Fayette County, Alabama
~ 43rd Alabama Infantry Volunteers, CSA ~
(Muster
Roll,
Company I)
Taken
from
Muster roll with initial date of May 13, 1862
[ Unless
noted
otherwise, all these men enlisted from Fayette County ]
OFFICERS
1. FITTS, William A.
- Captain - Resigned.
1. SYLVESTER, Joseph A. -
1st
Lt. - Promoted to Captain, February 24, 1863.
2. BALLENGER, Lewis - 2nd
Lt.
- Enlisted in Fayette County, Died September
1, 1862.
3. STEPHENSON, John - 3rd
Lt.
- Promoted to 1st Lt., February 24, 1863,
Resigned.
1. COMEGAYS, Edward F. -
1st
Sgt. - Tuscaloosa County, Promoted to Capt., POW
Hatcher's Run.
2. [left blank]
3. SHACKLEFORD, Thomas J.
-
3rd Sgt. - POW captured at Farmville, VA.
4. GWYN, William - 4th
Sgt. -
Died at Abingdon, VA, April 9, 1864.
5. CORBETT, John H. - 5th
Sgt.
- POW captured at Petersburg, VA.
1. CORBETT, Lewis E. -
1st
Corp.
2. BROCK, James M. - 2nd
Corp.
- Wounded, Died June 2, 1864.
PRIVATES
1. ALLEN, Josiah H.
-
2. ALLEN, Nathaniel F.
- Killed at Drewry's Bluff, VA, May 16, 1864.
3. ATKINS, James -
POW
Appomattox C.H., VA.
4. ANDERSON, Andrew
-
Left sick in Tuscaloosa.
5. AUTREY, Henry S.
-
POW Appomattox C.H., VA.
6. BARNES, Jacob D.
-
POW captured near Knoxville, Died at Rock Island,
IL, Grave 422.
7. BARNES, Jethro
-
Died at Mobile, AL, July 11, 1862.
8. BARNES, James P.
-
Discharged in Tennessee.
9. BARNES, John -
Nominated for Honor Roll.
10. BARNES, Edwin - POW
captured and paroled at New Market, TN.
11. BARNES, Jessee P. -
12. BARNES, Jessee L. -
POW
captured near Knoxville, Sent to Camp Chase, OH.
13. BALLENGER, Hamilton -
Died
of disease, April 24, 1863, at
Strawberry Plains, TN.
14. BILLINGSLEY, Clayton W.
-
Deserted 1864.
15. BILLINGSLEY, Alfred A.
-
POW captured at Elk River, TN, Died at Camp
Douglas, IL.
16. BILLINGSLEY, James E.M.
-
Invalid Corp.
17. BILLINGSLEY, William E.
-
Wounded in Virginia, 1864.
18. BILLINGSLEY, John B.
-
Wounded at Drewry's Bluff, VA, Lost left leg.
19. BLACK, Andrew S. -
20. BOBO, Tillman - Died
of
gunshot at Petersburg, VA.
21. BOWMAN, W.L. -
Discharged
due to health, July 18, 1863.
22. BROWN, William - Died
at
Knoxville, TN, June 29, 1862.
23. BROWN, John A.B. -
Deserted August 7, 1862.
24. BURROW, John F. -
Died at
Drewry's Bluff, VA, May 16, 1864.
25. BURGAN, James. P. -
26. BURGIN, Moses - Died
at
Montgomery, AL.
27. CAIN, Cicero J.F. -
Died
at Gate City Hospital, Atlanta, GA.
28. CLEMENTS, James H. -
POW
captured at New Market, TN, Paroled.
29. CLEMENT, John P. -
Deserted in front of Petersburg, VA.
30. CLEARMON, Jacob - POW
captured in KY, Paroled.
31. COLLINS, Robert N. -
Deserted in front of Petersburg, VA.
32. COLEMAN, John B. -
AWOL
1862.
33. DAVIS, Thomas S. -
Wounded, POW captured at Hatcher's Run, Sent
to Point Lookout, MD.
34. DODSON, John T.
-Wounded
in left leg, Amp., Retired.
35. DODSON, Charles C. -
Left
sick in Mobile, AL, 1862.
36. DODSON, James J.M. -
37. FINCH, Thomas H. -
POW
captured at Fayette County, Signed Oath of
Allegiance to US.
38. FINCH, Benjamin S. -
POW
captured at Burkville, VA, Sent to Point
Lookout, MD.
39. GODFREY, George W. -
Wounded at Petersburg, VA, Retired
40. GODFREY, Thomas J. -
POW
captured at Hatcher's Run, VA, Sent to
Point Lookout, MD.
