Company E

NAME	RANK	DISPOSITION
Hugh Hays Reed	Captain	Born January 29, 1823. Appointed Captain on December 7, 1861. Slightly wounded in breast at Sharpsburg. Fought at Chancellorsville. Came down with Hepatitis and admitted to Hospital #10 on May 13, 1863. Furloughed on July 20, tendered resignation on November 2, 1863 which was accepted on November 11, 1863. He died December 26, 1899 in LaGrange, Choctaw County, Mississippi.
Sidney Binion Smith	Captain	Son of Colonel William R. Smith. Born on September 16, 1844 and enlisted on December 7, 1861 as 3rd Lt (at 17 years old!). Wounded at Gaines Mill on June 27, 1862 in the chest and left for dead. He was found on the battlefield the next day, hospitalized furloughed and recovered. Transferred from Company A and was promoted to 1st Lt. by February, 1863. Wounded in the wrist in action at Chancellorsville May 2-3, 1863. Promoted to Captain on November 11, 1863 (at 19 years old!) and present at Andersonville. Detached to Sharpshooters at Peachtree Creek, Georgia. Acting Adjutant on Staff after Lt. Samuel H. Moore was captured at Peachtree Creek on July 20, 1864. Surrendered unattached at Greensboro, North Carolina on April 26, 1865. He married and practiced medicine in Granada, Mississippi after the war. Died in 1889 in Park Lane, Florida.
Thomas A. Dodson	Captain	Born in Alabama about 1835. Promoted to assistant Quartermaster on staff on March 5, 1863. Listed as Captain on report date September 27, 1864 in Columbus, Georgia and on list of officers in Quartermaster Department unassigned in Tupelo, Mississippi on January 22, 1865. Older brother (by 2 years) of 1st Sgt. James W. Dodson.
Jno. E. Walden	1st Lt.	Born in North Carolina about 1841 and enlisted October 5, 1861 as 1st Lt. and resigned on December 1, 1861.
Orlando Perry Thomas	1st Lt.	Enlisted December 7, 1861 as 1st Lt. Wounded at Malvern Hill on July 1, 1862. Resigned on September 9, 1862 due to those injuries and ill health brought on by them. From Jefferson County, Alabama. Witness to Lt. Miles Taylor's (Co. H) pension request in Kaufman County, Texas on September 3, 1909.
David M. B. Reed	2nd Lt.	Resigned or removed July 19, 1862. According to the Harris letter (Co. A), Lt. David Reed of Marion was wounded (I think) in the arm. This wounding would have been at Gaines Mill on June 27, 1862. Did he die? Was he discharged? I'll try and get his widow's pension file from Mississippi to find this out. His widow Louisa filed for pension in Lee County, Mississippi in 1916.
James W. Dodson	1st Sgt.	Born in Alabama about 1837 and enlisted December 7, 1861. Captured at Gettysburg on July 1, 1863 and received at Fort Delaware on July 7. Released on June 14, 1865 to his home in Fayette County, Alabama.
Pleasant Reed	1st Sgt.	Wounded and captured at South Mountain on September 14, 1862. Exchanged on October 3, 1862 and died in a hospital on October 17, 1862. Deceased claim filed by his brother Captain Hugh Hays Reed.
William D. Reese	2nd Sgt.	Enlisted September 9, 1861. Admitted January 12, 1863 to 2nd Alabama Hospital then transferred to Howards Grove on January 18. Furloughed out of there on April 10, 1863 but must have had a relapse at home as he died in the Hospital in Strawberry Plains, Tennessee on April 24, 1863. Deceased claim filed on August 27, 1863.
John Reed	2nd Sgt.	Enlisted January 1, 1862 as private. Admitted to Chimbarazo on May 10, 1862 due to diarrhea then transferred to Camp Winder on May 17. Present at Andersonville as 2nd Sgt. Signed oath at Columbus, Mississippi on May 19, 1865 as being from Pickins County, Alabama. Provided deposition of service for John T. Flippo from Covington, Hill County, Texas on July 11, 1913 at 72 years old and Wm. H. Roberts on May 12, 1899.
