Aaron Franklin Richardson enlisted at the age of 18 on 2 Aug 1861 in Jacksboro, Tennessee, for a period of 3 years. He was mustered in on 8 August 1861 at Williamsburg Kentucky under Captain Cooper, Co. A. 1st Regiment TN Infantry. In March of 1862 he was hospitalized for an unspecified illness until August of 1862 when he returned to his unit. He was absent from muster on 20 May 1864 and charged with desertion. The charge of desertion was relieved in April of 1868 and his service record was changed to reflect that he was discharged 17 September 1864.

Source Citation: National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, DC 20408: Official photocopies of Aaron F. Richardson’s personnel file and muster records dated Aug 1861 thru Sept 1864.

JHR was my ggrandfather. His story appeared in Tennessee Ancestors 16/2 (August 2000): 136-140, available at the homepage link. (Click on 'Civil War Article.')

Martin Rains is my g/g/g grandfather. He first served in the 7th Kentucky Cavalry, company G. He then transferred to the 1st Tennessee National Guard Cavalry division, Company B.

My ggggrandfather. Born 1840, Knox Cty, TN. Daniel died 19 Dec 1862, just before the battle of Murfreesboro (31 Dec). I don't know what Daniel died of, nor where he was buried. Would appreciate any info you have that might illuminate the circumstances of his death.

Solomon Irick was born abt 1800 in Tennessee. He enlisted 9 Aug 1861 in Maynardsville, Union Co. TN. He became ill in August 1862 while quartered at Cumberland, Harlan Co. KY. He was captured by the Army of the CSA on 19 Sept, 1862 and was exchanged 25 Sept. 1862. He was sent to Camp Lewis Wallace Ohio where he died on 4 Nov 1862 from acute pneumonia. Originally buried in Clinton Chapel Cemetery, near Camp Thomas, he now rests in Greenlawn Cemetery, Columbus, Franklin Co. Ohio, Soldiers Circle M, grave 456. Unfortunately, his headstone bears the name Solomon Price. Solomon's widow Alcey Keeling Irick filed for a widow's pension in July 1864 and received $8.00 per month commencing 5 Nov 1862. Solomon and Alcey's two sons, Solomon Jr. and Robert Sandlin also were members of USA Army

David Strevel was the oldest son of William Strevel, and accompanied his father North through Cumberland Gap to Kentucky in August of 1861. It is not known for certain if David joined Co. D before his father William, or if they joined @ the same time of March 1862. David died of chronic dysentery in the Union Army Hospital @ Barboursville, Kentucky in late July of 1862 some two weeks prior to his father's death in the same hospital and from the same cause. He is buried in Barboursville.

William Strevel went North through Cumberalnd Gap to Kentucky in August of 1861 and joined Co. D, 1st East Tennessee Regiment on March 28, 1862. His son David Strevel went with him and joined also. William became sick, according to Company sick list, in June of 1862 while camped @ Stanford, Kentucky. He died August 4, 1862 @ Barboursville, Kentucky of chronic dysentery in the Union Army Hospital. He is buried in Barboursville. His son David had died just two weeks prior.

John Ellis was my paternal great-great grandfather. He was born 29 Jan 1838 in Roane Co., TN and died 13 Sep 1915 in Roane Co., TN. He was mustered in as Captain in at Camp Dick Robinson in Kentucky on 1 Sep 1861. He was promoted to Major on 15 Mar 1862 and to Lt. Colonel on 23 Feb 1864. He was mustered out in Nashville on 17 Sep 1864. He is buried in the Ellis Family Cemetery in Roane Co., TN. His grave was desecrated by graverobbers in January 1981 and reportedly his Civil War sword was stolen from his coffin. He has a memorial headstone in Harriman Cemetery in Harriman, Roane County, TN.

Born 19 Oct 1813, Died 2 Mar 1889

Looking for any info on Co. F of the 1st Tenn Infantry (USA)... Specifically, where all they might have served...

Born 23 Aug 1822, Died 19 Apr 1873

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Elisha enlisted as a Private in the 1st Tennessee Voluntary Cavalry, Company H.. ON Dec. 20, 1862 he was assigned to Company E Vet., Res, Corps. He stated his horse fell on him at Shelbyville, TN and injured his back. He was discharged July 18, 1865.

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This is my great grandfather. His daughter pretty much rased me. She was really my great aunt , but she never married and talked about her Dad alot. She said he was in the Inf. but they mounted them for couple of years ,and rode all over east TN . She told me he was in the siege of Knoxville ,and was in the force that marched on Atlanta Ga. She sure did honer him. I have visited his grave , because she use to get me to take her there when she was alive. I want to thank her for making me appreciate what a hard choice it must have been to fight against fellow TN brothers. He did have a brother in the CSA. He also had brother to die in Andersonville GA. Thanks Sir for your service.

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In 1862, William Hiram Morgan joined the 1st Regiment of Tennessee Infantry and was discharged in August 1866. Born April 27, 1843; died April 6, 1927 in Graysville, TN. He is buried at Lone Mountain Cemetery.

age 24 enlisted 8-9-61 mustered 8-21-61 to 9-17-64
Elverton,TN.po: Contracted catarrh; prisoner at libey (sic)