1st Battalion Light Artillery

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Born 1842 Hancock County, Tn/ Died May 1864 Army General Hospital Annapolis, MD. Buried at Annapolis National Cemetery Grave 466. Captured Nov 6, 1863 Battle of Big Creek Hawkins county, Tn., 5 were killed, 608 were captured (418 died in Captivity). John sent to Libby Prison. He was very sick and Parole Jan 1864 to US Army General Hospital, Annapolis, Md. where he died May 1864.

This may or may not be a relative. Few records survive for this man. Only the intials are listed. My ancestor's whole name was Abel Galpin Comstock and he was living in Peoria Ill. before the war. He worked as a train conductor.He may be the same man listed on the rolls of this unit. He was born in 1837 in Berkshire County Mass. in 1837. Hopefully more information will turn up and we can determine if this is my relative.

Born 1837, probably in Bledsoe County, Tennessee. Enlisted in Company B, 1st Tennessee Light Artillery Battalion 18 October 1862. Discharged 20 July 1865. After the war married Jerusha (Jerutia) Malvena Clark Swafford, the widow of Confederate cavalry soldier M.P. Swafford and the great great great grandmother of the compiler's wife.

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Arkley Fisk Christian, was the grandson of MOSES FISK of Hilham, Overton Co. Tennessee.

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Great Grandfather, from Wilkes County NC. Born: June 15, 1842, Died: July 10, 1926.

Elkany's widow Mary Catherine Keith applied for a pension, but was denied.

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This is my 2nd great uncle. Brother to Thomas J. Brimer. Vineyard died in service at Military Hospital #19 in Nashville, Tennessee. He is buried at Nashville National Cemetery, Sec. J - Lot #13730

Robert Kennett was from Floyd County Virginia. Wife (Emiline) filed for widow's pension.