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37th Mississippi Infantry      
Company Unknown
William P. Evans - Captain   
Served 13th MS Infantry Regiment 1861-1862

Served 37th MS Infantry Regiment 1862-1865
Contact Name:  Laura Wallace
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Date Added:  9/30/2022
Company Unknown
William Samuel Patton - Colonel   
William Samuel Patton was Colonel of the 37th Mississippi. Formerly a Captain in the Mississippi Militia, he was elected as Lt. Col. by his troops then later promoted to the rank of Colonel of the 37th Regiment by appointment of President Jefferson Davis. The 37th Miss. served at Iuka, Corinth, Hattchie Bridge, Snyder's Bluff, Oxford, Saltillo, Baldwyn, Ripley, Abbeville, Vicksburg, Atlanta, GA and Franklin, TN. Col. Patton also served as Commandant of a fort at Columbus, MS.
Contact Name:  Edward Welch
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Date Added:  7/10/2012
Company Unknown
Michael Rinehart - Private   
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Contact Name:  Jay Lindsey
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Date Added:  5/18/2008
Company Unknown
james sharbrough - Unknown   
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Contact Name:  William Sharbrough
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Date Added:  9/4/2007
Company Unknown
thomas j watters - Private   
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Contact Name:  lolamcguffey
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Date Added:  12/2/2009
Company A
Francis L. Bufkin - 1st Sergeant   
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Contact Name:  Jim True
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Date Added:  5/17/2007
Company A
Franklin A. Cross - 2nd Sergeant   
Franklin A. Cross was a 2nd sergeant of Company A ' Patton's Company Mississippi Boys' of Clarke and Lauderdale counties 37th Miss. Inf.
Contact Name:  Richard Price
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Date Added:  8/16/2013
Company A
Patrick N. Horton - Unknown   
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Contact Name:  Phillips Lacy
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Date Added:  4/17/2010
Company A
David Rowe Kemp - Private   
Enlisted on Feb.8,1862 at Marion, Lauderdale Co.,MS. Was a Pvt. on Company A 37 MS. Inf. Detailed as a color bearer, captured on retreat from Corinth. MS 10-4-1862. In Jan. and Feb. of 1863 he was home sick. On Oct. 31, 1863 he is under arrest for desertion, captured near Kemmesaw Mountain, GA. Claims to have been loyal. Was forced to enlist to avoid Conscript )Draft) and deserted Rebel Army to avail himself of amnesty. Died Nov 22, 1864 near Camp Douglas(probably Chicago)of Small Pox.
Contact Name:  Carole O'Dell
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Date Added:  12/18/2012
Company A
A.J. McDaniel - Private   
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Contact Name:  Jim McDaniel
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Date Added:  4/18/2009
Company A
James Mcdaniel - Private   
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Contact Name:  Jim McDaniel
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Date Added:  4/18/2009
Company A
Daniel McInnis - 2nd Sergeant   
Daniel was 27 years old from Lauderdale Co. Miss. He enlisted 12 Mar at Marion, Miss for the war sworn in by William S Patton. Fought at Corinth, Farmington, Vicksburg, Atlanta Campaign, Resca x2, Peach Tree Creek, Ezra Church, Jonesboro, Franklin and the Carolina Campaign. He was captured at Vicksburg 4 July 1863 and paroled 9 July. He suffered a flesh wound to his right arm near Atlanta & was given a wounded furlough.

