|
Arthur Adkins
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co H
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
John Adkins
|
Rank: Sergeant
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co H
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
John T. Adkins
|
Rank: Captain
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co A
Pension: 94229
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Paula Via
Additional Info Sent by Helen
L Smith Hoke:
JOHN Tyler ADKINS
b. abt 1841, near the Campbell-Anderson County line in Tennessee.
January 1, 1860, married Mary Jane Dunkin August 2, 1861,
John volunteered for service on the Union Army, Company
A First Tennessee Infantry. He was promoted to rank of corporal.
In 1863, John contracted smallpox. He was fortunate to survive
his illness; however, the disease caused the loss of sight
in his right eye, and left him in ill health and poor physical
condition. He was discharged from the service in September
1864. John returned to Campbell County, and made his home
at the Lindsay Mill area. serve as Justice of the Peace
in Campbell County. To this Union was given 7 children died
on August 10, 1905. He was buried at the Oak Grove Baptist
Church Cemetery. .
|
|
Joseph Adkins
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co H
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
Joshua Adkins
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 7th TN Inf Co F
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Louis Adkins
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: Louis
or Lewis Adkins
He served from Aug 1 1861 - Sept 17 1864.
He listed Coal Creek as his PO.
b. August 10, 1839
d. May 29, 1913, Campbell Co, TN
Buried: Glade Springs Cemetery, Fincastle, Campbell Co, TN
Submitted by: Helen
L. Smith Hoke |
|
Prior Adkins
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
Sherwood Adkins
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
William Adkins
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
James H. Agee
|
Rank: Orderly Sgt
Unit: 143rd IN Inf Co I
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Robert Aiken
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 9th TN Cav Co I
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Calvin Allen
|
Rank:unkn
Unit: East Tn. National guard
Side:Union
Pension:
Additional Notes:Unit was called up to defend Knoxville against Longstreet
Submitted by:
Dennis Allen
|
|
William Allen
|
Rank: Private
Unit: OH
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
William L. Allen
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
| Silas Arthur |
Rank: Private
Unit: 8th
IN Inf Co G
Side: Union
Pension:
Additional Notes: Silar Arthur was the husband of Manerva Arthur. After Manerva's death, he married Ellen Stephens Chapman. She was a sister to my Great-Grandfather, Rev. Jasper Stephens. Silar was buired at the Old Baker's Forge Cemetery in Sugar Hollow and re-internred at Baker's Forge Memorial by TVA when Norris Lake was formed in 1934.
Submitted by: Joe Stephens |
|
Dock L. Bailey
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 4th TN Cav Co C
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info
BAILEY, Dock L. (pension
applied for) Pvt Age: 20 - Born: Campbell Co., TN - Confined
in prison for desertion, Court-martialed, Charge of desertion
eventually dropped (Listed in 1860 census with the William
Davis family)
Submitted by: Cindy Lou Palmer |
|
James Bailey
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co H
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
Wiley Polk Bailey
|
Rank: Corporal
Unit: 7th TN Mtd. Inf Co
I
Pension: 811423
Additional Notes: |
|
Andrew C. Baird
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: Andrew
C. Baird- died December 30, 1861 Somerset KY- accidental discharge
of pistol-buried Mill Springs National Cemetery. Submitted
by Paula Via |
|
Andrew Baird
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
David Baird
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Hiram Baird
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co B
Pension: WC901.259
Additional Notes: |
|
John Baird
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co B
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Josiah Baird/Beard
|
Rank: Corporal
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co A
Pension: 447983
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Paula Via |
|
Lewis Millard
Baird
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 7th TN Inf Co G
Pension:
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Shelby Lawson Alexander
Lewis Baird was a civilian
taken as prisioner and died why being a prisioner in Salisbury
N.C. He died in 1864, Salisbury N.C. was my 4th Great Grandfather.
Please feel free to visit my website at: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/l/e/Shelby-Jean-Alexander-Ohio/
and http://familytreemaker.com/users/a/l/e/Shelby-Jean-Alexander/ |
|
Lewis M. Baird
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Pryor Perkins
Baird
|
Rank: Scout
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co A
Pension: 420237
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Paula Via |
|
Samuel C. Baird
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co A
Pension: 980656
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Paula Via |
|
Zebedee Baird
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co B
Pension: 414296
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Paula Via |
|
William S.M.
Baird
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
William Baird
Jr
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Benjamin Baker
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co I
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Hiram Baker
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co B
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
J. W. Baker
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 13th TN Inf
Pension: S11755
Additional Notes: |
|
Michael Baker
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Samuel Baker
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
John Ballard
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 6th TN Inf Co F
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
| Sgt. Silas Ballard |
Rank: Sgt.