T. M. Reese	Com. Sgt.	Enlisted May 9, 1862 as private. August 10, 1863 he was wagon master. Present at Andersonville. Paroled May 29, 1865 in Columbus, Mississippi as Commissary Sgt.
H. A. Reese	3rd Sgt.	Enlisted December 7, 1861. Wounded with gunshot wound to neck at Chancellorsville May 2-3, 1863. Returned to duty out of Danville on July 3, 1863. Given 30 day furlough which expired on February 5, 1864 so he was dropped from rolls on April 1, 1864 due to prolonged absence.
William Reed	Sgt.	Wounded at Seven Pines May 31, 1862 and died in Richmond on June 15, 1862. Buried Oakwood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia in Grave #42, row N, Division B.
J. L. Brock	1st Cpl.	Enlisted December 7, 1861 and present at Andersonville as 1st Cpl. This is a brother of Millage and Thomas Brock but I don't know if it's Joseph, James or John.
Wm. J. Brock	2nd Cpl.	Enlisted December 7, 1861 as private. Wounded at Chancellorsville on May 3, 1863 in left shoulder and admitted to Chimbarazo on May 6. Returned to duty on May 16. Captured at Gettysburg on July 1, 1863 and sent to Fort Delaware where he was released to Fayette County, Alabama on June 14, 1865. He provided deposition of service for his cousin Millage M. Brock from Lexington, Cleveland County, Oklahoma in 1918.
Thomas A. Mize	1st Cpl.	Born in Alabama about 1839 and enlisted December 7, 1861. Wounded at Chancellorsville May 2-3, 1863 with gunshot wound to right breast. Admitted to Chimbarazo Hospital on May 8, 1863 and returned to duty on May 26. Present at Andersonville April, 1864 as private. Wounded in action in Tennessee and admitted to St. Mary's Hospital in West Point, Mississippi on January 10, 1865 as Corporal.

Dear Mother,
This evening desire to write you a line as I haven't heard from you since October last. I have had a spell of fever I was sent to Lynchburg to the hospital, I was sick about two weeks. I am now at my Regiment in common health. We had rainy, snowy weather here a few days since we had snow here 15 inches deep, it is now very fine weather hoping it may remain so for bad weather is awful on poor soldiers.
Mother, I want to see you all very much and hope very much that this awful war will soon come to a close so that I and all other poor soldiers may go home and remain there in peace and happiness the remainder of our days. Remains your sincere son till Death Departs us asunder
(Killed in action at Chancellorsville, May 3, 1863)

Samuel G. Bailey	Pvt.	Enlisted February 20, 1862. Wounded at Gettysburg on July 1, 1863 with gunshot wounds to face, thigh and left arm shot off. Captured in Gettysburg Field Hospital July 5, 1863. Sent to DeCamp Hospital in New York Harbor on July 20, 1863 and exchanged on October 22, 1863 and furloughed home on November 28, 1863. Applied for relief as maimed in Marion County, Alabama on May 17, 1880. Applied for pension in Monroe County, Mississippi in 1900 and reapplied in 1904. His widow Roxann Bailey applied for pension there in 1909.
Elijah Bake	Pvt.	Enlisted after April, 1864. Wounded in Nashville December 16, 1864 and admitted to Way Hospital, Meridian, Mississippi in January, 1865.
W. C. Barksdale	Pvt.	In service March to June of 1863. That's all Archives has on him.
Joseph Black	Pvt.	Enlisted December 7, 1861. Listed as absent without leave at Andersonville.
Andrew Jackson "Jack" Brock	Pvt.	Killed in action at Malvern Hill on July 1, 1862. "Killed dead on the field" according to letter from L. S. Bobo, Co. D, to his uncle H. F. Bobo. In this letter he also notifies the Uncle of the death of his son, Henry F. Bobo, who was mortally wounded in the head at Gaines Mills while a member of Co. C, 2nd Mississippi Battalion. Deceased claim filed his father John S. Brock.