Contact Name:  phillip thomas
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Date Added:  8/29/2019
Company A
george n. stanley - Private   
served in co. a 37th ms. inf. capt. patton was his co. c.o.
Contact Name:  charles stanley
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Contact Homepage:  google
Date Added:  2/5/2009
Company B
William Fewox - Private   
William Fewox, son of John and Elizabeth Fewox, brother to Peter J, John, and Thomas J. He enlisted May 5,1862 at Enterprise, MS. On the roll of Prisoners at Vicksburg, MS he was captured July 4, 1863. He was again captured near Nashville, TN Dec 15, 1864. He was at Camp Douglas at Chicago IL in June 19, 1865.
Contact Name:  William S Fewox
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Date Added:  10/7/2010
Company B
Ezekiel VanBuren Land - Private   
Ezekiel enlisted at Enterprise, Mississippi on 2 April 1862. He is the husband of my relative Susan Elizabeth Thomas all of Jasper County Miss. He is captured at Rosaca, Georgia and sent to Camp Morton in Indiana. He died 29 March 1865 as a POW. If you are not aware of the commander of the norhtern prisons and the deliberate starvation policies enforced by him that led to the death of many of our men. Allowed by Lincoln and his administrative staff. Please look up a Col, Hoffman who was commander of the northern prison system.
Contact Name:  Phillip Thomas
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Date Added:  1/1/2014
Company B
James M McQuirter - Private   
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Contact Name:  Crickett McKinney
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Date Added:  12/19/2009
Company B
Christopher Columbus Melton - Private   
Wounded and captured at the battle of Corinth, Mississippi, October 3-4 1862. Paroled and exchanged. Served for duration of war. Paroled at Greensboro, North Carolina, April 1865.
Contact Name:  Kenny Melton
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Date Added:  9/19/2008
Company C
Gustus B Beverly - Private   
Born October 15 1840 Butler Co. AL
Died September 30, 1924
Enlisted June 8, 1862
Discharged April 26, 1865
Buried Oaklawn Cemetary McHeny, MS Stone County
Also appears as G.B. Beverly
Contact Name:  Brock Clark
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Date Added:  10/31/2009
Company C
James Thomas Brannan - 2nd Sergeant   
Joined 'Patton's Army of 10,000' 1 Dec 1861 at 42 years of age;
Shifted to 37th Mississippi Co. C 'Clarke Co. Rescuers' 13 Mar 1862 as Sargent. In hospital while company involved in Iuka and Corinth 8 Sep to 13 Oct 1862. Wounded in trenches slightly at Vicksburg, Snyder's Bluff and paroled 3 July, 1863. AWOL during time at parole camp in Enterprise, MS until Dec 1863 when 37th is reconstituted at Demopolis, AL. Appears on an undated list of men from the Vicksburg capture who have reported since 1 Apr 1864 tp parole camp in Demopolis, AL. Appears on a receipt roll for clothing at May Hospital in Augusta, GA dated 17 Oct 1864. Appears on PoW roll as a Private captured by Major General Thomas in Battle of Nashville 15 Dec 1864, transferred to Military Prison in Louisville, KY 20 Dec 1864 and transferred to Camp Douglas in Chicago IL 22 Dec 1864 where he dies 22 Jan 1865 of diarrhea. Originally buried grave number 556 Block 2 City Cemetery in Chicago, IL and reburied Oakwood Cemetery dedicated on 30 May 1895. A bronze plaque contains his name and rank as a Sargent once again.
Contact Name:  Dan Brannan
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Date Added:  1/9/2007
Company C
Andrew J Johnston - Unknown   
DOW, 2 July 1863; name spelled Johnson on grave marker in Vicksburg City Cemetary.
Contact Name:  Len Vernamonti
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Date Added:  2/7/2008
Company C
Nathan M Jones - Private   
3rd great uncle, grandson of Pvt James Jones (War 1812) and gg grandson of Pvt Christopher Harris Sr. (Revolution). Killed @ Corinth 3OCT1862
Contact Name:  David Hampton Bell, SCV322196
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Contact Homepage:  http://www.genlouishebert.com/honorroll.htm
Date Added:  10/10/2012
Company C
Jeremiah E Miller - Private   
3rd great uncle, grandson of Pvt Joseph Miller Sr. (Revolution).
Contact Name:  David Hampton Bell, SCV322196
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Contact Homepage:  http://www.genlouishebert.com/honorroll.htm
Date Added:  10/10/2012
Company C
John Daniel Platt - Unknown   
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Contact Name:  Terry Platt
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Date Added:  6/8/2012
Company C
Elias Fletcher Presley - Private   
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Contact Name:  James Presley
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Date Added:  11/16/2010
Company C
Elijah William Smith - Captain   
Company C was nicknamed 'Smith's Rifles' because of Capt. E. W. Smith's role in forming the company.
Contact Name:  Stacy Aannestad
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Date Added:  8/21/2009
Company D
James Wesley Dunnam - Private   
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Contact Name:  William Dunnam
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Date Added:  1/28/2015
Company D
John W. Hawkins - Private   
born 02-08-1843, died 07-01-1906, enlisted 03-13-1861, discharged 04-26-1865, buried in the Gibson Cemetery, George Cty., Ms.
Contact Name:  James Trussell
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Date Added:  8/5/2010
Company D
Seaborn Jones Herring - Private   
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Contact Name:  Mark Miller
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Date Added:  4/17/2009
Company D
Simpson L. Herring - Private   
Died May 1863.
Contact Name:  Mark Miller
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Date Added:  4/19/2009
Company D
Green Berry King - Unknown   
His gravestone with CSA inscription on the headstone is here,
https://findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=38316720
Contact Name:  William R King
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Date Added:  5/27/2017
Company D
