CHURCH, JOSEPH: 2nd Lt., Co. A. Dropped by S.O. 70/6, dated 3/25/65 for

prolonged AWOL. Previously served in the VSL.

CLAY, GEORGE H.: Co. G. Filed for pension in Russell Co., VA. Died on 3/4/1904.

COCK, GEORGE: Co. G, Res. Morgan Co., KY. Deserter from Co. M 10th KY Cavalry.

COLLIER, STEPHEN: Co. K. B. ca. 1847. Mentioned in Ed Hubbard's pension

application. Witnessed Sarah McFarland's pension application in 1914, then age

67. Res. of Wise Co., VA.

COMBS, DONALD: Co. I. Mentioned as a comrade by Thomas J. McConnell in his

Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionaire.

COMBS, H. D.: Co. G. Witnessed Booker Short's pension application in 1912.

COMBS, SHADERACK: Co. G, Res. of Breathitt Co., KY. Deserter from Co. M, 10th

Kentucky Cavalry. Previously served in Fields' Company Kentucky Partisan

Rangers.

COOK, ALGERNON SIDNEY: Capt., Co. G, Res. of Carter Co., KY. Killed by Cleve

Boyd at Castlewoods, Russell Co. VA. The scourge of northeastern Kentucky during

the Civil War, Captain Sid Cook was born in Russell County, Vir- ginia circa

1832. The notorious guerrilla was in reality, Algernon Sidney Lee, the son of

Martin and Fanny Lee. Changing his name to Cook, he married Nancy Fraley in

Russell County on November 20, 1857. His 26 year old bride was the daughter of

Henry and Mary Fraley. Cook later settled in eastern Kentucky and by 1860 was

residing in Boyd County. In addition to a son, Fletcher, was born about 1857 and

a daughter Elizabeth was born in 1859. Cook's household also included two

stepchildren, Rufus B. born circa 1849 and Louis born about 1854. Following the

out- break of the Civil War, he moved his family to Carter County. A brave but

absolutely ruthless leader, Cook organized a company of Confederate Cavalry in

the spring of 1863. His command was recruited primarily in present day Elliott

and Morgan Counties but rarely operated with the main Confederate Army. Dave

Cook, the captain's brother (born about 1845), served as second in command. The

younger Cook earned an equally desperate reputation. despite his youth. Together

they terrorized the region between the Licking and the Ohio Rivers. The Cooks

frequently joined forces with other noted partisans, including John T. Williams

and Captain Samuel W. Thompson. Between April and October in 1863, the Cooks

raided Star Furnace (Carter County), Poplar Plains, Flemingsburg, Pennsylvania

Furnace (Greenup County), Olive Hill and Morehead, Kentucky. On or about April

9, 1863, Dave Cook, Travis Kendall and others clashed with Home Guards near

Grayson. Nathaniel Marks, a member of Fields' Rangers, who frequently rode with

the Cooks killed Joseph Young during the fighting. He was later captured and

hanged at Louisville for the deed. Briefly during the summer of 1863, Cook's

company was attached to Lieutenant Colonel Oliver A. Patton's Partisan Rangers

Battalion. After Patton was captured his command fell apart and Cook joined the

7th Confederate Cavalry Battalion. The 7th, led by Lieutenant Colonel Clarence

J. Prentice, was based at Pound Gap, Virginia. Cook, who continued to serve on

detached duty, raided Paintsville, Kentucky on July 16, 1864. In January 1865,

while Prentice's battalion was quartered in southwestern Virginia, Cook's men

terrorized the Russell County town of Castlewoods. The local citizens were

robbed by the soldiers. The soldiers in turn lavished the spoils on several

prostitutes who followed them to the area. Led by a few Confederate soldiers,

the citizens rose up and burned out the brothels. Cook was killed by Cleve Boyd,

a fellow rebel, during the clash. Cook's widow continued to reside in Carter

County after the war where she earned a scandalous reputation in her own right.

