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Searching for location of farm
near Decherd owned by my ggggrandparents Francis A & Eunice D OAKLEY
1830-70's. Next farm owned by Sidney S. (S.S.D. or S.S.P.) VAUGHN or VAUGHAN.
Also was within 1/2 mi. of Union Army Camp at Decherd Station in 1863.
Sherry Oakley Simmonds
SSimmo@aol.com
Submitted on Sun Apr 2 19:16:57
MDT 2000
Looking for a Civil War
military prison/fort or camp called "Irwin Black" or "Irvin Block"......don't
think it was a POW camp, but a military jail [Union]
M.S. Ficklin
mficklin@cwia.com
Submitted on Thu Mar 30 15:15:44
MST 2000
I am looking for information
regarding the unit histories and rosters of two Civil War CSA Tennessee units.
The first unit is the 23rd Tennessee Infantry Batttalion. The second unit is
the 45th Tennessee Infantry Regiment which consolidated with the 23rd later in
the war. If you know where this informations exists on the Internet (or
anywhere else for that manner), please advise. I have been unable to find
anything about the 45th, and only two companies (D and E) and an abbreviated
history on the 23rd.
C B Mays
cbmays215@yahoo.com
Submitted on Fri Mar 24 18:05:29
MST 2000
Trying to locate parents of
Wiley Waters or Wiley Ezell born March 1838 in either Tenn. or Alabama.Civil
War vet,may have enlisted in Hardin county, Tenn.George Ezell was his half
brother.
Yvonne Waters Woodard -- 16781 FM 831, Buffalo, TX 75831
vonwood@usa.net
Submitted on Mon Mar 27 20:24:48
MST 2000
A biography of my ancestor
James Sweeney MCINTOSH from Goodspeed's History of Tennessee, 1887 shows that
he enlisted in the Fed 4th TN Cav in the hospital division. This is the only
information I have on his military service and welcome any additional
information.
Ray Person
r-person@onu.edu
Submitted on Tue Mar 28 04:57:17
MST 2000
I am trying to find
information on James Mortimer CREWS (CSA) who resided in Shelby County,
Tennessee. He was married to LinnieDONELSON, daughter of Dr. Samuel DONELSON
of Inglewood. Inglewoodwas located on Old Airline Road and Donelson Road. I
wouldappreciate any information.
Cathy Wilson
wilsonc10@aol.com
Submitted on Sun Mar 19 15:39:19
MST 2000
looking for info on burial of
John Barger(b.1838 Sullivan Co.,d.Dec. 31,1862)killed in Battle of
Murfreesboro in Civil War.
D.Barger
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Submitted on Mon Mar 20 17:53:16
MST 2000
I am searching for a record of
Henry Phipps'service in the Civil War. He was mustered into the 6th KY
Veteran's Cavalry in Scott Co. TN from the 24th KY Infantry in 1863. I can
find no information on the 6th KY Vet. Cav. Approximately 30 soldiers
transferred to the Scott co. unit from the KY 24th at the same time. Possibly
the unit was given another name or was divided even further at a later date?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Connie
contim@kih.net
Submitted on Mon Mar 20 18:32:15
MST 2000
JENKINS, MORGAN in Polk county
TN. I'm looking for information on Alexander Jenkins born ca 1827 married
Sarah Elizabeth Morgan. He was maybe son of Jeremiah, she dau of William
Morgan. They lived in the Campground, Springtown areas of Polk County.
Especially interested in whether they fought in the Civil War. Thank you.
Susan McKenzie
eaglecl@concentric.net
Submitted on Mon Mar 20 20:54:03
MST 2000
I recently acquired copies of
a regimental reunion picture of Col. John H. Savage's 16th Tennessee Infantry.
I am interested in anyone, who can help me identify the veterans in this
photograph, tell me when & where the photograph was taken and any other
information.
