Elrod, William                                           Pvt/2nd Lt                   B                     CWS&SS, TNG, Int.
CWS&SS, has him listed in 28th but with a " War Side Note - '63 with 84 Tenn. Inf. and formed 28 (Consolidated) Tenn. Inf." The organization of the 84th Tenn Inf was pronounced illegal by the War Department, and on 8 March 1863 so it would seem he was originally in the 84th Tenn. Inf. TNG says the son of William and Mary E. (Unknown) Elrod with Find saying the son of James Elrod and Sarah Harbard.. Brother of Andrew Jackson and John Elrod above who were also in the 84th Tenn Inf.

Ensor, William Asbury                                  Capt                 G                     Wiki, TCW, Find, Anc, Wiki, Int.
He was born on the 14 March 1825 in Ensor Valley/Hollow, near Chestnut Mound, Putnam Co, TN. He was the son of Jonathan L. and Ruth (Jared) Ensor. He enlisted 28 December1862 organizing a company of 35 men, friends and neighbours, and was elected Captain. Consolidated with A Company to become K/E? Company 28th Tenn Inf. He married Naomi Florilla Huddleston on the 5 May1846 she was born 14 May1827 in Jackson Co, TN, and died 22 October1901 in Ensor, Putnam Co, TN. They had eight children: Jonathon Lasley, Isaac Monroe, Virginia Carr, Lorenzo Dow, Lovenia Jane, Emilie Avo, Tennessee Frances and William Wirt Ensor. He was converted to Christianity in the Fall of 1859. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South to which he was a great stay religiously as well as financially. He died 12 March 1901 in Ensor Valley, TN, and is buried in the Joseph Jared Cemetery, Gentry, Buffalo Valley, TN. In may be interesting to know that William Asbury Ensor was not a slave owner. 

Geer, William Jordon                               Pvt                       D (H in 28th)                              CWS&SS, Int, Roots, Anc, Wiki, Pen.
Along with Edward Patrick Brady he was left behind when the Army retreated from Tullahoma, TN, July 1863, and both went home. Applied for a pension, S2306, when living in White Co, TN. I "had no intention of deserting the army but left to present being captured and sent to prison." He was born 6 February 1826 in White Co, TN, the son of Ranson Erastus and Mary (Hargess/Hargis) Geer. They had eight children: R. M., Lucy E., John Warren, Samuel Vance, William J.II, Charles Pilander, Newton F. and Erastus Alexander Geer. He married Martha Geer on 5 February 1848. She was born 1825 in Tennessee the daughter of Teddy Geer. He died April 1911 in White Co, TN.

Henry, Jacob                          Lt                         ?                              Find, TNG, Int, Roots, Anc.
He was born on the 26 August 1830 the son of  George Washington and Martha Lucy (Lowery) Henry. On the 1 May 1870 he married Martha L. Miller she was born 5 February 1839 in TN and died 6 May 1899. When young he taught school. He owned and operated a good farm on the Calf Killer river for many years and served as a Justice of the Peace He served for several years a Chairman of the County Court of Putnam County. In 1887, he sold his farm on the Calf Killer river and moved to Cookeville, TN. Both were devoted members of the Cookeville Methodist Church, of which he was a Steward. He died on the 28 June 1893 and both he and his wife are buried in the Cookville City Cemetery, Cookeville, Putnam Co, TN. His brother Jasper Henry also was in the 84th Tenn Inf.

Henry, Jasper                                Pvt                   D (H in 28th)                TNG, Pension, Find, Roots, Anc, CWS&SS, MOG.
He was born 23 May 1832 in White Co, TN, the son of George Washington and Lucy (Lowry) Henry. He enlisted 25 December 1862 at McMinnville, TN, was listed as deserted at Shelbyville, TN (Absent without leave January and February 1863), also listed as deserted 17 Dec 1864. Oath of Allegiance on 21 January 1865. His complexion was fair, hair light in colour and eyes grey. He married Mary Jane Finley about 1865 in Putnam County, TN, she was born 24 November 1844 in Overton Co, TN, and died 13 December 1920 in Putnam Co, TN, and is buried in the Johnson Cemetery, Putnam Co, TN. She was the daughter of Bluford and Adelaide (Johnson) Finley. They had ten children: Frances A, Lilly A., George, Bluford, L. E., Mcclaud “Mack”, Rosy Ellen, Mattie, Alice E. and Robert Henry. Pension applied for when a resident of Monterey, Putnam Co, TN, on the 10 July 1916, S15014, rejected. He was a farmer. He died on the 10 September 1924 in Putnam Co, TN, and is buried in the Johnson Cemetery, Mill Creek, Putnam Co, TN. His brother Jacob Henry was also in the 84th Tenn Inf.