Unit: Co C 1st TN Infantry
Side: Union
Pension:
Additional Notes:
Silas Ballard (1819-1884) was buried at the Cannon Family Cemetery on Powell River, and re-interned at Baker's Forge Memorial by TVA when Norris Lake was formed
Submitted by: Joe Stephens |
|
George Preston
Barley
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co G
Pension: 241741
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Doyle King |
|
Joseph Barron
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: Submitted
by: Shelby Lawson Alexander
Joseph Barron 1st Tenn.
Inf. Co. A. was my 5th great grandpa on my fathers side, through
Mary Polly Baird who married Evn Walden. She was daughter
of William Baird and Nancy Barron, Baird. Will was son of
Lewis M. Baird. Please feel free to visit my website at: http://www.suresite.com/oh/s/sxander |
|
Alexander Bashears
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 22nd (Barteau's)
Cav
Pension: S2390
Additional Notes: |
|
William Beamr
[sic]
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co B
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
William C. Bell
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1st MO Cav
Pension: S10533
Additional Notes: |
|
John Bellew
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Co K, 14th Regt Ind
foot vols
Pension:
Additional Notes: This
was my Great Grandfather on my mothers side. I have his original
discharge. He was discharged in Indianapolis, Ind.
Submitted by Hugh D. Hatmaker |
|
Peter Bird
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
| William "W.C." Boruff |
Rank: Pvt.
Unit: 6th TN infantry co. C
Side: Union
Pension:
Additional Notes: Originally from Campbell county, but later moved to Union County before going to the war.
Submitted by: Amanda Bourff |
|
Isha/Isaiah
Bowling
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co C
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Nathan Bowling
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co C
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
J. M. Bowman
|
Rank:
Unit: Co. G, 1st TN Inf
Pension:
Additional Notes: Buried
in Bowman Cemetery, listed on Find-A-Grave
Submitted by: Helen
L. Smith Hoke |
|
James M. Branam
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 148 IN Reg
Pension:
Additional Notes: Born
1841 Campbell Co
Died 10 Jan 1897
Buried Halls Cemetery,
Campbell co. Tn.
Married Mary Ann Wilburn
18 July 1859, Campbell Co., Tn.
Submitted by: M J Bryant |
|
Andrew Jackson
Bratcher
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1st TN Inf Reg. Co
C
Pension: 103459
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Paula Via |
|
Benjamin F.
Bratcher
|
Rank: 1st Lieutnant
Unit: 9th TN Cav Reg. Co
C & I
Pension:
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Paula Via |
|
William Bratcher
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 4th TN Cav Co C
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
David L. Bridges
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 7th TN Mtd. Inf Co
F
Pension: 929031 & 7210654
& W872276
Additional Notes: |
|
Henry W. Brock
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 4th TN Cav Co C
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info
BROCK, Henry W. (pension
applied for) Pvt Age: 22 - Born: Campbell Co., TN - Died in
Gen. Hospital, Tullahoma, TN March 21, 1864 of disease
Submitted by: Cindy Lou Palmer |
| George W. Brown |
Rank:
Corp
Unit: Co C 49th
TN Infantry
Side:
Union
Pension:
Additional Notes:
George W. Brown was buried in the yard of the Old Powell River Church at
the Mouth of Cedar Creek, and re-interned at Baker's Forge Memorial by
TVA when Norris Lake was formed. Union Veteran, James Brown, who is also
buried at Baker's Forge Memorial was his brother. Their wives, Anna
Cannon Brown, and Catherine Heatherly Brown, were first cousins.
George W. Brown died as a result of a fight with his wife's cousin, James
Cannon, in 1879. James Cannon was a brother to George's sister in-law,
Anna Cannon Brown, and a first cousin to George's wife, Catherine
Heatherly Brown.
George W. Brown was born in 1839.
Submitted by: Joe
Stephens |
| James Brown |
Rank:
Corp
Unit: Co C 49th
Kentucky Reg
Side:
Union
Pension:
Additional Notes:
James Brown was born in 1840 and died in 1906. James was the husband of
my Great-Grandmother's sister, Anna Cannon Brown. He was re-interned at
Baker's Forge Memorial by TVA from Liberty Baptist Church when Norris
Lake was formed
Submitted by: Joe Stephens |
| John Brown |
Rank:
Private
Unit: Co. C 49th KY Mounted Infantry
Side: Union
Pension: 324283
Additional Notes: from Fincastle, Tennessee
Submitted by: Elba Barnes |
| Roland A. Browning |
Rank:
Sgt.
