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Roster of Cobb's Battery, Kentucky Light Artillery
Compiled by Ray Todd Knight
Cobb’s Battery
Also known as
1st Kentucky Battery
Lyon’s Battery
Cobb's Company, Kentucky Light Artillery
(GB)
- Graves' Company, Mississippi Light Artillery (Issaquena Artillery)
(3rd)
– Company F, 3rd Kentucky Infantry Regiment
(AR)
- Manned a gun on the CSS Arkansas in Vicksburg
Name-Last, First Rank_In Rank_Out
Aarands,
John
Aaron,
John
Aarons,
John
Adams,
Harrison
Adams,
W.N.
Anderson,
George
Anderson,
John D. (3rd)
Anderson,
M.J. (GB) captured Ft Donelson Camp Morton prison camp
Baker,
Almarine W. Corporal
Captured Pine Mountain, GA June 15, 1864
Baker,
Benjamin F. Wounded in wrist at Stones River. Wounded and captured Jackson,
MS July17, 1863
Baker,
John
Barner,
Joseph (3rd) Private
Sergeant Died May 26, 1863 Catoosa Springs, GA
Barnett,
Joseph
Sergeant
Sergeant
Barnes,
J.M.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Beasley,
J.B. (3rd)
Beggs,
George N.
Benbray,
W.B. (3rd)
Bennett,
H.C. (3rd)
Private
Corporal Died November
3, 1861
Bennett,
J.J.
Bigger,
Edward
Biggs,
George N. Deserted March, 1864
Black,
Daniel C. (3rd)(AR) (Signed Proof of Service for FM Wadlington
pension)
Black,
Robert H. (3rd)
Blakemore,
William
Blanton,
Horace T.
Blanton,
Jr., H.T.
Boatwright,
Discharged July 13, 1862 “over
35”
Bowden,
James A. Died Atlanta GA June 23, 1864
Brackett,
G.
Braim,
Gid
Branham,
H.H. Hospitalized Meridian, Miss
January, 1863
Brindley,
L.D. (3rd) Severely wounded left arm, Jackson, Miss July 17, 1963
Brindley,
James (3rd)(AR)Sergeant
Killed Jackson, Miss July 17, 1863
Brockman,
John
Brown,
Cole
Brunson,
C.S.
Assist Surgeon Assist
Surgeon
Bryson,
J.M.
Bryson,
Thomas W. Wounded right leg and captured, Missionary Ridge
Burns,
Henry Killed Jackson, Miss July 1863
Byer,
John A.
Camby,
Frank (3rd) Private
Corporal
Campbell,
Thomas Severely wounded arm and face, Hartsville, TN
Carney,
Joshua
Carnhill,
T.J.
Cathy(Catby),
William
Caverhill,
T.J.
Caverhill,
W.H.
Chalaron,
A.J.
Chambliss,
J. (3rd)
Champlain,
Hooper
Clark,
R. A.
Cobb,
Robert H. (3rd)
Lieutenant
Major died July 20, 1914 Wichita Falls, TX
Cobb,
Robert Linah Lieutanant
Lieuntenant transferred to
Engineers
Cobbs,
J. F. Captured at Stones River, TN
Cokle,
George
Cole,
J.L.
Artificer
Artificer
Coleman,
J.P. (3rd) Corporal –
wounded at Stones River “gunner for left piece”
Coleman,
James M. (3rd) Private
Corporal
Colt,
John A. (3rd)
Cook,
George Surrendered Huntsville, AL
May 14, 1865
Corwin,
Alexander
Craddock,
John A. (3rd)
Craddock,
R. P. (3rd)
Cravison,
Samuel (Crevison, S. Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Rome, GA) (GB) Died 1863
Crider,
Frank Wounded in a shell explosion
at Jackson, Miss July 1863
Crocker,
James (3rd)
Cronan,
Mike
Crouch,
Louis (Lewis) (3rd) - Killed at Stones River, TN
Croxton,
H. J. (H.T) (3rd)
Daniels,
George D. (3rd)
Darrah,
(Dorroh) James (3rd)
Corporal
Corporal - Wounded at Hartsville, TN
Darrah,
(Dorroh) F.M. (3rd)
Daughtie,
M.H.
Davis,
Alexander Barrow (3rd) Private
Lieutenant
Davis,
David T.
