The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-08-05


Market, rhad was elected End Lieut. after the resignation Of
head to Captain T' c Cum Cap ~ 1851. ''N
Niece. VIM. Wounded by stray ball nea Atlanta. Femeral ar-
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1" Moorehead, Whit wounded at Fishing Greek, Jan. 10Th, 1862.
Morrison, Robt' H Hm- '' 'F''Ss % ~ y "sS"s'"
Mitchell B. F-W WsoS s,s ct ca ajsu5 after ssss The eg'm aSS ~as of eI .sst
1t Lieut.. at reorganization of the Regiment.
-" Nations, VIM. A.-Courtmartialed and drummed out of camp at
Corinth or stealing a vahse May, 1861
Owens, Jas. E.-wounded at Fishing Greek, Jan. 10, 1862.
Z" Parker, J C. (High Private Wounded at Shiloh, April 6, 1862.
P Page Gashsm i L Wounded at Fishing Cree, jan 18TH 18th; 1857 IS Is,
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" Person, Richard vmwounded and captured a Fishing Greek, Jan:
snS remained With The conpaay until after the
sharpshooer in General Lorinss Division.
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" Sugg, A. Monroe
" Taber, Henry A.
" Tayler, John C-Wounded at Franklin, Nov 30th, 1854.
&" Tayler, Isaac W
# $s::a!::: ! \ NJ i % ;sts5- Wounded a, For, Hood. Ca. June. 1854.
Trusty, John T.
Trusty, James
" Wagner, W. B:-Detaled as Q. N. Seargt. in 1858:
" Wagner, Dan R--Wounded in ankle by piece of shell at Shiloh.
April 9Th, 1862. Transferred to Cavalry service
in 1868.
" Wardlaw, M. R. .(Dock)-Kined at Shiloh, April 9Th, 1862.
" Woods A. Frank-Wounded at Shiloh April 6, 1852.
" Woods, Thomas A.
g W Wsnssk: 5sm:s4Kissd at At r 51bss Creek creek, Jan! Jam. 18th 9Th. 1879 iss:
" Wexford, JO. P
" Whitehead
d" Young, Johnahan-T eamster.
" Young, John E-Boy soldier. Killed by stray bullet behins~ the
main line near Atlanta, in the act Of bathing his
face.
Battles and Skirmshes in which the Company a engaged:
late Name of Battle Called by FederaE.
)t 1861-Laurel Bridge Expedition
Oct f86l-Wld Cat Pass Expedition.
Iov. 1861-Night March to StreganPs Ferry, Cumberland River.
an. 19, 1862-Fishing Greek, Ky, Mill Springs, KY.
)ct SIS 1862-Cornth, Miss. Price Vandorn and LEVEL Attack
1ssso Naval Battle, Port Hudson. Flag ship Mis- Mim destroyed.
(GenI Tiiman killed by a she'll in rer Of Co. "F)
lay 1915 1864-Resacca, Ga ((Tobe Hale killed here)
(The battle If ReSacca was our introduction into the great
Georgia Campagn-thence through the entire Campaign to
Jonesboro, Ga-Always exposed to picket firing and stray
balls, by which several men of Company "F" were killed and
wounded as well as hundreds of others of the Army of Tenn)
une 1S64-Skirmish at Peach Tree Greek n which the 18th Regiment
captured a Federal Regiment.
ov. 80 1864-Frankin, Tenn. .(Bngd. Gen1 John Adams kiled-CoL Far
rel wounded and died)
ec. Is 1864-Nahvile Tenn.
Iarch 19, 1S65-Bentonvhle, N. C. (The last fight in which the Company
a engaged). (Hick. Buford lost his leg here4
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