1st
Brigade Minute Men
Contributed by
Dan
Edwards
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The Minute Men companies
resulted from an executive order of May 1862 whereby each county was required
to furnish a specific number of companies taken from existing militia companies.
The two Holmes County companies were assigned assigned to the Third Minute
Men Regiment which was organized on 7 August 1862 and stationed in Grenada
under the command of Colonel W.J. Owens. The troops were not mustered into
the Confederate States service, but were subject to the orders of Confederate
officers. The regiment was disbanded in April, 1863. Captain Kyle of G
company and some of his men joined the newly formed Gholson's Cavalry Brigade.
He commanded A Company of Colonel John McGuirk's
3rd regiment.
Company
F, 3rd Cavalry Regiment
Capt. B. W.
Treadwell
Lt. J.P. Povall
Lt. W.F. Cole
Lt. E.B. Stainbach
Lt. J.Q. Holmes
Lt. B.F. Culbert
Lt. W.C. Safford
Lt. J.E. Green
Sgt. H.F. Byrd
Sgt. Jacob Sontheimer
Sgt. Jas Kindred
Sgt. Robt. B. Gavin
Sgt. Robt. Lusk
Sgt. W.F. Stigler
Cpl. John Andrews
Cpl. E.A. Hathcock
Cpl. W. M. Loyd
Cpl. W.R. Baker
Cpl. K.T. Brady
Alexander, P.M.M.
Baker, Wm. R.
Barnes, Gib
Belcher, Wm.
Bentley, Wm. |
Boatwright,
H.S.
Borkum, H.
Boyle, Wm.
Brantley, John H.
Bridges, Warren
Buckley, H.D.
Calwell, J.L.
Carman, Richard
Carroll, J.W.
Clayton, W.W.
Cohen, Beverly G.
Commander, W.H.
Connerly, J.W.
Cox, Wm.
Coyne, Barney
Crannan, Frederick
Eggleston, E.M.
Fish, John
Fonville, J.R.
Gavin, Jas.
Gaxion, J.R.
Gemand, Richard
Gibson, A.F.
Green, J.E.
Green, Alex
Griffin, R.H.
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Gwin, R.B.
Harman, Phillip
Harrington, W.C.
Harvey, I.P.
Herndon, Wm.
Holobaugh
Hopkins, G.J.
House, Charley
House, W.B.
Jackson, Catoria
Jackson, Cavil
Jenkins, Willington
Johnson, W.D.
Johnson, A.C.
Johnson, E.D.
Jordan, J.B.
Kirkham, (?)
Long, Jacob
Loyd, W.M.
Lusk, Robt.
Madison, W.B.
Malone, W.B.
McRaney, Jas.
Mercer, F.C.
Morgan, Nathan
Muirhead, Jacob |
Munson, P.S.
Pennington, E.D.
Perkins, Monroe
Rhymes, R.L.
Safford, W.C.
Sharpe, Jas. A.
Smith, A.H.
Stigall, W.G.
Stigler, J.L.
Thomas, Wm.
Weed, Richard M.
Whitehead, L.A.
Wilson, W.H.
Wilson, W.H.
Wyatt, F.M.
Slaves:
Sam
Micajah
Phill
Deserters:
Helmer, Xavier
Jones, Robt.
Stevens, J.B. |
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War Index
Company
G, 3rd Cavalry Regiment
Capt. Thomas
J. Kyle |
Buffkin, Samuel |
Garrard, John |
Poole, H.J. |
Lt. John Ambrose |
Burgany, J.W. |
Godfrey, W.W. |
Rainey, J.C. |
Lt. Thomas
L. Stevens |
Butler, J.P. |
Grantham, C.F. |
Rogers, J.J. |
Lt. Samuel
C. Johnson |
Chumbley, J.B. |
Harrison, B.J.
Herbert, John S. |
Rogers, W.
L. |
Lt. Wm. A.
Wilson |
Craig, Wm. |
Hurt, Wash |
Scott, C.J. |
Sgt. John P.
Houghston |
Crawford, B.J. |
Johnson, Willis |
Shettlesworth,
A. |
Sgt. C. H.
Grantham |
Cooper, J.J. |
Johnson, E.S. |
Smith, B.F. |
Sgt. R. M.
Bridgeforth |
Cowsert, J.J. |
Johnson, Thos. |
Sproles, Jas.
W. |
Sgt. Geo. Williams |
Davis, J.P. |
Jones, R.K. |
Sproles, E.L. |
Sgt. Jas. Moorhead |
Davis, J.C. |
Killibrew,
Thos. A. |
Stewart, J.L. |
Cpl. A.J. Brown |
Davis, Luther |
Laufais, J. |
Stroud, S.P. |
Cpl. Moses
Brister |
Deason, J.F. |
Lewis, S.L. |
Tackett, John |
Cpl Drury Brister |
Dial, Joseph |
Lipsey, LB. |
Tate, Enoch |
Cpl. L.B. Lipsey |
Donaho, H.B. |
Lipsey, L.G. |
Tate, Tho.
J |
Amons, W. |
Dotson, A.H. |
Mayfield, Wm. |
Tidwell, M.K. |
Anderson, O.P. |
Dotson, J.T. |
McMorrough,
T.J. |
Tolar, J.K. |
Autry, S.H. |
Elliot, J.
W. |
McLelland,
John |
Turner, Thos. |
Bates, T.J.C. |
Ellis, Edwin |
Mitchell, W.D.A. |
Usher, W.B. |
Beard, H.L. |
Ellison, James |
MIlls, J.W. |
Weatherby,
J.R. |
Bridgeforth,
R.M. |
Ellison, F.J. |
Morris, F.M. |
Weatherby,
Geo. M. |
Brister, Drury |
Ellison, L.H. |
Moorehead,
James |
Williams, George |
Brister, Moses |
Ellison, J.Q. |
Morris, F.M. |
Wilson, Robert |
Brock, H.C. |
Falls, W.C. |
Morrow, John |
Wood, Abner |
Brown, W.S. |
Fowler, J.R. |
Nail, Harvey |
Woods, Thos. |
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Nicholson J.
W. |
Weatherford,
J.C. |
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O'Riley, Thos. |
Young, A. J. |
Note: The above roster is
a composite of the muster rolls submitted from 6 Oct. 1862 thru 28 Feb.
1863.
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