Davis,
J. Surrendered Lagrange, TN May 23,
1865
Davis,
Samuel (3rd)
Davis,
W. Surrendered Lagrange, TN May 27, 1865
Demar,
John T. (GB)
Dickerson,
William H. (GB)
Dobson,
William A. Captured Nashville, TN December 16, 1864
Donch,
James
Corporal Severely wounded
Hartsville, TN
Doom,
A. Discharged July 13, 1862
“over 35”
Doom(s),
James (3rd)
Dougherty,
Thomas H. Took Oath February 19, 1865 Nashville, TN
Downs,
James
Draine,
Z. T.
Dudley,
Benjamin A. Private Face and hands were badly burned by explosion of a
cartridge during loading July 12, 1863 Jackson, Mississippi.
Dudley,
J. R.
Dudley, Robert L.
(3rd) Corporal
Corporal - Transferred from Co "B" 4th Kentucky (GB)
Dunn,
Samuel
Dye,
Abner Captured Corinth, Miss June 7, 1862
East,
J. (3rd)
East,
J.T.
Edwards,
James Discharged July 13, 1862 “over 35”
English,
H.
Etheridge,
W. E. - Sergeant Killed at Hartsville, TN
Farrier,
Henry (3rd)
Fields,
James
Fitz
Patrick, Charles
Foster,
John
Fralich,
Marion (Fraylick, Marian)
French,
Alexander
Fry,
William Surrendered Shreveport, LA June 8, 1865
Frost,
George (3rd)
Private
Musician
Fuqua,
Lucius A. (3rd, Co D) Surrendered Augusta, GA May 10, 1865
Ganaway,
C.C. Assist Surgeon
Assist Surgeon - Transferred from Cpt. Wilcox's
Cavalry Company
Glass,
W. R. (3rd)
Gobin,
James W. (Gooding, J.W. (GB))
Gordon,
L. D. (3rd)
(possibly Lisle Gordon mentioned by Louis Payne
https://sites.rootsweb.com/~orphanhm/paynerem.htm
)
Gordon,
S. H.
Gracey,
Frank Patton (3rd) Lieutenant Captain Surrendered May 14, 1865 Paris,
TN
Gray,
G. Discharged July 13, 1862 “over
35”
Green,
Lucius P. Took oath February 10,
1865
Green,
Richard C.
Gregory,
Felix (3rd)
Sergeant
Private
Gresham,
J. W.
Grey,
W. S.
Grudinger,
M.
Gunnels,
A. W. (3rd)
Hamilton,
S. W.
Hancock,
C. B.
Harmon,
T. M. (3rd)
Harons,
J. Discharged July 13, 1863 “under 18”
Harper,
R.
Harpson,
Thomas W. (Hopson, Thomas W.) (3rd) Captured Cassville, GA May 20,
1864
Hawes,
J. F. – Corporal Gunner
Killed at Stones River
Hawley,
Martin Van Buren (3rd) Corporal
(Signed Proof of Service for FM Wadlington pension)
Haydock,
A. G.
Hennessee,
John (GB) Took Oath Huntsville, AL May 13, 1865
Hennessee,
Mike (GB)
Hetrick,
A.
Herald,
Benjamin (3rd)
Hildreth,
James (3rd) Corporal
Captured Ringold Gap, GA November 26, 1863
Hogan,
John Thomas Corporal
Corporal - Wounded at Shiloh, TN
Holland,
A.
Holliday,
T. F.
Holliday,
B. F.
Howlett,
J.W.
Corporal
Corporal
Hughey,
H. - died August
15, 1861
Hunter,
James (3rd)
Corporal
Corporal
Hurley,
George (3rd)
Hutton,
Charles - wounded at Stones River, Jackson, MS and Chickamauga
Hyatt,
George A. (3rd)
James,
Barclay A. (3rd) Lieutenant Wounded Jackson, Miss. Took oath May 9,
1865 Paris, TN
Jenkins,
L. D.
Johnson,
William S. (GB)
Johnson,
A.
Johnson,
James A. Deserted December 13, 1863
Jones, L. W. (Levi) Died Atlanta GA November 19, 1864
Jordan,
Alsay
Lieutenant [added based on military records found by Steve
Jerden]
Keating, Washington
Kerlin,
J.W.
Musician Captured Jackson Co, AL January 24, 1865
King,
J. A.
King,
R. (3rd)
Kirby,
Thomas
Knox,
John A.