Carter County court records reveal that she was charged with concealing stolen

property by Charles Kitchen in 1868.. Isom Davidson, the writer's ancestor was

among many local men who testified in her defense. While they agreed that she

was a "lewd woman" who was "friendly with too many men" she was no thief! She

disappears from the records shortly afterwards, although her son Rufus B. was

still residing in Carter County in 1880. The company roster included with this

sketch was compiled from military records at the National Archives. These

records were supplemented by old court records, contemporary newspapers, and

Confederate pension records. John B. Wells' excellent article on Cook in the

February 1985 issue of The Partisan was very valuable. This publication is the

official newsletter of Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp No. 1429 at

Paintsville, Kentucky. Please note that this list includes the names of those

men considered to be regularly enlisted members of the command.

COOK, DAVID: 1st Lt., Co. G, Res. of Bath Co., KY. Shot by his brother A. S.

Cook, captured on 11/18/1863, died in prison.

COUCH, JEREMIAH: Co. H, Transferred from 21st VA Cav. to Co. H, 7th Bn. CSA Cav.

in Scott Co., VA on 1/26/65. Previously served in the VSL.

COX, CALVIN: Co. B. Previously served in Co. C, 5th VSL and in Co. A, French's

Battn. VA Inf. PWR of James Harvey Long, p. 210, PRSWVA. Age 12, 1860 Wise Co.

Census.

COX, ENOCH P.: Co. I. Widow, Edith L. M. Cox's pension aapplication claimed

service for her husnad in this unit.

COX, EPHRAIM: Co. _. Previoiusly served in Co. B, French's Battn. VA Inf. Taken

POW at Piketon, KY on 4/15/63, sent to Louisville, KY then to Camp Chase, OH on

4/19/63. Exchanged at City Point, VA on 5/13/63. Age 21, farm hand, 1860 Wise

Co. Census.

COX, J. H.: Asst. Surgeon, F&S. Previously served in the VSL.

COX, JOSHUA: Co. G, Res. of Morgan Co., KY. Taken POW on 2/2/1864.

COX, S. L.: Co. I. Res. of Rye Cove, Scott Co., VA. Mentioned as a comrade in Z.

P. Carter's Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionaire.

COX, WILLIAM: Co. I. Mentioned as a comrade by Thomas J. McConnell in his

Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionaire.

CRAFT, MILES: Co. I. Scott Co. Pension Application reference. Mentioned in

pension application of Elizabeth Davidson.

CREECH, JONATHAN: 1st Lt., Co. K. Mentioned in Sarah McFarland's pension

application.

CROSS, JACOB: Co. D, Widow Barabary claimed service for her husband in this unit

in her Scott Co. Pension application.

DALE, HENRY P.: Co. K. Mentioned in Preston L. Stidham's pension application in

1912.

DARNELL, GEORGE W.: Co. I, Res. Scott Co., VA. Tradition only. Previously served

in the VSL. Res. of Scott Co., VA.

DARNELL, MICHAEL (MITCEHLL) M.: Co. ?, Cem. Record only, which indicates service

in the 64th VA Inf. Buried in the Rhoton-Hill Station Cem., Scott Co., VA. May

have actually served in the 7th Bn. CSA Cav.

DAVIDSON, JAMES: Co. I. Mentioned as a comrade by Thomas J. McConnell in his

Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionaire.

DAVIDSON, JOHN B.: Co. I, Enl. 1/64 in Scott Co., VA. Served until disbanded

near Roanoke, VA. Mentioned as a comrade by Thomas J. McConnell in his Tennessee

Civil War Veterans Questionaire. Widow, Elizabeth pensioned in Rowan Co., KY in

1913. John B. Davidson b. in Scott Co., VA. D. ca. 1888 at Midland Station, Bath

Co., KY.

DAVIS, HIRAM: Co. G, Res. of Morgan Co., KY. Surrendered at Mt. Sterling, KY on

4/30/1865. Filed pension application in Morgan Co., KY in 1919. Witnesses to

pension application were William P. Adkins and J. H. Stinson.

DAVIS, THOMAS J.: Co. H. Found on a 3/4/65 list of conscripts identified as

members of the 7th Battn. CSA Cav. found in the Guerrant Family Papers. Res. of

Russell Co. Filed pension application in Russell Co., VA.