Unit: 8th Ky. Inf Reg.
Side:
Union
Pension:
unknown
Additional
Notes: Roland served with his brothers William C. and Hugh Browning. Mustered in Oct.1, 1861 at Camp Dick Robinson Ky.. Captured in 1862, held at Richmond, Va. sick and in Richmond Hospital. paro;ed, prisioner exchange may 1863. Mustered out Nov. 1864 at Chattanooga, Tn.
Submitted by: Art
Browning |
| William C Browning |
Rank:
Private
Unit: 8th
Regiment Kentucky Infantry
Side: Union
Pension:
Additional
Notes: BET. SEP 1861 - NOV 1862 8th Regiment Kentucky Infantry
Event: Military BET. NOV 1862 - 25 JUL 1865 Battery B, 1st Battalion
Tennessee Artillery.
Military Service: Civil War - Enlisted as a Private on 02 September 1861
in Camp Dick Robinson, KY. Enlisted in Company A, 8th Infantry Regiment
Kentucky on 01 October 1861
William served with his brother; Hugh Parker Browning.
Submitted by: Wesley Sherrod Hart |
|
George Bruce
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co H
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
John N. Bruce
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co H
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
| David R. Brummett |
Rank:
Unit: Co F 6th TN
Infantry
Side:
Union
Pension:
Additional Notes:
Douglas Cemetery (LaFollette)
Submitted by: Joe
Stephens |
|
Henry Burriss
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 3rd KY Vol. Co G
Pension: 552429
Additional Notes:
Submitted
by Reita Burress
Cert. No. 552429 Widow's
Pension for Henry Burriss Private, Co. G. Third Ky. Vols.
USA enrolled Aug. 16, 1861 at Camp Dic Robinson, mustered
out Oct. 8, 1864. Wounded Kenesaw Mt. Married Mary Gray 1843
in Campbell Co., Tn. She died 1845 and he remarried Mary Bond
1848.
|
|
Thomas Buell
Burris
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 8th TN Cav
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Leroy "Burrass"
Burris
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Co D 1st Btln Lite
Artillery
Pension: 233974
Additional Notes: As per
the Declaration for Original Pension by a Mother filed by
Lavinia Burris in 1886 and witnessed by John and Charles P.
Webb in the town of Parnick, Campbell Co. TN. Leroy Burris
enlisted on the 15th day of October 1863 in Anderson County
and died of smallpox at the Army Field Hospital in Pulaski,TN
on or about March 7th, 1864. The military records for Leroy
shows spelling of last name incorrectly as "BURRASS".
Submitted by: John
Chase Jr |
| Doctor C. Butler |
Rank: Private
Unit: 11th TN Cavalry, Co B and 9th
Side:> Union
Pension: XC2-654-008 Dept. Veteran Affairs (not NARA)
Additional Notes: Born August 4, 1845 in Fincastle, Campbell Co. TN To Robert and Nancy (Meador) Butler. The youngest of the five brothers to enlist
for the Union in 11th TN Cavalry. Description at enlistment: age 18,
5’10”, complexion fair, hair light, eyes gray. He was captured along
with his brothers during the battle at Wyerman’s Mill. Records show him
paroled at City Point, VA March 21, 1864, sent to Camp Chase and from
Columbus Ohio back to his regiment. Approximately 256 men were captured
that day with only 4 officers and 60 men escaping. Doc was married to
Sarah Jane Monday on July 13, 1864 in Campbell Co., parents Samuel Monday
and Delilah Rogers. Doc and Sara had five children, but only one
survived to adult hood: James Samuel Butler. After Sarah Jane’s death
on January 12, 1891, Doc remained a widower for about 10 years. He moved
to Oklahoma (with son James) in time for the 1900 census. Doc settled in
Cedar Valley, Blaine Co. In 1901 he married a young Claiborne County
woman, Victoria Bell Carr, parents Catherine Bridgess and John Carr of
Giles County, VA. The children of Doc and Vickie were Anna, Emma, Grace
and Samuel. Doctor died September 7, 1932 and Vickie died in 1943. They
are buried in the Omega Cemetery in Kingfisher County.
