6th Alabama Company K Roster

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Company K Roster
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Company "F" [subsequently, Company "K"] (Jackson): William T. Gunter (until reorganization; promoted to Major, 1st Alabama Infantry Battalion); William B. Hunt (wounded, Seven Pines, Gettysburg; KIA, Cedar Creek, 19 October 64); Isaac Franklin Culver (promoted)

ALLEY, Alexander (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

ANDERSON, Thomas (Private, Company K, 6^th, Alabama Infantry Regiment) buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Richmond Virginia, Grave 6, Row O, Division A,

ATKERSON, James W. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BAILY, W. M. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BELLERNY, Henry (Sergeant, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BENNETT, Thomas (Private, Company K, 6^th, Alabama Infantry Regiment) Surrender at Appomattox

BENNETT, William (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BENTON, James P. (Private, Company “K” 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) James P. Benton was recruited April 30, 1861 at Bridgeport, Jackson County, Alabama. He enlisted May 10, 1861 in the 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment at Montgomery Alabama. Name appears on October 29, 1861 Pay Roll, near Union Mills, Virginia. Present June 30, 1861 for Pay Roll at Fairfax Station, Virginia. No further information. Sources: Alabama Department of Archives and History

BENTON, J. N. (Private, Company “K” 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) John Newton “Newli” Benton was recruited April 30, 1861 at Bridgeport, Jackson County, Alabama. He enlisted May 10, 1861 in the 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment at Montgomery Alabama. His name still appears on the roster as wounded furlough for Pay Roll January 31, 1865 at Camp Rodes Virginia. On wounded furlough since July 3, 1863. He was severely wounded at Gettysburg (He lost his left arm at the shoulder). Discharged October 1864. After this he moved to Parker County, Texas where he applied for and received a Confederate Veteran's pension. He is buried in the Poolville Cemetery, Parker County, Texas. Sources: Alabama Department of Archives and History; ggGrandson, Donald Crawley [email protected] Vicksburg, Mississippi

BLACKWELL, James J. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BLY, James P. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BLYTH, Benjamin F. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BONE, Robert F. (Sergeant, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Fairfax Station, VA, May 16 - June 30, 1861. Stationed at Sangster's Cross-Roads, VA May 15 - June 30, 1861 and July - Aug. 1861. See letters to his sister Thirza Ann Bone Talley, in Jackson County Alabama. Have applied for service records. [email protected] gGrandniece Peggy Bone Colella

BOWEN, Jesse J. (1^st Sergeant, Company K&B, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BOX, James P. AL (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BRACKEN, W. M. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BROOKS, Philip B. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BROWN, Andrew J. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BRUMETT, G. W. AL (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BURCH, W. M. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

BURNHAM, R. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

CAGLE, Leonard (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

CAGLE, Thomas J. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

CANADY, M. R. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

CARTER, Richard H. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

CARVER, Kinion (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Burial Record lists at Carver, Company K, 6th Alabama. He is buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond Henrico County Virginia. Chris Ferguson of Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond Virginia [email protected]

CHITTY, Howell E. (Private, Company K, 6^th, Alabama Infantry Regiment) Howell E. Chitty Jr. was born September 19, 1840 in Henry County Alabama; died November 29, 1866 the son of Rebecca Harvey and Howell E. Chitty Sr. Rebecca and Howell Sr. are buried at McRae Hill Cemetery, northeast of Shorterville, Henry County, Alabama next to Edward Chitty, father of Howell Sr. Howell Jr. first enlisted in the Cotton Planters' Guards, 59th Regiment, Company E, Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Georgia Governor Joseph E. Brown declared that Georgia had all the troops it needed and offered its services to the State of Alabama, which incorporated them into an extra large 6th Alabama Infantry. Enlisted May 12 or 22, 1861 at Abbeville, Henry County Alabama; Note as Prisoner of war on April 1, 1864, Pay Roll near Orange Court House, Virginia: Photostat muster roll March 1, 1864 to April 30, 1864; Present August 30, 1864 for Payroll at Bunker Hill Virginia; Present January 31, 1865 for Payroll at Camp Rodes, Virginia, Due for Clothing $91.13. Clothing drawn in kind $43.00 from August 10, 1862 to 1863; Surrender at Appomattox April 9, 1865. Katie Bennett [email protected]

CLOUD, George L. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

CONYERS, W. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

COWERT, Elihu P. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

CUMMINS, William C. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

DANIEL, William (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

DAUSE, W. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

DAVIS, A. J. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

DAVIS, J. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

DRAIN, Pesley H. (Sergeant, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

DRISKILL, John A. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

FALVEY, Michael (Private, Company K&D, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

FARMER, Asa (Private, Company K&D, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

FARMER, Daniel (Private, Company K&D, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

FEATHERSTON, John (Sergeant, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

FERGUSON, Daniel (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

FERGUSON, William T. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment

FOWLER, D. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

FULLER, R.J. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

GARTMAN, H. W. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

GIBBON, J., (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died November 23, 1863 and buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama.

