46thI

Company "I" was consolidated 24 Oct. 1863 with Companies "B", “D” and “G”. Company officers at the regiment’s organization are as follows:

Robert A. Owens, Capt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Chase, Ohio. Transferred 3 July 1862 to Johnson's Island, sent to Vicksburg, Ms., 1 Sept. 1862, to be exchanged. Promoted to Lt. Col., 30 Sept. 1862, promoted to Col., 21 Oct. 1863. J. D. Wilson succeeded him as Lt. Col. His name appears on an inspection report dated 15 Sept. 1864, near Lovejoy Station, Ga. Rennolds'
History, page 225, wounded at Jackson, Ms., served through the war. (Tn. Confederate Pension # 4248, Henry Co., Tn.).
John H. Williams, 1st Lt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Chase, Ohio, transferred to Johnson's Island, 1 May 1862. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Resigned at the regiment’s reorganization at Jackson, Ms., 30 Sept. 1862. He was succeeded by Isaac M. Hudson /J. M. Hudson, National Archives.
Isaac M. Hudson, 2nd Lt./Adjutant, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Chase, Ohio. Transferred to Johnson's Island, 26 April 1862. Sent to Vicksburg, Ms. 1 Sept. 1862, for exchange. He was captured at Paris, Tn., 10 Jan. 1864, sent to Camp Morton near Indianapolis, Ind., then to Johnson's Island. He took the oath to the U. S. and was released, 14 June 1865. (J. M. Hudson and J. W. Hudson are filed under Isaac M. Hudson at the National Archives). Rennolds' History, page 225, Captured at home while on recruiting service, appointed adjutant at the regiments reorganization, served through the war.
William P. Caldwell /William Coldwell, 3rd. Lt., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. At the regiments reorganization, he was replaced by J. A. Cooper, because he did not report back to the regiment. His name was dropped from the roster, 30 Sept. 1862.
William R. Williams, lst Sgt., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Records show he deserted 14 May 1863 at Jackson, Ms.
M. L. Williams, 2nd Sgt., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. He lived in Henry Co., Tn. (See J. M. L. Williams).
William D. Thompson, 3rd Sgt., age 23, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. He was employed as a teamster, 8 Nov. - 30 Nov. 1863 in Calhoun, Ga. He took the oath to the U. S., 5 May 1865. Lived in Henry Co., Tn.
William H. Biles, 4th Sgt., Escaped capture at Island No. 10, did not return to the regiment. Lived in Henry Co., Tn.
J. B. Owens, lst Cpl., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn., (John B. Owens). Rennolds' History, page 225, he served in Co.”F” of the 20th Tn. Cav., page 271, Co.”F” of the 20th Tn. Cav., wounded near Jackson, Tn., served through the war, present at the surrender. (Tn. Confederate Pension # 1742, Henry Co., Tn.).
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Allman, John W., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Died at Port Hudson La., 7 April 1863. Rennolds' History, page 225, J. W. Almond, died 7 April 1862. (?). The Military Annals of Tennessee, page 544, by John B. Lindsley, died 7 April 1863.
Atchinson, John H., This name is on file at the National Archives under John W. Atkinson, see John W. Atkinson.
Atkins, B. F., Deserted at Island No. 10, 25 Feb. 1862. Lived in Henry Co., Tn.
Atkins, Richard, Rennolds' History, page 225, no information.
Atkinson, J. W., age 37, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Paroled at the end of the war in Co.”G” of the 4th Consolidated Tn. Inf. J. W. Atkerson and John Atchinson are on file under J. W. Atkinson at the National Archives. (Tn. Confederate Pension 4877, Henry Co. Tn.).
Black, J. W., His name was found on a list of prisoners of war who died at the Cumberland General Hospital, Nashville, Tn., from Dec. 15 - 30, 1864. He had a gun shot wound to the left arm, that resulted in amputation. He was buried in the City Cemetery of Nashville, grave # 10575. His remains were moved to the Mt. Olivet Cemetery in 1867. (Captured 16 Dec. 1864, died on 22 Dec.). His name is also found in the 55th/56th Tn. Inf.
Bond, Thomas E., Cpl./Sgt, age 19, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Captured near Springhill, Tn., 18 Dec. 1864, sent to Camp Chase, Ohio. In the 1860 Henry Co., Tn. Census, he is listed at age 16, living with his mother, Nancy H. Bond, age 33. (also listed as T. E. Vond at the National Archives).
Brown, J. L., Joined the Confederate service 16 June 1861 at Smithsville, Ark., by a Col. Shaver. Re-enlisted 14 Aug. 1863 at Enterprise, Ms., in the 46th Tn. Inf. Co.”I”.
Caldwell, David /D. C. Calwell, Joined the regiment 29 Nov. 1861, Paris, Tn. Died 23 Dec. 1861 at home in Henry Co., Tn. Other records show that D. C. Caldwell died 7 Jan. 1862 at Union City, Tn. Rennolds' History, page 225 and The Military Annals of Tenn., page 544, by John B. Lindsley.
Coker, Thomas, This man is listed in Confederate P. 0. Ws, Soldiers and Sailors Who Died in Federal Prisons and Military Hospitals in the North, page 184, by Ingmire and Ericson, as being in Co. "I" of the 46th Tn. Inf., dying in Lexington, Ky., at a Federal Hospital, 1 Nov.1862. Buried in the Lexington Cem., Confederate plot, grave # 64. Records could not be found on this man as being in the 46th Tn. There was a Thomas Coker found as being in Co. "I" of the 47th Tn., Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 97.
Cooper, Anthony, Rennolds' History, page 225, no information. See James A. Cooper.
Cooper,Caldwell, age 20, Rennolds' History, page 225, no information.
Cooper, Henry, Rennolds' History, page 226, Escaped capture at Island No. 10, enlisted in the cavalry.
Cooper, J. L., No information.

