Harry Sammons,
hjs2@aol.com,
May 5, 1997
I would like any info you may have on a Patsey Salmon (Patsy Salmond) He was in the 18th ky. volunteer infantry company 'H'
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James Goodman Jr. ,
goodman@iserv.net,
May 5, 1997
Would like any info. on my Grt. Grd. Father,William K. Goodman. He served with Co. F 39th Ky. Inf. He joined 12/6/62 at Peach Orchard in Lawerence Co. Ky. His burial site is the Derosett cemetary at the intersection of highway 23 & 80 near Prestonsburg,Ky. (Floyd Co.). He was a Union soldier. Thank you for any info. you can give me. James Goodman Jr. Hastings, Michigan
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Rebecca Miller,
bexmillr@gte.net"@gte.net,
May 5, 1997
My ancester, Adam Holman Frey served in Co. K, 1st Ky Infantry. He was from Logan Co., Ky. and he enlisted June 1861 and served 12 months according to his widow, Mary Frances Thomas Frey. He was discharged in Richmond, Va.in 1862. A. H. Frey died in 1897 in Logan Co., Ky. I know where he is buried but it is a small cemetery on private land and I don't know who ownes it. I will try to get a description of how to get to it. It is in Logan Co. He is my great, great grandfather.
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William Pate,
70312.2363@CompuServe.COM,
May 5, 1997
Dear Mr. Oller:
I received your name from the Civil War Units File and was hoping you might give me some quick advice. After searching the Roster of Confederate Soldiers here in the North Carolina Archives, I found a soldier who appears to be one of my relatives. I am trying to find any service records or other information to verify our relationship. The soldier is William Langdon of the 2nd Mtd. Inf. KY, Co. E. If you have any information or could suggest sources for this information, I would be very grateful. Best wishes, Chip
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jhoch@attmail.com,
May 5, 1997
Saw your names as interested in Kentucky Civil War items. My Union relative in the Civil War was: William Frederick Hoch. rose to Captain in the 4th Regiment Mounted Infantry. I've got quite a bit of information from the "muster in/out" rolls,
etc, but would like more detailed information on the battles, movements,
dates, etc for:
company A: July 1, 1861 - May 11, 1864
company G: May 11, 1864 - August 7, 1864
company F: August 7, 1864 - August 30, 1865
Those were the dates I believe he was associated with the 4th Infantry. Need to get the pension info some day.... Are there any photo's of the 4th? Any regimental history?
He was wounded and was employed in December 1864 at Clay USA General Hospital, Louisville. Just know he was wounded in the "tibia".
I'm still trying to find out where he is buried, but best guess is in Pasedena, California - when he was 99 years old!
Any pointers/info you can provide will be appreciated. If you're interested, I'll send you a copy of my "writeup" on W. F. Hoch for your comments... Thanks in advance! Jim Hoch, 3 South 476 Fourth Street, Warrenville, IL 60555, 630-393-4468
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Gary Lord,
LTLORD@EARTHLINK.NET,
May 5, 1997
Information I have is that the unit was made up of sympathizers from Western Kentucky, raised by Milford E Callahan. Fought with Forrest almost exclusively, who gave the unit highest praise for "always being in the thick of it". Unit had 3 12# mountain Howitzers and 1 James Rifle bronze 6 pounder. I would like to find the unit record with Forrest Cav and any other information that might be available.
Sincerely, Gary Lord
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Dallas Quinn,
KQuinn9151@aol.com,
May 5, 1997
Thanks for your fast response. My GreatGrandfather's last name was Coke [no kidding],
his first name may have been John, Charles or Dallas, I can't remember now. He may have been from Frankfort or near about. I was told there was a picture at Fort Harrodsburg of a reunion of Morgan's Raiders at the turn of the century. Would you know about that? Again thanks for your help, Dallas
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MBRADLEY@MSCC.CC.TN.US,
May 5, 1997
Buried in Tullahoma Confederate Cemetery are:
James G. Burgess - 9th Ky Inf
J.T. Coleman - 9th
John Holsclaw - 6th
W.W. Kiger - 6th
John Partridge - 4th
H.D.C. Wright - 5th
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DENISE A MERRITT
DENISE A MERRITT,
May 5, 1997
Greetings!