Holman, James Spencer                    Pvt                       H(D in 28th)                 Putnam, Pen, Find, Roots, Int.
He enlisted on the 17 November 1862 at McMinnville, TN. Was present Mar and Apr 1863: present Jul and Aug 1863: present Jan and Feb 1864: present Mar and Apr 1864: and was paroled at Greensboro, NC, 1 May 1865. He was wounded, most likely at Atlanta, 22 August 1864, in the shoulder with gangrene setting in two weeks later. He applied for a pension S2045 on the 15 July 1899 when living at Cookeville, Putnam Co, TN. He was born 18 December 1842 in White County, TN, the son of Albert James and Mary Jane (Spiers/Spears) Holeman. He married Hannah Frances Welch 18 November 1865 in Cookeville, Putnam Co, TN,  born on 15 September/October 1843 in Overton County, TN, and died 12 January 1913 in Putnam County, TN. She was the daughter of Samuel and Nancy (Hyder) Welsh. They had nine children: William F., Vandora Frances Dora, Thomas, Pearly Ann, Lettie, Nancy/Martha Jane, Amanda L., James Riley and Lola Elizabeth. Holman. He died on the 30 October 1915 and is buried with his wife, and many of their children, at the Stewart Cemetery, Cookeville, Putnam Co, TN. 

Horn, Sherod                                    1st Lt               D(K in 25th and 2nd Lt – H in 28th)     Putnam, Find, Roots, Anc, CWS&SS, MOG, TNG.
He was born on the March 1841 in Calfkiller, White Co, TN, the son of Alvin/Albert Victor and Jane Fulton(Johnson) Horn. He enlisted 25 July 1861 at Tullahoma, TN, in the 25th Tenn Inf and was resigned at the Reorganization at Corinth, MS on 10 May 1862. He enlisted in the 84th on the 27 Nov 1862 at McMinnville, TN. Was on detached service to bring in the absentees 27 November to 31 December 1862 and again during Jan & Feb 1863. When in the 28th he was once again on detached service to bring in the absentees March and Apr il1863. Captured 18 Jun 1863 at Hillsboro, TN, while returning to the army with recruits, was a recruiting officer at the time) and sent to the Military Prison at Louisville, KY, and then on the 6 Jul 1863 sent to Johnson's Island Prison, Lake Erie, OH, then on the 20 Feb 1865 to Point Lookout, MD. Paroled on the 28 Apr 1865 at High Point, NC. He married Elizabeth Netherton on 3 October 1862 in White Co, TN.  She was the daughter of Enoch and Jane (Lollar) Netherton and was born 25 December 1845 in White Co, TN, and died on the 2 March 1870in White or Putnam Co, TN, and is buried in the Spring Hill Cemetery, White Co, TN. They had four children: Thessalie J., Delsena Ann, Enoch Newton and A. Horn. He next married Mary Ann Green on 19 March/May 1870 in Carroll Co, TN, She was the daughter of  William and Elizabeth (Roberts) Green and was born 14 March 1842 in Carroll Co, TN, and died 1 January 1926 in Putnam Co, TN, and is buried in the Whittaker Cemetery, Putnam Co, TN. They had nine children: Mary Elizabeth, Artimecia, Farnetta, William Albert, Samuel Johnson, John Thomas, Ova Melessa, Andy Elmore and Lafayette Smith Horn. While a resident of Pleasant Hill, Cumberland Co, TN, filed for a pension on the 23 October 1906, number S8503, which was accepted. Widows pension filed on the 10 Jan 1925. He died on the 19 November 1924 at Monterey, Putnam Co and is buried with his second wife in the Whittaker Cemetery, Monterey, Putnam Co, TN. His brother John R. Horn also served in the 84th Tenn Inf Reg.

Lannden, Hugh H.                              Capt                     B              Wiki, Int.
Hugh H. Lannden, B Company. Enrolled November 15, at McMinnville, Warren County. Became F Company, 28th Consolidated. 