Lake,
Nathaniel (3rd)
Lear,
James T. (GB) (3rd)
Lear,
R. F. (3rd) - wounded at Hartsville, TN
Leffler,
Charles H. Sergeant
Sergeant Charles and William
Leffler were brothers
Leffler,
William M. (3rd)
Leonard, John (3rd)(AR) Corporal - 3rd Lt
of Lyon County Co. of Kentucky State Guard.
Wounded in hip at Hartsville, TN
Leonard,
James F
Light,
Thomas (3rd)
Corporal
Corporal
Lucas,
James
Luttrell,
James (3rd)
Lynn,
N. J. (3rd)
Lyon,
Hylan Benton (3rd)
Captain
General
Machen,
Edward C. (3rd) Captured Lyon Co, KY November, 1862
Machen,
Henry L. (3rd)
Sergeant Captured
Eddyville, KY June 30, 1863
Marshall,
H. (3rd)
Martin,
Thomas
Martin,
William (3rd)
Mason,
Miles (1887 Orphan Brigade reunion photo)
Matthews,
Robert Ballard (3rd) Sergeant
Lieutenant -enlisted as surgeon Buried in Grace
Chapel Episcopal Church Cemetery, Montgomery County, TN
McDermont,
Patrick
McDonald,
Daniel
McDowell,
Jasper
McDowell,
Thomas
McGee,
John R. (GB)
McIlvain,
John
McIlvane,
John
McIlvin,
John
McLaughlin,
Henry C.
McMahon,
John C. (3rd)
McMahon,
M. (3rd)
McMurry,
J.
Menser,
W.H.
Blacksmith
Blacksmith
Merriman,
Theodore (3rd) Q.
Sergeant Q.
Sergeant
http://www.genealogymagazine.com/theodmer.html
http://store4.yimg.com/I/datatrace_1735_3622208
Miller,
A.
Miller,
L.M. Captured Jackson, Miss July 1863
Mitchell,
N. (3rd)
Mitchell,
Riley Discharged July 13, 1862 “over 35”
Montgomery,
Andrew J.
Sergeant (GB)
Moore,
Ben. G. (3rd)(AR) Wounded Jackson, MS July 1863
Moore,
C.B.
Morris,
W.O.
Morris,
William Captured Jackson, MS July, 1863 Died Camp Morton December 4, 1863
Murphy,
J.R. (3rd)
Murphy,
John Surrendered Huntsville, AL 1865
Murrin,
Terrence Captured Farmington, TN October 3, 1864
O'Bryan,
W.
O'Neil,
John Captured Missionary Ridge November 25, 1863
Oliver,
Thomas - enlisted 1/20/63 Died November 28, 1863 Atlanta, GA
Orr,
William (Ore, William) Surrendered Huntsville AL 1865
Osborn,
W.
Owen,
Washington G. - Transferred from 4th Kentucky Infantry (GB)
Page,
George Captured at Stones River
Parmley,
John (3rd)
Corporal
Private
Parmley,
William A. (3rd) Private
Artificer
Parrent,
Lynn Boyd (3rd) Richmond, VA February 26, 1865
Patterson,
James M. Corporal
Corporal
Payne,
L. (3rd)
Payne,
Newton
Perdue,
Benjamin F. - wounded at Hartsville Captured Paint Rock, AL January 14, 1865
Perdue,
S. C. - died December 16, 1861 Bowling Green, KY
Peterson,
Charles (3rd)
Pierce,
Lyman B. Corporal
(GB) Severely wounded Jackson, MS July 1863
Piles(Pyles),
Burrell (3rd) Captured Missionary Ridge, died Rock Island, IL
Piles(Pyles),
Calvin S. (3rd) Discharged November 16, 1862
Piles(Pyles),
Wesley (3rd)
Quick,
James H.
Quinn,
John
(KIA at Stones River, buried Confederate Circle, Evergreen
Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Tennessee)
Rafter,
Martin – (GB) killed in personal difficulty at Dalton, GA
Rains,
Samuel Promoted to blacksmith
10/1/61 Surrendered Huntsville, AL, 1865
Rankin,
James
Lieutenant (GB)
Rich,
James (3rd)
Corporal
Corporal
Rich,
Joseph (3rd)
Roberts,
Anthony
Roberts,
J.J.
Roland,
H.D.
Ross,
Beth J.
Private
Corporal
Ross,
J.M. Captured Princeton, KY October
14, 1864
Ross,
John A. (3rd) Surrendered Macon, GA June 1, 1865
Ruddick,
R.