John Calvin Knight - Private   
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Contact Name:  Zacharias Beau T
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Contact Homepage:  http://rebelcry2.wordpress.com/
Date Added:  8/24/2011
Company D
James McGee - Private   
1834-1909 Enlisted March 20th 1861, fought in the battles of Iuka and Corinth as well as others. Was captured December 17th 1864 at the battle of Franklin, Tennessee.
Contact Name:  Jason McGee
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Date Added:  11/24/2012
Company D
James Bruce Reynolds - Private   
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Contact Name:  Mark Reynolds
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Date Added:  7/16/2006
Company D
John E Reynolds - Private   
Both Reynolds are at resr at Mt.Zion Baptist Church Clark Co. Ms.
Contact Name:  Mark Reynolds
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Date Added:  7/16/2006
Company D
Norvel R Sumrall - 2nd Lieutenant   
Norvel was 22 years old when he joined as 4th Sgt. Capt Whitman C Turner's Co. [ Enterprise Tigers ] at Enterprise Mississippi on 7 March 1862. Wounded and captured at Vicksburg. Exchanged 20 Dec. 1863 and rejoined his unit. He died in Temple, Bell County Texas in 1909.
Contact Name:  Phillip Thomas
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Date Added:  1/6/2017
Company D
Wesley Van Taylor - Private   
Appears on POW roll in Citronelle, AL on May 12th, 1865
Contact Name:  Scott Davis
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Date Added:  4/7/2023
Company D
James K Polk Tims - Private   
It was popular for babies to be named for presidents at the time during America's first century. Naturally many of the veterans of military age in the Confederate States Armed Forces shared names like John Q Adams or John Tyler. President Polk was highly regarded in the South and as it was in Choctaw County Alabama where my great great grandfather was from.
He and his two brothers and other close relatives served together in the Enterprise Tigers, Company D of the 37th Mississippi. The three brothers were captured at the battle of Nashville, December 16, 1864. They are my bravest in my heritage.
Contact Name:  Zacharias Beau T
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Contact Homepage:  http://rebelcry2.wordpress.com/
Date Added:  7/21/2011
Company D
John B Tims - Private   
Born in 1847 John B Tims is the youngest of the three sons John and Jane Creag Knight Tims gave to the defense of Alabama and the Confederate States.
Though brother William Jackson was killed in cold blood in the cold Camp Douglas, James and John survived by miracle. Following the war they'd seen enough of 'reconstruction' in Alabama and John and James moved their families to East Texas. Today their line of the Tims name continues on in Texas. Their descendents remember the service of John, William, and James Tims and we will never forget why it is we are proud to remember.
Contact Name:  Zacharias Beau T
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Contact Homepage:  http://rebelcry2.wordpress.com/
Date Added:  7/21/2011
Company D
William Jackson Tims - Private   
Was born and raised in Choctaw County, Alabama yet served with volunteers out of Mississippi, the Enterprise Tigers (or Company D 37th MISS). Brothers John and James Tims also from Alabama served in same company. The three survived the battle of Franklin only to be captured weeks later in General Hood's defeat at Nashville. The brothers boarded a train packed and rolling toward a dark place in American history, Camp Douglas.
Barely a month before the end of the War Between the Confederate and United States William died from pneumonia. (An easy fate considering the Alabamian's Chicago winter exposure, malnutrition, and cruel interests of the camp commandant, Colonel Sweet. He was buried in the largest mass grave in North America, among six thousand other Southerns buried at Confederate Mound in South Chicago. Only his spirit would come home to wife Martha Mae.
Contact Name:  Zacharias Beau T
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Contact Homepage:  http://rebelcry2.wordpress.com/
Date Added:  7/21/2011
Company E
William Brewer - Private   
William was born 1833 and died 1902 in Clarke County Mississippi. William and his wife Sarah are buried in Hephzibah Church Cemetery in Clarke County.
Contact Name:  Elizabeth Brewer Baucum
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Date Added:  9/15/2010
Company E
William E. Hilburn - Private   
William Hilburn was my great-grandfather. He enlisted at Shubuta in March, 1862, was wounded at Corinth on December 3, recovered to join his company at Vicksburg, wounded there, and died in the hospital July 15, 1863. He is buried in the Soldiers Rest Confederate Cemetery, Vicksburg, MS.
Contact Name:  Joel P. Hilbun
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Contact Homepage:  joehilbun.com
Date Added:  6/5/2009
Company E
Eli Collins Pridgen - Private   
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Contact Name:  Lynn Pridgen
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Date Added:  8/4/2009
Company E
Eli Collins Pridgen - Private   
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Contact Name:  Lynn E. Pridgen
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Date Added:  12/26/2011
Company E
William Mumford Stokes - Private   
William was born in 1829 in Alabama. He enlisted 5 May 1862 at DeSota, Miss. [DeSota Rifles] In Oct 1862 he is detailed as a Wagoner. He is captured and paroled at Vicksbug, Miss. He rejoined his unit and was captured again at Resca, Ga. and taken as POW to Louisville, Ky. and on to Camp Morton in Indiana. He was exchanged 4 March 1865.
Contact Name:  phillip thomas
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Date Added:  9/13/2019
Company E
Needham H Temples - Private   
Pvt needham H Temples Company E Shubuta Guards of Clarke County, 37th Infantry Regiment of Mississippi records shows he was IN HOSPITAL on the Aug - Oct 1862 report. The Nov - Dec 1862 shows...Died 20 October 1862
How did he die...Where did he die ? Any Help Please.
Contact Name:  Tom Temple