Masters, Isaac Gore                         1st Lt                   F              MHO, Find, Roots, Anc, Int.
He was born on the 26 March 1824 in Overton Co, TN, the son of Jesse F. and Hannah Byrd (Gore) Masters. He enlisted in the 84th TN Infantry on 1 December 1862 and was promoted to 1st Lieutenant. Through most of his adult life, he hauled merchandise from Nashville to merchants in Overton County with a six horse team and a large wagon but at the time of death was listed as a farmer. He married Nancy Allen, daughter of Hiram McGinnis and Elizabeth (Bryan) Allen in1845 in Overton Co. She was born 1 November 1829 and died 10 April 1898 both Overton Co, TN. They had seven children: James Knox Polk, Isaac Jesse, Serena Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Martha Josephine “Josie”, William Robinson and Sevena Almira Masters.He died of "Paralysis caused by cerebral hemorrhage" on the6/5/1918 in Livingston, Overton Co, TN, and is buried in the Isaac Gore Masters Cemetery, Flat Creek, Overton Co, TN. 

Maxwell, J. G.                                         Capt(1st Lt in 28th?)               F                  Wiki, TCW, Int, CWS&SS.
Enlisted 1 December 1862 was from Overton Co. TN. A J.G. Maxwell, F Company consolidated with B Company of 28th Regiment to form K Company, 28th Consolidated. 

McCormick, George Christopher “Chris”             Pvt       D(H in 28th) CWS&SS, Int, Roots, Anc.
He was born 10/23/1827 in Overton Co, TN, the son of George and Catharine (Eldridge) McCormick. His first marriage was to Ozina J. ? and they had no children with his second marriage to Nancy Parelee Miller on the 12/5/1851 in Tennessee. She is believed to have been the daughter of Samuel and Francis Miller, who were next door neighbours in the Dry Valley, Putnam Co, TN, census of 1860. He and Nancy had nine children: Warteil/Waitsell, Henrietta, George Christopher, Martha, Fanny, William, John C., Pierson and James McCormick. She was born 5/16/1832 in Overton Co, TN, and died 8/6/1881 in Putnam Co, TN. He died on the 1/30/1898 in Putnam Co, TN, and he and Nancy are both buried in the  Johnson Baptist Church, Monterey (east of Cookeville), Putnam Co,  TN. He was the brother of  Lorenzo Dow McCormick below.

McCormick, Lorenzo Dow                  Pvt                       H                     Find, Int, CSR, CWS&SS
He was the son of George and Catherine (Eldridge) McCormick. Born circa 1824/1826 in Livingstone, Overton Co, TN, he died  in 1863. He had been married ten years when war broke out and had three young boys. He and his family lived with his parents on the large farm with his siblings and their familys all living close by on their own farms. He suffered a disability after the battle of Murfreeesboro (Stones River), TN, and on the way home went missing. The family was said to have searched for a long period of time for his body with no success. He was the brother of Christopher McCormick above.

McDonald, W. H.                               Capt                         A                     Wiki, Int, CWS&SS.
He enrolled 8 November 1862 at Chestnut Mound and McMinnville, Smith and Warren Counties. He was born 27 October 1828 in Bedford Co, TN, and died  17 May 1900 in Columbia, Maury Co, TN, and is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Columbia.

Parrott James Forrester/Foster            Cpl(1st Sgt in 28th)             D /H             F ind, Roots, Int, Anc, Rel,  CWS&SS.
He was born on 3/2/1830. He enlisted on the 11/27/1862 at McMinnville, TN. Wounded at Franklin, TN, in the lower right leg/foot and captured about12/17/1864 with his foot was amputated 12/26/1864 at Nashville, TN. When he recovered sufficiently he was forward to the Louisville Prison, KY, on 5//61865. On 5/16/1865 he swore to the Oath of Allegiance and was paroled. He had a dark complexion, dark hair, hazel eyes, and stood 5'10" tall. He claimed Cookeville, TN, for his residence. His father had died when James was only two with his mother some time later. As a
young boy, he was made an indentured servant to George M. Thompson living with Thompson until he married Mahala Ann Bowman in Overton Co, TN, in 1854. After the war he farmed in the Rock Springs area of  Overton Co, TN, making his own wooden leg and made it a habit of tying this to the saddle of his horse as he rode. One day with the return of the horse with his wooden leg attached to the saddle the family found him dead from a gunshot wound 5/6/1868. His wife who was born in 1835 never remarried and died in 1908 and was buried beside her husband. They had three children: William W, Thomas Carroll and Robert F. Parrott. He is buried n the nearby Officer Cemetery, Overton Co, TN. 

Parsley Richard                                   Pvt                          I                               CWS&SS, HMO, Find, Int, Anc.
He was born about 1833 the son of  John William and Frances "Franky" (Isbell)  Parsley. He married Elender C. Nicholus on the 23 October 1854 in DeKalb Co, TN. She was born 1833. Enlisted in November 1862. Captured at Nashville, Davidson Co, TN. Sent to Camp Chase, OH. and died refusing the oath and died 21 January 1865 . He is buried in the Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH.