Sergeant
Sergeant Wounded Jackson, MS July 1863
Rull,
N.
Private
Corporal
Rulo,
James (3rd) Private
Corporal
Rulo,
N.
Private
Corporal Wounded and Captured Jackson, MS July 1863
Rumage,
J.B.
Rummage,
F. B.
Salyers,
Samuel
Sandefur,
Benjamin Killed at Hartsville, TN
Sandifer,
John T. (GB) Private
Sanders,
Henry
Sanders,
Lewis Discharged October 13, 1862
Sandiford,
Tandy
Saunders,
Henry (3rd)
Searlls(Sarlls),
George (3rd) Private
Sergeant - Killed at Missionary Ridge, TN
Scott,
Charles B. (GB)
Scott,
L.M. (3rd)
Scott,
John O.
Surgeon
Sergeon
Shaw,
L.E.
Shepherd,
Joel T. Surrendered May 1865
Augusta, GA
Skinner,
Thomas C. (3rd)
Slaughter,
James - deserted June 2, 1863 (Collins TN Battery?)
Smith,
Mannan Discharged July 13, 1862
“under 18”
Stegall,
Theo.
Stigall,
T.
Stone,
John W. (3rd) Captured October 14, 1864 Princeton, KY
Story,
A.J.
Sullivan,
Tim Deserted December 31 1861
Sumner,
S.
Taylor,
J.H. (3rd)
Taylor,
James
Thomas,
J.C. Wounded in hand, Hartsville, TN
Thomas,
John H. (GB)
Thomas,
W.W.
Thompson,
William M. - Lost right arm at Stones River (GB)
Thurman,
Phillip M. (3rd) Captured January 24, 1865 Princeton, KY
Tiessinger,
Lewis
Tinsley,
C.C.
Todd,
W.O. A
Tucker,
James
Tully,
J.
Tutt,
W.
Vinson,
William R. Captured Missionary Ridge Enlisted US Navy
Wadlington,
Francis Marion (3rd)
Walker,
Samuel (3rd)
Walton,
George W. (GB)
Watts,
David Killed at Hartsville, TN
Watts,
Thomas H (AR) Sergeant
Orderly Sergeant Dishcarged December 16, 1862
Wayne,
Dennis (Whayne,
Richard) Sergeant (KIA at Stones River, buried Confederate
Circle, Evergreen Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Namesake of
Wayne’s Hill)
Webb,
George M.
Webster,
Daniel Took oath November 1864 Clarke Co, KY
Weldon,
Frank
Musician
Musician
Wetty,
Horatio
Wheatley,
R.
White,
William
Wiggins,
John (GB) Took oath May 4, 1865 Citronella, AL
Williams,
David (GB)
Williams,
Henry - transferred from Ingram's Company, 4th Kentucky Infantry (GB)
Wounded and captured Hartsville, TN
Witty,
Horatio
Woolfolk,
Joseph S. Corporal
Corporal (GB)
Woods,
W.J. Captured February 20, 1864 Holly Springs, MS
Wordick,
B. - deserted, Mobile, Alabama
Wright,
Joseph C. Surrendered Paint Rock, AL January 14, 1865
Young,
N.D. (3rd)
Sergeant
Sergeant
(PERVIOUS vERSION)
Name-Last, First Company Rank_In
Rank_Out
Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers
Lyon, Hylan Benton Captain
General
Cobb, Robert H. Lieutenant
Major
Gracey, Frank Patton
Lieutenant Captain
Jordan,
Alsay
Lieutenant [added based on military records found by Steve
Jerden]
Mathews, Robert Ballard Sergeant
Lieutenant -enlisted as surgeon
James, Bart A.
Sergeant Lieutenant
Davis, Alexander Barrow Private
Lieutenant
Rankin, J.H.
Lieutenant
Barner, Joseph
Private Sergeant
Barnett, Joseph Sergeant
Sergeant
Brindley, James Sergeant
Sergeant
Scott, John O.
Surgeon Sergeon
Brunson, C.S. Assist
Surgeon Assist Surgeon
Ganaway, C.C. Assist
Surgeon Assist Surgeon - Transferred from Cpt. Wilcox's
Cavalry
Company
Barnes, J.M.
Sergeant Sergeant
Etheridge, W.E. Sergeant
Sergeant
Gregory, Felix
Sergeant Private
Leffler, Charles H. Sergeant
Sergeant
Machen, H.L.