DEAL, WILLIAM: (Alias Bill Lemaster). Co. G, Taken POW on 7/25/1864, ordered

shot.

DEARFIELD, DAVID: Co. E. Mentioned as a comrade in pension application of Covey

Holbrook. Res. of Wise Co., VA. Mentioned as a comrade in John F. Kenady's

pension application.

DICKENSON, N. S.: Co. G. Mentioned in the pension application of George H. Clay.

DINSMORE, J. W.: Co. I. Res. of Rogersville, TN. Mentioned as a comrade in Z. P.

Carter's Tennessee Civil War Veteran Questionaire.

DOCKERY, ABRAHAM: Co. I. Filed affidavit for pension application of James Noah

Baldwin.

DODSON, JAMES N.: 2nd Lt., Co. H, Taken POW on 7/7/63 at Gladeville, VA. Sent to

Kemper Barracks, Ohio then to Johnson's Island, Ohio. Exchanged at Point

Lookout, Maryland on 3/21/65, per one record, another indicates he was held at

Fort Delaware until 6/12/65. 6'1«", dark hair, light comp., dark eyes, Res. of

Wise Co. Previously served in Co. C, 5th VSL and in Co. A, French's Battn. VA

Inf. Service confirmed by deposition found in lawsuit filed by John Dils against

Henry May in Pike Co., KY in 1866. Only deposition of a person other than a

private. Later served in Co. A, French's Bn. VA Inf. and in Co. B, 7th CSA Cav.

Bn. PWR of James H. Long, p. 210, PRSWVA. Age 19, farm hand, 1860 Wise Co.

Census. B. 1/1840, farmer, per 1900 Dickenson Co., VA Census.

DOLLARHIDE, HARRY: Co. E. Witnessed Joseph Branham's pension application in

1912.

DOLLARHIDE, JOHN: Co. E. Witnessed Angeline Jordan's (widow of Richard) pension

application in 1913, then age 70.

DORTON, DANIEL: Co. I. Mentioned as a comrade by Thomas J. McConnell in his

Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionaire.

DOTSON, JAMES A: Co. ?. Previously served in the 5th VSL. Participated in

Menifee's Raid on Piketon, KY in 8/62. Service confirmed by depositions filed in

Dils vs. May lawsuit filed in Pike Co., KY Circuit Court in 1866.

DOTSON, SIMON: Co. B. Previously served in Co. C, 5th VSL and in Co. A, French's

Battn. VA Inf. PWR of James Harvey Long, p. 210, PRSWVA.

DURHAM, ENOCH T.: Co. I. Filed affidavit for pension application of James Noah

Baldwin. Mentioned in John B. Davidson's widows pension application. Witnessed

Harvey Hamilton's and Elizabeth Davidson's pension applications in 1912.

DYER, JAMES: Co. G, Res. of Morgan Co., KY.

ELAM, WILLIAM P.: Co. ?. Mentioned in W. E. Lee's pension application, filed in

1912.

ELDRIDGE, WILLIAM: Co. G, Res. of Carter Co., KY. Deserter from Co. M, 10th KY

Cavalry. Also previously served in Fields' Company Kentucky Partisan Rangers.

ELKINS, BOOKER: Co. C. Mentioned by James B. Bryant who stated that Richard

Branham, Booker Elkins Hiram Casebolt, John W. Castle and Saml. Ratliff enlisted

in 1863 and served until disbanded.

ELLIOTT, GEORGE M.: Co. G (Associate Member), A member of Fields' Company

Kentucky Partisan Rangers from Morgan Co., KY. Taken POW on 10/11/1863 in

Greenup Co., KY.

ELLIOTT, HAMPTON: Co. I. Filed pension application in Scott Co. for benefits

under act of 1902. Mentioned as a comrade by Thomas J. McConnell in his

Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionaire.

ELLIOTT, HARLAND: Co. I. Mentioned as a comrade by Thomas J. McConnell in his

Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionaire. Res. of Snow Flake, VA.

ESTEP, WILLIAM: Co. G, Res. of Johnson Co., KY. Took part in the 1864

Paintsville raid.