Randolph, Calvin Rice                              Pvt                              H                         Find, Anc, CWS&SS, Roots, Pen, Int.
Its quite possible that he joined the 84th Tenn. when it was organized in the November and December 1862 as its mentioned that after Murfreesboro (Stones River) 31 December 1862 to 3 January 1863 its mentioned "that he left his Regiment" then and that when he enlisted 20 January 1863 at McMinnville, Warren Co, TN, this was his transfer into the 28th Tenn.  Present January to April, present July and August 1863, present March and April 1864. Left the Regiment on the retreat from Nashville, Davidson Co, TN, 15-16 December 1864. Blinded in both eyes by an enemy shell 14-15 May at Resaca, Gordon Co, GA. Applied for a pension on 10 February 1892, S 884, while living at Hudgens, Putnam Co, TN, which was granted. He was born 1842 in Bradley Co, TN, the son of Lancester Lanier and Nancy Elizabeth (Rice) Randolph. He married Nancy Jane Clouse on 15 October 1867 in White Co, TN, born 1845/1848 in Board Valley, White Co, TN, and died 7 December 1920 in Putnam Co, TN. They had six children: Jesse Thomas Wesley, John Calvin/Randolph, Mahala Haley, Lula/Lulu "Lewly", Chris and James Elwood Randolph. She was the daughter of John Wesley and Mahalia Jane "Hallie" (Brumbalough) Clouse. Widows pension, W 514, applied for on 9 September 1905 while living at Cookeville, Putnam Co, TN. He died December 1899 in Putnam Co, TN, and is buried in an unmarked grave in West Cemetery, Cookeville, Putnam Co, TN. The brother of  Jesse Vanvere, John Westley and Preston Miles Randolph below, all in the 84th Tenn. Inf.

Randolph, Jesse Vanvere                  Pvt, Sgt                  H                                 Pen, CWS&SS, Anc, Roots, Wiki, Find.
He enlisted May 1862 as a Private in Captain Robinsons, C Company, 25th Tennessee Infantry Regiment (Colonel Sydney Smith Stantons Regiment). He is listed also as enlisting on 25 December 1862 at McMinnville, Warren Co, TN, this would be when he joined the 84th Tennessee Infantry(Sydney Smith Stanton organized the Regiment during the Nivember, December 1862, most likely as a Sergeant).  Present March and April 1863, present July and August 1863, present January - Apr 1864. He was of fair complexion with dark hair and blue eyes and 5' 10" tall. Listed as deserted 17 Nov 1864, supposedly took the oath 10 April 1865 but when asked in his pension declaration he wrote Never! Never! Never!!! He applied for a pension S13567 on the 27 May 1912 but it was rejected and was living at the time in Ditty, Putnam Co, TN. He was born1838 in Bradley Co, TN, the son of Lancaster and Nancy Elizabeth (Rice) Randolph. He married Julie Ann Randolph about 1858 in Putnam Co, TN, she was born 23 April 1841 in White Co, TN, and died 18 January 1899 in Putnam Co, TN. They had ten children: John W., Thomas, William M., Samuel P., Preston "Press", Joseph, Amanda J., Dock Isiah, Nancy Emeline and Elzada Randolph. She was the daughter of Peyton and Mary (Cooper) Randolph. He died 10 September 1916 in Putnam Co, TN, and is buried in the West Cemetery, Putnam Co, TN.  His wife is buried in the same cemetery.  The brother of Calvin Rice Randolph above and John Westley and Preston Miles Randolph below, all in the 84th Tenn. Inf.

Randolph, John Westley                       Pvt                       D                             CWS&SS, Find, Anc, Roots, Int.
Only CWS&SS has info on him in relation the his army service. He was born 23 October 1831 in Sparta, White Co, TN and died 25 February 1908 also in White Co, TN. He is buried in Lower Cherry Creek Cemetery, North of Sparta, White Co, TN. He is the son of Lancaster and Nancy Elizabeth (Rice) Randolph. He married Lucy Ann Cooper 5 August 1853 and they had eight children: - Reuben Thomas, William Preston, Jesse Levi, Samuel Lancaster, Cynthia Clementine,  James Wesley, John Alexander and Jay Randolph. She was the daughter of  Reuben Nathan and Martha Lavina (Perkins) Cooper. She was born 15 August 1833 and died 31 May 1907 in White Co, TN, and is also buried in Lower Cherry Creek Cemetery. He is the brother of  Calvin Rice, Jesse Vanvere Randolph above and Preston Miles Randolph below, all in the 84th Tenn. Inf.