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Date Added:  2/7/2009
Company F
William A. Broadway - Private   
Was living in DeSoto, Clarke Co., MS with his wife, when he enlisted. Had 10 children before 1862. Served 3 years and ended up in Madison House Hosp. in Montgomery, AL. He died in 1892. His widow filed for a widow's pension in 1894. For more info, see manuscript #2066 dated March 21, 1863 (on file in the National Archives).
Contact Name:  Laurene Shewan
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Date Added:  1/28/2006
Company G
Abner James Adams - Corporal   
We believe that the A. J. Adams listed in this company is our Abner James, son of James and Margaret Adams of Marion Co SC and then Smith Co, MS. His brother Daniel A. Adams also in this company. A. J. was killed at the Battle of Peachtree Creek in Atlanta and probably buried there in the fields along the creek.
Contact Name:  Linda Adams Phears
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Date Added:  1/22/2010
Company G
Daniel Asberry Adams - Private   
Born Marion Co, SC, son of James and Margaret Adams who came to
Smith Co MS in 1848. Two older brothers in Co H, 16th MS. Daniel made it home and married Hester A. Royals and they lived in Smith Co, Amite Co, then settled in Meridian, Lauderdale Co.
Daniel is buried at Sageville, MS.
Contact Name:  Linda Adams Phears
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Date Added:  1/22/2010
Company G
Allen Ellison - Unknown   
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Contact Name:  Rachel Collazo
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Date Added:  4/14/2010
Company G
William Wesley Eubanks - Private   
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Contact Name:  wesley scruggs
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Date Added:  1/26/2008
Company G
Wm Samuel Thomas Hennington - Private   
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Contact Name:  Gayle Hennington
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Date Added:  2/19/2004
Company G
james martin - Private   
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Contact Name:  ruth culpepper
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Date Added:  2/4/2009
Company G
John L. Meeks - Unknown   
Enlisted at age 40 with his son-in-law, Oliver Payne, both from Smith County, Mississippi. Meeks survived the war. Payne did not.
Contact Name:  James Bonney
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Date Added:  3/7/2009
Company G
James Robert Neathery - Unknown   
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Contact Name:  George Hoover
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Date Added:  1/23/2011
Company G
Oliver H. Payne - Unknown   
Enlisted April 17, 1862 age 29 with his father-in-law, John L. Meeks, 40. Both from Smith County, Mississippi. Oliver did not survive the war. John Meeks came home.
Contact Name:  James Bonney
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Date Added:  3/7/2009
Company G
Frank Roberson - Private   
Seeking photos
Contact Name:  gerry roberson
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Date Added:  11/24/2015
Company G
John Ward - Private   
John was born in Robeson Co NC, son of David Ward. They lived in Smith Co MS and he was in Co G, 37th Inf with his brother James Pinkney Ward, who was a lieutenant. John was married to Sarah Adams, who had two brothers in this company and two brothers in Co H, 16th MS. John and Sarah lived in Erath Co, Texas. Sarah is buried at the Texas State Cemetery in Austin in the Confederate section. It seems that John may be buried in Erath Co, TX where he died in 1898. His brother James died in Gonzales Co TX in 1920.
Contact Name:  Linda Adams Phears
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Date Added:  1/22/2010
Company H
Vincent Doc Kelley - Unknown   
Vincent Kelley was my great great grandfather. He was from Jasper, County Mississippi. Any info would be appreciative.
Contact Name:  Jason Kelley
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Date Added:  6/20/2019
Company I
William Henry Altman - Private   
Wm. Henry Altman was listed as a Private in Co. I or Co. J in the 37th infantry. He was my 2nd great grand uncle (brother of James Thomas Altman) His tombstone has a UCV honor insignia (I can give you a URL of a picture of his headstone if you want).
Contact Name:  David L. Casey
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Contact Homepage:  http://altman.casey-genealogy.com
Date Added:  5/12/2009
Company I
George Washington Hatcher - Unknown   
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Contact Name:  Meredith Griffin
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Date Added:  3/16/2009
Company I
John A Killingsworth - Private   
J A Killingsworth died of a gunshot wound 28 Dec. 1864
Contact Name:  James
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Contact Homepage:  Texas
Date Added:  4/13/2012
Company I
George Washington King - Unknown   
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Contact Name:  Leah
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Date Added:  5/21/2013
Company I
James Litchfield - Sergeant   
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Contact Name:  Michael Litchfield
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Date Added:  1/5/2014
Company I
John Parian Lockley - Private   
I can’t find much information on John Parian Lockley who was married to Louisa Davis Lockley. Grover Cleveland Lockley was his son. If anyone has information on him please reach out to me. I would like to know who his parents are.
Contact Name:  Sarah Merrick mullholand
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Date Added:  6/17/2022
Company I
John Holland Mayatt - Private   
John Holland Mayatt was in Company I 'The McLemore Guards' out of Lauderdale County 37th. Miss. Infantry. Wounded at Corinth October 4, 1862.
Contact Name:  Richard Price
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Date Added:  8/16/2013
Company I
Joshua Mclemore - 2nd Lieutenant   
Born: 03 Jun 1839
Died: 19 Mar 1918 Meridian, Lauderdale County, Mississippi
Buried: Oak Grove Cemetery, Bonita, Lauderdale County, Mississippi

