). Rennolds' History, page 218, Ezekiel Somers, died during the war. Sweat, A. W., Cpl., Captured near Atlanta, Ga., July 1864. He took the oath to the U. S. 26 Aug. 1864. Discharged 4 Sept. 1864 Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (Albert W. Sweat). Wade, J. C., Sgt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. His name appears on a list as being sick in the hospital, Oct. 1862, at Grenada, Ms. (John C. Wade/J. C. Waid, National Archives). Rennolds' History, page 219, John Wade, lost sight of in Ms. Oct. 1862. Webster, J. T., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (John Webster). Rennolds' History, page 219. Webster, S., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co. Tn. (Shadrach Webster). Rennolds, History, page 219. Wiggins, R. W., Rennolds' History, page 219, Captured at Island No. 10, discharged because of ill health. Wiggins, W. R., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. In a letter on file at the National Archives, dated 7 Oct. 1862 at Holly Springs, Ms., W. R. Wigginsis listed as being in Co.”D” and is applying for a discharge. He is applying because of a disability, a hernia. He was discharged 15 Oct. 1862. Born in Sampson Co., N. C., ca. 1822. (William R. Wiggins/R. W. Wiggins, National Archives). Note, W. R. Wiggins, Pvt., Co.”F” of the 46th Tn. Inf. is listed in the Camp Douglas burial records, as dying 7 June 1862, and is buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery in Chicago, Ill. This information was found on page 263, Confederate P. 0. W.'s Who Died in Federal Prisons and Military Hospitals in the North, by Ingmire and Ericson, 1984. Wilkerson, J. J., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Died while in prison, 3 June 1862. He is buried in the Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Ill. (Died from pneumonia). Winters, Elisha, Rennolds' History, page 219, Died at Island No. 10. Winters, John W., Rennolds' History, page 219, Discharged because of ill health. |
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