Randolph, Preston Miles                             Pvt                       D/H                     CWS&SS, Find, Anc, Roots, Wiki, Int.
He was born 22 January 1827 the son of  Lancester Lanier and Nancy Elizabeth (Rice) Randolph. He married Minnereva Elizabeth Randolph in 14 August 1843 she was born 26 March 1828 in Tennessee and died 20 February 1889 in Denning, Franklin Co, AR. (Findagrave lists Lancester Lanier and Nancy Elizabeth (Rice) Randolph as her parents but this would make her his sister! Another sire lists Chison and Milly Randolph as her parents.) They had six children: Nancy Elizabeth, Chisholm, Emily Catherine, Mahalia Jane, Olive Jane and William Franklin Randolph. His second wife was Julia Ann Wisdom she was born 26 July 1820 in White Co, TN, and died 14 January 1899 at Denning, Franklin Co, AR. They married in 1891. She was the daughter pf William Phelps and Sarah Anderson (Holman) Wisdom. Her first husband had been Reuben Wilhite they married in  1839 and they had four children: William Henry Harrison, Thomas Wisdom, James Holman and Quinn Moten Wilhite. He was born 1 August 1818 and died in 3 December 1861 both White Co, TN, The son of Solomon and Jinnett (Slinger) Wilhite. He died 10 January 1899 in Denning. Franklin Co, AR, and is buried in the Greenwood Cemetery, Franklin Co, AR, as are both his wives. He is the brother of  Jesse Vanvere, John Westley and Preston Miles Randolph above, all in the 84th Tenn. Inf.

Robinson, Roysden                            Capt                         D                             Wiki, TCW, Int.
Enlisted 27 November 1862 at McMinnville, Warren Co, TN. Became C Company 28th. Became H Company, 28th Consolidated. 

Sanders, Richard C.                           Lt Col                      I/C (F&S in 25/28th)      Int, CWS&SS, Find.
Originally a Lieutenant Colonel in the 25th Tennessee Infantry Regiment when he resigned and joined the newly formed 84th Tenn Reg along with Colonel Sydney Smith Stanton. There is a Richard C. Saunders Born 23 July 1828 in Summer Co, TN and died 25 February 1887 in Orlando, Orange Co, FL. He mattied Rhoda Reeves born on the 17 February 1837 in Smith Co, TN. They had two children Nora and John Carey Sanders. He is buried in the Cedat Grove Cemetery, Lebanon, Wilson Co, TN. 

Smith, William Gooch                       Major(Capt in 25th)                     ?              Int, Anc, Wiki, TNG, Find.
He was born 25 September 1828 in Granville Co, NC, the son of George C. and Martha (Gooch) Smith and one of nine children. He was educated in the Oxford Academy, NC, before moving to Nashville, TN, where he worked at the gilder's trade, painting mirror frames for three years. In 1853 he established a general store at McMinnville, TN, but the following June lost the whole of his small earnings. Beginning again he continued as salesman for four years, working for a firm at Increase, TN. In 1857 he moved in 1861 he became captain of Company C, 25th Tennessee Infantry (Confederate), and joined the 84th Tenn Inf. After the war he returned home and resumed his business at Cave, White Co, TN, and added a tanning business also in 1866 he began the study of law and was licensed a few years after, and since that time has been before the Sparta bar. In 10 May 1857, he married Amanda Randall Templeton, born in White Co, TN, on 24 September 1836 and died 28 December 1908. She was the daughter of William and Rachel Lydia (Anderson) Templeton. They have seven children: William, Marcusette J, Louida C, Conita P, Sallie, N. C. and Clayyville G. Smith. He died in 1908 in White Co, TN, and is buried in the Highland Cemetery, Sparta, White Co, TN. 

