Aiken, James
- James Aiken was Capt of Co. D, 13th Regiment organized June 1861 in Randolph Co. (formerly Wedowee Volunteers organized 1860). Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Ballard, William
- William Ballard (wounded at The Wilderness and captured) was a Lt. in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. Urban Wilson

Banister, David Monroe
-On November 6, 1861, David Monroe BANISTER enlisted at Macon Co. AL in the 17th Alabama Infantry, Co. D. CSA. He lost an eye while on retreat "in dark of night" at Kennesaw Mtn. GA. Captured July 3, 1864 (at either Shiloh or Kennesaw Mtn-conflicting records) and retained at Camp Morton (near Indianapolis) for the remainder of the war and stated he was so hungry he "even helped eat part of a dog." He learned to read and write while a prisoner at Camp Morton. Resident of Wetumpka, Coosa Co. AL. David Banister died July 28, 1926 in Davidson Co. TN. and was buried in the Banister family cemetery which was relocated to Mt. Juliet Cemetery in Wilson Co. Tn. Vivian Eakes Hull

Banister, J. J.
- John J. BANISTER resided in Wetumpka, Coosa Co. AL 1860. Application for Soldier's pension by J.J. Banister states: that he currently resides in Early, Floyd Co. GA and that he has been a resident of GA continuously for 40 years. That he served in the Army of the Confederate States, enlisting Sept. 1861 in Montgomery, AL. Co A. 17th Alabama remaining in the service for three years. He states that his information is that his company surrendered in NC in 1865 and that he was not present at the surrender but was in Ft. Pickens Fla. John J. Banister was captured in Sept. 1864 near Atlanta, was held in Ft. Pickens, and released at the end of the war. Vivian Eakes Hull

Banister, William M.
- William Banister (father of David Monroe and J.J. Banister and possibly one other son served) enlisted at Mobile on Sept 10, 1862 in Co D 17th Ala Infantry . William died of gunshot and amputation near Atlanta. Burial place unknown. Vivian Eakes Hull Paula Mason

Bass, George W.
- George W. Bass was born Harris Co.. Married Charity Missouri Sands. Buried in Elmore Co. Al. Served in Co E.46th Ga Inf Rgmt, Brigade of General States Rights Gist, Army of Tn. This unit was recruited primarily out of Harris Co, Ga in 1862, and fought in the following battles: Jackson, Chickamauga, Lost Mtn, Kennesaw Mtn, Peach Tree Creek, Atlanta campaign, and Franklin. They surrendered along with the rest of the South in Greensboro NC in 1865. Rex A. Sands

Bebe, Billie
- Billie Bebe served as Capt in Randolph Beauregards in 1861. This was a local unit or home guard for Randolph Co.. Cindy Bray

Bedgood, John
- John Bedgood was a Pvt in the 17th AL Infantry, Co. K. Carla Bedgood

Bell, John T.
- John T. Bell served as Captain of Co. H 14th Alabama. Company and Captain of the Hillabee Rifles. Killed in action at Mechanicsville. Cited for valor. 1st cousin of William Pittman Bell, who served as Pvt in Co. H 31st Regt. Sam Russell

Bell, William Pittman
- William Pitmann Bell served as Pvt. In Co. H 31st Regt. He returned to Bellview in Clay Co. (then Talladega Co.). First cousin of John T. Bell who served as Captain of the Hillabee Rifles. Sam Russell

Bellah, Henry
- Henry Bellah served in 13th AL, Company D. He was wounded at Gettysburg. He left Randolph (Clay) Co. after 1870 and moved to Texas. Linda Davis

Boak, Benjamin H.
- Benjamin H. Boak served in Co. B 2nd Regt Engineers. Stepson Sam Russell

Boak, Richard Young
- Richard Young Boak served in Capt Croft's Flying Artillery. Stepson of William Kenady. From Randolph/Clay Co. Sam Russell

Bobo, Willis
- Willis Bobo served as Captain of the Randolph Beaureguards, from Chulafinnee, Randolph Co., AL. Elisabeth Green Streeter

Brandon, F. T. J.
- F. T. J. Brandon was a Captain in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. (Cherokee Co.) Urban Wilson

Breed, Larkin
- Captain of the Randolph County (AL) Reserves, Co. F, aka Captain Larkin Breed's Company Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Bulger, Michael J.
- Michael J. Bulger was a Captain in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment (wounded at Cedar Run; promoted). (Tallapoosa Co.) Urban Wilson