GIBBS, H. B. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

GILLEY, Sion, Private, (Company L, 6^th Alabama Infantry), (father) Henry & (son) Sion Gilley both enlisted for war in the 6^th Alabama Calvary in about1862. The 6^th Alabama Calvary operated in southern Georgia, Alabama and northern Florida. They had been fighting for about 6 months when Henry disappeared. Henry was married to Rebecca Gilley. Sion was later assigned to the 6th Alabama Infantry in Northern Virginia. Sometime between 1863 and the end of the war, Sion was shot in the back & captured. He was sent to the Abe Lincoln Hospital in Washington D.C. where he spent about 3 months recovering from his wounds. Doug Gilley, [email protected]

GORUM, H. R. (Private, Company “K” 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Grave has a VA marker. Bush Field Cemetery, Covington County, Alabama. Source: Covington Rifles Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp #1586 Andalusia, Alabama

GRAHAM, Mike (Jr. 2^nd Lieutenant, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

GRAY, W. A. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

GRAYSON, C.O. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

GRIFFIN, --- (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

GRUBBS, William Henry, (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Widow's Pension Application submitted by Harriet Boutwell Grubbs, wife of William Henry Grubbs prepared July 24, 1909: The following information was given on the application in order to apply for a pension authorized under the Widow's Pension Claim Act of 1909 for widows of the Civil War. She was a continuous resident of the county of Holmes in the state of Florida since the year 1857, and she married William Henry Grubbs on December 23, 1863. His service in the Civil War was as follows: He enlisted in September 1863 in Company "K", 6th Alabama Regiment. He was honorably discharged at the close of the war on April 1, 1865. In 1909, she was a resident of Holmes Co., FL, but received her mail through the Black, Alabama RFD #1, Geneva Co., AL. Melanie Atkins College Station [email protected]

GUNTER, Charles F. (Corporal, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HALL, Walter B. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HARDEE, J. R. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HARRIS, C. H. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HASWELL, William B. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HAWKINS, John (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HEGWOOD, Joseph (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HELMS, C. W. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HERNDON, George W. (Private, Company A & Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died and buried At Point Lookout Maryland

HILL, Benjamin W. D. (1^st Lieutenant, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HILL, James W. (Private, Company K & D, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HILL, John B. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HILL, Larkin (Private, Company K, 6^th, Alabama Infantry Regiment) Surrender at Appomatox

HOOPER, George W. (Lieutenant Colonel, Company K & F, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HOWELL, A. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HUDSON, Rolin R. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HUFF, James M. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HUNT, William B. (wounded, Seven Pines, Gettysburg; KIA, Cedar Creek, 19 Oct 64) (Captain in Company F & Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

HUSKERSON, William H. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

INGRAHAM, James E. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

IRBY, Pleasant H. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

JENKINS, Andrew J. (Corporal, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

JENNINGS, B. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

JOLLEY, W. E. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

JONES, J. E. (Sergeant, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

JONES, Philip Boileau (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

JORDAN, James W.: (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment), no dates; buried Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Cemetery, southeast of Slocomb, Geneva County, Alabama.

KELSO, Robert (1^st Sergeant, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

KENNEDY, R. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

KING, Patrick H. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

LEWIS, John H. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

LONG, John C. (Sergeant, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) John was recruited on April 30, 1861 in Bridgeport, Jackson County Alabama and enlisted May 10, 1861 in the 6th Regiment Alabama Infantry in Montgomery, Alabama. Present for payroll on June 30, 1861 at Fairfax, Virginia. Present for payroll October 29, 1861 at Union Mills, Virginia. Sources: Alabama Department of History & Archives; Sheila Simpson [email protected]

