Civil War Veterans (1861-1865)

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NameRankDOBDODNotes
Adams, Rev. William HLieutenant18213-Oct-98Adams Cemetery; Fiftieth Consolidated Infantry
Blaydes, James Elliott Sr DrCSA28 Nov 18397 Feb 1916Munford Cemetery
Alexander, James Rankin12 Aug 18289 Apr 1873Munford Cemetery; C.S.A.
Barret, William Lewis Dr15 Sep 18329-Oct-14Munford Cemetery; Co F, Hughs, MS Cav, CSA
Beasley, Charles DavidCSA11 Nov 184626 Jun 1931Munford Cemetery; Co. G - 19 AL Inf. C.S.A.
Beasley, Robert LeeCPL9 May 183417-May-12Mount Lebanon Cemetery; CPL Co K 55th Reg ALA Inf CSA
Berkheimer, William Henry11 Jun 184012 Nov 1936Salem Associate Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery; Co K 130th Pennsylvania Inf - Federal Service
Black, John CalvinPVT CSA3 Sep 18463 Jan 1925Mount Lebanon Cemetery; Co C 37 NC Inf CSA
Blackwell, Houston Letcher17 Feb 18442 Feb 1885Munford Cemetery;
Bowen, DaveCPT23 May 1895Salem Associate Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery
Boyd, William TownesPVT20 Jan 18445 Jun 1932Munford Cemetery; I VA RegT CSA; BOYD, William Townes (Townes Boyd); born Mecklenburg Co., Va., Jan. 20, 1844; Scotch descent; son of Francis Walker and Isabella (Townes) Boyd; paternal grandparents Robert and Tabitha (Walker) Boyd; maternal grandparents William and Lucy R. (Maclin) Townes; educated Hampden Sidney College (Va.), graduated from same with B.A. degree June, 1862; married Fannie A. Lewis Dec. 5, 1865; private 3rd Va. cavalry, C.S.A. for two years; First Richmond Howitzer Battalion, to end of war; Democrat; former Clerk and Master Chancery Court, Tipton, June, 1897, to Dec., 1909; member Presbyterian church. [Source: Who’s Who in Tennessee, Memphis: Paul & Douglass Co., Publishers, 1911]
Brown, Joseph13 Oct 184114 Jul 1864Munford Cemetery; PVT Co I 7 Tenn Cav CSA
Butler, Marshall3 Mar 183112 Oct 1881Munford Cemetery
Coats, Solomon LafayetteCorp17 Feb 184117 Mar 1924Indian Creek Cemetery; Co 1, 4th Tenn Inf CSA
Cockrill, William G15 Jan 19059 Apr 1905Munford Cemetery; Co I, 7th Tenn Inf CSA
Collier, Probert PaoliCol.11 Jul 180529 Feb 1860Munford Cemetery; 7th Tenn C.S.A.
Cotten, Robinson John DrDec 184424-Nov-08Munford Cemetery; CSA 7th TN Cav
Dalton, Isreal T8 Oct 184321-Mar-12Munford Cemetery; CSA 27th TN Inf
Daniel, Ebenezer Bethel "Hurricane Horse"183029 Jul 1897Mount Lebanon Cemetery; FROM FIND A GRAVE: Ebenezer was predominately of native American descent, from his father. His tribal name was Hurricane Horse. He and Lavicia were married in Tipton County in 1858 and remained there for the rest of their lives.

Ebenezer served two enlistments in the CSA military, was wounded, captured at Vicksburg, interned and released in exchange.

Ebenezer was a professed Christian and a Methodist.
Dickson, James FentressLieutenant1842Sep 1896Munford Cemetery; Son of Michael Moulton and Mary Fentress Dickson, James was a farmer for many years and did well in business following his marriage. He was educated at Portersville Academy and his family attended the Salem Reformed Presbyterian Church in that area, which is now known as Atoka. After graduation from High School, he enlisted in the Confederate Army, in Company G., Fifty-first Tennessee Infantry, and was first orderly sergeant, then lieutenant, and was in the battles of Perrysville, Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, around Atlanta, and Jonesboro, N.C., and at Franklin, Tennessee where he was captured and soon after taken to Fort Delaware, and held as a prisoner until July, 1865, when he returned home after an absence of four years' honorable service, and resumed farming. November 23, 1865, he married Rachel J., daughter of Banyan and Nancy M. (Wright) Payne. Of eight children born to them, three lived into their teens and beyond: Vernon Banyan, Mineola Alabama, and Fentress Dickson. In the declining years of his father-in-law, James took over the running of much of Banyan Payne's vast land and business holdings. He was considered a vital part of his community's affairs and one of it's upstanding citizens.