Bulger, W. D.
- W. D. Bulger was a Lt. in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. Urban Wilson

Burroughs, Joseph C.
- Joseph C.Burroughs was born 1840. He died on 16 May 1864 in the battle of Resaca, Georgia during the Civil War. He was a Pvt in Co. I, 30th AL Regiment. John Medlock

Caldwell, David Crockett
- David Crockett Caldwell served as Pvt., Co. I 31 Ala. Inf. (Killed May 13, 1863). Buried Hassell Gap Cemetery, Clay Co., AL. Bill Pierce

Caldwell, John Monroe
- John Monroe Caldwell of Clay County served as Corp. in Company E 5th Ala. Reg. Inf. He is buried in Simon Cem. Love Co., OK. Three of his brothers also served in the army of the CSA:William Franklin Caldwell,David Crockett Caldwell, and Patrick Henry Caldwell. Bill Pierce

Caldwell, John N. O.
- John N. O. Caldwell served in Co. F 25th Alabama. Captured at Missionary Ridge. From Randolph/Clay Co. Sam Russell

Caldwell, Patrick Henry
- Patrick Henry Caldwell served as Pvt., Co. E 1 Reg't, Inf . Res.(Captured). Buried Hassell Gap Cemetery, Clay Co., AL. Bill Pierce

Caldwell, William Franklin
- William Franklin Caldwell served in Co. B 5 Ala. Inf. He is buried in First Baptist Church Cemetery, Ashland, AL. Bill Pierce

Campbell, James M.
- James M. Campbell was a Major in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. (Cherokee Co.; KIA near Richmond) Urban Wilson

Cannon, Everett
- Everett Cannon (b. 1813 NC lived in Reeltown 1860)served in Co. K 47th AL Inf. He wrote his will "as he was to enter the war Dec 15, 1862. He died in that war before July of 1863. In his estate settlement his children are listed and these sons are listed as: Henry Cannon of full age and resides in this county and in the Confederate States Army. Robert James Cannon over twenty one years of age and resides in this county and in the Confederate States Army. John Cannon over twenty one years of age and resides in this county and in the Confederate States Army. Debra Boswell

Cannon, Henry
- Henry Cannon of Tallapoosa Co. served CSA; b. 1837 no other info known. Debra Boswell

Cannon, John E.
- John E. Cannon Co. served in K 338th Tn Inf CSA. Survived. Debra Boswell

Cannon, Robert James
- Robert James Cannon served in the 14th Regt. AL (died CSA. His wife did not remember Co. Debra Boswell

Cleveland, W. F.
- W. F. Cleveland was Captain of Co H, 8th Regiment, organized June 1861 in Randolph Co. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Clowers, Lt. Daniel
was a Captain in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. Urban Wilson

Dean, George Lafayette
From Tallapoosa Co., b. 19 Jun 1846, d. 22 Jan 1929. Served in Co I 61st AL Inf, wounded at Petersburg VA. Buried at Flint Hill UMC cemetery at Alexander City AL John Robertson

Dean, Henry B.
From Tallapoosa Co. AL, b. 7 Dec 1829, d. 14 Dec 1863. Served in Co I 61st AL Inf. Died of illness at Greenville AL 14 Dec 1863. John Robertson

Dean, Samuel L.
From Tallapoosa Co. AL. B. 1828 GA, d. in AR? Served as Pvt Co C 47th AL Inf. Captured 10 Feb 1864 at Morristown TN. Samuel was paroled, (presumed dead?), returned to find his wife and children living with another man. He left, went to AR, and "according to family lore", had another family there and is the gf of Jay Hanna "Dizzy" Dean. John Robertson

Dean, William Jasper
From Tallapoosa Co. AL. B. 17 Dec 1838, d. 6 Feb 1862. Served in Co C 61st AL Inf. Died of illness at Dover TN John Robertson

Denman, A. W.
- A. W. Denman was Captain of Co I, 44th Regiment organized at Selma, AL March 1862? Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Dozier, E. A.
- E. A. Dozier served in the 47th Co. I as First Sgt. Urban Wilson