LOVVORN, J. D. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

LOWRY, John J. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

LOWRY, Noah (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

MARSH, William (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment) was born to Robert and Nancy Caldwell Marsh sometime after 1825. According to both families' folklore, he married Susan Johnson, daughter of Joel and Polly Elliott ca. 1845. William and Susan blessed this county with five sons, Houston H., Joel Robert, Wesley, John N. and James L. Marsh. Being typical "rednecks", they scratched out a living near the river in the Nectar community. If they were alive today, I believe they would consider the term an honor. They instilled in their children (and thereby their descendants) a sincere sense of family, duty and responsibility. Grandpa William demonstrated these traits when he enlisted in the 29th Alabama Infantry, CSA Feb. 5, 1863 at Blount Springs. He was going to protect the only way of life he had ever or ever would know. When his unit arrived at Mobile, he was met with the horrible conditions of war-hunger and disease. On May 27, 1863, he made his way home to his family and his life. He found it disintegrating away-his buildings were falling down in disrepair and his fields were disappearing into the weeds. Desperate to keep his family going and still avoid the soldiers, he donned Susan's clothes and bonnet and headed for the fields. He told Houston and Joel to watch for the soldiers while he worked. They were only small boys and the war was far from their reality. But it soon came crashing in on their world. The soldiers came and escorted William back to his unit. The boys never saw their father again. William was transferred to the 6th Alabama Infantry in Norton, Virginia November 15, 1863. He took part in Jubal Early's attack on Washington, DC. One account says this unit was one of the firsts to attack the ramparts of this city, their bullets narrowly missing Abe Lincoln when he was observing the battle. General Early retreated to the Blue Ridge Mountains. and crossed the Shenandoah River to Berryville, Virginia. William Marsh met his maker on the battlefield of a Virginia plantation called Cool Springs on July 18, 1864. A memorial marker for him has been placed at Nectar Cemetery near his sons. After the war, Susan Marsh married John B. Cheshire on May 13, 1867. She is believed to have died ca. 1873. Cheshire sold the last of the land that year and moved to Arkansas. On the 1880 Blount County Alabama Census, the two youngest Marsh sons are farmed out to their uncles. John is with Robert L. Marsh and James L. is with Griffin Marsh. Houston married Julia J. Walker; Joel married Sarah Elizabeth Jenkins, daughter of Thomas H. and Mary E. Jenkins; and Wesley married Sarah's sister Martha Raney Jenkins. Sources: Verbal recollections of Rose Etta Marsh Standridge, 1973; National Archives Compiled Service Records, CSA; Civil War Engagement at Cool Springs Virginia July 18, 1864, Peter J. Meaney, OSB; Blount County, Alabama Federal and State census, marriage and land records. Terry Jackson, [email protected]

MAYS, W. M. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

MAYS, William (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

McCARTHY, John (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

McCAWLEY, J. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

McDONALD, J. L. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

McKISSICK, Archibald (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

MOORE, James (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) A James Moore was noted as dying on the long walk home after the war of pneumonia and died in someplace called Pellam.

MURPHY, Timothy (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

MUSGRAVE, Mathew (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

O'LEARY, John (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

OVERDEER, John J. (2^nd Lieutenant, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

OWEN, William (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

PARKER, William A. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

PARRISH, Kenneth (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

PAYNE, William A. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

PEEKMAN, P.N. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

PEACOCK, Ansel (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Rhodes Division. Enlisted May 1861 from Skipperville, Alabama. Fought at all engagements of the Army of Northern Virginia from First Manassas until wounded and captured at Spotsylvania Courthouse on May 12, 1864. In the 7 Days battles, the 6th was in DH Hill's Division, Brigaded under John Gordon. Afterwards, shifted to 2nd Corps, Rhodes Division. O'Neals, Brigade until after Gettysburg. Then in Battle's Brigade, Rhodes Div, 2nd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia. Their position was shifted on the 11th of May into the breach by the Federals late in the day. Their position was in the angle next morning when federal assaults began on the works. He was sent to Capitol Hospital for treatment of wounds, then to Old Capitol Prison. In late July he was sent to Helmira. He remained here until released the summer of 1865 to return home to Southeast Alabama and try farming again. In the early 1870's he left Alabama for Texas with many others. Information submitted by TexasRebCS

PETERMAN, Thomas N. (Private, Company K, 6^th, Alabama Infantry Regiment). Surrender at Appomattox. Born February 15, 1839 - Died Nov 1, 1920; Married Nancy, 1849-1929; buried Clark Cemetery, Dothan, Houston County, Alabama.