EVANS, A. K.: Co. H. Mentioned in Wilson Turner's pension application.

EVANS, WILLIAM F.: Co. G, No further information. Witnessed William P. Adkins'

pension application in 1912.

EVANS, WILSON: Co. E. Found on a 3/4/65 list of conscripts identified as members

of the 7th Battn. CSA Cav. found in the Guerrant Family Papers. Res. of Wise

County.

FIELDS, THOMAS B.: Co. H/I?. Claimed service in this unit in pension application

filed in Scott Co. for benefits under act of 1902.

FIELDS, THOMAS: Co. I. Mentioned in Z. P. Carter's pension application.

Mentioned as a comrade by Thomas J. McConnell in his Tennessee Civil War

Veterans Questionaire.

FLANARY, TILMON S.: Co. I. Widow claimed service for her husband in her pension

application filed in Scott Co., VA.

FLEENOR, A. J.: Capt., Co. D. Mentioned in pension application of John W.

Bright, who claimed he was living in TN in 1906.

FLEENOR, JOEL H.: Capt., Co. D.

FLEMING, EMANUEL: Co. B. Previously served in Co. C, 5th VSL and in Co. A,

French's Battn. VA Inf. Participated in Menifee's Raid on Piketon, KY in 8/62.

Service confirmed by depositions filed in Dils vs. May lawsuit filed in Pike

Co., KY Circuit Court in 1866. Dstd. in Wise Co., released on taking oath at

Louisa, KY in 5/64. Light hair, fair comp., blue eyes, 5'9", Res. of Wise Co.

FLEMING, ISAAC: 2nd Lt., Co. A. Previously served in Co. C, 5th VSL and in Co.

A, French's Battn. VA Inf. Partic- ipated in Menifee's Raid on Piketon, KY in

8/62. Service confirmed by depositions filed in Dils vs. May lawsuit filed in

Pike Co., KY Circuit Court in 1866. PWR of James Harvey Long, p. 210, PRSWVA.

Age 22, farm hand, 1860 Wise Co. Census.

FLEMING, JEFFERSON: Co. B. Previously served in Co. C, 5th VSL and in Co. A,

French's Battn. VA Inf. Mentioned in Menifee letter to the VA Adjutant Gen. as

one of his accusers. Pike Co. Court Records, John Dils vs. Henry May, 1866

confirm service by deposition. Bro. of John and Philip Flemming, Bro.-in-law of

Marshall Keel. Age 34, farmer, 1860 Wise Co. Census.

FLEMING, JOHN JACKSON: 1st Lt., Co. E. Previously served in Co. C, 5th VSL and

in Co. A, French's Battn. VA Inf. Mentioned in Menifee letter to the Adjutant

Gen. of VA as one of his accusers. Pike County Court Records, John Dils vs.

Henry May, 1866 confirm service by deposition. John Flemming commanded a

Confederate Home Guard unit after the VSL disbanded. George Fleming, son of

John, affirmed that John Jackson Fleming served under Menifee and Prentice, "but

saw no fighting." John Jackson Fleming was B. in Powell's Valley, Lee Co., VA on

6/9/1815 D. 2/1/1881 at Clintwood, Dickenson Co. In the recollection of Andrew

J. Counts, John Fleming was Capt. of a Co. under Menifee. PRSWVA p. 73, 119.

PRSWVA p. 139 indicates he was B. 6/9/1812 D. 2/1/1881. Mentioned on p. 183,

PRSWVA, recollection of Henry Keel. Age 45, farmer, 1860 Wise Co. Census.

FLEMING, PHILIP: Co. _. Previously served in Co. C, 5th VSL and in Co. A,

French's Battn. VA Inf. Recollection of George W. Flemming, p. 139 PRSWVA and

recollection of Henry Keel, p. 183 PRSWVA. Pike Co. KY Court Records, John Dils

vs. Henry May, 1866 confirms service by deposition. B. 2/15/1815 D. 1885 in

Dickenson Co., VA. Recollection of Solomon Mullins, p. 248 PRSWVA. Age 40,

farmer, 1860 Wise Co., Census.