Cooper, James A., age 23, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Captured 26 July 1864 at Atlanta, Ga. Took the oath to the U. S., 26 Aug. 1864. James Anthony Cooper was the son of Con/Core/Cose and Elizabeth Cooper of Henry Co., Tn. (P. A. Cooper is filed under J. A. Cooper at the National Archives). James A. Cooper, Bvt. 2nd Lt.
Cooper, K /Kennian Cooper, Cpl., Reported as deserting at Port Hudson, La., 9 March 1863. Surrendered at Fort Donelson, Tn., 15 May 1865. His name is also listed as being in Co.”D” of the 55th Tn. Inf., (Brown's). Lived in Henry Co., Tn. He was the son of Con/Core/Case and Elizabeth Cooper. (Kinyon/Kinion Cooper).
Dalton, James W., age 24, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. At the end of the war he surrendered at Fort Donelson, Tn., 19 May 1865.
Dalton, John W., 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. (J. W. Dolton).
Dunn, J. M., Reported as deserting at Port Hudson, La., 9 March 1863.
Dunn, W. H., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Reported as deserting 9 March 1863 at Port Hudson, La.
Fowler, James, 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.
Frazier, D. T., Drummer, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. He did not return to the regiment. Lived in Henry Co., Tn.
Frazier, J. P., age 17, Enlisted 10 Nov. 1862 by Jonathan S. Dawson in Humphreys Co., Tn. Discharged 16 Feb. 1863, because of a disability. Born in Henry Co., Tn. He also served in Co. "F" of the 20th Tn. Cav.
Griffin, W. H. /Henry Griffin, Enterred the Confederate service 1 May 1861 at Fort Wright, Tipton Co., Tn. He enlisted in Co."F" of the 154th Sr. Tn. Inf., under Col. Preston Smith. Served in the 46th Tn. Inf. and was reported as deserting, 14 May 1863. Rennolds' History, page 17, Co.”F” 154th Sr. Tn., served one year, page 226, Co.”I”, 46th Tn., Henry Griffin. (W. H. Griffin, 1835 - 1907, buried in the Later Day Saints Cemetery in Henry Co., Tn.).
Harp, I. M., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. National Archives. This name also appears in Co.”I”, of the 36th Tn. Inf., Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 191.
Hastings, Nathaniel R., 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. His name also appears in Co.”F” of the 20th Tn. Cav. (W. R. Hastings is filed under Nathaniel R. Hastings at the National Archives). N. R. Histin.
Hastings, W. S. /W. L. Hastings, age 24, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. He joined the regiment 1 Jan. 1862 at Union City, Tn. He was employed as a teamster in Calhoun, Ga., 8 Nov. - 30 Nov. 1863.
Hays, J. M., Died at Port Hudson, La., 1 April 1863.
Husting, N. R., Filed under N. R. Hastings at the National Archives.