Driver, Simon Peter27 Nov 18426 Feb 1930Munford Cemtery; Co G and Co B 51st Tenn Reg Forrest's Cavalry
Drumwright, William R19 Nov 184111 Dec 1917Munford Cemetery; 56th VA Inf CSA
Ellison, William Agustus27 Mar 18479 Jun 1927Salem Associate Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery; Co B 12th Inf
Ervin, Alexander Osmond14 Sep 18322 Mar 1888Salem Associate Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery; served in Co. K, 51st Tennessee Infantry Regiment; enlisting April 1863 and muster out April 9th 1865. He was at the battles of Atlanta and Franklin
Erwin, Charles Warren28 Aug 18389 Jun 1862Salem Associate Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery; Killed in Action at the Battle of Port Republic while serving with Tennessee Cavalry
Erwin, DavisJun 180518 Jul 1881Salem Associate Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery; Davis along with his older sons served in the Tennessee cavalry. Sons, Charles and James were killed in that conflict
Fallin, James Richard23 Apr 184618 Sep 1924Munford Cemtery; 51st Reg Tenn Inf Co G CSA
Flowers, James Henry "Jim"18431923Munford Cemetery
Foster, Kinchen BaxterLieutenant24 Aug 183713-Jan-11Townsend Cemetery; 2nd Lieut in the 10th AR Inf Co D
Fry, Anderson184015 Sep 1915Sharpe Cemetery
Gibbs, George R23 Sep 18431-May-14Munford Cemetery; 7th Duckworth's Cavalry
Glass, Abner Hunter13 Feb 182415-Sep-05Salem Associate Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery; Company C, Tennessee 12th Cavalry Regiment as a Private and fought with Capt. John H. Morgan's Cavalry
Goad, Newton C26 Oct 183919 Sep 1920Munford Cemetery
Gwinn, Robert McLennanPVT26 Nov 18348 May 1921Indian Creek Cemetery; Co C 12th Tenn Cavalry CSA
Hamilton, Andrew18371879Munford Cemetery
Harris, Charles RobertCaptain24 Jul 18374-Apr-08Munford Cemetery; Captian of Jackson Company 9th TN
Harris, Isaac Turner22 Feb 184027 May 1921Munford Cemtery
Harsson, Henry Clay25 Jan 184628 Dec 1917Munford Cemtery
Hathcock, Andrew J25 Mar 184423 Oct 1927Munford Cemtery; 23rd MS Inf CSA
Hayes, T J30 Nov 18389-Feb-07Munford Cemetery; Co K 51st TN CSA
Haynie, Thomas J17 Mar 184017 Sep 1896Sharpe Cemetery
Hill, Charles Henry SrMajor23 Feb 182127 Oct 1874Munford Cemetery
Hill, James Charlton9 Oct 184617 Jul 1925Munford Cemtery; 7th TN Calvary CSA
Hill, Lafayette Dr. Sr. 1 Jan 182528 Mar 1892Munford Cemetery
Hughes, W. L. Barrett Dr. 18321912Munford Cemetery; Ms Cav CSA
Hunt, James FletcherPvt2 Sep 184317-May-11Munford Cemetery; Co B 7 TN Cavalry CSA
Jones, LeeroyPVT9 Mar 18387 Sep 1925Hall Cemetery; Co I 4th Tenn Inf CSA
Keathley, Marshall1 Jul 182810-Mar-01Munford Cemetery; 12th TN Cavalry CSA
Kidd, William TownsendPVT4 Jul 183510 Sep 1924Smyrna Baptist Church Cemetery; PVT Co H 52 Ind Inf CSA
Kilpatrick, J W14 Feb 183912-Mar-06Salem Associate Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery; Co C 12th TN Cavalry Forrest Corps CSA
Kilpatrick, J W14 Feb 183912 Mar 1906Salem Associated Reformed Presbyterian Cemtery; Co C 12th Tenn Cavalry Forrest Corps CSA
Kinney, Issac CPvtApr 1846Apr-05Munford Cemetery; Co I 7th TN Cavalry CSA
Lippman, Alexander182427 Sep 1879Munford Cemetery
Lyrle, J B3 Jan 1891Munford Cemetery; Ar CSA; " At the same hour, in a different portion of the cemetery, the remains of Mr. J.B. Lyerly, an old Mexican soldier who died last night from cancer, were laid to rest, Rev. G.T. Sullivan, of the Methodist Church, performing the funeral rites." The Memphis Appeal-Avalanche , 5th January 1891