I have just begun working on an angle I hadn't previously tho't to check. I am trying to determine where in Germany my husband's SMITH ancestors came from. A family sheet done in the 1930's by folks now deceased says that Godfrey SMITH returned with his brothers from the Civil War. What I have so far is this: John (Schmidt) SMITH b. 1804 Prussia d. 1867 Breck.KY, Katharine (wife)
Children: Catharine b. 1826 Germany d. 1900 Wichita KS, married Bartlett NORTON (our line) Godfrey SMITH b. 1829 Prussia, married "Bettie" Sarah Eliz. Milam "Jake" Jacob SMITH b. 1832 d. 1896 Breckinridge Co. KY, don't know if he married Adam SMITH b. 1833 Prussia d. 1891 Breckinridge Co. KY, married Cynthia Jane NORTON It is possible there are other siblings named Margaret who married Bartlett MILAM, Decia SMITH who married Albin Drain, Monroe SMITH,
John SMITH Jr. & Solomon SMITH.
The note on the Family Group Record says "Godfrey SMITH served in the Civil War with brothers; all three returned." It doesn't say which three. I am hoping perhaps one lived long enough to apply for a pension and we could learn something from pension records or some records!!!
I'm writing to you because you had down Civil War Interests in Breckinridge Co. KY. I have no idea if any of the NORTON's served in the War. Bartlett NORTON was b. 1826 so he would have been an age to serve.
Appreciate any information you have handy that you would be willing to share with me.
Denise Merritt, Yakima WA
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Deborah Goddard,
Goddard@AOL.Com,
May 5, 1997
WILLIAM A. GODDARD, served as private in Co. C of 1st and 3d KY Cavalry, CSA. Was from Owen County and married to Marcus Ann Turner. He died in Owen in 1917. No record of his death or grave, except date written in church records. Can anybody help?
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John M. Morgan,
morgan@towson.edu
May 5, 1997
I am in search of information on my great-great-grandfather, John H. Wacker. According to information I found in the National Archives, he served with the 1st Louisville Provincial Guards, and with Company F of the 34th Kentucky Infantry. Any additional information you could provide would be helpful. Thank you! P.S. He moved to Baltimore after the War, died in February, 1896, and is buried in Mt. Carmel Cemetery in Baltimore.
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Lynn Colby Galloway,
colby@qnet.com,
May 5, 1997
Seeking information on Henry Horrick Colby(b 1845 d 1926), son of Jonathon Colby(b 03/10/1808) & Laura Ingalls (bd unknown), military rank unknown, but believed to born & raised in KY... married to Mary Ellen Bone. Thanks.
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Larry Miller,
lmiller@ezl.com,
May 5, 1997
Arthur "Tick" Terrill, have a copy of a release paper from Camp Douglas IL, Feb 1865. It
appears that Terrill was in the grade of JNO and a member of 5 KY Cav. This is my wifes ggg-grandfather. Other information: From Petersburg Precint, Boone County Kentucky. Joined the Confederate cause. died 12-22-1919 in Kansas, buried in family plot in Petersburg KY.
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Jon Mansfield,
JMansfie@montgomery.K12.ky.us,
May 5, 1997
Can anyone tell me what units (Confederate and Union) were involved in the skirmish at Paris, KY April 16, 1863?
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David W. Ellis
dwellis@tenet.edu,
May 5, 1997
I'm trying to find the county where the 18th Kentucky infantry mustered. My relative is named James M. Ellis, and he was a private in this regiment. I would also like to know any facts about the activites, battles, and officers of the 18th Kentucky infantry.