Married: Mary Elizabeth Semmes on 27 Feb 1860, Lauderdale County, Mississippi

Joshua McLemore enlisted in the 37th Mississipp Infantry Regiment, Company J for 3 years on April 23, 1862 at Marion, Lauderdale County, Mississippi. He was recorded 'absent from date of enlistment by authority of Captain - Expected 10th of May.' It was also annotated that he did return as planned.

He was present for duty fom this point until September 28, 1862 when he was listed 'absent sick Saltille Hospital. He is recorded back with his regiment being promoted from 1st Sergeant to Brevet 2nd Lieutenant on Jan 27, 1863.

On February 9, 1863 he is listed absent being sent to the hospital in Meridian, Mississippi. Released back to his regiment on April 30th he was present for duty juntil authorized leave on July 29, 1863. After his return from leave, he remained with his regiment November 19 that same year, Returning once again, he remained with his unit through August 31, 1864.

While in the trenches near Atlant, Georgia, he tendered is resignation as 2nd Lt. of Company J, 37th Mississippi Infantry Regiment on August 9th 'on account of feeble condition of health as certified to by Surgeon's Certificaton.' He was 'suffering from chronic diarrhea and a tendency to pulmonary disease increased by hereditary influences' making him unfit for his current duties. His rsignation was accepted on August 14, 1864. He was listed 'absent with leave for 30-days on a Surgeon's certificate (Special Field Order #85 dated August 22, 1864).
Contact Name:  Richard Blanton
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Date Added:  8/28/2010
Company K
James Paul Abney - Private   
James enlisted at Columbus Mississippi on 9 May 1862 for 3 years. Enlisted by Capt. Dantzlor. Only two events are noted on his CMR's. 29 Sept. 1862 he is sent to the hospital at Holly Springs and in Dec. 1863 he is absent on detached service. He served honorably thru the war.
Contact Name:  Phillip Thomas
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Date Added:  8/17/2015
Company K
Eli S. Anderson - Private   
Brother of my Gr-Gr-Grandfather Jonathon Anderson. One of five brothers that served the Confederacy, and one of three brothers that died during their service.

