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Army Rolls for the Republic of Texas
Men that served in the Texas Army
Source: Texas State Archives Online Index, Subseries: "Texas Revolution Military Rolls, 1835-1836" and "United States Volunteers Military Rolls, 1835-1837, 1842"
MUSTER ROLLS #1 1850, Texas General Land Office, Archives and Records Division, Austin, Texas
"This subseries consists of 7 rolls, representing the companies of 8 captains at the siege of Bexar of 1835, plus Colonel Fannin's division, plus the men at San Jacinto under General Houston, 1836. These lists were compiled sometime after the fact.
Unfortunately, there are a lot of ommisions in this listing as the original rolls were destroyed in the Oct 10, 1855 fire which swept through the Adjutant General's office. The General Land Office did, however, have copies of most of the original rolls; a positive photostat of the General Land Office Muster Rolls [A3] is available in the Texas State Archives, and each soldier on the G.L.O. Rolls [A3] has been included in the Biographical Index in the search room." [A1]
Hitchcock, S. Henry,
Harry, John H.,
Dimitt, Philip,
Fannin, J.W., Jr. (Col),
Ward, Wm. (Lt Col),
Travis, Wm. B. (Lt Col),
Grant, James (Dr),
Johnson, F.W. (Col)
Westover, Ira,
Winn, James C.,
Bullock, U.J.,
Ticknor, Isaac ,
King, Amon B.,
Duval, B.H.,V
Wyatt, P.S.,V
Burk, David N.,V
Pettus, Samuel O.,V
Shackleford, Jack,V
Horton, A.C.,V
Breece, Thomas H. ,
Lewellyn, Thos.,
THE ALAMO
Lt. Col. W. Barrett Travis, Bowie, James(Lt. Col. Commandant)
Bowie, James (Col)
Companies
Foysyth, (Capt.),
Harrison, (Capt.),
Blazeley (Blazely), Wm. (Capt.),
Baker, Wm. C.M. (Capt.),
Evans, (Capt.),
Cary, (Capt.),
Blair, S.C. (Capt.),
Gilmore, Bruce P (Capt.),
White, Robert (Capt.),
Kimbell, George C. (Lt),
GOLIAD
- Col. James W. Fannin, Jr. Command, Wadsworth, W.A,
Bullock, U.J. ,
Winn, James C. ,
Ticknor, ,
Westover, Ira ,
King, Amon B. ,
Duval, B.H. ,
Wyatt, P.S. ,
Burk, David N. ,
Pettus, Samuel O. ,
Shackleford, Jack ,
Horton, A.C. ,
Fannin, J.W., Jr. (Col) ,
Ward, Wm. (Lt. Col.),
Wallace, Benjn. C. (Maj.),
Hill, Ben F. (Adjt Genl),
Fannin, J. W. (Col.)
GARRISON OF BEXAR
Neil, J.C. (Lt. Col.)
Field and Staff, Garrison of Bexar. Carey, W.R. ,
Blazeley, Wm ,
Fassitt (Feassitt), G.A. (Capt.),
Ward, T.W. (Capt. Artillery),
Peacock, (Capt. Artillery),
Floddens (Floeder), (Capt. Artillery),
SIEGE AND CAPTURE OF SAN ANTONIO DE BEXAR, DEC 10, 1835
Parrott, T.L.F.(F.L.T.), Chesshire, James,
Swisher, James G.,
York (Yorke),
York, John ,
Morris, Robert C.,
Cooke, Wm. G,
Hiroms (Hirams), S.C. ,
Bradley, John M.,
Lewis, M.B.
