Enlisted in 1861, appointed colonel. KIA at Shiloh on April 6, 1862. Was a lawyer in Lexington, Tennessee. Father was a member of the House of Representatives from Tennessee, son was a member of the House of representatives and a senator from Mississippi. Colonel is buried in Lexington, Tennessee; son is buried at Yazoo City, Mississippi. Colonel's dress uniform coat is in the collection of the Company of Military Historians.

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James Clayton (J.C.) Abernathy was my great grandfather. I have docmentation of his service record in CSA

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Looking for info on several military ancestors.

Phillip was wounded at Shiloh; died of wounds in June, 1862, in Corinth.

Last dated roster 8/8/1863; killed in Tullahoma Campaign; burial unknown.

Absalom was Jessie Caudle brother. Family letters state that they enlisted together; therefore I am assuming that they were both in company 'D'. Letters also state his first battle was Shiloh as was Jessie's. Their brother Malakiah Caudle fell at Shiloh but not sure what company he was in. Absalom died May 12 1881 according to a family Bible and was last shown on a census in Decatur County Tn in 1850.
If you have any info on the Caudle brothers confederate service, please contact me.

Jessie was my Great Grandfather. Died in 1933 in Obion County Tn and is buried in Pleasant Hill Cementry in Obion County. I beleive his two brothers Malakiah and Absalom also were members of the 27th Company D. It his written in some family letters that he lost two brothers at Shiloh, their first battle. Malakiah fell at Shiloh. Unable to confirm if there was a third brother that was also enlisted that died at Shiloh. It is written in a family letter that he accounted for many of men at Shiloh and that he was one of only a dozen left standing. He stated in a 1915 'Civil War Questionnaires' that at Shiloh, 3/4 of his Regiment was lost.

Veteran of Shiloh, became 2nd Lt. of Co. D.

My 3rd great granduncle. Enlisted July 31, 1861 at Trenton, Tennessee.
Promoted to 4th Sergeant on May 12, 1862. Slightly wounded at the Battle of Murfreesboro. Promoted to 1st Sergeant on January 7, 1863.
Died March 13, 1863 at Fairgrounds Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia.

Died in 1904. Buried in Liberty Cemetary in Crockett County, TN. My ggg grandfather.

George W D White enlisted July 31, 1861 at Trenton, TN. Fought in battles at Shiloh and Perryville. captured at Chickamauga in Sept 1863 and sent to Camp Douglas,Ill where he remained until end of war. Died in 1871 in Lauderdale County, Tennessee.

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Aug 11, 1837 – 1910. He enlisted May 9, 1861 in the 1st (Maney's) Tennessee Infantry Regiment - His records filed under 1st (Field's) Tennessee Infantry Regiment and it was consolidated with the 27th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry in December of 1862. Around Sep 1861 he was reported sick at Hot Springs. Around Jul 1862 he was reported sick at Chattanooga Tn. He was wounded at Murfreesboro and sent to the hospital on Dec 31, 1862. Jan 1864 he is shown absent under arrest. Tenn Pension #: S14595

Parents:
• Edward P Reeves II 1776 – 1841 son of Jane E Reeves daughter of Daniel James Melvin
• Susan Mary Pierce 1795 – 1880

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Adolphus G. Andrews, b. 30 July 1833, was an older brother of my g-grandmother Mary Elizabeth (Andrews) Taylor. 'He read medicine before the war, and two years after the war was spent in reading medicine and farming. He attended the University of Louisville in 1868-69 and 1869-70 graduating in the latter year. He then located in Decatur County and practiced three years, then went to Henderson County and practiced until 1880, when he moved to Madison County, and in 1881 located at Spring Creek,...' http://www.tngenweb.org/goodspeed/madison/bios.html

(NOTE: On July 1, 1863, A. G. Andrews enlisted in Hardin Co., Tenn., in Company H, 21st (Wilson's) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, for a period of three years.)

Sources: Company Muster-in Roll dated Aug. 17, 1861 and Company Muster Roll for Feb. 28 - June 30, 1862.

Wounded at battle of Shiloh, Died Oct 17, 1862
Buried in Harmon Family Cemetery, 4.6 miles north of Lexington in Henderson, Co., TN

Albert B. Andrews, b. 9 Jan. 1841, was a younger brother of my g-grandmother Mary Elizabeth (Andrews) Taylor.

Wounded 8 October 1862 @ Perryville, KY; died nine days later.
'Capt. Kizer...remarked, 'Look at Lieut. ANDREWS, as he throws his sword in the air; how gallantly he fights!' Poor lieutenant it was his last fight.' (Taylor Annals, p. 425)
http://www.tnyesterday.com/books/gm/gm2-12.htm

Sources: Company Muster-In Roll dated Aug. 17, 1861, Company Muster Roll for Feb. 28-June 30, 1862, Officers Pay Account dated 14 August 1862, and unidentified military form evidencing that the name of A. B. Andrews, 1st Lt., Co. K, 27th Tenn. Regt., 1st Division, Right Wing, Army of the Miss., 'appears on a list of the killed, wounded and missing...in the engagement near Perryville, Ky., Oct. 8, 1862. List dated near Murfreesboro, Tenn., Dec. 1862.'

Belzoni F. Andrews, b. 22 May 1830, was an older brother of my g-grandmother Mary Elizabeth (Andrews) Taylor.

(NOTE: B. F. Andrews enlisted July 1, 1863, in Hardin Co., Tenn., in Company H, 21st (Wilson's) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, for three years.)


Sources: Company Muster-in Roll dated Aug. 17, 1861 and Company Muster Rolls for Feb. 28 - June 30, 1862, and for July and Aug. 1862.

Buried in Harmon Family Cemetery, 4.6 miles north of Lexington in Henderson, Co., TN

Confederate pension application records state his service as Company 'H' of 27th Tennessee Infantry (CSA), but muster records are for Company 'K'.

Died Nov 25, 1929.
Buried at Concord Cemetery, Morris Co., TX

ALLS, GATELEY Genealogy

He Was My g-g-Grandfather.
He Served In Company ''B'' & ''K''
If You Have Any Information At All Regarding This Ancestor Please Contact ME.
Thanks

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3 Parish brothers and one uncle enlisted 1861 FROM CARROLL COUNTY TENN.

Granville...27TH TENN.INF. CO K. CSA ,
Sion........7TH TENN.CALVERY CO D, UNION*,
Mark........7TH TENN.CALVERY CO D, UNION ,
Samuel......7TH tenn.CALVERY CO D, UNION ,

*After capture at Trenton, paroled from Camp Chase and reinlisted 2ND TENN. MOUNTED INFANTRY,UNION,all survived the war