41. GUIN, Jeremiah -
Deserted,
captured and sent to jail in Ringgold,
GA.
42. GUIN, Alston W. -
43. GUIN, John A. - AWOL
1863.
44. HAWKINS, Samuel W. (H.?)
-
Wounded in left arm at Petersburg, VA.
45. HAWKINS, Jonathan -
46. HAWKINS, Thomas B. -
47. HARDIN, Thompson G. -
Enlisted at Tuscaloosa County, Deserted at
Petersburg, VA.
48. HESTER, Jeptha V. -
49. HEAD, William E. -
50. HILL, John W.M. -
Killed
at Chickamauga, September 30, 1863.
51. HIGDON. Hillary - POW
surrendered at Appomattox C.H., VA, April
9, 1865.
52. HOGAN, John A. -
53. HUDSON, Milton P. -
AWOL
1864.
54. JACKSON, Aulsie C. -
Surrendered at Appomattox C.H., VA, April 9,
1865.
55. JACKSON, Samuel. H. -
AWOL
1862.
56. JAGGERS. Samuel R. -
57. JONES, Robert G. -
POW
captured at Hatcher's Run, VA, Sent to Point
Lookout, MD.
58. JORDAN, William R. -
Signed by "X"
59. LAWRENCE, James. E. -
Died
at Richmond, VA, due to gunshot wound
to his head.
60. McCLUNG, Nathaniel M.
-
AWOL 1864.
61. McCOY, Robert -
Deserted
in front of Petersburg, VA.
62. McDANIEL Britton V. -
POW
captured at Hatcher's Run, VA, Sent to
Point Lookout, MD.
63. McDANIEL R.R. -
[Raymond R. McDANIEL] Shoemaker, AWOL 1865.
64. MORROW, Thomas A. -
AWOL
1864.
65. MORRISON, Noah J. -
AWOL
1865.
66. OAKES, Thomas J. -
67. ODAM, Alfred P. - POW
captured at Loudon, TN, Rock Island, IL, Joined
US Army.
68. OTTS, Elijah B. -
68. OTTS, Jasper P. -
Gunshot
wound at Petersburg, VA.
70. OTTS, Michael -
71. OTTS, Michael C. -
Died
March 5, 1863, at Mossy Creek, TN.
72. OTTS, Newton - Died.
73. OTTS, Robert J. -
Deserted
March 4, 1865, Sent to Washington,
D.C.
74. OTTS, William -
75. PALMER, William A. -
POW
captured at Strawberry Plains, TN.
76. PRICE, James W. -
AWOL
1864.
77. RANDOLPH, Jeremiah C.
-
Deserted December 28, 1864, Sent to City
Point, MD.
78. RECTOR, Amos J. - POW
captured at Drewry's Bluff, VA, Sent to
Elmira, NY.
79. ROLAND, Henry H. -
80. SELF, William A. -
Deserted.
81. SELF, Jesse H. -
Bodyguard
for General GRACIE, Absent in arrest
1865.
82. SHACKELFORD, John J.
-
83. SHACKELFORD, George W.
-
POW captured at Elk River, TN, Camp
Douglas, IL, Arrest
84. SHACKELFORD, Andrew J.
-
85. SHAW, Thomas - AWOL
1864.
86. SHAW, Joseph - Died
July
7, 1864, at Petersburg, VA, from gunshot
wound.
87. SMITH, George W. -
POW
captured in Hosp. Petersburg, Died from
wounds.
88. SMITH, George W. -
89. SMITH, Issac A. -
Captured
and paroled in KY.
90. SMITH, William - POW
captured at Strawberry Plains, TN, Paroled.
91. SPENCE, George H. -
Died
on January 7, 1862.
92. SPENCE, William W. -
Died.
93. SPRINGFIELD, James M.
-
AWOL 1962.
94. STEWARD. James H. -
Died
June 9, 1864, in hospital at Richmond, VA.
95. STOVALL, Benjamin F.
-
Assistant Regimental Druggist, Killed at
Chickamauga.
SOURCE
& NOTES:
This muster roll from Alabama Department of Archives and History
dates
from May to June 1862, but here I have also added notes of some
later
service from the Compiled Service Records found in US National
Archives. Captain W.A. FITTS signed a requisition attached
to the
muster roll June 28, 1862. My apologies
for any errors contained as the copy is poor especially after man
number 63. It appears that there may be more names that are
not
readable. Perhaps a better copy of the original roll can be
obtained and corrections made at a future date. Additional
names
are contained in the Compiled Service Records that are transcribed
in
my book, Gracie's Pride - The
43rd
Alabama Infantry Volunteers. The Service records
are
available from US National Archives in Washington, DC, and other
depositories. ~
Arthur E. Green
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