BATTLE OF SAN JACINTO - April 20 & 21, 1836
from copy of list of Burleson's Command made Apr 22, 1836 by Wm. Gorham, Clerk
Houston, Sam (Maj. Gen.),
Neill, J.C. (Lt. Col.)/Moreland, J.N.,
Lamar, Mirabeau B./ (Commander),
Karnes, Henry,
Millard, Henry (Lt. Col.),
Allen, John M. (Actg. Major),
Briscoe, Andrew,
Turner, Amasa ,
Burleson (Burlison) Edward (Col.),
Sommerville, Alxr. (Lt. Col.),
Edward (Col.),
Burlison, Edward (Col.),
Somerville, Alexander (Lt. Col.),
McNutt, Robert (Maj.),
Wood, William (Capt.),
Tinsley, J.W. (1 Lt.),
Roman, Richard (Capt.),
Casey, George M. (1 Lt.),
Billingsley, Jesse (Capt.) ,
Andrews, Micah (1 Lt.) ,
Baker, Mosely (Capt.),
Kuykendall, Gibson (Capt.),
Francis, Miller (1 Lt.) ,
Rabb, Thos. J. (Capt.),
Head, Wm. J.C. (1 Lt.) ,
Bennett (Burnett), Jas. L. (Capt.) ,
Gillespie, James (1 Lt.) ,
Hill, W.W. (Capt.) ,
Swisher, H.H. (Ap. 1st Lt.) ,
Fisher, Wm. S. (Capt.),
Steele, Wm. H. (1 Lt.) ,
Calder, Robert J. (Capt.),
Sharp, John (1 Lt.),
Dawson, Nicholas M. (2 Lt.),
Craft, James A. (Lt.),
Finch, Mat (2 Lt.),
Eastland, Wm. M. (2 Lt.),
Hope, Adolphus (2 Lt.),
Carter, R.W.P. (2 Lt.) ,
Garrison (Larrison), Allen (2 Lt.),
Wood, Wm.,
Hart, John/ Roman, Richard (1 Lt.) ,
Roman, R.,
Billingsley, Jesse ,
Baker, Mosely ,
Kuykendall, Gibson ,
Heard, Wm. J.E.,
Heard, William E. ,
Hill, Wm. L. ,
Swisher, H.H. (Lt),
Fisher, William S. ,
Smith, Calder, R.J. ,
Sherman, Sidney (Col.),
Bennett, Jas. L. (Lt. Col.),
Wells, Lysander (Maj.),
Arnold, Haydon ,
Arnold, Haydon ,
Ware, William ,
Ware, Wm. ,
Logan, William M. ,
Patton, William H. ,
McIntire, Thomas H. ,
Galaspy, _____ (Capt) ,
Bryant, B. ,
Kimbro, Wm. ,
Seguin, Juan N.,
McNutt, Robert (Maj.) ,
Splane, P.R. ,
Chance, J.B.,
Wyley (Wiley), A.H. ,
Duncan, Peter ,
Ratcliff, W.D. ,
Bellingsley, Jesse (Capt.) Co. C,
Baker, Mosely (Capt.) Co. D,
Smith, (Capt.) Co. J,
Mabbitt, Leonard H. ,
Lockhart, Byrd ,
Bradley, John M. ,
Secrests, W.H. ,
Smith, Wm H./,
Robbins, Thomas/,
Hooper, Richard,
Harper, B.J.,
Hardin, Lynch, J.P.,
Collins, E.W. ,
Cleveland, H.N. ,
Stewart, Thomas ,
Ravill, B.F.,
Hamilton, Wm. ,
Brown, Nicholas (Sgt.),
Ingram, John ,
Smith, L. (Maj.),
Bird, John ,
Ross, Reuben,
Chenoweth, John ,
Quitman, John A./ ,
Strickland, Wm,
Robinson, J.J. (2 Lt.) ,
Earl, H.C.D. ,
Allen, James,
Graham, Wm. ,
Elliott, W.J. [William John],
Sweitzer, Alonzo B. ,
Soverein, Jos ,
Shaw, Orson ,
Wigginton, H.R.A. [Henry],
Sweeney, John *
Barnes, John H (1 Lt.)
Sweeny, John,
Fairchild, Hiram ,
Pratt, Thomas ,
Stiles, George ,
Hays, William Rufus C. ,
Holmes, James L. ,
Hubbell, H. A. ,
Hughes, J.Z. [James] ,
Fowler, C.A.W./,
Scroggs, John (1 Lt. Comm.),
Van Norman, Wm.,
Becknell, William ,
Skerrett, Mark B. ,
Harbert, D.D. (1 Lt.) ,
Burnet (Burnett), Wm D. ,
Cook (Cooke), L.P.
Hart, John ,
Love, Palas Shivers, Offa L.(S.),
Thornton, F.W./ Conrad, Edward ,
Thompson, W. ,
Thomson, Wm. ,
Marshall, Abraham ,
Chenoweth, John Read, Benjn. S. ,
Rockhold, D.B. ,
Burnett, Wm. D. ,
Harreld, Wm. E. ,
Price, James Pope ,
Shaw, Orson/ ,
Brooks, Edward (1 Lt. Comm.),
Hays, William Rufus C. (2 Lt. Comm.),
Rockhold, D.B.