Dozier, John C.
- John C. Dozier served in the 47th AL inf. Co. A as Pvt. He is also shown in Co. K as Pvt. He was born in GA in 1842 and was the youngest son of Tully Dozier. From Tallapoosa Co. at the time of the war. Paroled at Montgomery on May 19, 1865. He married Cynthia Garrett in Tallapoosa Co, AL abt 1867 and died in 1927 in Jackson Par., LA. Urban Wilson, Debra Boswell

Dozier, Solomon B.
- Solomon B. Dozier was from Tallapoosa Co. at the time of the war, served in the 47th AL Inf. Co. B as Pvt. KIA at Sharpsburg. Brother to John C. Dozier. Urban Wilson

Duffey, Adam Clark
- Adam Clark Duffey was born 4 Mar 1836 in Henry County, GA. Enlisted in August 1862 in the 5th Ala. Regt, Company G. He was captured 4 July 1863 at Gettysburg, PA and was parolled at Point Lookout, MD in March 1865. He died 30 Jun 1920 and is buried in Eagle Creek Cemetery at Dadeville, AL, in Tallapoosa County. Bonnie Bump

Fargerson, J.
- J. Fargerson was a Captain in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment (Coosa Co.) Urban Wilson

Faulkner, Jeff
- Jeff Faulker served as Captain of the Mounted Infantry of the Randolph County (AL) Reserves, Co. A. Elisabeth Green Streeter

Ferrells, M. P.
- M. P. Ferrells was Captain of Billy Gilmore Grays, a reserve unit from Randolph Co. Cindy Bray

Flanigan, Russell J.
- Home county: Elmore; born: 1826 GA; died: Jan 1899; buried: Refuge Baptist Church Cemetery (Elmore co.); Co. B 47th Ala Inf; paroled at Appomattox.

Ford, B. H.
- B. H. Ford served as Captain of B.H. Ford's Mounted Infantry - Billy Gilmore Grays. Elisabeth Green Streeter

Garrett, Henry A.
- Henry A. Garrett was an Adjutant in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment (Tallapoosa Co.; wounded at 2nd Manassas; resigned) Urban Wilson

Garrett, Jesse N.
- Jesse N. Garrett served in 1st Sgt. Co. B, 47th AL Inf. (Wounded at 2nd Manassas and died of disease on Jan 14, 1863) He was the father of Cynthia Garrett who later married John C. Dozier. Urban Wilson

George, Russell
My GGGF was Russell George, b.ca 1833 SC. He enlisted in Capt. S. D. McClellen's Co F, 9th AL Battalion on February 11, 1862 in Calhoun Co. This CO F started out in the 9th, was CO F of the 18th AL Infantry Regiment (Probably at Shiloh) and was CO F of the 58th AL at Chickamauga. Russell died of Pneumonia on October 26, 1863 at Hill Hospital (Probably Corps Commander Henry Harvey Hill's Hospital), Ringgold, GA. His 8 year old son recalled that his father came home on a 10 day furlough, was sick, went back and never came home again) Presumably this furlough was between the battle of Chickamauga in September 1863 in which he had participated and his death. We presume him to be buried probably around Ringgold along the Railroad but would love to discover other info. I obtained names of others who died in the same hospital as he the same time but had no luck on them either. The only record is one made by the surgeon that he had a $10 gold piece on him and another record was made 6 months later when they gave the gold piece to the widow.

Of note, Bushrod Jones was LTC in charge of the 9th and was COL in charge of the 58th. CPT McClellan was always commander of Co F, wherever it was. He was from Calhoun Co. I have a copy of a hand written muster roll of Co F, 9th which includes my Russell George and several others who enlisted on the same day as he did, Feb 11, 1862 for one year as well as who held what rank. These same soldiers are in the 18th Infantry, Co F, which does not track with some of the published material on AL units. I have a photo of Russell George in uniform with his rifle. W. Peyton George

Golden, James Harleston
- James Harleston Golden (b. September 8, 1845 AL) joined Co. A 8th AL Calvalry on August 13, 1861. Seriously wounded, shot in the leg in the spring of 1863 in Middleton Tenn. Lived until 1918, but never fully recovered from his wound. Discharged following Battle of Shiloh. Buried in Golden Springs AL. Judy Roberts

Hamm, John H.
- John H. Hamm was a Captain in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. Urban Wilson

