Our Confederate Ancestors (Grandfathers and Uncles)

Adm. Raphael Semmes SCV Camp 1321

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George Calder:

John Altman 9th Florida Infantry Co. H

(Wounded at second Cold Harbor, June 1864. Surrendered with Army of Northern Virginia, April 9, 1865.)

David Keen 8th Florida Infantry Co. H

(Killed in Action, Weldon Railroad)

Moses Keen 5th Florida Infantry Co. B

(Wounded in the Wilderness Campaign, May 1864. Captured and died as a POW, Elmira, NY.)

Bryan R. Welch 9th Florida Infantry Co. E

(Corporal; Wounded at second Cold Harbor, June 1864. Died from wounds received at Cold Harbor, July 1864)

William N. Welch 59th Georgia Infantry Co. A

(Killed in Action, Drury's Bluff, 1862.)

Robert Bennett:

Samuel Kimbrell Bennett 2nd Georgia Infantry Co. F

(Enlisted May 23, 1861 at age seventeen. Wounded and captured July 2-3 1863 at the Devil's Den, Battle of Gettysburg. Paroled David's Island, NY Harbor, Sept. 1863. Exchanged City Point, Virginia Sept. 8, 1863, Rejoined regiment sometime after Feb. 1864. Surrendered with Army of Northern Virgnia, Appomattox Courthouse, VA. April 9, 1865.)

William Chambless:

William Wesley Gosa 36th Alabama Infantry Co. K

(Enlisted May, 1862, at age 27. Fought at Chickamauga and Chattanooga. Wounded and captured at Missionary Ridge, Nov. 25, 1863. POW, Rock Island IL. Released June 1865.)

John Daly:

Michael Daly CSS Richmond Confederate States Navy

Walter Thomas Linson 15th Confederate Cavalry Co. K

Adam Gaines:

Aaron George Mount Hope, Texas Home Guard

(Enlisted in August of 1861)

Montie Ocha:

John Deck 24th Battalion Tennessee Sharpshooters Co. A

Alan Smith 16th Tennessee Infantry Co. H

Frank Peters:

Marcus Lafayette Martin 24th South Carolina Infantry CO. K

Gary Pike:

Daniel Bishop 48th Alabama Infantry Co. G

Jasper R. Pike 1st Alabama Artillery (later Inf.) Co. D

John F. Pike 5th Alabama Infantry Co. K

Simpie Pike 34th Alabama Infantry Co. F

William T.F. Pike 2nd Battalion Hillards Legion Alabama Volunteers Co. A

Gerald Wall:

Christopher Columbus Davis 2nd Mississippi Infantry Co. D

Darling Davis 8th Mississippi Infantry Co. G

John Davis 25th Texas Cavalry Co. B

Larkin Davis 25th Texas Cavalry Co. B

Nicholas Davis 8th Mississippi Infantry Co. G

Eli Gibson 26th South Carolina Infantry Co. D

Elisha T. Harbor 8th Alabama Infantry Co. K

Jesse Reid 35th Mississippi Infantry Co. A

John Reid 35th Mississippi Infantry Co. A

Thomas Reid 35th Mississippi Infantry Co. A

William Reid 35th Mississippi Infantry Co. A

Edward J. Wall 8th Mississippi Infantry Co. G

Francis Marion Wall 10th Mississippi Cavalry Co. F

James A. Wall 36th Mississippi Infantry Co. I

John P. Wall 36th Mississippi Infantry Co. I

Micajah C. Wall 14th Mississippi Infantry Co. B.

Seaburn T. Wall 8th Mississippi Infantry Co. G

Young Wall 10th Mississippi Cavalry Co. F

Stanley White:

Benton White 60th Virginia Infantry Co. I

(Enlisted Aug. 6, 1861. Promoted to 1st Sergeant April 30, 1862. Died in Lynchburg Hospital, Va. Buried Lynchburg Cemetery.)

Herman White 60th Virginia Infantry Co. I

Milton White 60th Virginia Infantry Co. I

(Enlisted April 15, 1862. Wounded & Captured at Winchester, Va. Sept. 19, 1864. Sent to Baltimore, Md. Hospital. Leg amputated. POW, Fort McHenry. Exchanged Feb. 16, 1865. Paroled June 22, 1865.)

Darron Williams:

Drury Brock 6th Tennessee Infantry Co. L

(Enlisted March 10, 1862, Ford's Company, 55th (Brown's) Tennessee Infantry. This Company became Company L of the 6th Tennessee Infantry on April 12, 1862 at Corinth MS. Fought at Perryville, Murfreesboro, Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge. Briefly captured at the Battle of Chickamauga, killed his captor, and rejoined regiment. Promoted to 3rd Sergeant in 1862 and 2nd Sergeant in 1863

Obituary from Confederate Veteran, May 1909, Volume XVII, No. 5:

'Drew Brock slipped from the fast thinning ranks of the Gray on August 13, 1908, at Stokes, Tenn., in his sixty-eighth year. He was born in Henderson County, Tenn., on February 6, 1840.

In 1862 Comrade Brock joined Company L of the 6th Tennessee Infantry Regiment. He made a good soldier, and was always at his post of duty. He was once captured in the charge at Chickamauga, but later made his escape, and rejoined his command. He was in the Battle of Murfreesboro and Missionary Ridge. He followed Bragg in his campaign through Kentucky, and was in the Battle of Perryville. He was in many other minor engagements almost throughout the war. After his return from the army he located at Stokes, Dyer County, Tennessee, where he reared a large family of intelligent children. He was a man of a kind and generous nature, a joyful, sunny disposition, and was well liked by all who knew him. He was a devout Christian, and was as true to his Church and his God as he was in the field of battle. He was my messmate and one of the best friends I ever had.'

The foregoing is from W.H. Kearney, Trezevant, Tennessee)

John Oliver Brock 27th Tennessee Infantry Co. G

(Enlisted July 31, 1861 at Trenton, Tennessee. Promoted to 4th Sergeant May 12, 1862. Slightly wounded at Battle of Murfreesboro. Promoted to 1st Sergeant January 7, 1863. Died March 13, 1863 at Fairgrounds Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia.)

William Asa Flowers 4th Tennessee Infantry Co. K

(Enlisted May 15, 1861; fought at Shiloh, Perryville, Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, Atlanta, Jonesboro, Franklin, & Nashville. Promoted to 4th Sergeant Aug. 20, 1863. Color bearer for 4th Tennessee Infantry at Battle of Franklin. Surrendered with Army of Tennessee in North Carolina April 26, 1865. Paroled Greensboro N.C. May 1, 1865.)

Allen H. Young 6th Tennessee Infantry Co. I

(Enlisted May 23, 1861. Killed in action, Battle of Shiloh)

Moody Young 6th Tennessee Infantry Co. I

(Enlisted May 23, 1861. Served until Dec 1864)

Robert Young 9th Brigade Texas Home Guard

William Rufus Young 9th Brigade Texas Home Guard

Jeff Windsor:

A.J. Killebrew 20th Tennessee Cavalry Co. K

Thomas Killebrew 33rd Tennessee Infantry Co. H

William M. Killebrew 5th Tennessee Infantry Co. E

(Killed in action, Battle of Perryville, October 8, 1862. Buried at the Goodnight House.)

Admiral Raphael Semmes