Stanton, Sydney Smith                       Colonel (28th Consolidated)                                       Anc, Int, OR.
Born in 1829 in Jackson Co, TN, he was the son of Champion and Sallie “Sarah” (Lindsey) Stanton, they had eleven children with him being the ninth. It is believed he  school at Gainesboro, Jackson Co, TN, and there is also speculation that he studied law in Lebanon, Wilson Co, TN. He married Martha Apple about 1857 and began practicing law in Carthage, Smith Co, TN, moving back to Jackson Co. and hanging out his shingle in Gainesboro. In 1859 he won a seat in the Tennessee Senate, representing Jackson, Macon and White counties. Opposing secession he and other former Whigs formed the Constitutional Union Party. After Fort Sumter in 12-14 December 1861 the mood in middle Tennessee had changed drastically and he was now in sympathy with secession, and in the 1861 legislature he led in efforts to organize Tennessee as part of the Confederacy. In the July of 1861 enlisted as a private in F Company, 25th Tennessee Infantry. He recruited many men from Putnam, Jackson, Overton, and White counties, “large, brave and stalwart men” and in August the regiment elected him Colonel. resigned shortly after the Shiloh, Hardin Co, TN,6-7 April 1862  because of some difficulty with Brigadier General John S. Marmaduke over some question of discipline. In December 1862 he went to McMinnville, Warren Co, TN, to organize a new Regiment, the 84th Tennessee Infantry. Men from Smith, Warren, DeKalb, Overton and Putnam counties made up the unit. The Confederate War Department ruled that the 84th Regiment had been illegally organized, and on 8 May 1863, the unit was consolidated with the 28th Tennessee Regiment in which he was elected colonel. He was killed in action at Resaca, Gordon Co, GA. on the 2nd day of battle, 14 May 1864, as he was standing on a log at the front of the Regiment when he was mortally wounded, he fell into the rifle pits and was carried to the rear near a large oak tree, here he died and was buried. 

Thomas Obediah                               Pvt                       A                     Int, CWS&SS.
He enlisted on the 11/8/1862. He deserted at Chattanooga, TN on 9/10/1863 and took the Oath of Allegiance. An O. T. Thomas of this regiment is listed in Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System they also list him as being in the 28th Tenn Inf. The photos is circa 1862-3 and is an 1/6 tintype. Identified behind the case as Obed Thomas, Boone's Hill, Tenn. and again on a slip of paper as Uncle Obeddiah Thomas (papa's oldest bro). He is wearing a heavy double breasted military greatcoat and "US" oval belt plate with cap box and cartridge box worn side by side. In his belt is a .54 caliber M1842 single shot percussion pistol and holds a saber that appears to be of undetermined Confederate manufacture.

Waites, John Roades                         Pvt                       F                  TNG, Pen, Find, Roots, CWS&SS, Int.
He was born on the 15 January 1841 in Overton Co, TN, the son of  Joshua and Mary Polly (Reynolds) Waits. He enlisted 15 December 1862 at Overton Co,TN. Captured 4 July 1863 at Pelham, TN and sent to Nashville, TN, 9 July 1863 then sent Louisville, KY, and onwards on 20 Jul 1863 to Camp Chase, OH. On the 24 Aug 1863 he was transferred to Camp Douglass, IL, and released from their on the on 20 Feb 1865 when he took the Oath of Allegiance. After the war he served as a Constable of Overton County. Of  dark complexion, with black hair and blue eyes and a height of 5' 61/2". He married Sarah Hyder on 19 November1860 in Overton Co, TN She was born on the 13 August 1838 in Overton Co and died 30 September 1861 also in Overton Co. She is buried in the Bear Creek Cemetery, Putnam Co, TN.
He next married Frances Elizabeth "Fannie" Wells on 10 September 1865 in Overton Co, TN She was born on the 29 November 1846 in Overton County, TN, and died 6 November 1933 again in Overton Co and is also buried in the Bear Creek Cemetery. They had four children: Mary Catherine (Nancy Arminda?), John Dillard, Martha A. and Minnie Alice Waites. Applied for a pension, number S5305, on the 25 July 1903 which was rejected. Widows pension filed on the 21 July 1931, number W10212, when living at Cookville, TN. He died on the 10 July 1912 in Overton Co, TN, and is also buried in the Bear Creek Cemetery 