Handley, F. M.
- F. M. Handley served as Captain of Co K, 14th Regiment (formerly Louina Guards) organized at Louina, Randolph Co. Organized at Louina, Aug 1, 1861. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Handley, James W.
- James W. Handley was Captain of Co G, 46th Regiment organized at Louchapoosa (Louchapoka?), 1862. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Hardy, Ethelbert
- Name: Ethelbert Hardy. Home Co: Chambers or Randolph Co., Alabama. Born/Died: 6 February 1834 - 30 Jul 1863. Service: 46th Alabama Infantry, Company K, Private, CSA. Buried: taken prisoner on 1 May 1863 at Port Gibson, MS, we don't know where he is buried. Source: Records of Alabama Archives and Hardy Family Bible. Stacey L. Bedgood Carla Bedgood

Hardy, James W.
- Name: James W. Hardy. Home Co: Chambers Co. (city of Milltown), Alabama. Born/Died: 22 March 1832 - 15 or 18 August 1862. Service: 47th Alabama Infantry, Company H, Private, CSA. Buried: Died of disease at General Hospital in Charlottesville, VA, probably buried in Confederate Cem. there. Source: Records of Alabama Archives and Hardy Family Bible. Stacey L. Bedgood Carla Bedgood

Hatfield, John R.
- John R. Hatfield, of Tallapoosa Co. is recorded as going into Talledega Camp of Instruction, but there is no further record. Sandra Riner

Head, S.J.
-Testifies for John J. Banister's pension application stating that he was in the same regiment...Co. E. 17th Ala. and that the Company surrendered in the state of NC 1865 and that he (S.J. Head) was not present at the surrender but was in prison. Head testifies that he was in Camp Douglas as a prisoner of war. Vivian Eakes Hull

Herren, James W.
- James W. Herren ? was a Lt. in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. Urban Wilson

Hubbard, Elisha Gideon
- Elisha Gideon Hubbard was born 20 Feb 1830 and died on 10 Aug 1864 in Georgia while coming home on furlough. He was a Pvt in Company C, 3rd Batallion, Hilliard's Legion, of the AL Volunteers. John Medlock

Humphries, Benjamin F.
- Benjamin F. Humphries served as Pvt in 19th Ala Infantry, Co F, disembarked Aug 15, 1861, at Walt's Valley, AL. Paula Mason

Humphries, George W.
- George W. Humphries served as Pvt in 19th Ala Infantry, Co F, disembarked Aug 15, 1861, at Walt's Valley, AL.. Paula Mason

Humphries, John William
- John William Humphries joined 30th Regiment Co. G of AL Volunteers on March 5, 1862 at Talledega. Served until his death at Baker's Creek MS. Ola Humphries

Humphries, Joseph S.
- Joseph S. Humphries served as Pvt in 19th Ala Infantry, Co F, disembarked Aug 15, 1861, at Walt's Valley, AL. Paula Mason

Humphries, Marcus T.
- Marcus T. Humphries joined 30th Regiment Co. G of AL Volunteers on March 5, 1862 at Talledega. Ola Humphries

Humphries, William Monroe
- William Monroe Humphries served as 2nd Lt in 19th Ala Infantry, Co F, disembarked Aug 15, 1861, at Walt's Valley, AL. William's brothers -- Joseph S., George W., and Benjamin F. -- served in the same regiment. Paula Mason

Hunter, Almond P.
- A. P. Hunter was Captain of Dowdell Rangers Mounted Infantry (or Almond P. Hunter's Company of Mounted Infantry). This was a local unit or home guard for Randolph Co. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Jackson, James W.
- James W. Jackson was a Colonel in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment (Tallapoosa Co.; wounded at Sharpsburg; resigned). Urban Wilson

Jarman, Floyd
- Floyd Jarman (also German, Jerman) at age 25 enlisted 10 March 1862 in Chambers Co. as a Pvt in Co. A. Hillards Legion, AL Volunteers. This unit was later designated Co A 5th Battalion, AL Calvalry until it was consolidated with the 19th Battalion GA Calvalry to become the 10th Regiment Conf. Calvalry on 30 December 1862. John L. German

Johnson, Berry Dickerson
- Berry Dickerson Johnson served in the 47th AL inf. CO. B. He was paroled at Appomattox according to his pension information. He was born in Campbell Co, GA in1843 and died in Union Co., AR in 1914. He resided in Coosa Co, AL in 1850. He married Sealy Elizabeth Vestal in Tallapoosa Co, AL in 1867. Her brother was Bartholomew Vestal, who served in the 47th AL Inf. As Pvt. Urban Wilson

Johnson, John G.
- John G. Johnson was a major in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. (Tallapoosa Co.; resigned) Urban Wilson

Johnson, Joseph Jr.
- Joseph Johnson Jr. (KIA Gettysburg) was a Captain in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. Urban Wilson

Jordan, Andrew Jackson
- Andrew Jackson Jordan served in Company G, 46th AL Regiment, CSA. He is buried in Cragford Cemetery in Clay Co.