Submitted by:
Janet Deck |
| Henry M. Butler |
Rank: Private
Unit:11th TN Cavalry Co B
Side: Union
Pension: Parent’s Pension 321-598
Additional Notes: Born February 11, 1842 in Fincastle, Campbell Co., TN to Robert and Nancy (Meador) Butler. Henry was captured Lee Co. VA on February 22, 1863 during battle at Wyerman’s Mill. Died April 6, 1864 at hospital at Camp Parole, Annapolis, MD of “typhoid pneumonia.” Henry left neither widow nor child. Father Robert Butler states he and Nancy were married January 20, 1833 in Campbell County, TN, Nancy died near Well Spring, TN in April 1877. United States Pension Agency states last payment to Robert was made February 4, 1901 and that he died March 8, 1901. Henry is buried in Section E, Grave Section 246, Grave 1776, Annapolis National Cemetery, MD
Submitted by: Janet Deck |
|
James G. Butler |
Rank: Private
Unit:11th TN Cavalry, Co B and 9th TN Cavalry, Co
Side: Union
Pension: Minor’s Pension 685-695
Additional Notes: Born about 1835 in Fincastle, Campbell Co., TN to Robert and Nancy (Meador) Butler. Married first to Martha St. John. Their children: Louisa and William H. Married second to Lucinda Turner in Campbell Co. Their children: James b. 1873, Lazrus G. b. 1878, Susan J. b. 1880, Jesse F. b. 1883 or 1884. Application of William H. Butler on behalf of Jesse F. and Susan J.
He was captured at Lee Co. VA on February 22, 1864 during battle at Wyerman’s Mill. Remained in custody until March 22, 1864. Mustered out with Company at Knoxville, TN. James and family are in the Campbell County 1880 census. Both Lucinda and James died in October 1887 in Oklahoma Territory per pension of minors. See also Soldier’s Pension 428-820 TN and 559-555 OK
Submitted by: Janet Deck |
| John Milton/Marion Butler
|
Rank: Private
Unit:11th TN Cavalry, Co B
Side: Union
Pension: Widow’s Pension 112-296
Additional Notes: Born November 10, 1833 in Fincastle, Campbell Co., TN to Robert and Nancy (Meador) Butler. Married on August 18, 1853 to Sarah Elizabeth Braden, daughter of George and Sarah (Petree) Braden. Children from pension file: James Robert b. 8/20/1854 [he was High Sheriff of Claiborne County, TN in late 1890s]; Martha Ann b. 4/29/1860; Sarah Elizabeth b.10/4/1861. John served under Captain William C. Peterson, under Colonel Isham Young. John enrolled July 15, 1862, Camp Nelson, KY, mustered August 15, 1863 at Camp Nelson. Captured Lee Co., VA February 22, 1864. Delivered at City Point, VA on March 21, 1864. Reported at post March 22, 1864 and sent to Hospital Division No. 1, Annapolis, MD where he died April 15, 1864. Brothers James and Robert gave affidavit that they were with him at time of death.
Buried in Section J, Grave Section 183, Grave 1479, Annapolis National Cemetery, MD
Submitted by: Janet Deck |
| Robert Houston Butler |
Rank: Private
Unit: 11th TN Cavalry, Co B and 9th TN Cavalry, Co H
Side: Union
Pension: Soldier 918-747 Widow 939-376
Additional Notes: Born in 1839 or 1843 in Fincastle, Campbell Co., TN to Robert and Nancy (Meador) Butler. Married in Campbell County to Rebecca Richardson, daughter of Hiram and Martha (Pierce) Richardson. Children from file: Martha 12/10/1867, Jane 2/12/1870, John F. 8/20/1873, James A. 7/23/1875.
Robert was also captured in Lee County VA during battle at Wyerman’s Mill. Prisoner of war records show him confined at Richmond VA. Paroled at City Point on March 21, 1864, sent to Camp Chase and from Columbus Ohio back to his regiment. Soon after the war, family moved to Ray County, Missouri.
Physical description at enlistment: 6 foot, dark complexion, blue eyes, black hair. Died April 25, 1923. Buried at St. Paul’s Chapel, Knoxville, Ray Co. MO.
Submitted by: Janet Deck |
|
Peter Byrd
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co H
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
Callaway Byrge
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 7th TN Mtd Inf Co
G
Pension: 423985 & 366101
Additional Notes: |
|
Michael Byrge
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 7th TN Mtd Inf Co
G
Pension: 441452 & 638629
Additional Notes: |
|
Preston Byrge
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 7th TN Mtd Inf Co
I
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Robert Byrge
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 7thTN Mtd Inf Co
G
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Samuel Byrge
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1stTN Inf
Pension: 144336 & 127030
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Paula Via
died May 10, 1862 Cumberland
Ford, KY |
|
William Byrge
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1stTN Inf Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
William Byrge
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 12thKY Regt. Vol.
