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11th Alabama Cavalry

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Company A

Private

James Pickering Lynn was the son of Emsley & Mary 'Polly' Hammett Lynn. He was born,based on census records, in Alabama circa 1846. His gravestone in Porum Oklahoma says he was born Sept. 13, 1840. James enlisted in what was then designated the 10th Alabama Cavalry April 5th. 1863, and served until paroled at Decatur Alabama in May 1865. Over the course of time James lived near Calico Rock Arkansas, then moved back to Moulton, Alabama where he applied for a Confederate Veteran's Pension. By 1910 he had moved back to Izard county Arkansas, and applied for a similar pension there. At some point he moved to Muskogee Okla. and after the state passed their Confederate Pensions Bill in 1915, he applied for and was accepted to the Oklahoma Pension Rolls.. The 10/11th. Alabama Cavalry has been a difficult unit to research but it seem probable that James P. Lynn was involved in many of the battles it fought under Gen. N.B. Forrest and Phillip D. Roddey.
Contributor Charlie HammettDate added 1/27/2017

Company A

Private

Aaron was 20 years old. Was in 2nd Ala. Infantry until it disbanded with the fall of Fort Pillow. He enlisted there in Capt Hames' unattached Co of Ala Vol's. which is identified as Co A 51st Partisan Rangers. This was attached to the 11th Ala. Cavalry and served under Generals John H Morgan & Nathan Bedford Forrest. Served until end of the conflict.
Contributor Phillip ThomasDate added 3/29/2019

Company B

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Russ TuckerDate added 6/1/2011

Company C

Private

Great Great Grandfather.
Contributor Clifton BoydDate added 12/10/2008

Company C

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Stephen Moyers WoodardHomepage Givem Tha Cold Steel BoysDate added 11/4/2015

Company C

Private

lorenzo dow willis died in Lincoln parish, Ruston, Louisiana and was married 2 times with 7ral children from 2woman .the second wife got a pension from the state of Louisiana as a Civil war widow.(catherine Lucinda Mckinney Willis)
Contributor virginia willlis cortesDate added 1/13/2008

Company D

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Stephen Moyers WoodardHomepage Givem Tha Cold Steel BoysDate added 11/4/2015

Company E

Private

Great great great great uncle
Contributor Clifton BoydDate added 12/10/2008

Company E

Private

Radican James Jefferson was a Private in the 11th Alabama Cavalry Regiment, Co. E. and he was 15 years old when he enlisted. He is listed as Radicin, James on the Rolls. James J.. was the son of John M. and Julia Ann Radican SR. of Limestone Co., Ala.
Contributor Shirley (Pitts) BennettHomepage NONEDate added 3/28/2007

Company E

1st Lieutenant

this is my great-great,grandfather, born in Alabama, buried in blanket, brown county texas. STARS AND BARS --FOREVER....
Contributor ELVIN D. STANLEYDate added 10/7/2008

Company E

Private

James was born 1 Nov 1846 and died 22 Apr 1933. He is buried in Limestone Church Cemetery in Limestone, Co. Alabama.
Contributor Donnie StanfordHomepage yahooDate added 1/3/2008

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