Tim Young -- Tim Young, Monroe, TN 38573
tly@twlakes.net
Submitted on Wed Mar 22 06:43:54
MST 2000
Need info on Matthew SWEATMAN.....story
says he died in prison in Tennessee during the Civil War. Any suggestions as
to how I would check this story? Thanks
Elvina
efern@thegrid.net
Submitted on Wed Mar 22 11:31:40
MST 2000
I am looking for Madison and
Radford DOUGLAS,DOUGLASS who may have been killed in the war. Mother Rhoda
Routh(Ruth), Father Alexander Douglas b.1802 d.1856. <;BR>Charita
Miley -- 1514 F.G Jones Road, Malvern, AR 72104
R.Trunkenbolz@worldnet.att.net
Submitted on Wed Mar 22 13:09:09
MST 2000
I am looking for members of my
family that could have been in the Civil War. TOM BROWN, HOUSTON HIGHTOWER
SMITH, ROBERT LEE GRANT, ELIHA TRIPP. They were from around Moore County and
Lexie Cross Roads in Franklin County. If anyone has any information that could
help me, please contact me.
Gwyn Gattis Smith -- PO Box 2, Winchester, TN 37398
Gwyns@edge.net
Submitted on Sat Mar 18 08:14:45
MST 2000
I am seeking burial location
of Rueben F. Dumas who was killed at Battle of Murfreesboro between December
31, 1862 and January 3, 1863. He was a member of Adam's Brigade. He was
Private Co. E, 32 Regt. Alabama Infantry. There is a note regarding a possible
Medal of Honor identified as Adjutant & Inspector General's Office, CSA,
relative to General Order Number 131/3. Whatever that is? Thanks for any info.
Glenn D. Harvell -- 2662 Fisk
Road, Montgomery, AL 36111
mharvell@mindspring.com
Submitted on Sat Mar 18 18:49:19
MST 2000
I'M LOOKING FOR A JESSE MAY
THAT SHOWED UP IN THE 1860 MEIGS COUNTY CENSUS . ALSO I NEED TO KNOW THE CIVIL
WAR REGIMENTS THAT WERE FORMED IN MEIGS COUNTY . JESSE WAS LOCATED IN THE
PINELAND AREA OF MEIGS COUNTY BUT I DO NOT KNOW IF HE FOUGHT IN THE WAR.
KEITH MAY -- 1511 montlake
rd., soddy daisy, TN 37379
montlake64@mindspring.com
Submitted on Sun Mar 19 12:57:53
MST 2000
Does anyone have a roster of
the confederate infantry that was mustered out of Montgomery County? I have on
GGGrandfather and an uncle on that roster. I found it once, but lost it in my
latest computer crash. I'm looking for Andrew Jackson WINN and Richard S.
WINN.
Anita Evans
aevans1@bellsouth.net
Submitted on Sun Mar 19 13:06:54
MST 2000
JOSEPH OR JOHN (first name
uncertain) ?. MAY HAVE BEEN BORN IN TENNASSEE,WAS IN CIVIL WAR,POSSIBLY
DESERTER...,WENT TO ARKANSAS IN IZARD COUNTY NEAR THE END OF THE WAR OR IN THE
LATE 1800'S
DEAN
dakota@nwi.net
Submitted on Wed Mar 15 13:32:45
MST 2000
Seeking information on John Estes shown on the 1860 Dekalb Co. census residing in the Dry Creek area with James Eastis 68, Charlotte (Mangum) Eastis 68, Mary 27, Simpson 25, Thomas 21, John 12, and Andrew 4 mo.
We believe this John to be my
husband's GGGgrandfather, and we have a copy of John's enlistment papers which
indicates that he enlisted for the union in 1864, but I recently came across a
roster of the men of Allison's Cavalry (Confederates) which lists Thomas Estes
and J.C. Estes.
In the Veterans census of 1890,
both Thomas Estes and John Estes indicated that they fought under the 5th
Tennessee Cavalry (Union).
I know the census is notorious for mistakes, but his birthyear is in question. In the 1860 census, John was 12, on his enlistment papers of 1864, he said he was 18 (which makes him 14 in 1860) and his tombstone says he was born in 1841 (which makes him 19 in 1860).
Anybody with any information
on the above, please contact me.