King, W. E., Died at home while on furlough in Henry Co., Tn. 16 Feb 1862.
Lamb, S. H., Discharged, 20 March 1862, because of a disability. He lived in Henry Co., Tn.
Lee, D. C., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Died while in prison, 4 May 1862. He is probably buried in the Oak Woods Cemetery in Chicago, Ill. His name does not appear in the burial records for Camp Douglas. Oak Woods Cemetery is where the dead from Camp Douglas are buried. He died from pneumonia. (Duncan C. Lee).
Lee, H. C., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Escaped from prison, 7 May 1862. He did not report back to the regiment. (Tn. Confederate Pension # 4760, Henry Co., Tn.).
Lee, J. P., 3rd Sgt., age 41, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. Elected 2nd Sgt., 30 Sept. 1862. Records show he was a county enrolling officer for the 9th District. Rennolds' History, page 226, he escaped from prison.
Lemonds, C. G., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862, Vicksburg, Ms. (Calvin G. Lemonds, Sgt.). Rennolds' History, page 226, G. C. Lemonds, captured at Island No. 10, page 15, Co.”F” 154th Sr. Tn. Inf., 2nd Cpl., George C. Lemonds, served one year. (Lemonds/Lemons).
Lemons/Lemonds, C. D., Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 247, (Calvin D. Lemons, Tn. Confederate Pension # 4866, Henry Co., Tn.).
Meredith, James, Cpl., age 28, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Captured at Ringgold, Ga., 26 Nov. 1863, sent to Rock Island Prison in Ill. Released 28 May 1865. Lived in Henry Co., Tn.
Mizell, Crayton, age 33, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Captured at Nashville, Tn., 15 Dec. 1864, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (Clayton Mizzle).
Nickel, J. R., See J. R. Nichoels in Co.”F”, Nicholls. Tn. Confederate Pension # 14660, Henry Co., Tn.
Odum, 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. (J. M. Odem/John Odon/John Odom).
Parker, Miles, (?), Listed at the National Archives, No history.
Ratare, T. J., age 24, Captured at Ringgold, Ga., 26 Nov. 1863, sent to Rock Island, Ill., 12 Dec. 1863. (Thomas J. Raterer/ Rathree/ Ratterer, National Archives).
Scarbrough, Alex, age 18, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. His name appears on a list as being in a hospital, (Way Hospital), in Meridian, Ms. (J. A. Scarbrough /Scarboro, 3rd Sgt. Lived in Henry Co., Tn.). (Ales Scarbrough).
Scarbrough, John, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. (J. D. Scarbrough). National Archives.
Scarbrough, J. P., Cpl., age 32, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. His name appears on a list as being sick in the hospital in Jackson, Ms. and as being sick in the Ross Hospital in Mobile, Ala. (James P. Scarbrough).

Simpson, Isaiah, The records show he was sick in Jackson, Ms. and was discharged 22 Feb. 1863, because of a disability.
Simpson, J., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill.
Smith, D. C., age 17, He joined the regiment, 10 Nov. 1862 at Waverly, Tn., under the direction of Col. R. A. Owens.
Smith, G. W. L., Records show he deserted at Island No. 10, 26 Feb. 1862. Lived in Henry Co., Tn.
Steely, Benjamin, 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. Records show him taking the oath to the U. S. again, later in the war in Louisville, Ky., 16 July 1864. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (B. H. H. Steely, National Archives).
Steely, T. A., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. Reported as deserting 9 March 1863, at Port Hudson, La.
Thompson, N. W., 5th Sgt., age 20, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. He was reported as being sick and in the hospital in Jackson, Ms. Discharged 25 April 1863, because of a disability. N. W. Thompson's name appears in Co.”F” of the 20th Tn. Cav.
Thompson, Noah, Rennolds' History, page 226, Escaped Island No. 10. Joined some other command and disappeared. Rennolds' History, page 271, Co.”F” of the 20h Tn. Cav., killed at Athens, Ala. (A Noah Thompson also appears in Co.”C” of the 50th Tn. Inf. Listing found in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 401).
Wainscott, W. C., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. He is listed as being sick in the hospital at Jackson, Ms. He was llast seen at Canton, Ms., Nov of 1862.
Walker, D. M. L., Furloughed 18 Jan. 1862. He left Hickman, Ky., March of 1862. Surrendered at the end of the war at Fort Donelson, Tn., 19 May 1865, and took the oath to the U. S., 21 May 1865. He also served in Co.”F” of the 20th Tn. Cav. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. (Duncan M. L. Walker and D. M. D. Walker are also on file at the National Archives). Rennolds' History, page 226, captured at Island No. 10, served through the war.
Walker, Richmond, Rennolds' History, page 226, died at Island No. 10.
Ward, S., Listed in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 419, No information. (Tn. Confederate Pension # 6753, Henry Co., Tn.).
Watkins, Alexander, 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.
Watkins, J. W., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. He was reported as being sick in the hospital in Jackson, Ms. Last seen at Port Hudson, La., 9 Mar. 1863. (J. Wesley Watkins, National Archives).
Watkins, W. C., Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Last seen at Port Hudson, La., 9 March 1863.
Watkins, William, Rennolds' History, page 226, No information.
Whitfield, William, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Butler, Ill. Died in prison, 30 July 1862, and is buried in the National Cemetary, Conf. section, grave # 669, Springfield, Ill. (See William Whitfield in Co.”E”).