FRALEY, ISAAC: Co. A. Previously served in Co. C, French's Battn. VA Inf. Taken

POW at Piketon, KY on 4/15/63, sent to Louisville, KY then to Camp Chase, OH on

4/19/63. Exchanged at City Point, VA on 5/13/63.

FRANCISCO, GEORGE W.: 2nd Lt., Co. C, 7th Bn. CSA Cav. Resigned on 2/3/64 due to

"delicate health." Disability certificate 2/2/64 signed by J. H. Coxe, Asst.

Surgeon, 7th Bn. CSA Cav. Previously served in the VSL. See personal papers of.

NARA

FRENCH, DANIEL L.: Co. _. Previously served in the VSL and in Co. A or Co. D,

French's Bn. VA Inf. Taken POW at Piketon, KY on 4/15/63, sent to Louisville, KY

then to Camp Chase, OH on 4/19/63. Exchanged at City Point, VA on 5/13/63. Age

17, farm hand, 1860 Wise Co. Census. B. 2/1844, farmer, per 1900 Dickenson Co.,

VA Census. On 1909 Dickenson Co., VA Pension List.

FRENCH, GEORGE D.: Capt., Co. B. Asked for a 30 day furlough of indulgence on

2/17/65 while in Scott Co., VA to attend to "important business." Prentice

granted the request. Previously served in Co. C, 4th VSL?. Participated in

Menifee's Raid on Piketon, KY in 8/62. Service confirmed by depositions filed in

Dils vs. May lawsuit filed in Pike Co., KY Circuit Court in 1866. Later served

as Capt., Co. B, 7th Bn. CSA Cav. Asked for a 30 day furlough of indulgence on

2/17/65 while in Scott Co., VA to attend to "important business." Prentice

granted the request. Recollection of Ephraim A. Dunbar, PRSWVA p. 119. He later

raised his own company which became part of the 7th CSA Cav. Bn. He was a bro.

of James Milton French, Colonel of the abortive 65th VA Inf. while detailed from

the 63rd VA to raise a regt. James M. French lobbied the residents of the area

to join his regt. and avoid Menifee and the VSL. He also served in Co. D,

French's Bn. VA Inf. B. 12/11/1846. Age 17, farm hand, 1860 Wise Co. Census.

Living at Morristown, TN in 1920.

FRENCH, JOSEPH S.: Co. B. Brother of George D. and James M. French. Mentioned in

recollections of George D. French.

FRY, ANDREW JACKSON: 2nd Lt., Co. F, Previously served in the 4th VSL, Mentioned

in lawsuit filed in Pike Co., KY as being one of Menifee's men. Service

confirmed by deposition found in lawsuit filed by John Dils against Henry May in

Pike Co., KY postwar. Resigned on 11/29/64. Moved to Talco, Texas postwar, D.

there in 1878. Widow filed pension application in Texas and misidentified Fry's

service as being with the 7th KY Cav. Application was returned marked "Not

found". Mentioned in recollection of Isaac Mullins, p. 235, PRSWVA. Age 40,

farmer, worth $1100, native of VA 1860 Pike Co., KY Census, Res. of the

Marrowbone Creek area of Pike Co., KY.

FULTON, WILLIAM (WILBURN): Capt., Co. B. Previously served as Capt., Co. D, 5th

VSL and as Capt. of Co. A, French's Battn. VA Inf. On T. E. Davis' list of VSL

Officers dated 2/28/63. Participated in Menifee's Raid on Piketon, KY in 8/62.

