"Other" 20th Tennessee Cavalry Listings
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Revised June 16, 1999
Summary of Changes
This roster is developed from the microfilmed Compiled Service
Records of Confederate Soldiers from Tennessee, microfilm series
M268, roll 70, which is indexed as the 20th Tennessee Cavalry. This
group contains record
envelopes with prisoner and parole records showing service with
the 20th Cavalry, but that the compilers did not connect to a specific
unit (Russell's or Nixon's).
This page lists those names and makes tentative assignment of the men to
specific units based on related information. Names are grouped by
identifying factors.
Links are provided to biographical entries only
for those men who appear to have been part of Russell's 20th Regiment or
one of its component organizations.
Russell's 20th Tennessee
The following appear to match names already connected to Russell's 20th Cavalry:
Nixon's 22nd Tennessee Cavalry
Nixon's regiment was sometimes known in the field as the 20th Cavalry.
Tennesseans in the Civil War states that it was made up
primarily of men from Lawrence, Wayne, Giles, Marshall, and Maury
Counties of Tennessee.
The compiled service records microfilm for Nixon's regiment have not
been examined for this project.
Tennesseans in the Civil War notes that Nixon's regiment
was involved in a skirmish near Moulton, AL on May 28, 1864. A number
of records in the "20th Cavalry" group indicate involvement in this
engagement and thus the men are believed to have served with Nixon's 20th:
| Needham Barker |
William Brackin |
William E. Carter |
William W. Dorris |
| Sidney Gibson |
James Gist |
Joseph Gist |
Artemus Horarter |
| James Jackson |
John Livingston |
William McCollum |
Aaron L. Pryor |
| Edwin J. Simmons |
James Simpson |
William A. Steele |
Samuel A. Sullivan |
| Henry C. White |
Parole records usually give a residence for their subject. At present,
men from outside the West Tennessee home counties of Russell's regiment
but who live in the home counties of Nixon's regiment are believed to
have served with Nixon's regiment.
Giles County
| James W. Appleton |
John Appleton |
Oliver Appleton |
James H. Barnes |
| John A. Bishop |
Elon H. Ezell |
John H. Harvey |
James F. Hendricks |
| Permanus Hogan
| Henry E. Johnson |
Hillary Kennemore |
Joseph Kimbrough |
| Eli F. McGill |
James W. McGill |
William R. Owens |
William G. Patterson |
| William D. Quigley |
Andrew J. Reese |
Andrew J. Smith |
John Summers |
| Thomas C. Taylor |
William Whiseant |
J.M. Wisdom |
Lafayette Wisdom |
Lawrence County
| James M. Anderson |
Dick Bentley |
Martin Blundell |
James T. Coldwell |
| Daniel T. Comer |
Thomas N. Curry |
Samuel Hardwick |
Charles F. Herrin, 1st Lt. |
| William R. Nipple |
Jeremiah Paine |
Joseph N. Sandy |
William R. Slagle |
| John M. Smith |
James A. Stewart |
Ira D. White |
Marshall County
| George W. Beckham |
William J. Bell |
Wade B. McNight |
Lambert C. Neal |
| Henry Novell |
John C. Tally |
Maury County
| John R. Dowell |
George C. Nixon, Lt. |
James K.P. Sowell |
William T. Whittaker |
Wayne County
| Coleman Davis |
George A. Jackson |
John A. Jackson |
John C. Jackson |
| John A. Suratt |
John Whitehead |
William Whitehead |
Others
A few men are listed as having been captured before the formation of
Russell's regiment or far from it's field of activity.
| William G. Armstrong (cap. 8/62) |
Allen Kennedy (cap. 11/63) |
John Absalom Owen (cap. 10/62) |
A number of men are listed as residents of counties not normally
included in Russell's 20th, nor known to be part of Nixon's regiment.
Alabama
| James M. Gilbert |
James Jacobs |
Jacob M. Rhodes |
John H. Shelton |
| Wet Shelton |
Bedford County
| John Blundell |
Samuel Casteel |
Benjamin Castiel |
Thomas Hicks |
Benton County
| Albert Brooks |
James R.C. Cole |
William Combs |
Pleasant J. Floyd |
| Benton Forest |
John H. Forest |
Judson Hargis |
Thomas Herrin |
| Burrell Jones |
James T. Latimer |
John M. Madden |
Samuel H. Madden |
| George McGlohan |
James D. McNeill |
David Pafford |
John Pafford |
| Elijah N. Quilling |
Charles F. Starnes |
William H. Taylor |
Philip Thornton |
| Benjamin L. Wells |
William J. Wiseman |
Davidson County
Lincoln County
| John Donaldson |
Thomas L. George |
Daniel T. Hardin |
Andrew F. Riley |
| Milton G. Stuart |
Perry County
| George W. Boyce |
Martin Killpatrick |
James K. McCollum |
Maitland Stone |
Rutherford County
| Jefferson G. Cook |
Simpson Harris |
Jesse V. Mullin |
Williamson County
| George W. Heath |
Joel Mayfield |
John M. Street |
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