Maddox, Alfred Madenson14 Oct 183519-Sep-14Sharpe Cemetery; CSA
Maley, H J2 Jul 18221872Munford Cemetery
Malone, William P19 Sep 182130-Nov-11Munford Cemetery
Marshall, Leonidas Polk17 Aug 18433 Nov 1938Munford Cemetery; 12th Tenn, Co D Forrest Cavalry
McDow, John Jett6 Jun 18392-Mar-05Munford Cemetery
McGregor, Rob Roy Dr19 Sep 18451912Munford Cemetery; 7th TN Cavalry
Melton, Levi Benton1 Dec 18401-Mar-14Munford Cemetery; Co F, 2 Miss Inf CSA
Miller, John F18461920Munford Cemetery; CSA
Misenheimer, Jacob Wilson31 May 181726 Aug 1899Munford Cemetery; Mexican and Confederate veteran
Misenheimer, Marion Albertis17 Sep 184119 Mar 1924Munford Cemetery; Co A Tenn INF CSA
Mumford, Levi BentonPvtMunford Cemetery; Private in Capt. William L. Davis' Company, 2nd Regiment, Mississippi Volunteers; received a disability discharge due to Phthiss Pulmonalis which was contracted in the line of duty
Munford, Embry15 Jul 184529 Jan 1863Munford Cemetery; Co L 7th Reg TN Cav CSA; Died in Tallahatchie County, MS
Murphy, John K Rev6 Jan 183630 Jan 1877Munford Cemetery
Nevils, Jeremiah Bringle "Jerry"18 Jul 18344-May-07Munford Cemetery; PVT Co M Duckworth's TN Cav CSA
Newman, Daniel Hawkins12 Nov 183215 Mar 1916Sharpe Cemetery; Co A 29 Tenn Inf CSA
Noell, Charles Price30 Dec 183912-Jul-12Munford Cemetery; 38th Virginia Infantry, Stuart's Brigade, Pickett's Division, Longstreet's Corps. The history made by this regiment and by the army of Virginia was in part his history, for he was engaged in some of the hardest fought battles recorded by history, during these four bloody years.
He escaped the great battle of Gettysburg by being confined in the hospital. At Winchester he received a wound, the bullet lodging in his body that followed him to the end and caused him many years of painful suffering. The halt in his step was indeed a mark of honor, caused by this wound.
Northcutt, Jasper NewtonPVT29 Nov 183729 Mar 1919Mount Lebanon Cemetery; Co C ALA Inf
Owen, JamesCaptainJul 18401917Munford Cemetery
Payne, Daniel Wiley Sr5 Oct 184122-Aug-06Munford Cemetery; Company G of the 51st Tennessee Infantry
Payne, John Booker Dr183414 Aug 1891Munford Cemetery; Co I 4th TN Inf CSA
Payne, Romulus "Rome" SrMar 184312 Jan 1927Munford Cemetery
Payne, Virgil LMar 184723 Oct 1928Salem Associate Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery
Piercy, Benjamin Matthew18406-Jan-06Townsend Cemetery
Poindexter, Christopher Columbus "Kit"28 Aug 184229-Oct-10Munford Cemetery; 7th Tn Cav CSA
Pullen, Benjamin S9 Feb 18438-Nov-14Munford Cemetery; Co B 51st TN Inf CSA
Raymond, FranklinCorporal, Sergeant22 Mar 179613 Nov 1867Salem Associate Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery; Probably in the war of 1812
Reid, Thomas Jefferson Dr18 Sep 183624 Nov 1891Munford Cemetery; 05/28/1861 - Enlisted as Pvt., Co. B, 13th TN Infantry (Granbery's Company)
08/14/1861 - Pvt., Co. B, 13th TN Infantry, camp near New Madrid, MO, Jackson, Madison Co., TN
07/01/1862 - On detailed duty in hospital, Tazewell, Claiborne Co., TN
07/24/1862 - Passed Confederate Army Board of Medical Examination, Tupelo, MS
12/15/1862 - Appointed Asst. Surgeon, Provisional Army of the Confederate States to rank from 07/24/1862
12/24/1862 - Paid for previous servce as a Pvt., Co. B, 13th TN Infantry , Murfreesboro, TN, covering the period March 1, 1862 to July 24, 1862 (paid $11/mo.)