Frailey, G. Clinton
Hart, William C.
Pratt, Thomas ,
Reed (Read),
Benjn. S.,
Robertson, Jerome R. ,
McLure (McClure),
Robertson, Sterling C.,
Boales, Calvin ,
Barnes, Frederick W ,
Owen, Clark L. ,
Allen, Thos. W.G. ,
Chesher (Chessher),
James Arnold, Hayden,
Coe (Coel), Philip ,
Barrett, G.W.,
Howth, W.E. ,
Teal, Henry/,
Snively, J. (1 Lt. Comm.),
Elliott, J.D. ,
Lynch, N.,
Wheelock, E.L.R. (Whittock),
Walden (Waldon), Alfred P. ,
Wheelock, E.L.R. ,
Smith, S. (Lt.) ,
Lynch, N. (Brevt. Capt.) ,
Teal, Henry/ Snively, J. (1 Lt. Comm.),
Durocher, Chas. L./ ,
Lalanette (Salanette),,
F.L. (1 Lt. Comm.) ,
McFarland, Dougald (2 Lt. Comm.) ,
Jewell (Jewel), Geo. W. ,
Barron, Thos. H. ,
Snively, Jacob/ Nelson, David S. (2 Lt. Comm.),
McFarland, Dougald Company B (2 Lt. Comm.),
Durocher, Charles L./,
Lalanette (Salanette),
L.F. (F.L.), (1 Lt. Comm.) ,
Lynch, Nicholas/
Smith, John (Comm.)
Seguin, John N. (Lt. Col. Comm.),
Thomas, B.R.,
Walden, Alfred P. ,
McFarland, Dugald (2 Lt. Comm.) ,
Chamberlain, H.P. (Lt. Comm.),
Walden, Alfred P./,
Robbless, Alexander (1 Lt. Comm.),
Barron (Barren), T.H.,
Costley, Michael,
Miller, John , (2 Lt. Comm.),
Flores, Manuel (1 Lt. Comm.) ,
Flores, Salvador ,
Snell, John, H (Sgt)
Snively, Jacob/ Nelson, David S. (2 Lt. Comm.),
McCaskey, R.D. (Lt.)/,
Howard, Geo. T.(F.) (2 Lt. Comm.),
Irvine, R.B.(J.B.) Moncur, James (Lt. Comm.),
Sprowl, James C. (J.F. J.T.)(Lt. Comm.),
Smith, John Levey, M. (Lt. Comm.),
Burnett, William D./
McClyman, J.B. (1 Lt. Comm.),
Burton [isaac Watts]
McClure, John
Pyron, David T.
Allen, James C.
Peebles, Lettlewood W. ,
Burroughs, George H.,
Colerick, Charles ,
Reed, Henry ,
Thomas, B.R. (2 Lt. Comm.) ,
Pierson, J.G.W [John Goodloe Warren] ,
Parker, Gustavus A. ,
Chesshire, James ,
Seale (Seal), Eli ,
Clapp, Elisha ,
English, George ,
Burnett (Bennett)William D. ,
McClyman (McClym), John B. (1 Lt. Comm.) ,
Green, T.J. (Brig Gen) ,
Field Officers
Green, T.J. (Brig. Gen.),
Ward, (Lt. Col.),
Dyer, Lion (Leon) (Aid de Camp),
Milroy, Magon (Major?)
Captain's Commanding Co.
Graham (Capt.),
Fairchilds (Fairchild) (Capt.),
Wigginton (Winginton) (Capt.),
Switzer (Capt.),
Hughes (Capt.) ,
Thompson (Capt.),
Reed (Redd) (Capt.),
Marshall (Capt.),
Parker (Capt.),
Chenoworth (Chenoweth) (Capt.),
Hayes (Capt.),
Lieutenants
Elliott (Lt.)
Norton (Lt.)
