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34th Tennessee Infantry

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Company Unknown

Sergeant Major

Henry K. Peck, a native of Lima, New York, was born in 1826 and migrated to Tennessee with his brother some years prior to the Civil War. Upon information and belief, he enlisted in the 34th Tennessee Regiment at Camp Sneed (near Knoxville) in 1861. His age at the time of enlistment (about 35) and his rank raise the question of whether he may have also served in the Mexican War; however, I have no proof of any such service. Henry Peck died in the Confederate Military Hospital in Shelbyville, TN on June 5, 1863. He is supposedly buried in Shelbyville, but I do not know the name of the cemetery. I visited Shelbyville several years ago and looked for his grave among the Confederate veterans section of a cemetery in that town, but I was unable to locate the gravesite.
Contributor Thomas G. PeckDate added 12/19/2010

Company C

Private

My 2nd great grand-uncle, later was deputy sheriff and jailer in Winchester, TN. Buried at Estill Springs, TN.
Contributor Kevin IveyDate added 10/28/2008

Company C

Private

My 2nd great grand-uncle, died May 3, 1863. Burial location unknown
Contributor Kevin IveyDate added 10/28/2008

Company C

Private

My 2nd great grand-uncle, death and burial unknown.
Contributor Kevin IveyDate added 10/28/2008

Company C

Private

Stephen was born 17 May 1817 in Franklin Co. Tenn. The 1860 census finds him in District 7, Franklin Co at age 43. The PO is at Winchester. He enlists 5 Aug 1861 at Camp Sneed near Knoxville. Tenn. in Capt. John W Smiths Co. Churchwell's Regt. Tenn Vols. He has 8 cards in his archival file. Assigned to Rain's Dept of East Tenn. He saw action in the Kentucky Campaign including Perryville and Murfreesboro. He is discharged by an act of congress re: his advanced age on 6 Nov 1862. He is the father-in-law of my 3rd cousin 4 x removed. He died 19 Nov 1891 at Ripley, Lauderdale Co. Tenn.
Contributor Phillip ThomasDate added 9/26/2022

Company C

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor David ChasteenDate added 11/12/2006

Company D

Private

William M. Hancock was my ggg grandfather. Family legend has it that he was a POW in Louisville, Kentucky and was released in March 1865. My only guess is that he was captured around Cumberland Gap. I have no idea how to prove this.
Contributor Patrick PattersonDate added 3/17/2010

Company D

Rank unknown

Served under Captains T.B. Griffin, Jason H. Dicus, W. H. Dicus, Co. ''D'', formerly ''I''. ''The Jackson Mountaineers.'' Men from Jackson County (Alabama). http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/4455/34titcw.htm
Contributor Blake WilhelmDate added 2/2/2005

Company F

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor jamie favreauDate added 1/9/2006

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