12/31/1862 - Asst. Surgeon, 32nd TN Infantry
02/00/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, 32nd TN Infantry
03/31/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, 32nd TN Infantry, Tullahoma, TN
08/00/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, 32nd TN Infantry
02/00/1864 - Asst. Surgeon, 32nd TN Infantry
04/21/1864 - Asst. Surgeon, 32nd TN Infantry, Dalton, GA
08/22/1864 - Asst. Surgeon, 32nd TN Infantry, Dalton, GA
11/07/1864 - Asst. Surgeon, 32nd TN Infantry, Gen J. C. Brown's and Gen. Reynold's Brigades (consolidated)
01/17/1865 - As Asst. Surgeon, 32nd TN Infantry, granted 30 days leave of absence [S.O. 12/2 Army of TN]
05/01/1865 - As Asst. Surgeon, 4th Consolidated TN Infantry (Searcy's Tennessee Regiment), paroled by the U.S. Army, Greensboro, NC
1868 - Married, Katharine "Kate" M. Neel [or Neal] (Jan. 1847 - Sept. 1837)
1868 - Moved to Mason, Tipton Co., TN
Richardson, Marcus T18381881Charleston Cemetery; Served under Charles Henry Hill who was is court appointed guardian after his parents died. He is also the father of Mama Fannie (Fannie Richardson Williams). She was the wife of Thomas Jefferson "Bozo" Williams, founder of Bozo's Bar-B-Que
Ridgway, Drury Alexander18193 May 1898Munford Cemetery; Forrest's Cal CSA
Sale, George BrockPVT18451933Munford Cemetery; 7th Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry (Duckworth's) Company: B
Sanford, Val1 Apr 182921 Aug 1879Munford Cemetery
Sanford, William15 Feb 18467 Apr 1923Munford Cemetery
Sangster, JohnPVT9 Apr 1918Munford Cemetery; PVT 1CL 167 Inf 42 Div
Shelton, Samuel Richard15 Apr 18275 Oct 1920Munford Cemetery
Smith, Robert W24 Feb 182414 Dec 1894Munford Cemetery; Co I 7th TN Cav CSA
Stone, J J1 May 183625-Jan-05Munford Cemetery; Tipton Rifles, 4th TN Inf, Charles Henry Hill Co B 7th TN Cavalry Reg, Co I 7th TN Cavalry, Wounded in battle at Britton's Lane, TN and Prairie Mound, MS, Forrest's Cavalry Corps
Strange, William Henry21 May 18405-Mar-04Munford Cemetery; CSA
Sullivan, Joseph Somerville14 Jan 184221 Feb 1928Bethel Cemetery
Townsend, John PPvt28 Sep 18294 Jan 1882Townsend Cemetery; 1st Co C, 1 TN HA, CSA
Townsend, Joseph C GPvt183329 Oct 1862Townsend Cemetery; Co C, 1 TN HA, CSA
Trobaugh, Henry Gifford Sr28 Feb 18329 Nov 1860Goggins Cemetery; Co H, 51st TN
Turner, Yancey Burton18441926Munford Cemetery; Co I 7th Tenn Cav CSA
Wall, Francis Fredrick1904Munford Cemetery; Co B 5th TN Inf CSA
Ware, Joseph Henry9 Apr 18437-Nov-07Munford Cemetery; Company I, 1st Confederate Cavalry, at Jackson Tennessee, 14th TN Cavalry Co H, surrendered 4 May 1865, paroled 11 May 1865 at Gainesville, AL
Wood, David Josiah6 Jun 18259-Aug-03Munford Cemetery
Wynne, George Washington10 May 184410-Jun-04Sharpe Cemetery; 13 TN Inf CSA
Faulk, Winston Carter "Wince"18441891Charleston Church & Cemetery

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