Hall (Lt.),
Dickson (Lt.),
Gamble (Lt.) ,
Smith (Lt.),
Sweeney (Lt.) ,
Foulkes (Lt.),
Fowler (Lt.) ,
Olliven (Olliver) (Lt.),
Humbustine (Hennbustine) (Lt.) ,
Eves (Eaves) (Lt.),
Hanks (Lt.) ,
Pratt (Lt.),
Wells (Lt.) ,
True (Lt.),
Paskall (Lt.),
Staff
Eguny (Capt., Qr. Master),
Greenville (Lt., Asst. QM),
McLasky (McLarky) (Lt., Asst. Comisy. Sub.),
McLellan (Capt., Comisy. Sub.),
McFetters (Ensign),
McLune, J. (Sgt. Major),
Scott (Lt., Ordinance),
Kelly (Sgt., Qr. Mr.),
Speakman (Sgt., Commy.),
Kitchen (Ketchem) (Waggon Master),
(Signed) James McGuin, Adjt.,
Morehouse, Edwin (Col.)
Commissioned and Non Commissioned Staff
1st Regt., 1st Brigade Volunteers
Texas Army, Aug 31, 1836
Morehouse, Edwin (Col.), 1st Appointment Nov 21, 1835, Maj. to Lt. Col. Jun 22, 1836, Lt. Col. to Col. Aug 5, 1836,
Cleaveland, A.(H.) N.,< Capt. to Lt. Col. Aug 9, 1836, (Lt. Col.),
Gillan, Benj. T. (Maj.) Capt. to Maj. Aug 17, 1836,
Millard, Henry Field and Staff, (Lt. Col.)
1st Regt. Infantry, Texas Army Aug 31, 1836
Millard, Henry (Lt. Col.) Commission Dec 15, 1835,
Smith, John (Lt. & Adjt) Commission Jun 21, 1836,
Winston, John (Jas.) S. Commission Jul 27, 1836, (Asst. Surgeon),
Neil (Neill), James C. (Col.) ,
Morehouse, Edwin (Col.) Staff,
1st Regt. Rusk's Brigade Volunteer Texas Army Sep 30, 1836,
Morehouse, Edwin (Col.) Enlistment Aug 5, 1836,
Cleveland, H.N. (Lt. Col.) Enlistment Aug 9, 1836,
Gillen, Benjamin Y. (Maj.) Enlistment Aug 17, 1836,
Dep: H.Q. Camp Johnson La Baca River, Harrison, C.L. (Col.) Field and Staff, 1st Regt.,
1st Brigade, Kentucky Volunteers Aug 31, 1836 ,
Harrison, Charles L. (Col.) Commission Apr 20, 1836,
Holmes, James L. (Maj.) Commission Aug 27, 1836,
Morehouse, E. (Col.),
Cleveland, H.W. (Lt. Col.),
Gillen, Benjamin Y. (Maj.),
Turner, Amasa ,
Field and Staff (Lt. Col), 1st Regt. Infantry, Texas Army, Commissions from May 1, 1836 Aug 31, 1836 - Oct 31, 1836,
Turner, Amasa (Lt. Col.) Commission Aug 27, 1836, Regt. Command Sep 21, 1836,
Teal, Henry (Maj.) Commission Aug 27, 1836,
Transferred
Smith, John (Capt.) Commission Aug 29, 1836, (Capt. 2nd Infty.)
Millard, Henry (Lt. Col.),
Turner, Amasa/ (Lt. Col.),
Irvine, R.B. Teal, Henry (Maj.),
Woodhouse, M.P.(H.R.) (Lt. & Adjt.),
Hill, Wm. W. ,
Lewis, M.B./ Ingram ,
Sample, David ,
END OF LIST
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Here is an example of an 1787 document from the John Gurnett Papers, written in Spanish, with an English translation granting two leagues of land in Nacogdoches to Melchora del Rio for the raising of cattle and horses.
Original Spanish Grant
English Translation
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The history of land grants in Texas is a long and complex one. The earliest grant was made by the Spanish crown to establish a mission and presidio in East Texas in 1716. In 1731 town lots in San Antonio de B
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It appears the the surname "Aldine" is Venetian/Italian decent. There is documentation referring to the Aldine family is the most well known of the Venetian printers dating back to 1494. Aldine, was the most celebrated printers in Italy. Who is not familiar with the anchor and dolphin of the Aldine family? The Aldine press had various marks during the century of its existence, from 1494 to 1598, but they were all variations of the anchor and dolphin, the anchor representing stability and the dolphin, grace in execution. No Italian printers ever approached the Aldines in beauty of typography.