J. F. Brock	Pvt.	Enlisted March 1, 1862. Shot through upper thigh at Chancellorsville May 2-3, 1863. Admitted to 3rd Alabama Hospital. Given 40 day furlough to Fayette County, Alabama on June 16, 1863. Present at Andersonville and paroled on May 30, 1865 in Columbus, Mississippi. Older brother of Millage and Thomas but I don't know if it's Joseph, James or John.
Millage M. Brock	Pvt.	Enlisted April 28, 1862. Present at Andersonville and paroled May 30, 1865 in Columbus, Mississippi. Moved to Texas November of 1896. Applied for pension at age 71 on August 30, 1918 while living in Hermleigh, Scurry County, Texas with John Flippo and Wm. J. Brock providing depositions of service for him. Died on October 23, 1923 in Hermleigh, Texas at age 82.
Thomas J. Brock	Pvt.	Died of illness in Chimbarazo Hospital in Richmond on September 21, 1862. Buried in Oakwood Cemetery on September 22. Deceased claim filed by his father John S. Brock. Jack, Millage, Thomas and either J. F. and/or J. L. were all brothers. In a 1866 Census of Fayette County, John Brock states that he lost 4 sons, 2 killed in war and 2 of sickness. 1860 Census has the following boys still home in the John S. Brock family; James age 24, John age 22, Millage age 18, Thomas age 16, and Charles age 10.
Martin V. "Van" Brock	Pvt.	Only mention of him is in a letter from L. S. Bobo to his uncle detailing that he was wounded at Malvern Hill. Possibly died of his wounds as there is no mention of him otherwise. Younger brother of Andrew Jackson Brock who was also killed at Malvern Hill.
William P. Burnett	Pvt.	Born 1830 in South Carolina. Admitted to # 18 Hospital in Richmond, Virginia on June 7, 1862 due to either Rubeola or Typhoid by two different accounts (maybe admitted because of one and died of the other?) and died June 28, 1862. His son later married Pvt. William H. Traylor's daughter.
-------- Cawell	Pvt.	Wounded with gunshot wound to hip and captured at Gettysburg July 1-3, 1863 and hospitalized.
M. C. Chadwick	Pvt.	Enlisted December 24, 1861. Admitted to Chimbarazo on April 6, 1862 and discharged due to rheumatism and 51 years old and feeble.
W. H. Chappell	Pvt.	Enlisted May 24, 1861 and present at Andersonville.
J. H. Clum	Pvt.	Released for duty from Confederate States Hospital in Petersburg, Virginia on May 26, 1863
Francis M. Collins	Pvt.	Born in Alabama approximately 1832. Admitted to Chimbarazo Hospital on July 7, 1862 due to Typhoid and died on July 10, 1862.
John F. M. Corball	Pvt.	Captured at South Mountain on September 14, 1862 and exchanged on November 6, 1862. Admitted to Camp Winder on December 12, 1862 due to variola and returned to duty on January 9, 1863.
H. L. Corball	Pvt.	Enlisted December 7, 1861. Furlough expired on February 15, 1864 and dropped from rolls by April, 1864 due to prolonged absent without leave. Paroled in Columbus, Mississippi on May 31, 1865
Henry P. Dodd	Pvt.	From Jefferson County, Alabama and enlisted February 6, 1862. Admitted to #13 Hospital for fever December 4, 1862 and returned to duty on December 24. Wounded in both thighs at Gettysburg July 1-3, 1863 and captured in field Hospital on July 5, 1863. Sent to DeCamp Hospital in new York Harbor on July 21. Exchanged and then admitted to Episcopal Church Hospital in Williamsburg, Virginia on September 15, 1863 and furloughed home on September 24, 1863.