Jordon, R. E.
- R. E. Jordon was an Adjutant in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. Urban Wilson

Keller, W. H.
- W. H. Keller was an Adjutant in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment(relieved) Urban Wilson

Kellum, James W.
- James W. Kellum was a Captain in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. (Chambers Co.) Urban Wilson

Kenady, James Pettus
- James Pettus Kenady served in Capt Croft's Flying Artillery. Son of William Kenady. From Randolph/Clay Co. Sam Russell

Kenady, John W.
- John W. Kenady served in Co. D. 14th Alabama. Killed in action at Gaines Mill. Son of William Kenady. From Randolph/Clay Co. Sam Russell

Kenady, Miles C.
- Miles C. Kenady served in Co. D. 14th Alabama. Killed in action at Fraser's Farm. Son of William Kenady. From Randolph/Clay Co. Sam Russell

Kenady, William
- William Kenady served in Capt Croft's Flying Artillery. Last known as POW at Selma when Wilson overran the city. Did not return home from war & likely died as POW. From Randolph/Clay Co. Sam Russell

Kilgore, Simeon Walker, Jr.
- Simeon Walker Kilgore, Jr., was mortally wounded at Shiloh. Died Corinth, MS. Buried in mass unmarked grave there. From Randolph/Clay Co. Sam Russell

Lambert, Daniel
- Daniel Lambert served in Co.I 22nd Regt. AL Vol. Wounded in left shoulder. Lived in Randolph Co. AL. Debra Boswell

Lindsey, Henry C.
- Henry C. Lindsey (wounded at Sharpsburg) was a Lt in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. (Tallapoosa and Chambers Counties) Urban Wilson

McAdams, James
- James McAdams served as Pvt in 19th Ala Infantry, Co F, disembarked Aug 15, 1861, at Walt's Valley, AL. Paula Mason

McClendon, W. M.
- W. M. McClendon was Captain of the Randolph County (AL) Reserves, Co. D - Volunteer Co. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

McInish, Daniel
- Daniel McInish was from Tallapoosa Co. at the time of the war. Pvt. Co B of 47th AL Inf. (wounded, date and place unknown). Urban Wilson

McInish, Duncan
- Duncan McInish was from Tallapoosa Co. at the time of the war. Pvt. Co B Pvt. Co B of 47th AL Inf. (Parolled at Montgomery on May 18, 1865). Urban Wilson

McKee - J. V.
- J. V. McKee was a Lt. in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. Urban Wilson

Melton, Benjamin F.
- Benjamin F. K. Melton of Coosa County was Captain of the Wetumpka Light Guards that was Company I in the 3rd Alabama Regiment. The Wetumpka Light Guards were organized in August 1860. It was composed of the most prominent young men of the Wetumpka area. Benjamin Melton was the son of Thomas Melton and Cynthia Thrash. Ronald Williams

Menefee, A. C.
- A. C. Menefee (KIA at Cedar Run) was a Lt in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. (Tallapoosa and Chambers Counties) Urban Wilson

Moorfield, J. F.
- J. F. Moorfield served as Captain of the Wesobulga Pioneers. Elisabeth Green Streeter

Morris, Tolbert
- Tolbert Morris served in Company H, 46th Regiment, GA Infantry, CSA. He is buried in Shiloh-Lineville Cemetery in Clay Co. Rex A. Sands

Murphy, James Polk Dallas
- James Polk Dallas Murphy served as a Pvt in the 1st Alabama Cavalry (USA). He was b. Jan 20, 1845 Randolph County; d. Nov 11, 1902, Wedowee, Randolph County. He is buried in Wedowee Masonic Cemetery. Joined Sep 1, 1864 at Rome, GA (age 17). Captured at Monroe Crossroads NC, Mar 10, 1865. Sent to Richmond, VA as prisoner. Paroled Mar 30, 1865 to Camp Chase, OH. Mustered out Jun 13, 1865 at Camp Chase, OH. Jim Zobel, Route 1, Box 1510, Clarkesville GA 30523

