15th Texas Infantry

Col. J.W. SPEIGHT IS THE COMMANDER OF THE 15TH TEXAS INFANTRY

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Veteren Texas Ranger, Fought at the Battle of Peas River and was a scout for Saul Ross. After the war He was attached with General George Armstrong Custer during his stay in Texas. Dec 09 1835 - Feb 21 1929

Any info on James Conroe Brown enlisted in Marlin, Tx at age 33 would be appreciated

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Birth: Oct. 1, 1842 West Point Clay County Mississippi, USA Death: Sep. 17, 1893 Hearne Robertson County Texas, USA Son of Moses and Sidney Ann Westbrook (see Westbrook Cemetery, West Point, Mississippi for Moses Westbrook, see Norwood Cemetery, Hearne, Texas for Sidney Ann Carr Westbrook Carr). He was married to Jennie Carr Randle Westbrook. Source: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=23606382 May see rank as being a Captain, however, his muster roll for the duration of the Civil War states 2nd Lieutenant. He did participate in the Indian Wars and may have achieved rank of Captain during that. Would appreciate any extra information on him.

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This man is my gr,gr. grandfather and he was paroled at Virginia Point, Tx. Apr. 1865. If has any info. please contact me.

This was my Husbands 3rd great grandfather. He was born in 1842 in Indiana, but moved to Texas when about 7. He enlisted 24 March 1862 in Milford, Texas, as a private. He was 19 at the time.

looking for more info on john, if you can help , i would be very greatfule. thanks,joe

info from John spencer's book--THE CONFEDERATE GUNS OF NAVARRO COUNTY,,, Joh Sale was father of William Ogden Rabjkin also listed in this site...Age 50,,,discharged on March 6, 1863 on certificate of disability...

Info from JOHN SPENCER's THE CONFEDERATE GUNS OF NAVARRO COUNTY. and widows application for confederate pension...

My gr-gr grandfather was David Rino, born in Nova Scotia, Canada and joined for duty and enrolled on March 14, 1862 in Milford, TX for a period of 3 years or the duration of the War. He was in Capt. J.L. Halbert''s Company, Speight''s Regiment of the 15th Texas Infantry. His last Muster Roll date is for May & June 1863 and I have not been able to determine what became of him.

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My Great Great Uncle.. Brother of Pvt. Charles Davis McClung.. Lundy was a Lt. with the 10th. Tx. Cavalry at the start of the WBTS.. He transferred to the 15th. to fight with his brother.. ... ..

George Washington BIBLE (abt 1835TN -- abt 1883, TX) Confederate Army, Texas, 15 Infantry, Company K. George Washington BIBLE (G. W. BIBLE) was in the same company with his brother-in-law, John Plowman LOCKER. George Washington BIBLE was married to Mary Jane LOCKER, John Plowman LOCKER's sister.

Franklin Lodowick Denison, b. 7 April 1831, Stonington, Conn., was my g-grandfather. Sources: National Archives Composite Military Service Records, including Company Muster-in Roll dated Apr. 23, 1862, and various Company Muster Rolls.

John Plowman LOCKER (1829, MS -- 1910, TX) 6/2/1862 enlisted in Bosque Co., TX., a Pvt. in Capt. Richard Coke's Co.Served Company K, Spright's Reg. 15th Texas. Private His brother, James Monroe LOCKER, served C.S.A. Company B 21 Calvary, Capt. Allan S. Anderson, Hawpe's Reg't. John Plowman LOCKER is my 2nd Great granduncle.

William was born 13 July 1823 in Montgomery County NC. He enlisted 29 March 1862 at Bosqueville by J. E. Harrison in Capt. Cooks Co. Speight's Regt. Texas Infantry. This became Co K Speights Regt on 1 May 1862. He enlisted as a Pvt. and was elected Jr 2nd Liuet. 14 May and then to full 2nd Lieut. He was assigned to 1st Brigade, Maxey's Division, Army of Trans-Miss. Dept. He died in the Field at Little Rock, Pulaski Co Ark on 3 Jan 1863. There are 9 cards in his archival file We are related by marriage.

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Brother of 2ndLt. J.T. Thompson (14th Texas Infantry Co. D) Both killed at battle of Jenkins' Ferry, Arkansas.

William Lambdin, b. 6 February 1842 in Virginia, was a younger brother of my g-grandmother Hannah Gibson (Lambdin) Denison. Sources: National Archives Compiled Military Service Records