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37th Arkansas Infantry

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Company Unknown

Quarter Master

Enl 7 Jun 1862 at Camp Hindman, AR. Dropped 11 Apr 1864. Age 31. Born Ireland.
Contributor Patrick MoranDate added 6/30/2010

Company Unknown

Private

I have his record. Just interested in battles, imprisonment, etc. He is my great grandfather.
Contributor Priscilla LeeceDate added 1/14/2010

Company Unknown

Colonel

Col. Pleasants died from wounds suffered at the Battle of Prairie Grove, Arkansas
Contributor Kennye DeckerDate added 6/23/2006

Company Unknown

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Stan ShannonDate added 4/14/2007

Company A

Private

12 Feb 1865-Captured by Illinois 87th Mounted Infantry-sent to Military Prison in Memphis, Tn.
Contributor Brian WestbrookDate added 4/10/2011

Company A

Private

William Horton Howard Julian, pvt, enlisted 15 Mar 1862, Branchville, Arkansas. Captured 4 Jul 1863, Helena, Arkansas Sent to military prison Alton, IL where his brother, Joseph P (mislisted as Joseph D), Co E, 10th Texas Infantry, was also interred. Transfered to Ft Deleware, DE 29 Feb 1864. Died 3 Apr 1864 of inflamation of the lungs, Ft Delaware, DE. Buried Finn's Point National Cemetery, in group Confederate grave, NJ
Contributor Michael JulianDate added 3/14/2006

Company A

Private

Captured at Helena Ark July 4 1863. A stand for Asbury. Brother was Ambrose Also captured same day.
Contributor Ed ShoemakerDate added 4/21/2012

Company C

Sergeant

George Washington Hatch is my fourth great grandfather he enlisted in the 37th Arkansas Infantry Co. C on April 30th, 1862 in Augusta, Arkansas for a three year term his records only go until August 1862 before no more can be found. He survived the war and lived until June 19th, 1902. His second wife Elizabeth Hatch would be placed in later years in the Little Rock Confederate Home. If anyone is a descendant of other men of this regiment, kin or has any information, photos or records feel free to email me.
Contributor Koltin MassieDate added 4/28/2022

Company D

Private

Born 1832 in South Carolina. Enlisted 26 April 1862 in Hillsboro, Union Co., Arkansas. Died in hospital in Little Rock 18 Sept 1862. Burial location unknown.
Contributor George HillDate added 7/13/2015

Company E

Private

I have unit histories from Broadfoot on the 6th and 37th Arkansas infantry units that my great-grandfather served in from 1861 to 1864. I have his muster rolls from same. I am trying to flesh out the movements of the 37th after Prairie Grove.
Contributor George DawesDate added 11/7/2005

Company F

Private

First cousin, twice removed
Contributor Joe HickmanDate added 5/5/2006

Company F

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Bob ConnerHomepage http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/24485855/family?fpid=1749763101Date added 12/18/2011

Company G

Rank unknown

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Susanne FilesDate added 7/7/2007

Company H

3rd Sergeant

Jesse Was 31 years old when he answered the call to defend his homeland from the invaders. He joined at Arkadelphia , Clark County Arkansas. Enlisting and elected to 3rd Sergt. in Capt. Green's Co Arkansas Vol's. On 5 May 1862 This became Co H 37th Ark. Infantry. In June of 1862 he is in Pleasant's Regiment and attached to the St Johns Hospital at Little Rock Ark. In April 1863 his Co. is in Bell's Regiment Ark. Infantry. He is the son in law of my 4th Cousin 4x removed. Joel Thomas 1801 - 1887 of Clark County Ark. Deo Vindice.
Contributor Phillip ThomasDate added 9/29/2015

Company H

Private

Elias enlisted in May of 1863, and was captured at the Battle of Helena in July of 1864. He was sent first to the military prison at Alton, IL, and then moved to Fort Delaware.
Contributor Kenton AdlerDate added 10/12/2011

Company I

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Dan BaileyDate added 12/22/2007

Company I

Private

Enl 20 May 1862 at Sulphur Springs, AR. Wounded and captured at Helena, AR. & sent to MP Alton, IL. Died Jan 1864 on Rock Island, IL.--- By Paul John---'On 10 May 1862 (his 31st birthday) Harvey Gulley, who was ten years married with six children, enlisted in the Army of the Confederate States and served with County I, 37th Ark. Inf. In a battle at Helena AR on 4 July 1863 he was shot in the right hip and captured by the Union Army. He was sent via USA Hospital Steamer R. C. Wood to Overton Hospital in Memphis TN. He was released from the hospital on Nov. 8 and received at Alton IL Military Prison 12 Nov. 1863. One of his service record cards contains the note, 'Died Jany 1864 on Rock Island.' This note is a puzzle. The records of Rock Island Prison, which was located 200 miles north of Alton, give no indication of his having been there. There is no record of his having left Alton, nor is there any record of his burial in either cemetery -- at Alton or Rock Island. At suggestion of James R. Cooper, Chief, Historical Office Department of the Army, Rock Island IL, we examined the original Alton Prison record available on microfilm from the National Archives. This helped clear the mystery. The microfilm record though dim is legible and reads, 'Died January 1864 on Pock Island.' This apparently refers to Smallpox Island (pock is dialectal for smallpox).'
Contributor Richard C. Baker, Jr.Homepage http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/a/k/Richard-C-Baker-jr/Date added 5/10/2009

Company I

2nd Lieutenant

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Paul HamiltonDate added 5/3/2004

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