Wm. A. Ellis	Pvt.	Born March 24, 1835 in Jasper County, Georgia and enlisted January 1, 1862. Discharged from service out of Chimbarazo Hospital due to tumor on left leg on May 26, 1862. Resided in Bankston, Fayette County, Alabama in 1907 Census.
Joseph F. Flippo	Pvt.	Enlisted December 7, 1861. Listed as deserted in January 1863 but corrected. Present at Andersonville. Captured near Chattahoochie River on July 4, 1864 while Regiment were in prepared positions near Smyrna, Georgia and sent to Camp Morton. Transferred for exchange to City Point, Virginia on March 4, 1865. Admitted to #9 hospital in Richmond, Virginia March 12, 1865 and sent to Way Hospital in Meridian, Mississippi March 28. Then medically furloughed and paroled on March 28, 1865. Buried in Center United Methodist Church Cemetery.
John T. Flippo	Pvt.	Born January 18, 1836 and enlisted February 20, 1862. Wounded at Chancellorsville May 2-3, 1863 and recovered. Present at Andersonville. Moved to Hawley, Jones County, Texas approximately 1879. Applied for pension there at 77 years old on September 27, 1913.
James F. Fonden	Pvt.	Admitted to Lovingston Hospital in Winchester, Virginia on August 30, 1862 for anasarca, (very painful inflammation and fluid buildup of the joints) and later died. Buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia in Grave #47, Row I, Division A.
Isaac N. Gowin	Pvt.	Enlisted after April, 1864. Captured at Nashville on December 16, 1864 and sent to Camp Douglas on December 21, 1864. Enlisted in the 5th & 6th U. S. Volunteer Infantry but rejected by mustering officer on April 22, 1865. Released on May 11, 1865 to Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.
A. G. Grace	Pvt.	Admitted to Howards Grove Hospital in Richmond on November 17, 1864. This would indicate a capture and exchange.
Burton M. Hawkins	Pvt.	This possibly could be the "Mart Haskins" killed at Malvern Hill on July 1, 1862 mentioned in Bobo letter. Deceased claim filed October 31, 1864 by his widow Sarah J. Hawkins.
William L. Hayes	Pvt.	Enlisted on December 7, 1861. Captured at Front Royal, Virginia on July 24, 1863 and received at Point Lookout on July 31, 1863. Took oath and was sent to Fortress Monroe to work with Public Works.
William Hixson	Pvt.	Admitted to Chimbarazo Hospital on April 7, 1862 and died May 2, 1862 of typhoid. Buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia on May 4, 1862.
D. Hyder	Pvt.	Enlisted December 7, 1861. Admitted to Hospital #21 due to Rheumatism on October 14, 1862 at age 45. Returned to duty on November 27, 1862. Present at Andersonville.
W. J. Johnson	Pvt.	Admitted to Chimbarazo Hospital in Richmond on October 29, 1862 due to fever. Returned to duty on November 27.
Leonard P. Jones	Pvt.	Enlisted December 7, 1861. Listed on Muster for Hospital #20 in Richmond as patient on September 23, 1862 and transferred to Camp Winder same day. Present at Andersonville.
Joseph E. Mansell (Letter)	Pvt.	Killed in action at Chancellorsville on May 3, 1863. Listed on the Roll of Honor. General order #131/3 dated October 3, 1863 for Medal of Honor. Deceased claim filed by his mother Rebecca A. Mansell on August 11, 1864.
James T. Matlock	Pvt.	Captured at Liberty Gap, Pennsylvania on June 27, 1863. Received at Fort Delaware on July 9 and then died there of chronic diarrhea on November 16, 1863. Buried Finns Point Cemetery, Jersey Shore. Deceased claim filed by widow S. A. Matlock on November 18, 1864.
Sidney Mauldren	Pvt.	6 feet tall. Enlisted February 6, 1862. Admitted to #21 Hospital for Rubeloa on June 14, 1862 and returned to duty out of Camp Winder Hospital on September 30, 1862. Deserted June 1863 and took oath June 14, 1864 with his residence listed as Jefferson County.