Co C
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
| Wyatt Franklin Campbell |
Rank:
PVT.
Unit: 6th Tn.
Inf. Co. F
Side:
Union
Pension: XC-
2572-455
Additional
Notes: Served in various battles including Shiloh,Tn. (Pittsburg
Landing)
Submitted by:
Gregory L.
Campbell |
|
Byrd Carroll
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co H
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
Henry Carroll
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co F
Pension Number: 394.051/483.260.
Additional Notes: Roster Info
Henry C. Carrel was born
circa 1846 in Fincastle, Campbell County, son of Samuel and
Anna Pebley Carroll. He enrolled on June 1, 1863
at Stanford, KY and was discharged on August 3, 1865 at Nashville,
TN. Physical description: 6 ½’, fair
complexion, red hair and blue eyes. Henry married Mary
Dossett, daughter of Andrew J. and Isabella Cain Dossett,
in February 1867 in Fincastle. Children: Andrew J.,
Ida, Samuel L., Floid Robert, Hugh S. and Henry S. Henry
and Mary lived in Campbell, Anderson and Knox Counties.
Henry died on August 3, 1891 and Mary on June or January 14,
1898.
Submitter: Janet Deck |
|
King Carroll
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co H
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
Mattison Carroll
|
Rank:
Unit: 19th TN Inf
Pension: S683
Additional Notes: |
|
Sampson Carroll
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co H
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
William Carter
Carroll
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Company C, 1st TN
Infantry
Pension: 114.302
Additional Notes: William
enrolled on February 22, 1862 at Cumberland Ford, KY. Shortly
thereafter he caught cold while marching and standing guard
for 2 days and nights without cover near Cumberland Gap. This
illness continued to the point where Captain Myers released
William when the soldiers were marching near his home. Fellow
soldier and neighbor, John McNew, aided William home, where
he died on June 15, 1862. William and Mary Monday were married
July 17, 1851. Their children were Harriet, Samuel, Mary,
Jordan and Margaret. Mary was the daughter of Samuel and Deliah
Rogers Monday, granddaughter of Rev. Dr. William and Susan
Lewis Rogers of Claiborne County. William's parents were George
and Mary Carroll of Campbell County.
Submitted by: Janet Deck |
|
Albert Caviness
|
Rank:
private
Unit:
Side:
Union
Pension:
Additional Notes:
1861-1865
Submitted
by: jacie
davis |
| Joseph Chadwick |
Rank: Pvt
Unit: Co.G 9th TN Calvary
Side: Union
Pension:
Additional Notes: Joseph Chadwick (1838-1894) was re-interned by TVA at Baker's Forge Memorial from the Old Baker's Forge Cemetery in Sugar Hollow.
Submitted by: Joe Stephens |
|
Clem Chapman
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Cp F 6 TN Infantry
Pension: 329.060
Additional Notes: died August
10, 1863 Hospital No 4 Nashville TN, married Nancy Jane Roach
prior to war, they were married about a year and they had
a child that died after four days, soon after Nancy took measles
and died. Clem's parents are Joel Chapman and Margaret Woods
Submitted by: Charlsie
Gatlin |
|
George W. Chapman
|
Rank: Private
Unit: C Y Tennessee Cav.
Pension: 358093 filed 4-14-1880
Additional Notes: Widow Susan,
Pension No 684902 Certificate No 472146, April 21, 1898
Submitted by: Charlsie
Gatlin |
|
William Harvey
Chapman
|
Rank: private
Unit: Hollingsworth Co I,
9th TN Cav
Pension:
Additional Notes: He died
near Galatin, TN. July 20, 1864.
Submitted by: Darryl
L. Chapman |
|
William F. Coley
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Mckenzie's 5th Cavalry
Co.F
Pension: S11714
Additional Notes: I have
sent for the records at the national archives where i have
learned they are on file.
Submitted by: Cletas Doyle Coley III |
|
Pvt. Levi L.
Comer
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 143rd Regiment IN
Inf., CO I
Pension: Invalid Pension
# 495002
Additional Notes: Pvt.
Levi L. Comer (1846-1888), son of John and Elisabeth Comer
of Campbell County, enrolled for 1-year in the War of the
Rebellion at Evansville, IN 1-14-1865. Served in the 143rd
Inf. Reg.,IN Vols, Co I, under Capt. Ira J. Burch. Mustered
out of service Nashville, TN 10-17-1865. Returned to Campbell
Co and Married Martha Phillips (1853-1875),ca 1867 of Campbell
Co. Martha was sister of Lt. Col. Milton L. Phillips, Lt.
