Peterson, J. F., 22, Rusk Co. Captured at the Battle of Ft DeRussey
Parker, W. E., 28, Rusk Co.
Parker, J., 37, Rusk Co.
Peurifoy, A. J., 29, Rusk Co.
Riley, J. T., 27, Mt. Enterprise
Radburn, J. D., 34, Mt. Enterprise
Rhodes, J. O., 33, Murval
Reinhatt, J. P. H., 22, Murval
Robertson, E. T., 30, Panola Co.
Reid, J. M., Rusk Co.
Scott, F. M., 30, Yancy, Panola Co.
Singletary, Robert, 34, Rusk Co.
Strickland, W. A., 23
Stanley, A., 31, Rusk Co.
Stoveall, G. L., 27, Rusk Co.
Stone, T. W. S., 20, Panola Co.
Smith, J. D., 30, Mt. Enterprise
Smith, Charles, 50, Mt. Enterprise
Tinkle, G. L., 18, Rusk Co.
Turner, R. G. W., 26, Rusk Co.
Thomas, B. W., 26, Rusk Co.
Treadwell, W. L., 19, Rusk Co.
Wright, J. C., 29, Mt. Enterprise
Wood, H. F., 23, Rusk Co.
West, H., 33, Rusk Co.
Welch, J. A. H., 18, Minden, Rusk Co.
Wallace, W. M., 35, Mt. Enterprise
Walker, J., 20, Rusk Co.
Whitfield, W. B., Rusk Co.
This company was from Rusk Co., but also had many others from Panola &
Nacogdoches Counties. Disease was rampant in
this outfit, causing 25 deaths in the last half of 1862 of of the
remaining
troops, only 1/2 were well enough to make roll call.
Capt. Wallace wrote a moving journal account of his company in which he
describes much of the suffering of his troops which
describes such things as starving, sleeping in the snow without tents or
blankets & of the illness they suffered.