Sergeant Sergeant
Merriman, Theodore QM Sergeant
QM Sergeant
Montgomery, Andrew J.
Sergeant
Ruddick, R.
Sergeant Sergeant
Sandifer, John T. Private
O. Sergeant
Searlls(Sarlls), George Private
Sergeant - Killed at Missionary Ridge, TN
Watts, Thomas
Sergeant Sergeant
Young, N.D.
Sergeant Sergeant
Baker, Almarine W. Corporal
Corporal
Bennett, H.C.
Private Corporal
Camby, Frank
Private Corporal
Coleman, James M. Private
Corporal
Darrah, James
Corporal Corporal -
Wounded at Hartsville, TN
Donch, James
Corporal Corporal
Dudley, Robert Corporal
Corporal - Transferred from Co "B" 4th Kentucky
Hawley, Van (M.V.B) Corporal
Corporal
Hildreth, James Corporal
Corporal
Hogan, Thomas
Corporal Corporal -
Wounded at Shiloh, TN
Howlett, J.W.
Corporal Corporal
Hunter, James
Corporal Corporal
Leonard, John
Corporal Corporal - 3rd Lt
of Lyon County Co. of Kentucky
State Guard. Wounded at Hartsville, TN
Light, Thomas
Corporal Corporal
Parmley, John
Corporal Private
Patterson, James M. Corporal
Corporal
Pierce, L. B.
Corporal
Rich, James
Corporal Corporal
Ross, B.J.
Private Corporal
Rull, N.
Private Corporal
Rulo, James
Private Corporal
Rulo, N.
Private Corporal
Woolfolk, Jos. S. Corporal
Corporal
Tradesmen
Menser, W.H.
Blacksmith Blacksmith
Cole, J.L.
Artificer Artificer
Parmley, William A. Private
Artificer
Rains, Samuel
Artificer Artificer - promoted
to blacksmith 10/1/61
Frost, George
Private Musician
Kerlin, J.W.
Musician
Weldon, Frank
Musician Musician
Privates
Aarands, John
Aaron, John
Aarons, John
Adams, Harrison
Adams, W.N.
Anderson, George
Anderson, John D.
Anderson, John
Anderson, M.J.
Baker, B.F.
Baker, John
Barner, J.M.
Beasley, J.B.
Beggs, George N.
Benbray, W.B.
Bennett, H.C. died November 3, 1861
Bennett, J.J.
Bigger, Edward
Biggs, George N.
Black, Daniel
Black, Robert H.
Blakemore, William
Blanton, Horace T.
Blanton, Jr., H.T.
Boatwright,
Bowden, James A.
Brackett, G.
Braim, Gid
Branham, H.H.
Brindley, L.D.
Brockman, John
Brown, Cole
Bryson, J.M.
Bryson, Thomas W.
Burns, Henry
Byer, John A.
Campbell, Thomas
Carney, Joshua
Carnhill, T.J.
Cathy (Catby), William
Caverhill, T.J.
Caverhill, W.H.
Chalaron, A.J.
Chambliss, J.
Champlain, Hooper
Clark, R. A.
Cobbs, J. F.
Cokle, George
Coleman, J.P.
Coleman, James M.
Colt, John A.
Cook, George
Corwin, Alexander
Craddock, John A.
Craddock, R. P.
Cravison, Samuel (CREVISON, S. Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Rome, GA)
Crider, Frank
Crocker, James
Cronan, Mike
Crouch, Louis (Lewis) - Wounded at Stones River
Croxton, H. J. (H.T)
Daniels, George D.
Daughtie, M.H.
Davis, A.B.
Davis, David T.
Davis, J.
Davis, Samuel
Davis, W.
Demar, John T.
Dickerson, W. H.
Dobson, William A.
Doom, A.
Doom, James
Darrah, F.M.
Dougherty, Thomas H.
Downs, James
Draine, Z. T.
Dudley, B. A.
Dudley, J. R.
Dunn, Samuel
Dye, Abney
East, J.
East, J.T.
Edwards, James
English, H.
Etheridge, W. E. - Killed at Hartsville, TN
Farrier, Henry
Fields, James
Fitz Patrick, Charles
Foster, John
Fralich, Marion (Fraylick, Marian)
French, Alexander
Fuqua, L. A.
Glass, W. R.
Gobin, James W.
Gordon, L. D.
Gordon, S. H.
Gray, G.
Green, L. P.
Green, R. C.
Gregory, F. G.
Gresham, J. W.