John F. Phillips, 1st TN Inf. Co B, and Pvt. Calvin B. Phillips,
9th TN Calv. Children of Levi and Martha were John, William
Frank, Jane and Katherine. Levi married Jennie Hudson 1879,
in Girlton, TN, just north of Lafollett. Children were George
W. and Mossie Comer Mozingo. Levi was granted invalid's Pension
ca 1887, Jennie Hudson Comer rec'd widow's pension # 273583
in 1916 until her death in 1927. Son George rec's minors pension
# 512604 ca 1889. Levi is buried in Stout-Dossett Cemetery
beside 1st wife, Martha Phillips and the Phillips Family.
Submitted by: Donald J. Phillips |
| Eli Cooper |
Rank:
Private
Unit: 37 Indiana Infantry
Side:
Union
Pension:
Additional Notes:
Resident of Campbell County. Brother of Milton, James and Henry, all of Campbell County. Milton and Eli survived while James and Henry died at Andersonville.
Submitted by: Jon
Cooper |
| Henry Cooper |
Rank:
Private
Unit: 1 Tennessee Infantry
Side: Union
Pension:
Additional Notes: He and brother James were captured at Sulphur Springs, TN, Nov. 27, 1863.
He died at Andersonville on or about June 29, 1864. His orphaned daughter, Sarah was granted a minor's pension. Her mother, Lydia Neel Cooper, died in 1862
Submitted by: Jon
Cooper |
| James E. Cooper |
Rank:
Private
Unit: 1 Tennessee Infantry
Side: Union
Pension:
Additional Notes:
James and brother Henry were captured at Sulphur Springs, TN on 11/27/1863. Both died at Andersonville. James died on either 6/20/1864 or 8/16/1864
Submitted
by: Jon
Cooper |
|
John L. Cooper
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Huwald's Btry
Pension: S7353
Additional Notes: |
|
Joseph Alexander
Cooper
|
Rank: Major General
Unit:
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
| Milton Cooper |
Rank:
Private
Unit: 65 Indiana Infantry
Side:
Union
Pension:
Additional Notes: Son of Peter Cooper, veteran of War of 1812. Milton was resident of Campbell County. His brothers, Henry and James died at Andersonville. After the war, Milton immigrated with wife, Jane Housley, to Douglas County, Missouri, where he is now buried.
Submitted by: Jon Cooper |
|
William P. Cooper
|
Rank: Serg
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co A
Pension: 275,485
Additional Notes: |
|
Marion Crabtree
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 7th TN Mtd Inf Co
F
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
John R. Craig
|
Rank: Pvt.
Unit: 11th Tenn. Cav
Pension: at archives
Additional Notes: was born
in Campbell County, but lived in Union County and Claiborne
County after he married.
Submitted by: Ben
Marchi |
|
William P. Crawford
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 19th TN Inf Co C
Pension: S4333 & S1196
Additional Notes: |
|
Aham Cupp
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 1st TN Reg. Co A
Pension: 489603
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Paula Via |
|
David Dabney
|
Rank: Sergeant
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co A
Pension: 367584
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Paula Via |
|
William N. Dail
|
Rank: Private
Unit: TN Inf
Pension: S9923
Additional Notes: |
|
James Davenport
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 60th TN Inf
Pension: S6079
Additional Notes: |
|
Elias Davis
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co B
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
John Davis
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 4th TN Cav Co C
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info
John B. Davis, died at
age: 22, Born: Campbell Co., TN,
Died of typhoid fever Oct
8, 1864 Nashville, Davidson Co., TN.
Two pension files exist
both filed by "other." Application Number: 293617,
Pension Number: 218924 and Application Number: 226553, Pension
Number: 218923.
John was the oldest son
of William and Mary Ann Davis, grandson of Philamon Davis.
Brother of Milton Davis. No known wife or children.
Submitted by: Cindy Lou Palmer |
|
Milton Davis
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 4th TN Cav Co C
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info
James Milton Davis died
at age: 20, Born: Campbell Co., TN, Died at Nashville, Davidson
Co., TN Apr. 4, 1863 of congestion of the lungs.
James Milton Davis was
the son of William and Mary Ann Davis, grandson of Philamon
Davis. Brother of John B. Davis. No known wife or children.