Welch, Alexander “Alex”                  1st Sgt                  D                 TNG, Putnam, Pen, Find, Roots, Anc, CWS&SS, MOG.
He was born 29 November 1842  in White Co (now Putnam), TN, near the head of the Falling Water River, just west of Monterey, TN. He was the son of  James Mathias and Susie (Ricketts) Welch. He was 6'6" tall and had red or sandy colored hair and wore a size 14 shoe size. He died 30 January 1915 in Sand Springs, Putnam Co, and is also buried in the Sand Springs Cemetery, Putnam County, TN. When in the 25thTennessee Infantry Regiment, K Company, enlisted 2 May 1861 at Tullahoma, TN, discharged under the Conscript Act of 1862. Present but sick 25 Jul 186, contracted measles at Camp Myers, near Monroe, Overton Co, TN. When in the 28th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, H Company, enlisted 27 November 1862 at McMinnville, TN, discharged some time after August 1863. When in the 84th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, D Company, enlisted/transferred? 27 November 1862. Its possible that he was a 2nd Lieutenant when he was sent home some time after the Battle of Nashville, TN, 15-16 December 1864 to recruit more men and was on his way back when news reached him of the surrender. He married Catherine Lee on the 19 October 1865 near Woodcliff, Putnam Co, TN. She was born 16 June 1843(1845?) in Overton Co, TN, and died 9 June 1928 in Putnam Co and is buried Sand Springs Cemetery, Putnam County, TN. She was the daughter of Augustine and Rachel (Nichols) Lee. They had ten children: James Mathias, Martha Elizabeth, William Wesley "Bud", Susan, Augusta Jackson, Thomas Alexander, Harvey Dillard, Nathan Debrial, Ruthie Jane and Jefferson Lafayette Welch. After the war he was a prominent Democratic politician and for a time worked at the Putnam County Court House as Constable (Justice of the Peace). He also worked as a judge in several elections and was a delegate to many Democratic State Conventions. He served the longest as a justice of the peace from the 1880's until he died in 1915. Pension applied for S3759 on the 30 May 1905 which was granted. His wife filed for a widows pension S3793 on the 26 February 1915 which was granted. His brother John Welch was also in the 84th Tenn Inf.

West, Alexander “Alex” Washington           Pvt               B              Int, Pension, TNG, Find, CWS&SS, MOG
He was born 10 May 1840 in Overton County, TN, the son of Anderson and Mary "Polly" (West) West. He enlisted in the Autumn of 1861 in the 25th TN Infantry under Col. S. S. Stanton Enlisted (transferred?) on the 15 November 1862 at McMinnville, TN, in the 28thTenn Inf Reg, F Company. Listed as a deserter 17 Jan 1863 (Absent without leave 20 days). Rejoined from desertion 1 Mar 1863. He enlisted 15 Nov 1863 at McMinnville, TN, in the 84th Tenn Inf Reg, B Company. At some time during the war a doctor had lanced his back. Transferred to 3rd Engineer Troop until close of the war. He was paroled at Charlotte, NC on 26 April 1865. He married Ester Elvirey Walker about 1859 in Putnam Co, TN she was the daughter of  William and Mary "Polly" (Conaster) West. They had seven children: Julia Ann, Robert A., John A., William, Mary, Leeann and Arminda West. She was born 27 December 1837 in Overton Co, TN, and died 2 April 1898 in Putnam Co,TN, and is buried in the Walker-West Cemetery, Putnam Co, TN. He next married Adelade (Finley) Rector on the 5 Sep 1902 in Putnam Co, TN. She was born 16 Jun 1856 in White Co, TN, and died 14 Mar 1938 in Putnam Co, TN, and is buried in the Brotherton Cemetery, Putnam Co, TN. She was the daughter of Dr. Bluford and Adelade (Johnson) Finley and was the widow of Isaac E. Rector who died in 1900. Applied for a pension on the 10 March 1903, S4753, while at Brotherton, Putnam Co, TN this was rejected. His widow, Adlade (Finley) West applied for a Confederate Widows pension, #10891.He died on the 6 August 1928 in Putnam Co, TN, and is buried in the Walker-West Cemetery of the same county. He was the brother of  Woodrow Wilson West below. 

Welch, John                                        Pvt                          D                    findagrave, Int., TNG
He enlisted 17 Nov 1862 at McMinnville, Warren Co, TN. Deserted at Shelbyville, 20 Jan 1863. He was born about 1836 in White Co, TN. He was the son of James Mathias and Susie Welch. He married Francis Womack on the 25 August 1858 in Putnam Co, TN. She was born March 1838 in Warren County, TN, and died 25 May 1910 in Putnam Co, TN. She was the daughter of Thomas Jasper and Lora Elizabeth (Blanton) Womack. They had seven children: Mary, Thomas Anderson, Martha, Susan, Julia, James Matthias and Louisa Welch. Widows pension W2063 applied for 3 September 1908 but rejected. He was a renown Moonshiner who was wounded in a shootout in Walden's Ridge,  Rea Co, TN on the 5 June 1881 while attempting to escape from the revenue officers. The ball entering the right scapular, passed through the right lunch! and clavicle bone,  making its exit in front. He died 11 June 1881 in Nashville, Davidson Co, TN. He is buried unmarked grave in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Davidson Co, TN.

