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30th Tennessee Infantry

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Company Unknown

Rank unknown

Born ~ Sumner county (now Trousedale), Tennessee, Feb 24, 1832. Died ~ Mesquite, Dallas county, Texas, Mar 23, 1932
Contributor Ernest BadgettDate added 1/25/2009

Company Unknown

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Renae McKivenDate added 1/16/2010

Company Unknown

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Renae McKivenDate added 1/16/2010

Company A

1st Lieutenant

Captured at Fort Donelson in 1862, then sent to Camp Chase then to Johnson's Island. Exchanged and joined the 9th Tennessee Cavalry.
Contributor J.F. Benson, IIDate added 7/11/2008

Company A

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor jim lemleyDate added 6/4/2012

Company C

1st Sergeant

My great-great grandfather. Taken prisoner at Fort Donelson on Feb. 16, 1862. Transported to Camp Butler, Illinois, where he died of disease on May 24, 1862. Left his widow, Ruthy Dias Rankin, with three sons, the youngest having been born two weeks before James was taken prisoner.
Contributor Sandra RankinDate added 7/27/2012

Company D

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Martha LiddellDate added 6/13/2012

Company D

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor ChrisDate added 7/22/2015

Company D

1st Lieutenant

No family notes have been added.
Contributor John WadeDate added 5/19/2011

Company E

Captain

2nd Lieutenant on September 29, 1862. Captain on September 1, 1864. Wounded at Kennesaw Mountain, Georgia on June 27, 1864 in head, face and side from a shell explosion. Sent to hospital at Greensboro, Georgia. Re-enlisted for the duration of the war on February 1, 1864.
Contributor Don HerndonDate added 1/28/2013

Company F

2nd Lieutenant

mortally wounded at chickamauga died sept. 1863
Contributor jim lemleyDate added 6/4/2012

Company F

Private

Would appreciate any help with the history of this soldier served 1861-1863 Spent 7 mos in POW camp. Discharged Port Hudson, La Buried in Crittenden Co Ky
Contributor Jim LynchDate added 4/12/2015

Company F

Sergeant

died at union prison camp butler june 5th 1862.
Contributor jim lemleyDate added 6/5/2012

Company G

4th Sergeant

No family notes have been added.
Contributor jim lemleyDate added 6/4/2012

Company G

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Stephen Moyers WoodardHomepage Givem Tha Cold Steel BoysDate added 4/17/2011

Company H

1st Lieutenant

No family notes have been added.
Contributor jimmy lemleyDate added 11/21/2011

Company H

Private

Captured February 18, 1862 at Fort Donelson and sent to Camp Butler, ILL. Released in August of 1862.
Contributor Joseph DifaniDate added 8/29/2009

Company H

Private

Searching for great great grandfather
Contributor Robert HulsyDate added 8/31/2007

Company H

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor MikeHomepage www.oguinnfamily.comDate added 2/26/2008

Company H

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor MikeHomepage www.oguinnfamily.comDate added 2/26/2008

Company H

Private

Surrendered to Union forces at Ft. Donelson, sent to Camp Butler near Springfield, Illinois. Succumbed to gunshot wounds April 26, 1862 and buried at Camp Butler National Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois.
Contributor Carl CuffmanDate added 5/26/2014

Company H

Private

1- Company H, 30 Tenn Regt Enlisted Nov 22, (_?_) at Tyre(?) Spring Dated Oct 22 1861 to Oct 2 1862. Absent without leave ... 2- Company H, 30 Tenn Regt Capt. C. S. Douglass' Company Dalton, GA M?lah? 8 1864 Enlisted Nov 22, 1861 at Tyrene Springs 3- J. E. Warren Co. H. 20 Tenn Regt Prisoner of War Camp Butler, Springfield ILL Captured Ft. Donalson Feb 16, 1862 Escaped June 15, 62 Conclusion: He enlisted in Nov 1861 and surrendered at Fort Donalson. He was taken to Camp Butler as a prisoner but escaped.
Contributor MarkDate added 6/20/2011

Company I

Private

Captured at Fort Donelson and sent to Camp Butler, Illinois where he escaped and came home to join John Hunt Morgan. Morgan commissioned him a Captain and he commanded Harper's Partisan Raiders who fought behind enemy lines throughout the War of Northern Aggression. He and his men derailed many a train on the Louisville & Nashville Line.
Contributor Dave SimpsonDate added 5/30/2008

Company I

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Tina PerdueDate added 11/2/2011

Company K

Private

Captured @ Fort Donelson Feb.1862, re-joined regiment in Oct. Participated in battles of Port Hudson La, Jackson Ms, Chickamauga, Missonary Ridge, complete Atlanta/Georgia Campaign, and many other battles & skirmishes with the 30th Tenn CSA....Killed 11/30/64 @ Franklin where he was attended by his good friend L. Jackson Sanders....is buried in the Missouri section @ Carnton Mansion Cemetery, Franklin, Tn.
Contributor Randy RandallDate added 6/30/2011

Company K

Private

From my families genealogical information, John Thomas Durrett was a part of the 30th Reg company K, Infantry. We also have a pic of him in uniform. From Robertson TN, born 1843, joined 1862, and died in KY in 1900. If you have any more info, it would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Contributor Sean JacksonHomepage http://person.ancestry.com/tree/8238421/person/-978092579/factsDate added 6/27/2015

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