Oliver, James M.
- James M. Oliver was a Colonel in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment (Tallapoosa Co.; resigned). Urban Wilson

Oliver, Simeon
- Simeon Oliver served as Pvt in 19th Ala Infantry, Co F, disembarked Aug 15, 1861, at Walt's Valley, AL. Paula Mason

Parsons, Meredith
- Meredith Parsons is buried at Pole Bridge Cemetery, Clay County. He was born Feb 4, 1826 and died Nov 28, 1904. He served in Co., D, 1st AL CSA. Mary Ann Nichols

Rasco, Charles Jeremiah
- Charles Jeremiah Rasco served in Company I, 14th AL Infantry, CSA. He is buried in County Line Cemetery in Clay Co.

Rasco, G. W.
- G. W. Rasco served in Company G, 46th AL Infantry, CSA. He is buried in County Line Cemetery in Clay Co.

Robinson, McIntosh D.
- McIntosh D. Robinson served as Captain in Co I, 13th Regiment. AKA Capt. McIntosh D. Robinson's Company. Org. June 1861. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Russell, Joseph T.
- Joseph T. Russell (resigned) was a Lt. in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. Urban Wilson

Russell, Moses R.
- Pvt. Co. D 17th Alabama Volunteers. Moses returned to Clay/Talladega/Randolph Co. after the war and when Clay Co. Was created from Randolph and Talladega counties, he was postmaster of County Line. As there was no county line there anymore, he named the town Lineville. Sam Russell

Sands, Anderson Corner
- Anderson Comer Sands was born Harris Co. Wounded in the battle at Jonesboro in 1864. Served in Co E. 46th Ga Inf Rgmt, Brigade of General States Rights Gist, Army of Tn. Died Five Points AL in Chambers Co. Rex A. Sands

Sands, Charles Goss
- Charles Goss Sands was born Harris Co. Died same. Wounded in the battle at Jonesboro 1864. Served in Co E, 46th GA Inf. Regiment, Brigade of General States Right Gist, Army of Tn. Rex A. Sands

Sands, James Henderson
- James Henderson Sands was born Harris Co. Died Chambers Co. Served in Co E. 46th Ga Inf Regiment, Brigade of General States Rights Gist, Army of Tn. Rex A. Sands

Sands, John Thomas
- John Thomas Sands was born Harris Co. Died same. Wounded in the battle of Lost Moutain. Srved in Co E 46th GA Inf Regiment, Brigade of General States Rights Gist, Army of Tn. Rex A. Sands

Sanford, James H.
- James H. Sanford (KIA at The Wilderness) was a Lt. in the 47th AL Inf. Regiment. Urban Wilson

Satterwhite, James M.
- James M. Satterwhite was born Harris Co. Died Chambers Co. Married Martha Sands. He served in Co E. 46th Ga Inf Regiment, Brigade of General States Rights Gist, Army of Tn. Rex A. Sands

Seale, Henry Oliver
- Henry Oliver Seale was a Pvt in the 17th AL Infantry, Co. C. Carla Bedgood

Sessions, Willis Daniel
- Willis Daniel Sessions, from Talladega Co., b. 1827, enlisted May 8, 1862 at Camp Johnson for "three years or the war" with Captain HAMNER"S Company, B Company, 37th Alabama Volunteers and served with that unit throughout the war. Wesley L Parker

Shepard, O. W.
- O. W. Shepard was Captain of a reserve unit, O.W. Shepard's Company of Mounted Men, from Randolph Co. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Smedley, Middleton Milledge
- Middleton Milledge (M.M.) Smedley from Hickory Flats in Chambers County enlisted as a Pvt in Co. A 38th Alabama Infantry. He was taken prisoner at Missionary Ridge, TN. He was held at the Military Prison in Louisville, KY. On December 7, 1863, he was taken to Rock Island Barracks, Ill. On March 12, l865, he was received at Wayside Hospital in Richmond, Va. Family tradition has it that he returned home from the war, but that he died soon after from injuries received. His wife was Mary Jane Smith. Ronald Williams