Grey, W. S.
Grudinger, M.
Gunnels, A. W.
Hamilton, S. W.
Hancock, C. B.
Harmon, T. M.
Harper, R.
Harpson, Thomas W.
Hawes, J. F. - killed at Stones River
Haydock, A. G.
Hennessee, John - Killed Pine Mountain, GA
Hennessee, Mike
Hetrick, A.
Herald, Benjamin
Hildreth, J.
Holland, A.
Holliday, T. F.
Holliday, B. F.
Hopson, Thomas W.
Hughey, H. - died August 15, 1861
Hurley, George
Hutton, C. G. - wounded at Stones River, Jackson, and Chickamauga
Hyatt, George A.
Jenkins, L. D.
Johnson, W. S.
Johnson, A.
Johnson, James A.
Jones, L. W.
Keating, Washington
King, J. A.
King, R.
Kirby, Thomas
Knox, John A.
Lake, Nathaniel
Lear, J. T.
Lear, R. F. - wounded at Hartsville, TN
Leffler, W. M.
Lucas, James
Luttrell, James
Lynn, N. J.
Machen, E. C.
Marshall, H.
Martin, William
McDermont, Patrick
McDonald, Daniel
McDowell, Jasper
McDowell, Thomas
McGee, J.R.
McIlvain, John
McIlvane, John
McIlvin, John
McLaughlin, Henry C.
McMahon, John C.
McMahon, M.
McMurry, J.
Miller, A.
Miller, L.M.
Mitchell, N.
Mitchell, Riley
Montgomery, John
Moore, Ben. G.
Moore, C.B.
Morris, W.O.
Morris, William
Murphy, J.R.
Murphy, John
Murrin, Terrence
O'Bryan, W.
O'Neil, John
Oliver, Thomas - killed at Fort Donelson
Orr, William
Osborn, W.
Owen, Washington G. - Transferred from 4th Kentucky Infantry
Page, George
Parrent, L. B.
Payne, L.
Payne, Newton
Perdue, B. F. - wounded at Hartsville, TN
Perdue, S. C. - died December 16, 1861
Peterson, Charles
Pierce, L.
Piles (Pyles), Burrell
Piles (Pyles), Calvin S.
Piles (Pyles), Wesley
Quick, James H.
Quinn, _____ (KIA at Stones River, buried Confederate Circle, Evergreen
Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Tennessee)
Rafter, Martin - killed in personal difficulty
Raines, Samuel
Rich, Joseph
Roberts, Anthony
Roberts, J.J.
Roland, H.D.
Ross, J.M.
Ross, John A.
Rumage, J.B.
Rummage, F. B.
Salyers, Samuel
Sandefur, Benjamin
Sandifer, J. T. - killed at Hartsville, TN
Sanders, Henry
Sanders, Lewis
Sandiford, Tandy
Saunders, Henry
Scott, Charles B.
Scott, L.M.
Shaw, L.E.
Shepherd, Joel T.
Skinner, Thomas C.
Slaughter, James - deserted June 2, 1863
Smith, Mannan
Stegall, Theo.
Stigall, T.
Stone, John W.
Story, A.J.
Sullivan, Tim
Sumner, S.
Taylor, J.H.
Taylor, James
Thomas, J.C.
Thomas, John H.
Thomas, W.W.
Thompson, William - Lost right arm at Stones River
Thurman, P.M.
Tiessinger, Lewis
Tinsley, C.C.
Todd, W.O. A
Tucker, James
Tully, J.
Tutt, W.
Vincent, William R.
Vinson, W.R.
Wadlington, Francis Marion
Walker, Samuel
Walton, G.W.
Watts, David
Wayne, Dennis (KIA at Stones River, buried Confederate Circle, Evergreen
Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Tennessee)
Webb, George
Webb, George M.
Webster, Daniel
Wetty, Horatio
Wheatley, R.
White, W.
Wiggins, John
Williams, D.
Williams, Henry - transferred from Ingram's Company, 4th Kentucky Infantry
Witty, Horatio
Woods, W.J.
Wordick, B. - deserted, Mobile, Alabama
Wright, Joseph C.
Listing compiled from the Adjutant General's Report and the Soldiers and Sailors Sytem by Ray Todd Knight, to whom we are greatly indebted for this contribution to the website.
Click here to see a photo of veterans of Cobb's Battery, taken in Lyon County in 1901.
Click here to read a post-war memoir of Cobb's Battery.