R. Ogasawara-Estes -- 5211 Big Hill
Road, Liberty, TN 37095
uchuujin@aol.com
Submitted on Wed Mar 15 08:24:53
MST 2000
I am looking for information
on the family of Joseph Harrison Bayles.According to his Civil War records he
was from Meigs Co. at te timeof his enlistment. He enlisted 11-1861. He was
under age, he wasabout 14 when he enlisted. They did not find this out until
1864. Hisfather's name was John Bayles and his mother was ? Mayner. Joseph
wasborn 6-5 1846. he died in Hamilton Co. Tn in 1926. He married EvalineCagle
shortly after the war. If anyone knows this line I would loveto talk with you.
Thank You.
Patty Quinn
PatriciaFromTn@webtv.net
Submitted on Wed Mar 15 11:57:01
MST 2000
I am interested in any
information about the 4th Tennessee Provisional Army Regiment and other
Provisional Army units. Also interested in the militia formations of Tennessee
post sucession and pre confederation.
Ric Lemon
rvl53@tir.com
Submitted on Mon Mar 13 21:08:55
MST 2000
I am looking for information
on a HARTWELL WILSON. Born abt. 1827 He married a MARTHA MOODY Born: 1836 TN,
Died: 1927 AR Married: abt.1860. They are both on the 1860 census for the 1st
district, WHITE Co.,TN HARTWELL WILSON was to have been killed during the
Civil War. If any one knows of them or how I might be able to find out who he
fought with, or if MARTHA had applied for his pension.....anything would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jeannia
Jeannia Zamora
jzamara@codetel.net.do
Submitted on Mon Mar 13 07:33:28
MST 2000
I am looking for information
on Jacob Presley who died on May 14,1864 in the Civil War.He was born in
1835.He was in Blount Co on the 1860 census. He married Sarah Ann Duncan in
1858 and had four children. She applied for a pension in 1867. He was in the
Union Tenn infantry 5th regiment company I. I would like to know where he was
buried and who his parents were.Any help would be appreciated. Judy Silverman
Judy Silverman
lass5577@aol.com
Submitted on Sat Mar 11 21:49:57
MST 2000
Does anyone have any
information on Rev. Granville ESTES or his father Capt. Llewelyn ESTES? Capt.
ESTES was to of supposedly received a Medal of Honor in the Civil War. Any
information on them would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Donna
Donna Capps Wickham
dcwic@txucom.net
Submitted on Sat Mar 11 14:11:37
MST 2000
J.P.SANDERS was confederate
soldiers.My grandaunt passaway about four month we find some old papers on
JAMES PRESTON SANDERS.SANDERS was a prisoner at cumberland gap.JAMES was let
go on APRIL 27,1865 to return home to GRAINGER COUNTY,TENN.THE paper states
JAMES P. SANDERS was a private Capt.J.J.JOHNICAN'S CO. E FIRST CALVARY.J.P.
SANDERS married NANCY SIMMONS. I only have two son DAVID NELSON SANDERS born
JAN.8 1871 in kentucky and JAMES PRESTON SANDERS born?.WILL someone please
HELP me.Thank you
Wanda Sanders -- 936 county road
1629, Cullman, AL 85058
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Submitted on Wed Mar 8 19:30:05
MST 2000
Information on George Thomas
Nelson. Served in the Civil War,CSA Served with 2nd (Bate's)Tennessee Infantry
Regiment, PACS. Records filed as 2nd (Robison's) Tennessee Infantry Regiment.
What method of discharge from the confederate army did he receive, and where
was he parolled or discharged???? I think that he was buried in Spring Hill
Cemetary, Madison Tn. in 1877.
Gary Thomas Nelson
GNelson@aladdin-atr.com
Submitted on Fri Mar 10 14:42:01
MST 2000
I am searching for Samuel L.
Rutherford,who fought for Company C, 21st regiment of the Iowa vol. inf. and
died aboard the hospital boat the D.A.January,on June 11th, 1863, his body was
taken to Memphis and buried. In search of place of burial.