Submitted by: Cindy Lou Palmer |
|
Pleasant Davis
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 10th Regiment TN
Cav
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Soloman Davis
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 10th Regiment TN
Cav
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
William M. Davis
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 49th KY Inf Co G
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
William Riley
Davis
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 8th TN Inf Co G
Pension:
Additional Notes: Submitted
by: Janet Davis Platt
William Riley Davis born
13 Feb 1842 Campbell Co TN died 23 May 1923 Fentress Co TN.
Federal. Served as a private in Co "G" 8th REGT
Tennessee Infantry Enrolled at Huntsville ,Scott Co TN 8 Aug
1862. Honorably discharged at Louisville, KY 20 July 1865 |
|
Reuben P. Day
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 46th MO Vols Co B
& 14th MO Cav Co H
Pension: 780197
Additional Notes: Submitted
by: Jack Day
Reuben P. Day born Campbell
County Tn. 1825. Civil War Veteran Union Army. Enlisted Lebanon
County, Laclede, Missouri, 27 August 1864, Company B, 46 regiment
of Missouri Volunteers commanded by Captain Hubbard. Discharged
at Springfield, Missouri, 7 March 1865. Reuben was also enlisted
in the Company H, 14th. Missouri Cavalry prior to joining
Company B, 46th, Infantry. He mustered out of the 14th Cavalry
at Ft. Levenworth, Kansas. Reuben's Pension number is 780197.
His military number was 664723. Reuben P. Day died 7 May 1893,
in Aurora, Madison County, Ark. at his grandson's home. This
information was obtained by me Jack Day, I am the great great
grandson of Reuben P. Day and Matilda J. (Chasteen) Day. The
information was received from the National Archives. |
|
Gilbert Delk
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co H
Pension:
Additional Notes: Submitted
by: Beth Polh
Gilbert Delk Private 2nd.
Tennessee infantry enlisted at age 34 on 12-31-1861. From
Campbell co. Tn. Captured at Rogersville, confined at Belle
Isle Va. on 11-6-1864. Admitted to hospital 21 in Richmond
Va. on 1-23-1864. Died in captivity on 2-15-1864 of nepheritis
and diaharea.
Additional Info: married
Prudence Fox 7-5-1848 in Campbell co. Children of Gilbert
and Prudence , William b. 1850 Elisabeth b.1855 , Allen b.1856
, Mary b.1857 |
|
William Dike
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co E
Pension:
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Tom Dykes
William Dike, 2nd Tn Infantry
Regiment, Co. E, Federal
Enlisted 10 June 1863,
honorably discharged July or August 3, 1865. Private. Was
in the battle of Rogersville Nov. 6, 1863. Was one of the
31% of the 2nd Tn Inf that was not captured that day. |
|
Andrew Dossett
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co E
Pension:
Additional Notes: He enlisted
at Camp Calvert, KY 11/18/1861. At the age of 23 he was "captured
by the enemy Nov 6, 1863 at Rogersville, TN." He was
sent to the Andersonville (GA)POW camp on 2/18/1864
Submitted by: Dan Holden |
|
David C. Dossett
|
Rank: Captain
Unit: Cap't Dossett's Co.
1, TN Cav
Pension:
Additional Notes: This
unit was started by Captain dossett and was first named "Capt
Dossett's Co., 1 Batt'n East Tennessee Cavalry." It later
became Co. C, 11 Reg't Tenn. Cavalry. It was founded at Camp
Nelson, KY on 8/15/1863. He was 22 years old, 6' 1 ",
dark complexion, blue eyes, dark hair, born in Campbell Co.,
TN, and was a farmer. He was appointed the rank of major on
6/4/1865.
Submitted by: Dan Holden |
|
Elbert Dossett
|
Rank: Corporal
Unit: Co. H, 40th Tn Inf
Pension:
Additional Notes: Enlisted
9/4/1861 at 25 years of age. Died of fever as a prisoner of
war at Camp Butler, Springfield, IL on 7/10/1962 having been
captured on 4/8/1862. Born in Henry Co., Alabama
Submitted by: Dan Holden |
|
George Dossett
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Co. K, 32nd TN Inf
Pension:
Additional Notes: Joined
11/25/1861 at Chattanooga, TN. He died while serving with
the 44th TN Reg't. This unit surrendered at Fort Donalson,
TN 2/16/1862.
Submitted by: Dan Holden |
|
Jacob Dossett
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Co. C, 11th TN Cav
Pension:
Additional Notes: He was
in the unit formerly known as Capt (David) Dossett's Co. 1,
Batt'n East Tennessee Cav. He was not married, 18 years old,
and resided in Anderson Co., TN. He joined at Lebanon, KY.
He was captured 2/22/1864 near Merman Mill, Lee Co., VI.