Smedley, Oliver
- Oliver Smedley from Hickory Flats in Chambers County enlisted as a Pvt on July 31, 1861. He was 21 years old. He was in Company F 14th Alabama Infantry. He died at Dumfries, VA. He listed Naomi Smedley as his mother. He was probably adopted by her since she never married. Ronald Williams

Smedley, Wiley
- Wiley Smedley from Almond in Randolph County, was a Pvt in Company Dearmons Home Guards, Ala Infantry. He died as a result of injuries received in the Civil War, and he is buried in County Line Cemetery in Clay County. His wife was Elizabeth A. (Betsy) Green. Ronald Williams

Smith, Elijah B.
- Elijah B. Smith served as Captain in Co K, 13th Regiment. AKA Capt. Elijah B. Smith's Company. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Smith, Harmond B.
- Harmond B. Smith was born Harris Co. Presumed to have died in AL. Was on detached service as a mule skinner. Served in Co E.46th Ga Inf Regiment, Brigade of General States Rights Gist, Army of Tn. Rex A. Sands

Smith, John T.
- John T Smith served as Capt in in Co K 13th Regiment. AKA Roanoke Mitchel Invincibles or Capt.John T. Smith's Company. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Smith, Presley Marion
- Presley Marion Smith was born 29 Oct 1834 in Newnan, GA and died on 3 Jun 1885 in Clay Co., AL. He was buried in Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Cemetery, Delta, Clay, AL. Entered the Civil War as a Private in 1st Lt. J. T. Smith's Company of the Talladega Co. Reserves. Paroled May 2, 1865. John Medlock

Smith, Thomas B.
- Thomas B. Smith was born Harris Co. Married Margaret Thompson, then Mary E. Died in Chambers Co around 1913. Was captured during the battle at Peach Tree Creek and served the remainder of the war in a prison camp at Ft. Douglas Ill. Served in Co E. 46th Ga Inf Regiment, Brigade of General States Rights Gist, Army of Tn. Rex A. Sands

Staples, Lindsay H.
- Name: Lindsay (Lindsey?) Henry STAPLES Home Co: Chambers Co, Alabama Born/Died: 10 November 1828 - 1 June 1890 Service: 47th Alabama Infantry, Company I, Private, CSA. He is also shown as Linza H. Staples, 7th AL Infantry, Co. A, Pvt. Buried: Chambers or Chilton Co., Alabama Source: Records of Alabama Archives and Hardy Family Bible Notes: He was injured at Cedar Run and captured at Knoxville. He was held captive at Camp Chase, OH and Fort Delaware, DE. Stacey L. Bedgood Carla Bedgood

Stevens, S.
- Captain of Co K, 46th Regiment organized at Louchapoosa (Louchapoka?), 1862. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Stevens, William McGowan
- 51st AL Cavalry, Co. "D" out of Calhoun County. William McGowan Stephens, my ggg-grandfather, was captured at Lavergne, escaped, and was captured again at Shelbyville. He was a prisoner until the end of the war. At the end of the war, when he was released, he was paid $250.00 for his horse that had been killed. In the summer of 1866, he and his wife Martha (Cobb) and two sons (Wallace and John M.) headed for Texas. After 8 weeks on the road, they settled at Ft. Sullivan and then in Falls Co. William died in 1916 in Falls Co. William had a brother, James Stephens, who was killed at Chancellorsville. I would love to have any records on these men...or any other information. Thank you, Jane Stephens Rhem

Strother, George McMillan
- Name: George McMillan Strother. Home Co: Chambers or Randolph Co., Alabama. Born/Died: 1835 or 1836 - 27 February 1865. Service: 46th Alabama Infantry, Company K, Private, CSA. Buried: Cemetery of Confederate Soldiers at Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio. Source: Hardy Family Bible and books on prisoners at Union Prisons. Stacey L. Bedgood Carla Bedgood

Terrell, Lee R.
- Lee R. Terrell was a Colonel in the 47th AL Inf. (KIA Darbytown Road) Urban Wilson

Thompson, James
- James Thompson, was Pvt in Co. A, 14th Regiment AL. He died in service. His widow Pamelia applied for and was granted a widow's pension in Elmore Co. in 1887. Brother of George and Watson. Ray G. Thompson

Thompson, George
- George Thompson was Pvt in Co., D., Yancey Greys, 14th Regiment AL Volunteers. Died at Richmond, VA. Ray G. Thompson

