The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13

Ala: James K. Elliott of TailadAEa. | wounded at Bentonville sist-Daniel R. Hundley of Madison, | wounded and captured at Port Gibson. l captured at Bg Shanty. Ga. sznd--Alexander McKinstry of Mobile. ! relieved.
 at Perryyille killed at Kennesa: Robert F. Crittenden of Coffee, captured at Nashville. now resides In Shellman, Ga.
 stth-Julius C.. B. Mitchell of Mont
 35th-James W. Robinson of Franklin. resigned. now resides. in Savannah, Ga. {; Edwin Goodwin of Franklin. died in the vice; Samuel s: Ives of Lauderdaie, l 3sth-Robert H. Smith of Mobile, re- l signed; Lewis T. Woodruff of Mobile. wounded at New Hope. retired; Thomas | IT. Herndon of Greene. Sth-James F. Dowdell of Chambers, l captured at Vicksburg, retired 2Sth-Charles T. Ketchum of Mobile, resigned: A. R. Lankford of Clarke. cap
 ssth--Henry D. Clayton of Barbour, pro- | noted: Whitfield Clarke of Barbour.
 40th-Augustus A. Coleman of Sumter, sesgnid 1ahg SYsv resides ai Mo,. in Rirmns5am | Vicksburg.
 Hst-Henry Talbird of Perry. resigned: l M. l.. Stansel of Pickens wounded at Murfreesboro. now resides in Carrollton.
 42nd-John W. Portis of Clarke. wound ed at Corinth. resigned, recently de- ceased; T. C. Lanier of Pickens, wound
 4Sd--Archibald Oracle of Mobile, pro- noted: Y. M. Moody of Marengo. wound ed at Drewry's Bluff. promoted.
 44th-James Kent of Dallas, resigned; at Sharpsburg; Wm. F. Perry of Macon. | recently deceased; John A. Jones of Bibb.
 45th.W. A. Goodwin of Macon, re signed; Harris D. Lampley. killed at Atlanta; A. H. Abercrombie of Macon. i6th-Mike l.. Woods of Montgomery, captured at Bakers Creek. now resides
 .47th-Jas. M. Oliver. of Tallapoosa. re- signed; James W. Jackson of Taliapoosa,
 wounded at sharpsburg. resigned; Mi l cbael J. Bulger of Tallapoosa.
 4Sth-James L. Shefieid of Marshall,
 wounded at Cedar Run. resigned; Vim. C. Oates of Henry, wounded at Fusselp 8 Mil. now resides in Montgomery.
 :, 49th-Smith D. Hale of Madison, re- 1 tired; Jeptha Edwards of DeKalb. cap- tured at Port Hudson. 5lst-John T. Morgan of Dallas. pro- noted U. s. Senator from Alabama; Mil- ton L. Kirkpatrick of Montgomery. | 53d-Moses w. Hannon of Montgomery | promoted
 54th-Aipheus Baker of Barbour, cap- | tured at Island Ten, wounded at Baker, s Creek. promoted: John A. Minter.
 65th-John Snodgrass of Jackson. l 56th-William Boyles of Mobile.
 perseled W. AmSrlne GSnne S5 Pike, nf p,Ss ss wounded at Franklh
 5sth-Bush Jones of Perry.
 osth-Bolling Hall, Jr., of Autauga, wounded at Drewry's tand at Chicka- | mauga, as battalion commander.) 6oth-John w. A. Sanford of Mont Gomery. now resides In Montgomery.
 6lst-Wm. G. Swanson of Macon.
 6snd-Daniel Huger of Mobile, now re-
 s5d-oland s. Rice. till re-organized; Junius A. Law of Macon, captured at
 s5th~E. M. underhin of Mobile.
 Cavalry Commanders.
 lst Alabama-James 1T. Clanton of | of Montgomery. wounded at Murfrees- l boro, promoted: David T. Blakey of Montgomery. wounded at Dandridgc. now resides in Montgomery. l 2nd-F. w. Hunter of Montgomery, re- l lieved; R. Gordon Earle of Calhoun, Kill ed at Kingston, Ga; John N. Carpenter | of Greene.
 sd-James Hagan of Mobile, wounded at Franklin and Kingston. Tenn; pro- noted, recently deceased; Josiah Robins of Wilcox. wounded near Fayetteville. recently deceased.
 Roddys 4th Alabama-P. D. Roddy of Lawrence promoted Vim. A. Johnson | of Lauderdale, wounded at Pulaski.
 Russelrs 4th Alabama--A. A. Russell | Of Jackson, wounded twice. 6th--Josiah Patterson of Morgan, cap- 1 tured at Selma, now resides in Memphis. l Gth--C. H. Colvin of Pike. | 7th--Joseph Hodgson of Montgomery, now resides in New Orleans, La | Sth-Charles P. Ball of Montgomery, now resides in Gainesville, Ga, and Montgomery, Ala.
 First sth-James c. Malone of Lime. stone, wounded in Tennessee. and at Second 9th-Henry J. Livingston of l Autauga.
 1oth-Richard o. Pickett of Lauderdale. nth-John R. Burtwell of Lauderdale. 12th-Warren S. Reese of Montgomery. l 4th Alabama Battalion-In Phillips Legion. no commanders from Alabama.
 9th Alabama Battalion-Major A. S. | Vandegraff of Sumter, woInded before 1 Richmond, and at Fredericksburg.
 18th Alabama Battalion-MaJor William l T. Gunter of Jackson. resigned Major John G: Gibson, killed at Chickamauga; | Major Jasper J. Jones of Jackson, cap- tured at Mission Ridge; killed at Scotts- l boro in 1878.
 23i Alabama Battalion--Major Nicho- l las Stallworth of Conecuh. wounded at | Chickamauga as captain, now resides in l Marlin, Texas.
 1st Confederate Regiment-Contained two Alabama companies, but no field of- l ficers from the State.
 Third Confederate Regiment-I. B. Howard. resigned: W. N. Estes, killed near Chattanooga; P. H. Rice. wounded | HI GeOrRla.
 Sth Confederate Regiment-R. H. Brew | CT of Maryland, resigned; w. B. Wade | of Mississippi, wounded in East Tennes- | see. transferred; John S. Prather of l Chambers. wounded .now resides in Att | lanta, Ga.
 l 10th Confederate Regiment-C, T. Goode | of Georgia. wounded at Chickamauga | retired; John B. Rudolph of Lowndes. resigned, now resides in Benton, Ala, Wm. J.. Vason of Georgia, wounded al | Bentonviue.
 18th Confederate Regiment-Harry l Maury of Mobile. | 1st Confederate Battalion-Leutenant Colonel George Hoke Forney of Calhoun Killed at the Wilderness; F. B. McClung of Franklin.
 Artillery Commanders 1st Alabama Battalion of Heavy Artil- lery-Lieutenant-Colone Robert c. For syth of Mobile. resigned; Capt. James T. Gee Of Dallas, captured at Fort Nor | gan.
 'Ketchum's"- -"Garrity's' Battery-Capt. Mm: H. ketchum, resigned; Capt. Vim. II. Homer. resigned: Capt. James Gar | rity. wounded at Murfreesboro and Ma rietta.
 .'Jeff Davis Artllery'--Capt. J. T. | Montgomery of Dallas, resigned: Capt ! J. W. Bondurant of Marengo, promoted l gradually to the rank of Colonel of ar | tillery; Capt. Wm. J. Reese of Mont l gomery. wounded at Bs1lton, captured at Spottsylvania.
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