West, Woodrow Wilson                     Pvt                   B(F in 28th)                  Int, Find, Anc, CWS&SS.
He was bon on the 10 July 1835 in Overton County, TN, the son of Anderson and Mary (West) West. He enlisted on the 15 Nov 1862 at McMinnville, TN. Contracted pneumonia at Tullahoma, TN. Listed as a deserter 17 Jan 1863 (Absent without leave 20 days. Transferred to 3rd Engineer Troop until close of the war. Paroled at Charlotte, NC on 26 Apr 1865 and took the Oath of Allegiance 5 May 1865. He made a pension application, S4001, on the 17 February 1902 which was accepted, while living at Brotherton, Putnam Co, TN. He married Nancy Jane Jones about 1861 in Putnam County, TN, they had nine children: John Anderson, James, Isaac Alex, George, William P., Robert, Dawson, Dillard and Julia West. She was born on the the15 Mar 1836 in Jackson Co, TN, and died 19 Jan 1902 also in Putnam Co, TN, and is the daughter of  John and Marvan Lucinda (Upton) Jones. She is buried in the West Family Cemetery, Shady Grove (east of Cookville), Putnam County, TN. He died 21 Sep 1916 in Putnam County, TN, and is butied in the West Family Cemetery, Shady Grove (east of Cookville), Putnam County, TN. His brother, Alexander “Alex” Washington West above. 

Whaley, S. B.                                     Capt                 E(I in 28th)           Wiki, TCW, CWS&SS, Int.
He enlisted at Smithville, DeKalb Co, TN, on the 25 November 1862. Became Company I 28th. The last company of Confederate infantry was enlisted by S. B. Whaley almost a year later, in November of 1862; it became Company E of the 84th Regiment. S.B. Whaley, Co. E. Enrolled November 25 at Smithville, DeKalb County. Became I, 28th Consolidated. 

Williams, James Monroe                  Pvt in both                  G(K in 28th)               Find, CWS&SS, Pen, Anc.
He enlisted in the 84th tenn Inf. Info on find says "He was paroled as a pontoon train teamster with the 3rd Regt. Confederate Engineer Troops, Catawba Bridge, SC." He applied for a pension, S2824, when living in Overton Co, TN. His wife applied for a pension, W6728, when living in Putnam Co, TN. He was born 7 March 1828 in Lancaster, Smith Co, TN, the son of John Jr and Patience (Patane) Williams (other info says Buley Etchinson). He married Nancy Martha "Marthy" Wisdom (other info says Lee) she was born in 26 November 1842 in Scott, an unincorporated community in Bolivar Co, MS, and died 12 December 1826 and is buried in the Second Creek Cemetery, Five Points, Lawrence Co, TN. They had three children: Mary Angeline, Cansada and Thomas Williams. He died 21 March 1917 and is buried in the Nelson and Williams Cemetery, Crawford, Overton Co, TN.

Wisdom, Thomas Phelps                      Pvt                               D         Find, Anc, Roots, Wiki, Int, CWS&SS
He was born 17 December 1836 in White Co, TN, the son of  William and Sarah Anderson (Holeman) Wisdom. He married Mary Jane (Holt) Williams, Wisdom on 28 February 1883 in Newton, AR, he had moved to Arkansas about 1880. She was born 20 August 1859 in Newton Co, AR, and died 11 November 1919 in Jasper, Newton Co, AR. She was the daughter of Asa and Elizabeth (Campbell) Holt. They had eleven children: Mary Jane, Thomas Phelps, Susan Alameda, Elisia Levinia, L. V., Viola Clementine, Minnie Belle, Nancy Theadora, Margaret Lynora, Wisdom and Peter Nathan Wisdom. She was previously married to George Washington "Gun" Williams. He died 31 October 1911 in Murray Township, Newton Co, AR, and is buried in the Shiloh Cemetery, Shiloh, Newton Co, AR, his wife is also buried their.

Woods, W. L.                                     Capt                 C(G in 28th)         Wiki, Int, CWS&SS,
W. L. Woods, C Company. Enrolled November 19, 1862 at McMinnville, Warren County, TN. Became G Company, 28th Consolidated. 

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Civil War Centennial Commission. Tennesseans in the Civil War: A Military History of Confederate and Union Units with Available Rosters of Personnel. 1964.

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Official Record War of the Rebellion 84th Infantry. 1887

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Crute, Joseph H. Units of the Confederate States Army. Tennessee - 84th Infantry. 1987

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