PETERMAN, Thomas M. (Private, Company K, 6^th, Alabama Infantry Regiment) Surrender at Appomatox

PETTERMAN, William S. (Private, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Died November 1, 1861 at Manassas Virginia. Probably died of disease as the 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment spent the winter here. Buried at Warrenton Cemetery, Warrenton, Fauquier County Virginia. thttp://files.usgwarchives.net/va/fauquier/cemeteries/man-alpha.txt

PETTUS, Asa (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

PIKE, J. H. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

POWERS, A. F., (Officer, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry)

PRICE, Alexander J. (Sergeant, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Elmira Arrived: ? Death: 10/10/1864 Grave No. [0686]

PRICE, William P. (Private, Company K, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

QUINN, James P. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

RAINS, George W. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

RAULSTON, William D. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

REINHART, Benjamin F. (Private, Company K & M, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

RICHARDS, William W. (Private, Company K, 6^th, Alabama Infantry Regiment) Surrender at Appomatox

RICHIE, A. J. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

ROREX, J.P. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

ROSS, James P. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

SCRUGGS, George S. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

SCRUGGS, Henry F. (Corporal, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

SCRUGGS, William N. (2^nd Lieutenant, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

SEARCY, John (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

SELLERS, J. M. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

SELLERS, Young Monroe (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) He sustained wounds at Seven Pines May 30, 1861, and at Chancellorsville 2 May, 1863. (Record Card) (Clothes & Hospital Cards) (Hospital Card) (Pay Voucher) Samuel Johnson [email protected] [email protected]

SHIRLEY, Richard M. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

SHY, William J. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

SKIPPER, William David, (Private Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry Regiment), Great Uncle William was born May 23, 1843 near Dothan, Henry County, Alabama. Enlisted in March of 1862, and was assigned to the 6th Alabama infantry. According to his records in the Alabama State Archives, he was wounded at Seven Pines. The wound must not have been serious, because he was not absent from any further rolls. He is listed in the Appomattox roster as a member of Company K, and is one of only 9 people listed in Company K who surrendered on April 9, 1865. After the war, he made his way back to his home near Dothan, Alabama and married Elizabeth? They had no children. He was a member of Confederate Veterans Camp Bartow in Dothan, and died Feb. 17, 1930. He is buried beside his wife at Big Creek Cemetery near Dothan, Alabama. Charlie W. Skipper

SMITH, Charles (Private, Company K & D, 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

SMITH, Hiram (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

SMITH, Thomas J., Henry County (Officer, Company K, 6^th Alabama Infantry)

SNOW, Henley (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

SNOW, Patrick (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

STACK, James (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

STANLEY, Jacob (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

STANLEY, John (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

STANTON, Thomas (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

STEDWELL, William (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

STOKES, Gabriel H. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

TALLEY, Martin H. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

TATUM, S. G. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

THOMAS, J. W. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

THOMAS, Joseph, Jr. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

THOMAS, T. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

TIDWELL, W. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

TOOMEY, Patrick (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

TOURNAY, P. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

TRAIL, Beverly L. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

TUKE, J. H. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

TURNER, P. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

TURPIN, W. B. C. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

UNDERWOOD, R.R. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

VANSTORY, Samuel A. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

VENABLE, Isaac H. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

WALDROP, George Dallas (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Widowed at age 15. Enlisted March 1863, Served till end of war. Lived in Randolph and Clay Counties Alabama. Debra Boswell

WATSON, J. F. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

WESTMORELAND, Hugh (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

WESTMORELAND, James B. (Private, Company K, 6^th, Alabama Infantry Regiment) Surrender at Appomatox

WESTMORELAND, Thomas (Private, Company K, 6^th, Alabama Infantry Regiment) Surrender at Appomatox

WESTMORELAND, John (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

WESTMORELAND, Thomas (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Surrender at Appomatox

WHITEHEAD, Allen (Private, Company K, 6^th, Alabama Infantry Regiment) Surrender at Appomattox

WHITEHEAD, Robert (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

WITCHER, Ambrose J. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

WOOD, John R. (Corporal, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

WOODLEY, Ganzwert Mell (Corporal, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment) Stationed at Fairfax Station Virginia when discharged due to Illness about October 1861 and sent home. (See Robert Bone Letters)

WOODLY, Robert J. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

YOUNG, William B. (Private, Company K 6th Alabama Infantry Regiment)

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