Janette Widmann -- 1308 West Charles,
Oelwein, IA 50662
buxsma@yahoo.com
Submitted on Tue Mar 7 11:38:17
MST 2000
1st husband of Tabitha
Hightower Freeman MCCLURE killed in action during the Civil War battle unknown
member of confederate I beleive Tabitha Hightower Freeman at age 26 married
Adam Reed Wilson my Grandfather.Any info. on the above mentioned MCCLURE WILL
BE APPRECIATED
James W. Wilson -- 249 Wolf Ridge
Cove, Collierville, TN 38017
jamesw@dellnet.com
Submitted on Tue Mar 7 12:44:28
MST 2000
Looking for information on
William Henry Harrison GRIMES, born 06/21/1841; died 10/18/1912. Served in the
CSA 8th Reg. TN Inf., Co. C. Lived in, and buried in Cookeville. His daughter,
Mary Elizabeth GRIMES married Miles Ancie White. Any info would be greatly
appreciated.
Rodger Williams
rhjwilliams@peoplepc.com
Submitted on Mon Mar 6 17:49:33
MST 2000
A couple of months ago, I was
at a genealogy meeting at the Overton County Library, a lady was there named
Ms. Maurine E. Patton. She is a member of the Putnam County Historical
Society. She told me that a man from Erin, Tennesse, was coming to one of the
meetings of the Putnam County Historical Society; either seeking or he was an
authority on the 16th Tennessee Infantry. Can you provide me with this mans
name?
Tim Young -- Tim Young 166 Old Stover Rd., Monroe, TN 38573
tly@twlakes.net
Submitted on Mon Feb 28 12:26:53
MST 2000
Looking for info on Peter
Black MORRIS b 1836/38 in Davidson county.(Father John H MORRIS, mother Jane
Baker HALLUM.)??? Rhoda Ellen CLARK b 1836, (she may have been called Rhody)
in Davidson county.Father J.M. (Jesse) CLARK, mother Sally
CHAMBERS....Siblings, Josiah, Nancy, Martha, Temperance, Lucinda, Pricilla &
Thomas....Jesse may have been born in Robertson county....Thanks much.....
Bob Long -- 241 Timothy,
Winston, OR 97496
bjlong@pioneer-net.com
Submitted on Mon Feb 28 14:51:27
MST 2000
Requesting information on
Civil War Confederate soldier burials at Shelbyville, TN. William RUTLEDGE,
Mississippi Como Rangers, died in a military hospital at Shelbyville on March
4, 1862. Understand he is buried in a large city cemetery and graves are
marked with a code. Were the confederate soldiers buried locally or moved to
other locations.
Tamara H. McAnally
tkatt@juno.com
Submitted on Fri Feb 25 10:08:58
MST 2000
My great great grandfather was
G.W.D.Porter in the annuals of Tennessee he stated he was at the battle of
Shilo/Pittsburg Landing.Is there anyone who has access to records,docunmetion
that show him being there. Thanks Mike.
Mike Porter
michael.porter@msfc.nasa.com
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Submitted on Fri Feb 25 06:13:08
MST 2000
Would like to get any
information about, William S. Castleman, William Henry Castleman and about
Milton Parker Castleman. Thank you,
Mary Allison -- 505 county rd 7,
Hope, AR 71801
maryallison@yahoo.com
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Submitted on Thu Feb 24 09:26:00
MST 2000
I understand there is a
William Riley Holder listed in the 39th Tn. vo.Inf.Rgt.Co.F. Can anyone tell
me if this is correct. I reasonably sure this is my long lost 2xgrand father.
