Captain J. T. Mitchell
1st Lieut. W. S. R. Hardman
2d Lieut. Wm. Akridge
3d Lieut. J. M. Gresham
1st Sergt. J. W. Huff
2d Sergt. W. J. Williams
3d Sergt. E. B. Gresham
4th Sergt. E. D. Queen
1st Corpl. W. F. Smith
2d Corpl. Wm. Marstin
3d Corpl. W. L. Eason
4th Corpl. Wm. Lloyd

Enlisted Men

Armistead, T. M.
Armistead, Z. J.
Armistead, J. M.
Adcock, Seaborn
Aycock, Robert
Austin, John W.
Andrews, J. E.
Awtry, Tobe
Allen, E. T.
Argo, W. M.
Blassingame, Wm
Blassingame. J. F.
Blassingame, B. F.
Blassingame, James F.
Bonner, Thos.
Broach, H. H.
Brooks, Wm.
Blankinship, James
Baccus, Wm
Bird, Robert
Bullock, A. G.
Buse, James
Cox, Alex M.
Cox, John J.
Cox, C. A.
Chick, O. H. P.
Clegg, T. M.
Clegg, Joseph
Clegg, J. R. H.
Clegg, Joe
Clegg, William
Clegg, H.
Cawley, Geo.
Calahan. J. J.
Calahan. B. F.
Cotton. A. M.
Carter, Charles
Colston, George
Coleman, Henry
Daws, J. J.
Day, John N.
Durden, Wilson
Durden, William
Darby, ------
Eason, George W.
Eason, J. S.
Eason, J. M.
Edmonds, T. S.
Edmondson, Edmond
Everett, Wiliam
Griffeth, J. D.
Griffeth, C. H.
Green, J. H.
Green, Amos
Green, H. H.
Garrett, Elisha
Gallaway, N. L.
Grier, John H.
Grier, C. T.
Huff, J. M.
Haynie, J. M
Haynie, U. P.
Herndon, Jno.
Herndon, George
Herndon, Edbert
Herndon, Elisha Sr.
Hogan, D. H.
Herring. J. D.
Hustin. Y. A.
Hustin. F. M.
Hardman, E. E.
Hardman, James H.
Harris, James W.
Head, Azariah
Johnson, John W.
Johnson, J. M.
Johnson, James
Jackson, E. M
Jackson, William
Jackson, John
Johnson, S. A.
Knight, L. T.
Knight, G. A.
Lemons, John W.
Lyon, George W.
Lyon, W. M.
Livingston, James
Livingston, -----
Mitchell, J. M.
Mitchell, A. C.
McAfee, J. M
Mayo, W. T.
Malcolm, David H.
McDowell, J. D.
McDowell, Jerome
Myers, J. M.
McGaughey, Rub
McGaughey, John
Marstin, E. S.
Malcolm, James
McAlister, ------
McIntosh, David
Osburn, E. B.
Owens, U. J.
Owens, O. F.
O'Kelly, John P.
Patterson, W. H.
Pannel, T. M.
Phillips, N. P.
Queen, C. C.
Simmons, Martin
Stephens, John A.
Stephens, Jefferson
Simmons, W. H.
Simmons, John N.
Stark, John W.
Sorrells, W. H.
Sorrells, Clark
Smith, T. M.
Sorrells, R. T.
Thomas, John W.
Towler, J. J.
Towler, D. A.
Towler, A. J.
Thompson, David
Thompson, N. R.
Tucker, James
Tucker, Clay
Turnbull, Wm
Williams, J. F.
Williams, W. H.
Williams, Sam
Williams, D. H.
Williams, A. J.
Williams, Thomas C.
Wilson, James M.
Whitley, William
Whitley, George W.
Battles Engaged in and Casualties During the War


First, battle Cumberland Gap, no loss. Second, battle near Tazewell, East Tennessee. Afterwards went with Gen. Bragg through Kentucky, and came out with old Buell behind.

December 1862 - Sam Williams died at Chickasaw Bayou. June 1863 - Tom Bonner and John Thomas wounded at Vicksburg and died. November 28, 1863 - Lt. Cox wounded at Missionary Ridge and disabled for war; also W. M. Argo, wounded at Missionary Ridge slightly. February 1864 - Lieutenant J. F. Williams killed at Rocky Face Ridge and Capt. Mitchell wounded. May 10, 1864 - John Johnson wounded near Dalton. May 15, 1864 - T. M. Armistead, James McAfee,
James Fowler, A. C. Mitchell and J. J. Stark wounded at Resace. May 25, 1864 - David Malcolm killed near New Hope Church; J. J. Daws, Azariah Head, Amos Green and T. M. Clegg wounded. June 18, 1864 - Louis Knight killed near Kennesaw Mountain. July 12, 1864 - George Cawley and Wm. Turnbull killed after crossing Chattahooche near Atlanta. July 20, 1864 - J. S. Eason wounded on Peachtree Creek; D. H. Wiliams wounded near Rolling Mill July 22. T. S. Edmonds wounded at Nashville 16th December 1864; A. C. Mitchell, J. W. Stark and E. M. Jackson wounded at Kinston, N. C.; J. S. Eason and B. F. Blassingame wounded at Bentonville, N. C., last engagement. August 7, 1864 - Our pickets driven from their pits and occupied by the enemy's companies K, I, and K reinforce and recapture picket line, but soon were compelled to leave it before a regular line of the enemy. C. A. Cox and W. H. Sorrells, Co. H. captured with Capt. Hill and others of Co. I. August 19, 1864 - Almost the whole of Co. H, while on picket about dark, was shocked by lightning, and several members were disabled and sent to hospital for a considerable time. September 18, 1864 - Army left Lovejoy for a trip into Tennessee. octover 30, 1864 - Division at Florence Ala; small force of enemy left on our arrival. November 1st - Lt. J. M. Gresham with five members of Co. H, viz. Sergt. J. W. Huff, A. C. Mitchell, G. W. Eason, B. T. Blassingame and G. A. Knight, while on scouting expedition came upon and routed a company of Yankee cavalry after a sharp engagement, capturing for our spoils a middling of meat, which was highly prized. November 20, 1864 - Resumed the march through Tennessee. November 26-27 - Occupied Columbia City after driving enemy from town. November 30 - Fight at Franklin, Tenn; Hood defeats enemy with heavy loss to Confederates. December 15 - Fight at Nashville began.
December 16 - Engagement general, Confederates overpowered and driven from position late in the evening.

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