Company "F"
Transcribed by Sue Bowers

Extracted from "HISTORY of the  Twentieth Tennessee Regiment CSA" 
Published in 1904

The "Tennessee and the Civil War" Project wishes to thank Sue for transcribing this information.

Nimmo, J. A., Captain    Was wounded at battle of Shiloh and resigned. He was a well educated business man and his company was very fond of him. He died at Gallatin several years ago highly respected.

Johnson, R. E., First Lieutenant    Killed at Fishing Creek;  was one of the best drilled officers of the regiment; having commanded a company of militia before the war.

Hawkins, W. V.,  Lieutenant    Killed at Shiloh.

Doss, W. V.     Joined Morgan's Cavalry after the re-organization.

Epperson, S. A. E.    Lieutenant     Elected First Sergeant, promoted to First Lieutenant just before the re-organization, and discharged at the re-organization at Corinth.

Davis, F. M.    Was elected Captain at re-organization, wounded at Murfreesboro and resigned.

Alsup, Jerry    Discharged;  over age.

Angler, C. T.    Discharged;  over age.

Ausbrooks, D. H.   Discharged;  over age.

Austin, Henry

Bloodsworth, John

Brown, D. M.    Was the soldier who set fire to the Noble Ellis.     

Brown, J. D.    Westmoreland, Tennessee.

Brown, John     Westmoreland, Tennessee.

Brown, Marion    Killed at Fishing Creek.

Caldwell, David    Died in hospital.

Caldwell, Hardy    Known as "the Sweet Singer of Israel".  

Carter, Buck       Killed.

Carter, Johnson

Cawley, Seth       Dead.

Clark, Richard

Coats, Jones

Corbin, Mordica

Couch, John

Durham, A. M.      Discharged at Gainsboro.

Durham, F. G.     Wounded at Shiloh, and captured.

Durham, J. H.    Elected Third Lieutenant at Gainsboro, elected First Lieutenant at re-organization;wounded at Chickamauga, and Jonesboro.  Post Office, Angle, Tennessee.

Durham, Miles    Transferred to Artillery.

Davis, F. M.     Elected Captain at re-organization;  Wounded at Murfreesboro, and resigned

Davis, W. A.

Dorris, J. E.    Died in Sumner County since the war.

Dorris, W. A.

Doss, Martin     Killed at Shiloh.

Duffer, Abner

Escue, W. A.     Elected Orderly Sergeant at re-organization and died at home since the war.

Fagg, Bartlett

Fagg, Jones

Farris, Dudley

Fisher, Henry

Gilliam David     Trammel, Tennessee.

Gilliam, Dink     Trammel, Tennessee.

Gilliam, W. B.    Shackle Island, Tenn;  wounded at Shiloh.

Hilburn, Robert   Wounded at Fishing Creek.

Hix, G. W.    

Hodges, Jackson    Killed at Shiloh.

Hodges, Lafayette    Killed at Shiloh.

Hodges, Smith      Died in hospital.

Holmes, C. B.

Holmes, R. Y.      Bethpage, Tenn.

Howell, M. H.

Keen, Lem

Keen, Mark

Keen, William

Key, John

Love, Henry

Mason, Jasper       Killed at Shiloh.

McAdams, Irwin

McAdams, James

McAdams, John

McWhirter, Newt

Morgan, J. W.      Elected Third Lieutenant at re-organization;  captured at battle of Nashville, Dec. 1864; released from prison Nov. 1865;  now lives at Bethpage, Tenn.

Morris, Henry      Discharged;  died on the way home.

Morris, John

Morris, Robert

Morris, Samuel

Morris, Wid.

Perry, John

Perry, William

Phillips, J. D.

Phillips, J. W.

Pike, James        Discharged;  over age;  dead  

Pike, John

Ragon, Jesse

Riddle, Sam

Rippy, Alfred      Died in prison.

Rippy, Eli

Rippy, Jesse

Rippy, Joe         Discharged at Vicksburg, 1862.  Dead.

Rippy, Sid         Thumb shot off at Shiloh.

Rippy, W. A.

Rippy, W. W.

Simmons, Charley   Wounded at Shiloh;  killed at Chickamauga.

Simpson, J. E.     Discharged;  Dead.

Stewart, Gideon    Killed at Fishing Creek.

Stewart, Sam       Discharged;  over age;  dead.

Stone, Buck

Troutt, Elijah

Troutt, Jerry      Trammel, Tennessee.

Wert, T. W.        Wounded at Shiloh;  Post Office, Rock Ridge, Tn.

Willoford, Frank

Willoford, Green

Willoford, Henry

Witham, ------     Discharged;  over age;  Dead.

Woodall, E. P.

Woodward, John     Killed at Chickamauga.

Wray, George

Wray, M. H.        Elected Second Lieutenant at re-organization.

Wray, William

Total Rank and File,  92

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