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Jimmy L. Smith,
jsmith4@ix.netcom.com,
May 5, 1997
My GGrandfather, Nimrod Smith, fought in the Civil War. He joined the Union Army ,
September 21, 1861 at Camp Nelson and mustered in as a private at Camp Dick Robinson, KY on October 8, 1861. His unit was Company I, 3rd Kentucky Infantry Volunteers. He was wounded at the battle of Shiloh. While recuperating from his wounds he contacted tuberculosis and was not able to keep up with his unit. He received a medical discharge at Murfreesboro, Tennessee on February 25, 1863 as a corporal. His commanding officer was Captain John Maret. I have a copy of his discharge that contains all of this information. What I would like to know is what other battles he may have fought in. Also would like to make contact with others
whose relatives served in the same unit. Oddly, my father joined the army for WWII at Camp Robinson, KY. Could Camp Dick Robinson and Camp Robinson be the same place? If so, how could I get a history of the army base? Nimrod and his wife , Sarah Jane Clark, are buried in Rockcastle County KY.
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Richard A.Middleton,
ramid@tenet.edu,
May 5, 1997
William B. Middleton enlisted April,1864 in 3rd Kentucky Mounted Infantry, Co.F. I believe he was a 4th Corporal. Wounded at the Battle of Brices Cross Roads June 10,1864. Middleton enlisted with a number of men from Ballard County.I have seen a roster in the stacks of the University of Texas at Austin. Trying to find a copy of the Adj Gen. report about 1896. Trying to find any books on the battle of Brices Cross Roads. Trying to find any pension records.
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Debbie Clifton,
dr5249@aol.comdr5249@aol.com,
May 5, 1997
Searching for info on John William Hawkins,20 Regt. of Ky. Co.F in Civil War.
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Laurie Schmidt
ms2309@abelink.com,
Does anyone have info about these soldiers as far as battles, distinguished service, service history, etc.: J.J. Molohon-3rd KY. Infantry Co. L(Confederate) Patrick Molohon-27th KY. Infantry. co. (union) James Abell (union) Samuel C. (Union)
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seamouse@ix.netcom.com,
May 5, 1997
I would like any information on the 3rd Kentucky Regiment Company C as this is where my great-grandfather served. His name was Wiley Burton from Pulaski County, Ky. I have a copy of his discharge papers which read Co. C 3rd. Ky Inf. Addressed to him at Lincolnville, Ky. Dated Feb. 27, 1874. He also had a brother-in-law Riley F Burton who served with the Halls Gap Battalion. This is all it says on his tombstone. He is buried in Nancy, Ky, in Fairview Cemetary. Any information on either of these men would be helpful.
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James Goodman,
goodman@iserv.net,
May 5, 1997
Looking for any information on my Grt. Grd. Father William K. Goodman He served with Co. F 39th Ky. Inf.
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jimexcel@aol.com,
May 5, 1997
Does anyone know anything about "Jack Mays' men" as they pertain to Kentucky during civil war? Who were they? And what side did they belong to? Thanks for any info. Deb.
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Janet Venable Baugh,
dshadow@netherworld.net,
May 5, 1997
I am trying to locate any information on Leroy Venable, he was born in Johnson City, Tennesse in 1816, but moved to Lee County Virgina in 1820 to 1830. He had brothers Lewis, Joseph, James Matthew. I am trying to find out if any of them fought in the Civil Was. I am at a roadblock to find out who their father and mother were. I was told that some fought for the Union and some of the brothers for the Confederacy. Leroy, my great-great-grandfather ended up in Owsley County, Kentucky. Any Info wooould be greatly appreciated.
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John (tsa'ni) GrosVenor,
gros112@uidaho.edu,
May 5, 1997
I know my great grandfather, James M. HAYS Jr (b. 1842 in Whitley County, KY ) joined the KY volunteers (rather, he re-inlisted) in January 1864...He married Elizabeth RYAN in April 10, 1860... I think it was at Strawberry Plains..? 12th Regiment---KY Infantry... I would like to know more about HIM...what he looked like...what kind of man was he...surely there are some records...family Bibles...family..who have information...
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Mary Beth Cox,
cbcmbc@msn.com,
May 5, 1997
Looking for BYERS, who fought in a John Hunt Morgan outfit. Byers was apparently in a
photo of 20 or so of the longest livivd confederate soldiers. He died C.1923. He is an Uncle to my Great- grandmother. This is all the info I have at this point.
