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Muster Roll of Company from Fannin and Hunt Counties in 1861
(Wednesday, January 9, 1929, The Greenville Morning Herald)
Hon. L. L. Bowman, Sr., has furnished The Morning
Herald, with the following muster roll and history of a company raised
in Fannin and Hunt Counties in 1861 for service to the Confederate Army,
which is very interesting.
State of Texas, May 15th, AD, 1861, County of Fannin
and Hunt.
The undersigned do hereby enlist in the service
of the confederate States of American as Infantry for and during the term
of twelve months if not sooner discharged:
Names of Volunteers
S. M. Hall, Captain
D. B. Dupree, First Lt.
F. L. Scott, 2nd Lt.
C. H. Merrick, 3rd Lt.
W. B. Oxford, at Sergt
T. H. Lee, 2nd Sergt.
Samuel Hefner, 3rd Sergt.
Hunt
Thomas Scott, 4th Sergt.
W. R. Todd, 1st Corp.
O. H. Hall, 2nd Corp.
Q. W. Bradley, 3rd Corp.
V. G. Chapman, 4th Corp.
Privates
Nathaniel Armatld, no arms
F. M. Ables, no arms
H. Amerson, no arms
W. M. Anderson, no arms,
Hunt
A. J. Adams, no arms
Benjamin Robana, no arms
J. H. Hutton, no arms
S. Burney, not present
J. H. Baker, not present
W. C. Baber, no arms
Lewis Click, no arms
A. Chambers, no arms
James Caldwell, no arms
Nathaniel Coons, no arms
Well Cameron, no arms, Hunt
G. W. Chapman, no arms
Nathaniel Cherrytree, no
arms
James Davis, no arms
Lewis Dugeshard, no arms
Eugene Dade, Not present
H. S. Dubney, no arms
D. P. Dunsideou, one five
shooter
J. L. Dillingham, one pistol
T. J. Edwards, one rifle
J. J. Edwards, no arms
W. D. English, no arms
J. R. Ethridge, no arms
S. H. Ethridge,
N. Franklin, no arms
W. F. Grammar, no arms
F. J. Gee, no arms, Hunt
_ E. Grogan, not present
_ M. Hill, not present
_ G. Hardin, no arms
J. C. Holder, no arms
W. R. Honeyman, no arms
William Hill, no arms
Vincent hurt, no arms
J. K. Jones, no arms
J. D. Johnson, no arms
L. L. Johnson, no arms
J. L. Lovitt, no arms
Robert Leverton, no
arms
_ M. McCown, one rifle,
not in good order
W. C. Marney, no arms
J. T. Marney, no arms
H. J. Moore, not present
R. D. McCombs, no arms,
Hunt
W. R. McCombs, no arms
J. E. Mattox, not present
N. B. More, no arms
Alex McDonald, nor arms
W. B. Mayo one rifle
Allen N..lever, no arms
James Nelms, no arms
D. C. Nelson, not present
J. C. Prior, no arms
L. E. Pratt, not present
M. H. Reeves, no arms
J. D. Roach, one Miss rifle,
one Navy six
H. B. Shackleford, not present
G. W. Stevenson, not present
W. J. Spradling, no arms
J. C. Spradling, no arms
T. C. Terry, no arms
W. R. Todd, one five shooter
W. B. Underwood, not present
T. E. Vandiver, one rifle
J. B. White, not present
J. W. Winton, no arms
George Wallace, not present
J. L. Williams, no arms
T. C. Williams, no arms
John Williams, no arms
John Wright, no arms
Nathaniel Wallace, no arms
B. J. Willson, no arms
C. S. Whitman, no arms
D. D. Walton, no arms
H. D. L. Warrenburg
W. A. Wings, no arms
M. S. Whatley, not present
T. W. wood, no arms
Mr. White, not present
J. W. Whatley, no arms
State of Texas
County of Fannin
I, Elbert Early as enrolling of floor of District
2 and of the subdistrict of the same Number _, comprised of the counties
of Hunt and Fannin, do hereby certify that __ enrolled a company
composed of one-hundred men, rank, and title and organized the same on
the __ __, and that said company elected its own officers and I further
__ fifty that the above is a true and faithful roll of the officers and
__ of said company.
Given under my honor as __ enrolling officer, at
Bonham this the 27th, May, 1861.
M. Early, Enrolling Officer
__ as follows
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Muster Roll
Captain Hall's Company
Reserved June 2nd, 1861
Hall Brigade, Militia Number __
S. M. Hall, Captain
TRANSCRIBER's NOTE:
To be published for assistance in locating the men
from Hunt County. I have indicated such as I knew to be from Hunt.
I find from the files at the Dallas Herald, June
19, 1861, an account of the formation and organization of the Third Texas
Cavalry Regiment at Dallas with the following field officers, Col. E Driver,
Lt Col Walter P Lane, Major George W. Chilton, Adjt M. D. Ector.
In the list of the companies given by this old paper, I find mention made
of a company for Fannin and Hunt Counties, number eighty-five men, rank
and file, and it then proceeds to give...can't read at all the next few
paragraphs. (Wednesday, January 9, 1929, The Greenville Morning Herald)
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