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Military Resources for Carroll County

Generals of the Civil War  

The War for Southern Independence:

Military Annals of Carroll County

By W.F. Hamilton

June 1906

The Conservative Print, Carrollton

“Page 57”

(American Civil War)

“Another company of reserves was organized in 1864 at Carrollton, with T.J. Booth as captain. The field of operations of this company was in the southeast part of the State, from Mobile to Meridian. Captain Booth, being an efficient tactician, was employed much of the time in drilling and commanding the regiment to which his company was attached. This company was paroled in Alabama by General Canby in May 1865.”

Company A, Deason, Miss., Battalion of Cavalry, Mississippi Reserve Corps:

     T.J. Booth, Captain

     J.A. Roberts, First Lieutenant

     John T. Holman, Second Lieutenant

     W.C. Chatham, Third Lieutenant

Theodore Bullitin, George Bennett, John H. Barrow, Lee Bennett, W.H. Bates, Armistead Beeler, Frank Beeler, James Black, James Blissette, Silas O. Corley, George W. Davis, William Davis, Atlas Denman, William Fox, F.M. Hanks, Talliafero Hanks, Louis Howell, Polk Harper, Jas. Harris, Dr. I. J. Holman, Ben D. Hudson, Norvell Holloway, David W. Henry, James Hilton, Neal Johnson, Douglas Lilly, John Lott, John W. Lott, Daniel Loving, J.J. Lott, Chesterfield Mortimer, Edward Mauldin, W.T. Marshall, William Mann, Samuel Neal, Peter Phillips, Robert Pettigrew, Nathan Pentecost, Alfred Reeves, Peter Reeves, - Rose, J.T. Scruggs, William Sullivan, J.H. Stigler, - Sutherland, John Vance, William Vance, Mike Windham, J.T. Wellons, James Whitley, William Wilson, Samuel Watson.