Williams, C. B., Cpl., age 19, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Discharged 4 Oct. 1862 in Ms., because of a disability. Born in Henry Co., Tn. Rennolds' History, page 226,Crofford Williams, captured at Island No. 10, discharged because of ill health. (Tn. Confederate Pension # 13597, Henry Co., Tn.).
Williams, J. M. L., Cpl., Furloughed from Island No. 10, 20 Jan. 1862, did not return to the regiment. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Rennolds History, page 226, Escaped capture at Island No. 10, died at home.
Williams, J. S., age 28, He was probably captured at Island No. 10. His name appears on a roll at Camp Douglas, Ill., dated 8 Sept. 1862. Transferred to Co.”G”.(John S. Williams, National Archives).
Williams, M. L., Sgt., Tennesseans in the Civil War, Vol. 2, page 435. (See J. M. L. Williams).
Williams, R. D., Cpl., Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry co., Tn. Rejoined the regiment after its exchange. Died at Port Hudson, La., 10 April 1863, National Archives. Rennolds' History, page 226, captured at Island No. 10, died 10 April 1862. Listed in The Military Annals of Tennessee, page 544, by John B. Lindsley, died 10 April 1863.
Williams, S. G., All the records show is he deserted at Jackson, Ms., 14 May 1863. (Tn. Confederate Pension #3566, Henry Co., Tn.)
Wimberly, Beniamin Franklin, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Took the oath to the U. S. while in prison. Discharged 30 Aug. 1862. He also served in Co.”F” of the 20th Tn. Cav. Rennolds' History, page 226,states that he escaped capture at Island No. 10. He lived in the 23rd District of Henry Co., Tn. Born 23 Feb. 1836 in Paris, Tn. to Lewis and Bethany (Sexton) Wimberly. He enlisted in Co.”F” 20th Tn. Cav. in 1864. He farmed in Henry Co. after the war. Moved to Reinz, Ms. in 1919 and died near there, 3 Feb. 1921. Buried in the Henkle Cemetery east of Booneville, Ms. (Tn. Confederate Pension # 7956, Gibson, Co., Tn.). He was living in Gibson Co., Tn. when he filed for the pension.
Wimberly, Noah, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. Lived in Henry Co., Tn. Parents were John and Jane Wimberly. He was born in 1833.
Wimberly, W. D., Furloughed at Island No. 10, Jan. - Feb. 1862. He did not return to the regiment. W. D. Wimberly is also listed as serving in Co. 'IF" of the 20th Tn. Cav., Tn. Confederate Pension # 6430, Henry Co., Tn.
Wimberly, William M., age 21, Escaped capture at Island No. 10. He was wounded at Nashville, Tn., 15 Dec. 1864, by grape shot in the left leg, fracturing the fibula. His leg was amputated and he died 18 Dec. 1864, by hemorrhaging. Buried in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery. (Confederate mass grave), Nashville, Tn. He is also listed at the National Archives as being employed as a nurse, 24 July 1863, in

the Breckinridge Division Hospital # 1 in Lauderdale Springs, Ms. Detailed by a Surgeon Thompson.
Wimberly, W. W., Rennolds' History, page 226, William W. Wimberly escaped at Island No. 10, served in the cavalry and died. This soldiers name is also found in Old 23rd District, by Charles D. Robbins, escaped Island No. 10, served in the cavalry, and died. He lived in the 23rd District of Henry Co., Tn.
Wrigh, H. P., age 23, Captured at Island No. 10, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Exchanged 23 Sept. 1862. He was employed as a teamster in Mobile, Ala., Sept. - Dec. 1863. Captured at Nashville, Tn., 16 Dec. 1864, sent to Camp Douglas, Ill. Records also show he was sent to Camp Chase, Ohio. His name also appears on a list of the General Hospital # 9 in Richmond, Va., dated 25 Feb. 1865. (Harmon P. Wright, National Archives).