Submitted by: Dan Holden |
|
John Dossett
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Co. B, 1 Reg't Tennessee
Inf
Pension:
Additional Notes: joined
Captain Phillips Regimetn at Barboursville, KY on August 16,
1861. He and his brothers and cousins had traveled by night,
and slept by day, to cross over from East tN to KY to enroll
in the Union army. At the time of his discarge on 11/8/1862
he was listed as 31 years old, 5' 9", dark complexion,
gray eyes, auburn hair, occupation: farmer, born in "Camel"
(Campbell) County. He was declared physically unfit due to
a chronic ulcer on his left leg and a general weak constitution.
He had suffered from the ulcer off and on for the prior 16
years. Prior to disharge, he was taken as a prisoner of war
by the CSA on 9/18/62, but was paroled on 10/11/62 at the
Cumberland Gap.
Submitted by: Dan Holden |
|
John W. Dossett
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 3rd TN Inf Co C
Pension:
Additional Notes: Joined
February 12, 1862 at Flat (?) Licks, KY. Sometime around 11/28/62
he was taken prisoner by the CSA. He must have been paroled,
because he deserted at Chattanooga, Tenn 12/18/1863. I believe
the Union went to his home and retrived him, as on July 20,
1864 he was wounded on the skirmish line "before Atlanta,
Georgia." He deserted again on 2/29/1864. His desertion
papers listed him as 19 years old, 5' 10", fair complexion,
blue eys, light hair, born in Campbell Co., TN, occupation:
farmer. He must have returned, or was brought back again,
as he was next discharged on 2/23/1865 after his 3 year "term
of service" was complete.
Submitted by: Dan Holden |
|
Robert Dossett
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Co. C, 3rd TN Inf
Pension:
Additional Notes: He was
23 years old, and was wounded in action on 7/1/1864 by a mini-ball
in the chest. He died in the hospital at Chattanooga, TN 7/6/1864.
He was born in Campbell Co., TN. He was 5' 8", fair complexion,
blue eyes, light hair. He was a farmer.
Submitted by: Dan Holden |
|
Robert Dossett
|
Rank: Corporal
Unit: Co. F, 6th TN Inf
(USA)
Pension:
Additional Notes: Joined
3/10/1862 at Boston, KY.
Submitted by: Dan Holden |
|
William Dossett
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Co. K, 32nd TN Inf
Pension:
Additional Notes: He was
27 years old, joined at Camp Trousdale. He became ill and
refused to return to duty (deserted). He rejoined 2/4/1863
under arrest and then fought at Fort Donelson, TN on 2/16/1862.
He appears to have deserted again on 4/24/1863.
Submitted by: Dan Holden |
|
William Dossett
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Co. C, 4th Batt'n
TN Cav
Pension:
Additional Notes: Enlisted
9/30/1861. His unit was also known as "Branner's"
Submitted by: Dan Holden |
|
William Dossett
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Co. D, 11th TN Inf
Pension:
Additional Notes: Enlisted
in Nashville, TN. Discharged on 10/27/1862 for being over
35 years of age. He re-enrolled at 40 years of age on 5/5/1863.
Submitted by: Dan Holden |
|
Wm. Ransom Dougherty
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 4th TN Inf Co C
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
J.J.F. Douglas
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co B
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
John L. Douglas
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co B
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
John L. Douglas
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 32nd KY Inf Co E
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Matthew Douglas
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 7th TN Mtd. Inf Co
G
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Pink Dowel
|
Rank: Private
Unit:
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Wm. C. Duncan
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co G
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
Charley Dunkin
|
Rank: Lieutenant
Unit: 1st TN Inf Co A
Pension: 351649
Additional Notes: Submitted
by Paula Via |
|
Gideon Duncan
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
J. J. Duncan
|
Rank: Private
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
J. R. East
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 22nd VA Cav
Pension: S7865
Additional Notes: |
|
Andrew Eleswich
|
Rank: 1st Lt
Unit: Nat Gd - East TN
Co A
Pension:
Additional Notes: |
|
Samuel Elliot
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 3rd (Lillard's) Inf
Co E
Pension: S4802
Additional Notes: |
|
Benjamin Emery
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd TN Inf Co I
Pension:
Additional Notes: Roster Info |
|
E. E. Epperson
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 51st VA Inf
Pension: S5910
Additional Notes: |
|
w.i epperson
|
Rank:
Unit: 10th confederate calvary
Pension:
Additional Notes: wounded
at the battle of pumpkin vine creek
Submitted by: bobby
d epperson |
|
Signor Everett
|
Rank: Private
Unit: 3rd (Lillard's) TN
Inf Co K
Pension: S4803
Additional Notes: |