Thompson, Watson
- Watson Thompson was in unknown unit in Civil War. Brother of James and George. The membership roster of the Good Hope Baptist Church, located Tallapoosa (later Elmore) county was maintained by church clerk William D. Thompson, brother of Watson, George, and James, excused from service because he was a Justice of the Peace. The church roster in William D. Thompson's hand writing beside Watson Thompson's name contains the entry: "died in Confederate Service Port Hudson, La" and the date 28 Jun 1863, six days before the fort surrendered. Ray G. Thompson

Thrower, Meredith
- Meredith Thrower served in Co. B 2nd Regt. MS & AL Cav. Also as Co. B Brewers Batt. Cav. Enlisted Aug 3, 1861 by Capt. Faulkner. Died Camp Beauregard Feb 7, 1862 Feliciana, KY. Lived in Chambers Co. AL. Debra Boswell

Townsend, Henry
- Henry Townsend served in Co. F 40 AL Infantry. Henry Townsend married Rachel Gooden 14 March,1853 Talladega Co. AL. Henry was born June 6,1832; died Feb.12,1895. Buried Patton Chapel, Lincoln, Talladega Co. AL. Ann Houlihan

Vestal, Bartholomew
- Bartholomew Vestal was from Tallapoosa Co. at the time of the war, Pvt. Co. A in the 47th AL Inf. as Pvt. He was wounded June 19, 1864 and lost a leg. He was born in GA in 1843 and married Sophia Gunther? in Tallapoosa Co, AL in 1872. They moved with his family to Union Co., AR in late 1880's where he died in 1902. Brother-in law of Berry D. Johnson. Urban Wilson

Waldrop, George Dallas
- George Dallas Waldrop was a Pvt. Co. K 6th AL Regt. Enlisted Mar 63, Wedowee at age 15. Served till end of war. Lived in Randolph & Clay Counties AL. Debra Boswell

Waldrop, Jason G.
- Jason G. Waldrop (father to George) Co.F 25th AL Regt. Enlisted under Capt. Handley. Died Feb 26, in Atlanta GA hosp. Lived Randolph Co. AL. Debra Boswell

Weathers, B. F.
- B. F. Weathers served as 2nd Lt. of Co E, 17th Regiment (Dowdell Rangers). Organized Sept 1861 in Randolph Co. Cindy Bray

West, A. A.
- Captain of Co G, 31st Regiment organized at Camp Goldthraite, 1862, Randolph Co. AKA Capt. A.A. West's Company. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

White, Wiley E.
- Wiley E. White was Captain of Co E, 17th Regiment (Dowdell Rangers) organized Sept 1861 in Randolph Co. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Wilkerson, William Harrison
- William Harrison Wilkerson was from Tallapoosa Co., joined 53rd AL Partisan Rangers in Montgomery in 1862, and was captured at Cherokee Station, sent to Rock Island Il. Karen Robinson

Wilson, Fernando DeSoto
- Fernando DeSoto Wilson served as Capt in Croft's Flying Artillery. Joined Yankee army as galvanized Yankee and went west to fight Indians. Brother to George Tyler Wilson, James Monroe Wilson and Martin Van Buren Wilson. From Randolph/Clay Co. Sam Russell

Wilson, George Tyler
- George Tyler Wilson joined the Louina Guards/ Co. K 14th AL Vol. on Aug 1, 1861. Served until capture in July 1864. Lived in Randolph & Clay Co. AL. Debra Boswell

Wilson, James Monroe
- Martin Van Buren Wilson and his brother James Monroe Wilson of Randolph Co. AL went to Savannah GA to enlist in Capt. Croft's Flying Artillery on Feb 4, 1863. Debra Boswell

Wilson, Martin Van Buren
- Martin Van Buren Wilson and his brother James Monroe Wilson of Randolph Co. AL went to Savannah GA to enlist in Capt. Croft's Flying Artillery on Feb 4, 1863. Debra Boswell

Wood, A. C.
- A. C. Wood served as Captain of Co K, 14th Regiment (formerly Louina Guards), a reserve unit from Randolph Co. Organized at Louina, Aug 1, 1861. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter

Wright, John C.
-John C. Wright served as Captain of Co K, 14th Regiment (formerly Louina Guards), a reserve unit from Randolph Co. Organized at Louina, Aug 1, 1861. Cindy Bray Elisabeth Green Streeter