Thank You Merrill Lane...merlane@the-i.net
Merrill Lane -- PoBox 1195,
Rockport, TX 78381
merlane@the-i.net
Submitted on Wed Feb 23 22:26:58
MST 2000
Hello, Tennessee cousins.... I
am researching the 28th TN Infantry (Civil War) of which my gggrandfather
James Forrester PARROTT was a member. I am wondering if any of you are
descendents of other men who were in this group, and if you can give me any
information about your ancestors and their participation in the Civil War. I
have lots of info on my James PARROTT- am looking for others. Any help would
be appreciated! Thank you. Anita Tally Missouri
Anita Tally
ctall@janics.com
Submitted on Fri Feb 18 19:46:03
MST 2000
Looking for the grave of
SAMUEL L RUTHERFORD, 21st Iowa Vol Inf Co C, who was buried "near Memphis",
June 11th,1863. He died aboard the hospital ship the D.A. January while being
taken north probably to the hospital at Keokuk, Iowa. Does any one know the
location of any hospitals set up by the Union Army at that point in time?
LaRea Rose -- 604 3rd Ave, Monte
Vista, CO 81144
snooks@amigo.net
Submitted on Mon Feb 21 10:44:00
MST 2000
Shelby County- I am trying to
get the addresses of the cemeteries around Memphis. According to the pension
records SAMUEL L RUTHERFORD, 21st IOWA VOL INF, CO.C was buried NEAR
MEMPHIS,TENN. If anyone has email addresses or regular mailing addresses I
would appreciate your help....PLEASE LaRea
LaRea Rose -- 604 3rd Ave, Monte
Vista, CO 81144
snooks@amigo.net
Submitted on Fri Feb 18 12:13:16
MST 2000
DONNELL Seeking information on
David M. Donnell of Warren County. He was president of a female college and
during the War Between the States was colonel of the 16th Tennessee Infantry.
Would be happy to share what information I have on him.
Bruce Alardice
bruce.allardice@westgroup.com
Submitted on Fri Feb 18 10:09:19
MST 2000
MOORE, Robert; I'm looking for
information about Robert C. Moore. In a Claiborne County Cemetery book after
his name is "Co.-E 49th Tennessee Infantry" Dose anyone have a roster for Co-E
? I believe it was org. in Montgomery County...THANKS,
Carl L. Moore -- PO Box 62,
Wolcott, IN 47995 0062
tnrebelin@yahoo.com
Submitted on Tue Feb 15 10:37:30
MST 2000
I am searching for any records
on Stansel WALKER, who was know to be a volunteer in the Tennessee CSA Army. I
believe he moved to Texas sometime after the end of the War.
Don Davis -- 101 Windrush Drive,
Ridgeland, MS 39157-9783
HDDhomepc@aol.com
Submitted on Tue Feb 15 11:17:48
MST 2000
Need information on R. M.
(Robert Martin?) Young, b. Jan. 1838, Tenn. - Jackson? Co., m. M. J. (??),
moved to Lamar Co., Texas, after 1880. M. J. b. 1839; d. Sep 15, 1898, age 59,
in Lamar Co. R. M. d. Feb. 16, 1908, age 70. Both bur. in Lee Cem., Roxton,
Lamar Co, Texas. 1900 Census, Lamar Co. living w/children, John W., son; S.
E., dau; M. E., dau; Dulia, & husband, W. D. Duncan, 2 nephews, Hybert L. &
Robert L. Dulia & W. D. Duncan had dau, R. M., bur. Lee Cem. Lee Cemetery - a
Texas Historical Cemetery. First date in Cemetery 1831; last 1913. Applying
for Civil War markers - found Pvt. R. M. Young, enlisted Sept 7, 1861, in Co.
A., Tenn. 28th Cons. Inf., 1st muster roll, Mar, Apr, 1863, last pd to Aug 31,
1862, absent, wounded Jan 2, Murfreeesboro; Jul & Aug - deserted?, absent
without leave from April 1, 1863. No other information. Most from of first men
from Cumberland & surounding counties. No pension found. Is this the right R.
M. Young?
Jean Caddel -- 447 Ridge Creek Rd., Waxahachie, TX 75167
geocad@aol.com
Submitted on Sun Feb 13 02:09:45
MST 2000
TEAS - I am interested in
finding out what county Pulaski, Tenn. was in circa 1865. Thanks very much.
Susan Ganser -- 123 Willowbrook
Ct. #1, Schaumburg, IL 60195
susanjayne@juno.com
Submitted on Fri Feb 11 08:28:18
MST 2000
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