Simon Mauldren	Pvt.	5 feet 9 inches tall. Deserted with his brother and took same oath and same residence.
J. B. McClung	Pvt.	Enlisted July 7, 1861. Admitted to CSA Hospital in Farmville, Virginia on July 6, 1862 due to Typhoid. Given 90 day furlough on October 10, 1862. Wounded at Chancellorsville May 3, 1863 and admitted to Moore's Hospital where his upper left arm was amputated. Transferred to 3rd Alabama Hospital on May 23, 1863. Given 60 day furlough on June 12, 1863 to Fayette County, Alabama. Applied for relief as maimed November 30, 1879 in Fayette County, Alabama.
Warren Wash. Minor	Pvt.	Born March 27, 1843 in Cherokee County, Alabama and enlisted January 1, 1862. Admitted to Chimbarazo on December 4, 1862 due to Bronchitis and returned to duty on January 26, 1863. Wounded at Gettysburg July 1-3, 1863. Present at Andersonville. Signed oath at Spanish Fort, Alabama on April 8, 1865. Resided in North Birmingham, Alabama in 1921 Census.
Carson O. Moore	Pvt.	Wounded in action at Seven Pines May 31, 1862. Died on June 13, 1862 and buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia on June 14, 1862. Deceased claim filed on April 11, 1863 by R. F. Moore.
R. F. Moore	Pvt.	Given 30 day furlough from Hospital #20 in Richmond on September 24, 1862.
Joseph C. Mosley	Pvt.	Born in South Carolina about 1835. Admitted to Farmville, Virginia Hospital on July 10, 1862 due to diabetes and died on July 22. Deceased claim filed on April 24, 1863 by Nancy C. Mosley. Joseph and Milton were brothers.
Milton Mosley	Pvt.	Born in South Carolina about 1833 and enlisted January 1, 1862. Wounded in left shoulder at Malvern Hill on July 1, 1862 and given 30 day furlough out of #7 Hospital on September 21, 1862. Must have died at home as there was a deceased claim filed on March 4, 1863 by his widow Mary A. Mosley. She later applied for pension in Alcorn County, Mississippi in 1903. She was also rejected on her pension application in White County, Arkansas. (undated)
Wm. M. Mosley	Pvt.	Born in South Carolina about 1833. Given 30 day sick furlough October 21, 1863 out of 3rd Alabama Hospital and present at Andersonville. He did survice the war and is isted in the 1880 Lamar County, Alabama Census.
T. A. Myers	Pvt.	Given 30 day furlough out of Camp Winder Hospital on September 20, 1862.
Jonas Mack Neal	Pvt.	Born April 21, 1842 in Fayette County, Alabama and enlisted November of 1863 and continued for two months. Discharged because of physical disabilities in Caroline County, Virginia the winter of 1863. Resided in Fernbank, Lamar County, Alabama in 1907 Census.
Joseph O. Powell	Pvt.	Promoted to Ord. Sgt.
Richard M. Prater	Pvt.	Buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia in Grave #58, Row Q, Division C.
V. Prater	Pvt.	Admitted to 2nd Alabama Hospital on December 22, 1862 and transferred to Camp Winder on January 7, 1863. Paroled May 27, 1865 in Columbus, Mississippi.
William C. Rainer	Pvt.	Enlisted after April, 1864. Captured during rear guard action near Columbia, Tennessee on December 22, 1864. Sent to Camp Chase Prison and died there on February 25, 1865. Grave #1488
A. J. Reed	Pvt.	Enlisted December 7, 1861 and present at Andersonville.
R. B. Reed	Pvt.	Enlisted February 14, 1863. Wounded at Chancellorsville May 2-3, 1863 and returned to duty. Admitted to Hospital #9 on September 9, 1863 due to anemia then transferred to 2nd Alabama Hospital on September 17. Given 30 day furlough on October 1, 1863 to home in Budahatchie, Mississippi. Dropped from rolls for absent without leave April, 1864.