Born in Jones County Mississippi in 1836.

Enlisted in the 37th Mississippi Infantry Co. K on April 21, 1862 in Jasper County Mississippi.

Company Muster Rolls show that he was in the hospital at Olalona Mississippi in October of 1862, and that he died on February 26, 1862 with no cause of death listed.
Contact Name:  Bobby G. Herring
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Date Added:  11/24/2005
Company K
Stacy Washington Anderson - Private   
Brother of my Gr-Gr-Grandfather Jonathon Anderson, was born in Jones County Mississippi in 1832.

Enlisted in the 37th Mississippi Co K on April 30, 1862 for a period of 'three years or the war'. He was one of five brothers that served the Confederacy, and one of three brothers that died during their service.

The company Muster Roll for May thru August 1864 lists him as 'Absent. Wounded and Captured July 20, 1864' (This was the date of the Battle of Peachtree Creek just outside of Atlanta,Georgia, but family records say he was captured near Dalton, Georgia about 60 miles north of Atlanta). He was treated by the Union 2nd Division 20th Army Corps Hospital of the Army of the Cumberland for a gunshot wound and compound fracture to the right thigh. He was subsequently sent to U.S.A. General Hospital in Chattanooga Tennessee on July 28th where they amputated his leg to the thigh. He died on August 16, 1864 while in the hospital.

Contact Name:  Bobby G. Herring
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Date Added:  11/24/2005
Company K
James Thomas Davis - Unknown   
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Contact Name:  Tina Sanders
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Date Added:  1/11/2015
Company K
Freelan Hison Edwards - Private   
Would like to make contact with researchers interested in the Edwards men who fought in the Civil War from Marshall County, MS.

Freelan Hison Edwards supposedly fought in the Battle of Resaca, was captured and imprisoned at Camp Morton, Indiana from May 22, 1864 until the end of the war.
Contact Name:  Frank Edwards
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Date Added:  1/2/2010
Company K
Thomas J Fewox - Private   
Thomas J. Fewox was the son of John and Elizabeth Fewox, brother to William, Peter, and John Fewox. He was only 18 years old when he was killed. He enlisted April 11,1862 at Jones Mississippi and died August 29,1862 having served only 4 months.
Contact Name:  William S Fewox
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Date Added:  10/7/2010
Company K
David W.C. Haigler - Private   
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Contact Name:  Mitchel Riggs
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Contact Homepage:  none
Date Added:  9/11/2007
Company K
Thomas P Mercer - Private   
Thomas was 29 years old when he enlisted on 9 May 1862 at Columbus, Mississippi. On 27 Sept he was sick in the hospital. 9 May 1864 he is wounded at Resaca and hospitalized. On 10 Dec 1864 he is captured neat Nashville and sent to Louisville, Ky. and five days later sent to Camp Douglas in Chicago, ILL. He is released on 6 June 1865 in bad health. He died in 1866. He was the husband of my 2nd cousin 4 x removed.
Contact Name:  Phillip Thomas
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Date Added:  11/22/2018
Company K
James A Satterfield - Private   
James A. Satterfield enlisted in the Civil War 31 Mar 1862 at Jasper Co., MS, in the 'Jasper Guards', later to become the 37th MS Infantry Regiment, Company K.

He died, probably of disease, at Camp Enterprise, MS 10 Dec 1863, as a prisoner of war, waiting to be exchanged.

When Vicksburg surrendered on the 4th, the paroles started on the 9th. I do not know what he was still in Camp Enterprise in Dec...guessing that he had a long illness or severe wound.
Contact Name:  Jim Dean
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Date Added:  12/15/2009
Company K
James B Yelverton - Private   
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Contact Name:  Casey Price
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Date Added:  6/17/2014
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