Service confirmed by depositions filed in Dils vs. May lawsuit filed in Pike

Co., KY Circuit Court in 1866. Nathaniel Menifee mentions a Captain Fulton in

his command who led a company of Tories (Northern sympathizers) who took the

oath of allegiance to the Confederacy and joined his command. Menifee seems to

have been confused on this point, as Fulton later served under Clarence

Prentice. The Tory company was actually commanded by Alf Killen, who after his

state line service, joined Co. F, 39th KY (Federal). This may or may not be the

same person. Captain William Fulton, however, was mentioned on Document 35,

listing the officers of the VSL. Menifee's Capt. Fulton, however, returned and

was in the Federal Army by 2/22/65. PRSWVA p. 149, an abstract from the

Charleston, WV. Gazette for Sunday, August 23, 1953, indicates that prior to the

war Fulton was a storekeeper, but lost all he had during the war. He was

captured at one point, and scheduled to be executed as a guerilla but was so

ill, was spared because the Federals felt he was dying anyway. Res. of Boone

Co., WV. The statement of James Harvey Long seems to confirm this speculation,

stating Fulton was his captain in Co. B, 7th CSA Cav. Bn. and that he had served

in the 4th VSL under Menifee. Fulton also served as Capt., Co. A, French's Bn.

VA Inf. Age 28, farmer, 1860 Wise Co. Census.

GARDENER, JOHN: Co. D. Listed on Louisville Military Prison Register #3 as

having been taken POW as a rebel deserter at Louisa, KY on 9/15/64.

GARDENER, WILLIAM H.: Co. B. Previously served in Co. C, 5th VSL, in Co. A,

French's Bn. VA Inf. PWR of James Harvey Long, p. 210, PRSWVA. and in 64th VA

Inf. Age 35, farmer, 1860 Wise Co., Census.

GIBSON, ___________: AQM, F&S. Serving in fall of 1863.

GLENN, DAVID: Co. C. Alive in 1913. Filed affidaavit in support of pension

applicaation of J. S. Akers.

GOODPASTURE, THOMAS J.: Co. G, Res. of Morgan Co., KY. Taken POW on 2/2/1864.

GOODPASTURE, WILLIAM: Co. G, Res. of Morgan Co., KY. Taken POW on 2/2/1864.

GORDON, G. C.: 2nd Lt., Co. ?. Dropped for prolonged AWOL on 3/25/65, by Special

Order 70/6. Previously served in the VSL.

GORDON, JAMES G.: Co. _. Previously served in Co. A, French's Battn. VA Inf.

Taken POW at Piketon, KY on 4/15/63, sent to Louisville, KY then to Camp Chase,

OH on 4/19/63. Exchanged at City Point, VA on 5/13/63. He had served in Company

A, 29th VA Inf. B. ca. 1839 prob in Wise Co.

GOSE, CHARLES G.: Co. G. Menitoned in pension application of George H. Clay.

GREEAR, COLUMBUS: Co. I?. Deserted. Took oath on 3/30/64 in Lexington, Ky. Then

age 19, 6', brown hair, florid comp., black eyes, Res. of Scott Co., VA

Previously served in the VSL.

GREEN, CHADWELL B.: Co. I. Widow claimed service in this unit on her pension

application filed in Scott Co., VA.

GREER, BUCK: Co. I. Mentioned as a comrade by Thomas J. McConnell in his

Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionaire.

GROSE, JACOB: Co. D. Mentioned in pension application of John W. Bright, who

claimed he was living in TN in 1906.

GRUBB, SAMUEL: Co. I. Mentioned as a comrade by Thomas J. McConnell in his

Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionaire. Res. of Surgoinsville, TN.

GUERRANT, WILLIAM: Major, F&S. Resigned 10/31/63.

HABBARD, JOHN W.: Sgt., Co. ?. Deserted in Wise Co., VA. Took oath at Louisa,

Ky. in 5/64, light hair, dark comp., gray eyes, 6'1".

HAGER, RICHARD M.: Capt, Co. H, Previously served in the VSL. Recollections

recorded on p. 160 PRSWVA. He claims to have Enl. in the 5th KY Inf. under Col.

John S. Williams, however, no record of service in that unit. Hager claimed to

have raised Co. H, 7th CSA Cav. Bn. in Russell Co., VA in 1863. It seems likely,

though not certain, that he was briefly affiliated with the VSL as were many

were later members of the 7th CSA Cav. Bn. B. 1/1843, farmer, per 1900 Dickenson

Co., VA Census. On 1909 Dickenson Co. Pension list drawing benefits under act of

1902. On 1920 Dickenson Co. Pension list.

HALE, HENRY: Co. F. Filed pension application in Scott Co., VA, claiming service

in this unit.

