The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-01-02
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THIRD TENNESSEE
RAISED IN CyLlE0kA
NINETY.sIx IN THE ORIGINAL
LIST WITH A NUMBER or
| REcRuiTs.
TOOK OATH ON NAY Is, 1861
Only sixteen Of the Original Number
Living, With Two Of the Recruits
On the List OF the SurvlvaIs--sur'
rendered with Jehnstn

On the List Of the Survlvais--sur'
rendered With Jehnstn.
To The Herald:
Following Is q roll Of Company "IS
third Tennessee infantry. which ysu
can publish Il you like. 1t was rails
ed in Culleoka in May, 1861, for the
Confederate army:
Jones, Capt. G. W.; Murphy, J. b.;
LIST Lieut.; Darden, B. G., End Lieut.;
Williamson, J. T., ard Lieut.; Taylor,
Mat, LIST Seargt.; Putnam. Thomas,
End Seargt; Tomlinson, M. B., Bird
Seargt.; Garrett, Sam, 4th Seargt.;
Holding, J. G., LIST Corp; Crews, A.
E., End Corp; Goad, James, Bird Corp.
Privates, Amis, M. c.; Aydelott, Por-
ter; Beatty, Jack; Branch, ]. T.; Bry-
ant, T. H.; Cheatham, Polk; Childers,
r.. B.; Childress, Warren; Chill
dress, Thomas; Crews, Robt.;
Crews, James; Crews, Phil;
Crews, Richard; Crews, James;
Craig, Anderson; Craig, James;
Craig, S. s.; Coffey, Frank; Coffey,
Milton; Coffey, Thomas; Courtney,
=. b.; Cross, Steve; Cross, Newton;
Cross, VIM; Cheek, B. s.; Davis,
Calvin; Davis, A. c.; Davis, H. B.;I
Davis, Joe; Davis, VIM; Davis, Black;l
Ellis, r. B.; Faulkner, Dick; Fitz-
patrick, M. c.; Galloway, E.; Gallo
way, Robt.; Graves, Frank; Graves,
P. p; Garrett, Jno.; Clifford, Frank;
Goodrich, Jno. T.; Quinn, George;
Quinn, Lafayette; Henderson, w. A.;
Henderson, j. f.; Hogan, Jno.; Holt,
Jno.; Holt, G. A.; Howlet, J. S.;
Hubble. Rush; Jarrett, Pleas; Garrett,
VIM; Garrett, G. F.; Jones, R. R.;
Kerr, G. W.; Lamar, jno.; Lamar,
Larkin; Lamar, VIM; Lamar, Thos.;
Leneave, T. NJ; London, Lum; Lon
don, Joe; London, VIM; Mack, VIM;
Mahoney, Thos.; Montelow, Wing;
Marlin, Galman; Martin, II. A. Mar
tin, James; Mash, Jack; Mash,
Reece; Mash, James; Matthews, G.
D.; Mathews, G. F.; Murphey, E. g.;
Mccain, MILAN; Mcknight. Jno.;
Nicely, Robt.; Paul, Euriah; Pullen
Elisha; Pullen, Joe; Pullen, G. W.;
Ramsey, Green; Renfro, Barckey;
Renfro, w. P; Renfro, B. W.; Rich
ardson, G. A.; Richardson, J. B.;
Russell, Haley; Russell, George; Scott,
Anderson; Scott, Henry; Scott, Har-
vey; Scott, Charles; Scott, Polk;
Scott, David; Scott, Robt.; Scott,
Thos.; Taylor. James; Taylor, VIM;
Thomas, B. s.; Thomas, Josh;
Thompson, Abb; Thompson, Doc;
Thompson, Jno.; Vincent, Anderson;
Walker, Neil; Walker, Willross;
Jno. s.; Wilkes, B. L.
Wilkes, Sparks; Williamson, J. G.;
Wells, John; Wells, G. F.; Wells,
w. T.
This company with two others
from Maury county, five from Giles,
one from Lewis, and one from Law
renee. met at Lynnville. Tenn, May
II, 1861, an organized the Third
Tennessee Infantry Regiment, with
John C. Brown, who was afterward
governor of the state as colonel.
This was company F of the regiment
and was sworn into the service on
May IS, 1861. There were ninety
six of the original company and it
received twenty-nine recruits in the
fall OF 81 and 80. OF this number
f1fty-two were killed, manned and
died of sickness in the service: six
were discharged in 1862 as non-con-
scripts, two for i'll health, and one as
a British subject. Fifty-six of the
original company we're prisners of
war, five escaped and two died in
prison. ]. T. Williamson, G.. Will
hanson and M. B. Tomlinson were
transferred to other regiments by
promotion; G. s. Howlet was trans
ferred to another regiment as sur
geon, and G. s. Matthews was elect
ed lieutenant in the place of J. T.
Williamson transferred. OF the
ninety-six, sixteen are now living,
and Of the recruits two are living.
The remnant of the company left at
the end of the war surrendered with
Gen. J. E. Johnstons army in North
Carolina in 1865.