Thomas C. Roberts	Pvt.	Born in Alabama. Wounded in thigh at Gaines Mill on June 27, 1862. Admitted to Chimbarazo on June 30. Given 40 day furlough on July 13 to Columbus, Mississippi. Listed as absent without leave in November 1862. Younger brother of William Hanby Roberts.
William Hanby Roberts	Pvt.	Born in North Carolina and enlisted December 7, 1861. Wounded at Chancellorsville May 2-3, 1863 with gunshot wound to hand. Admitted to Chimbarazo on May 6, 1863 out of Hospital #9 then transferred to Lynchburg on May 11. Present at Andersonville. Moved to Texas in 1879. Applied for pension in Glen Rose, Somervell County, Texas on October 11, 1899 at age 65 and 7 months. Died December 6, 1920 in the home of his son near Granbury, Hood County, Texas. His son H. M. Roberts filed for mortuary claim (state paid for funeral).
Thomas Rogers	Pvt.	Born in Charlotte, North Carolina and enlisted February 6, 1862. Admitted to Howards Grove on October 29, 1862 due to diarrhea and senile infirmity. Discharged on December 1, 1862 at age 54.
Robert F. Shaw	Pvt.	Born in Lincoln County, Tennessee and enlisted December 7, 1861. Wounded at Malvern Hill on July 1, 1862 with gunshot wound to right elbow joint. Admitted to #2 Hospital and then given 40 day furlough to Columbus, Mississippi on July 13. Admitted to #21 Hospital on October 8, 1862 for Rheumatism at age 21. Attached to Camp Winder Hospital on January 9, 1863 as nurse and then transferred to Howards Grove on October 12, 1863. Rejoined Regiment November 11, 1863 and was present at Andersonville. Captured at the Battle of Ezra Church, Georgia on July 28, 1864 and sent to Camp Douglas on October 29. Released from there on June 17, 1865 to Fayette County, Alabama and given transport to Columbus, Mississippi. Moved to Texas roughly 1890 and applied for pension from Denison, Grayson County, Texas on May 3, 1913 at age 73. Later moved to Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas where he tried to get his pension transferred in 1917.
G. M. Smith	Pvt.	Killed in action at Chancellorsville on May 3, 1863.
Weldon B. Summers	Pvt.	Listed as sick in Regimental returns Nov-Dec, 1862. Deceased claim filed on April 25, 1863 by Alexander Shuttleworth.
James E. Thomas	Pvt.	Born in Blount County, Alabama and enlisted March 9, 1862. Died in Tuscumbia, Alabama on May 22, 1862 at age 20. Deceased claim filed by his father J. T. Thomas August, 1862.
William R. Thomas	Pvt.	Born in Blount County, Alabama and enlisted March 19, 1862. Discharged from service August 8, 1862 at age 27 due to debilities from illness.
James B. Traylor	Pvt.	Enlisted December 7, 1861. Wounded with gunshot wound in left leg at Gettysburg July 3, 1863 and admitted to Howards Grove. Wounded at Bristoe Station on November 8, 1863 and admitted to Hospital #9 the same day and transferred to Alabama Hospital #1. Transferred to a Hospital in Montgomery, Alabama by April, 1864. Resided in Fayette County, Alabama in 1907 Census.
William H. Traylor	Pvt.	Born in 1831 in North Carolina and enlisted December 7, 1861. Detailed as teamster in 1862-63 until the Regiment was detached to Andersonville where he was present. He did survive the war and later moved to Monroe County, Mississippi where he was eventually killed in 1872. He is buried in the Riggans Chapel Cemetery in Splunge, Mississippi.
William W. Warren	Pvt.	Enlisted September 1, 1862. Given 30 day furlough out of #20 Hospital in Richmond, Virginia on October 10, 1862. Either he or his wife filed for pension in Oklahoma in the early 1900's.