HALE, WILBURN: Co. H, Enl. in 1864 in Russell Co. Claimed to have served 10

months and to have been detailed to bury a dead soldier at the surrender. Filed

pension application in Russell Co., VA.

HALL, ALLEN: Co. _. Previously served in Co. A, French's Battn. VA Inf. Taken

POW at Piketon, KY on 4/15/63, sent to Louisville, KY then to Camp Chase, OH on

4/19/63. Exchanged at City Point, VA on 5/13/63.

HALL, JAMES H.: Co. I. Service claimed in this unit in his pension application.

Res. of Scott Co.

HAMILTON, HARVEY: Co. I, Enl. on 1/1/65. Discharged in 1865 in Lynchburg, VA. B.

1/12/1847 in Floyd Co., KY. Pension application witnessed by L. H. Baldwin, E.

T. Durham, James A. Stewart, all of Scott Co., VA. D. 7/22/1922 in Floyd Co.,

KY.

HAMILTON, JOHN MAY: Co. G, Res. of Johnson Co., KY. Taken POW on 3/6/1864,

executed on 8/15/1864.

HANLEY, J.: Co. G, Taken POW in Morgan Co., Ky. on 11/18/63, sent to Camp Chase,

Ohio, and then transferred to Fort Delaware in 3/64. No record of release.

HARDEN, BEN F.: Co. ?. Taken POW at Piketon, KY on 4/15/63, sent to Camp Chase,

OH, exchanged at City Point, VA on 5/13/63. Previously served in Co. G, 8th VA

Cav. Hung postwar in Tazewell County for murder.

HARMAN, JAMES A.: Co. ?. Previously served in Co. B, French's Battn. VA Inf.

Taken POW at Piketon, KY on 4/15/63, sent to Louisville, KY then to Camp Chase,

OH on 4/19/63. Exchanged at City Point, VA on 5/13/63.

HARMAN, JAMES W.: Co. ?. Previously served in Co. A, French's Battn. VA Inf.

Taken POW at Piketon, KY on 4/15/63, sent to Louisville, KY then to Camp Chase,

OH on 4/19/63. Exchanged at City Point, VA on 5/13/63.

HARRIS, JAMES M.: Co. I. Mentioned as a comrade by Thomas J. McConnell in his

Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionaire. Res. of Gate City, Scott Co., VA.

HARRIS, JOHN M.: Co. I. Mentioned in pension application of Elizabeth Davidson.

HARRIS, N. J.: Co. ?. Found on a 3/4/65 list of conscripts identified as members

of the 7th Battn. CSA Cav. found in the Guerrant Family Papers. Res. of Russell

Co.

HART, J. H.: Co. G. Mentioned in Booker Short's pension application in 1912.

Res. of Clay Co., KY.

HAYS, (HAYES) JONATHAN: Co. A, Taken POW at Gladeville, VA on 7/7/63, sent to

Camp Chase, Ohio then to Camp Douglas, Ill. on 8/24/63, but he has no record of

release or death. Previously served in the VSL. and in the 64th VA Inf.

HENDRICKS, G. W.: Co. ?. Found on a 3/4/65 list of conscripts identified as

members of the 7th Battn. CSA Cav. found in the Guerrant Family Papers. Res. of

Russell Co.

HENSLEY, WILEY: Co. G, Res. of Wayne Co., WV.

HIBBITS, JAMES M.: Co. ?. Previously served in Co. A, French's Battn. VA Inf.

Taken POW at Piketon, KY on 4/15/63, sent to Louisville, KY then to Camp Chase,

OH on 4/19/63. Exchanged at City Point, VA on 5/13/63. Age 29, farmer, 1860 Wise

Co. Census.

HIBBITS, RICHARD: Co. ?. Previously served in Co. A, French's Battn. VA Inf.

Taken POW at Piketon, KY on 4/15/63, sent to Louisville, KY then to Camp Chase,

OH on 4/19/63. Exchanged at City Point, VA on 5/13/63. In General Hosp. at

Petersburg, VA with rubeola, as a paroled prisoner. In hosp. 5/18-6/12/1863. Age

16, farm hand, 1860 Wise Co. Census.