The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1907-01-11
Town Creek Rifles.

ward Company C. End Miss. In
| fantry Volunteers Confederate
States Army Northern Va, pre-
pared by w. G.. Bessonet and j.
I'M. Beachum in 1894 from men,
ory, and corrected and revised
| in 1906 by J. Stevens and J.
P. Stovall. Those marked with
were still marching on when
last heard from and numbered
81 about 5 years ago, but those
known to be still living not more
than % and they loiter and lin
ger, as it were, waiting the or
der to "cross over Il river and
rest under the shade of the
trees"
Capt. w. c.. Bromley;l 1st
Lieut.. w. M. Pounds; End Lieut..
j. L. SARGENT 3rd Lieut.;
A. R. Walker; 1st Sargent-S.S.
owen, appointed adjutant 1862,
killed at Petersburg, Va, April
3, 1865; End Sargeant-J, F. Sto-
ry,*, elected captain; 3rd Sar-
ant-L T Davis, elected lieu
tenant; 4th Sergeant Thomas
Deaton, Sr; 5th Sergeant VIM.
Davis.
Privates w T Ashford; j L
Anderson, killed at battle of the
Wilderness, Va, May, 1864; j A
Atkins, killed at Suffolk 1868; R
A Armstrong; w c Borum, kill
ed at 3nd battle Manassas; w C
Bessonet,* elected lieutenant.
wounded at Petersburg; ] W
Brown, elected lieutenant; j A
Beam J G Bell, killed at Get
tysburg, Va, 1863; Geo. Bean,
captured at Gettysburg, sent to
Ft. Delaware; Robt. Bell, killed
in End battle Manassas; Mabern
Birmingham, captured, died in
prison Point Lookout; VIM. Baze-
more, killed in battle; Jno. Baze-f
more; Jack Brazeal;* Jno. Brom-
ley, died in service; VIM. Bell,
killed at Gaines Mill, June, 1862;
John Cayson, killed End Manas-
ses; Jim Conner C C Clayton;
Joshua Clayton; Absolom Clay
ton, killed in battle: Henry Car
rolls Thos. Coker; Geo. Coke,
killed in battle; Bose Crayton;*
jim Davis, of Priceville; F M
Duyall, Sr.; Thos. Deaton, killed
in 1st battle Manassas July q,
1861; Jim Deaton; F M Duvall,
Jr.; Jack Eubanks; Jim Evans;
John English, killed in battle:
John Flynn; J C Flynn; Jim
Francis, killed in battle; Joe
Green, sub. H. Carroll: John
Green, killed in battle; Doss
Green;* Thos. Gray; Dock Hugh
es, killed in battle: Wade Hugh
es; Robt. Harris, killed at Sharps-
hurg, Nc. 1862; Sylvester Harris,
killed in pattle; T C Harris, DR..
Tom; C A Hall; VIM. Hughes,
discharged at Winchester, near
Shannon; Jim Harrison; VIM.
Henderson, died at Winchester
of typhoid fever July, 1861; Cis-
ero Harwell, killed in battle; 10
siah Hussey::# Miles Howard,
killed at Shrpsburg; Elm Hobbs,
killed in battle; Wiiford Hole
man, killed at Manassas; Jacob
Lesley; Nathaniel L esley, killed
at Gettysburg July l, 1868; Dan
Lesley: Sebe Loony; R II Mar
sons Geo. Martin; Jim Marshal,
killed at Gettysburg, 1868; John
Mayfeld; A D Martin dis; w
M Mullins VIM. E Miles, killed
or shot, T 7 Mabry, Osburn Mas
.sey, Martin Mayfield, Jim Nc
Carty,* w D McCarty, John Nc
Henry, killed in battle, Fowler
Merchant, killed 1st bat. Manas-
ses, July 81, 1861, Jack McDon-
aid, L w D Nelson, killed in 1st
bat. Manassas, Frank Pettigrew.
killed in bat, VIM. Pettigrew,
Jim Pettjgrew,* John Palmer,
Steve Price, VIM. Spears, Tom
Sargent, F O Sargent, dis. Jno.
Sargent, killed in bat, Jeff Sisk,
dis, Ruben Roberts, Ruffin Rob-
erts, killed at Gettysburg, Al
ford Roberts, Bob Roberts, A
M Rea, g Tom Rea, A R Riddle.
died at Lynchburg with measles,
1861, jim Rogers, dis, Sam
Rowland Rom Sargent, elec-
ted Lieut., John Stevens Riley
Stevens, Killed in bat, II H Sto-
ry, killed at Gettysburg. J K F
Stohal;* G D Stovall,* Oscar
Stevens, ALI Scales, Emit Scales,
killed in bat, DR.. F A Scales,
elected capt, John Sanders, D
H Traylor, killed in 1st bat. Man
masses, Tom Traylor. Geo. Tnr-
ner, killed in bat, Peter Turner,
jim Turner. w H Tabler,* John
TAYLOR. Dr.. J G Thorn. died with
smallpox. Chas. Vinson, killed in
| End bat. Manassas, VIM. Vinson,
ID T Walker, elected lieut., jim
Walker. died at Petersburg, A r
Wiygul, killed at End Manassas,
Mayfield Wiygul, *W G Williams,
Doc WardIaw, dis, Lee Wigley,
| TaoL W;Ulnv = VIM Westbrooks.