29th Mississippi Infantry

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word of mouth family history says my g-g-f was killed at the battle of chickamauga.

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My great grandfather was captured at Lookout Mountain and spent the remainder of the war in the Rock Island POW camp in Illinois. Married Martha McCain, sister of Company A member, Issac McCain. Returned to Lafayette Co. after the war. Both he and Issac are buried at the Williams Cemetary near Pine Flat in southern Lafayette Co.

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James Henry Guthrie enlisted in the Confederate Army as a Private in A Company 29th Regiment Mississippi Volunteers on March 15, 1862, at Granada, MS for three years. December 1862 report listed him as absent from his regiment because of a wound. The Jan-Feb 1864 report stated that James H. Guthrie received a severe head wound in Walthall's Brigade during operations before Murfreesboro, TN, December 28, 1862 in a corn field. Report from Shelbyville, TN March-April 1863 had him present in the regiment. Jan-Feb 1864 report listed him as 5 Sgt. Company A, Furloughed 8 Feb 1864 for 24 days. Jan-Feb report 1865 listed him as 3 Sgt. Company A, wounded and sent to the hospital by the Brigade Surgeon.

William C Johnston was the brother of my GG Grandfather Albert M Johnston of Co K 22nd Mississippi Inf. Regt. William Johnston was with Walthall's 29th Miss. Inf. Regt. Co A. He died in late May 1862 during the seige of Corinth. He died just days before the CS army evacuated Corinth. The 22nd & 29th Mississippi were part of the large Confederate Army force of nearly 60,000 soldiers serving in the trench lines defending Corinth. Charles was probably buried near the trench lines.

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F.M. Morris, age 37, signed up in Oxford, MS-Lafayette County in Feb. 1862 and reported to Grenada,MS March 1862. His Mississippi pension application states that he served until war's end when the 29th disbanded in April 1865. His pension was granted to him in Pontotoc County until his death in 1905 which occurried while visiting some of his sons near Paris, TX, with his burial in Texas. His widow, Emily Jane applied for her widow's pension in 1914 and received it until her death. She lived with my great grandmother, Ella Jane(Morris)Morris at the end of her life and is buried in Avery, TX.

Born 5-3-1842 Enlisted 3-15-1862 in Grenada by Lt. Burnett Severely wounded and captured 11-24-1863 during Battle of Lookout Mountain. Sent to Louisville Provost Marshall 11-29-1863 via Nashville. On 12-1-1863, sent from Louisville to Rock Island, IL prison and arrived on December 3. Died 6-2-1904

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Company known as Oakland Rifles. Died 1870 in Tallahatchie County, Mississippi.

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Captured Chickamauga, Georgia, 20 Sept 1863. Sent )ct 1863 to Camp Douglas Prison, Illinois. Discharged 3 June 1865.

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John Calvin Whitesides was born and Raised in Gaston County, North Carolina. He was one of five brothers to serve in the confederate army. Only two of the five survived the war. John died in Gaston County on April 3, 1863 of disease and exposure. I would like to know more of his service.

Capt. Thomas F Wilson Co. C regiment of Miss Vol Born Dec. 6th 1819 / Died Jan. 24th 1877 Buried with wife Rebecca C at Star Place Shilo Cemetary, panola county Ms.

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Served in the Oakland Rebels, along with his brother Samuel L. Wounded at Battle of Stones River. Died 1908, buried at Graham-Argyle Cemetery in Argyle, Denton, Texas

Wife's GGGrandfather. Very little known about him.

Member of the Oakland Rebels, along with his brother George W. Died 1918, buried Graham, Argyle Cemetery in Argyle, Denton, Texas

Enlisted 8 March 1862 Coffeville.

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Killed in action at the Battle of Franklin 30 Nov 1864. Body not recovered by family. Probably buried in the Franklin area.

1839-1864 Enlisted in Grenada on 12 March 1862. Captured at the Battle of Lookout Mountain on 24 Nov 1863. Died of pneumonia on 19 April 1864 at the Rock Island Military Prison. Buried in the Confederate Cemetery.

Enlisted March 6, 1862 at Pittsboro. Calhoun County. Promoted to Sergeant April 20. 1863. Slightly wounded at Lookout Mt., Tenn. on Nov.24, 1863. Wounded at Ezra Church, Ga. July 29, 1864, died at Atlanta August 29, 1864

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My Great Grandfather, buried at Henson Cemetery, Cascilla, Tallahatchie, Mississippi.

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James Wright was from Big Creek Mississippi. I am trying to confirm that he was the father of my Great Grand Mother Mary Jane Wright. Born 1859. Any info on James is appreciated.

Robert C. Blakely was wounded at Munfordville, KY and captured until General Braxton Bragg made the enemy surrender and exchange prisoners. For a time he was listed as a deserter but later proven to be in the Union Hospital (Presbyterian church) at Munfordville, KY. He never surrendered and walked home at wars' end from North Carolina.

Name: Anderson Carr Side: Confederate Regiment State/Origin: Mississippi Regiment: 29th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry Company: G Rank In: Private Rank Out: Private Film Number: M232 roll 7 I have not been successful in finding my 2X Great Grandfather's father but I have found this much. Would love any pictures from this company.

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(Born - Abt. 1842) (Died - Abt. 1865) (Father - George W. Pollan) (Mother - Lucy Weaver)

(Born - 21 Sep 1838) (Died - 09 Sep 1870) (Father - George W. Pollan) (Mother - Lucy Weaver) (Married - Dorothy Thompkins Jones)

(Born - Abt. 1837) (Died - Jun 1892 in Mississippi) (Father - George W. Pollan) (Mother - Lucy Weaver)

(Born - Abt. 1836) (Died - 31 Dec 1862 at Murfreesboro, Tennessee) (Father - George W. Pollan) (Mother - Lucy Weaver)

Mustered in at Graysport, MS, with Leroy Tyner in 1862; Col. Walthall. James taken prisoner at battle on Lookout Mountain, 24 Nov 1863; sent to Rock Island Barracks, IL, arriving 5 Dec 1863.

This is my 2nd great grandfather. He enlisted on 1 MAR 1862 at Hernando,MS.He was captured at the Battle of Lookout Mountain, TN on 24 NOV 1863. Sent to Rock Island Prison,IL. Administered Oath of Allegience to the United States on 2 JUN 1865,at Memphis,TN.

Enlisted 1 March 1862. He was left sick on surgeon's orders at Montgomery Hospital, Montgomery, AL, on 8 August 1862, and was listed as present on the September - October 1862 muster roll. He was wounded in the arm on 31 December 1862 in the Battle of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He was sent to a hospital in Atlanta, GA, where he remained until 23 April 1863. No further information in the service records. His Confederate Pension Application in Mississippi in 1923 states he was in discharged due to his wound.,

Originally enlisted in Barret's (Missouri) Battery, Memphis, TN, 7 December 1861. Transferred to Co. I, 29th Mississippi Infantry, 1 February 1863. He was present until taken prisoner at the Battle of Lookout Mountain, TN, on 24 November 1863 and sent to Rock Island Prison, IL until transferred for exchange on 20 March 1865.

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