Now thats right after Columbus sailed if I remember right. perhaps there was a share cropper of Italian decent with the last name of Aldine. All reference to the RR naming it after a "local farm family"they mat never had any property deeded to them. And census prior to 1900 may not be reliable.
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ALDINE, TEXAS (Harris County). Aldine is on Farm Road 525, the Missouri Pacific Railroad, and the Hardy Toll Road, on the northern outskirts of Houston in central Harris County. It was originally built on the International
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Curious on the verbage chosen in the deading discription, who really knows.
This is what Wikipedia Encyclopedia says:
History
Aldine was originally built on the International
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Perhaps one of the most enduring question in Houston is: Where is Mount Houston?
Most people always thought it was that goofy ski slope on the SW Freeway at Loop 610 that didn't last long.
Me? I always envisioned it was a pile of used tires somewhere.
You know, you may want necessarily want to discount that map. Yes, they mispelled Balaban Plaza as Balasan, but I can't be certain they are wrong in this case. I contend it is wrong and believe it is incorrect, however, I can't say that with 100% certainty. It is possible that it could have been known as Westbrook for a short time. I personally doubt it, but that's why I sometimes end my posts with the saying "if anyone can add to this..." just in case the fault is with me.
The Exciting Discovery of Mount Houston
I got a kick out of this
MOUNT HOUSTON, TEXAS. Mount Houston is east of U.S. Highway 59 near the Dyersdale oilfield in north central Harris County. It was founded on the Houston, East and West Texas Railway ten miles from Houston. A post office operated there from 1910 until 1918. In 1914 Mount Houston had two churches, a sawmill, a lumber company, numerous market gardeners, and a population of 100. By the 1980s three churches and three schools were within a mile of the townsite, but the community had not significantly increased in size.
Diana J. Kleiner
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Which was the I-45 Drive-In before that. I'm not sure what was there prior to that.
I grew up near West Mt. Houston and Steubner Airline, by the way.
Actually, I have a 1950s map that shows a tiny airport where Airline reaches U.S. 75 (north of where Aldine HS is today). I've never seen it on any other maps. I'm away from my research materials now, or else I'd provide the name of the airstrip.
I believe that was Skyline Airfield near where the blimp use to be parked
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Mark F. Barnes said:http://www.houstonfreeways.com/images/historical_challenge/A06_N3BHLA5371959_800.jpg
This view looks northbound along the North Freeway from just south of Shepherd/North Freeway Merge into Stubner/Airline Intersection in 1959. Boy they've Built some stuff there since then.
This is for all the North Side Boys to challenge the gray matter they have left!!!
Mark F. Barnes said:This is for all the North Side Boys to challenge the gray matter they have left!!!Firebird65 said:I grew up right smack-dab in the middle of that picture!Mark, I came across that photo of old U.S. 75 in Houston Freeways and it inspired me to write a history of the area, which I'm working on right now as I post this. I stop in here occasionally to see if anyone has posted anything to help in my research. Was I happy to see this post!
To the left of the future I-45 you can see the beginnings of Hidden Valley. I grew up just to the right of the future I-45 in northline Terrace, which in the 1959 photo is an open field.
Toward the top of the photo you can see the new Aldine High School, which was built at Airline and West Road in 1956 after the original school (on Aldine Westfield and Aldine Bender) burned down on Thanksgiving Eve 1954.
Towards the bottom middle of the photo along what was then North Shepherd Drive (U.S. 75) there are three gasoline storage tanks, which is Exxon's (then Humble's) North Houston Products Terminal. I am trying to find out when these were built. If anyone knows, by all means, let me know.
I'd love to start a thread about the history of the area in the photo, but so far, it seems the board is mostly made up of people who grew up in Sharpstown or along South Main. As best as I can determine, I'm the only person on here who grew up in this area.
Anyone out there who wants to talk about the Aldine/Airline area?
mkultra25 said:That is an amazing photo - I grew up right in the middle of it as well, in Hidden Valley, and my parents still live there. I assume that's Hidden Valley Drive along the north boundary of that first group of houses built in the neighborhood (dead-ending into US 75 as it heads east), and Sunnywood heading north from there parallel to 75 before crossing what would be SH 249.When I tell people that are more recent arrivals to that area that it used to be practically out in the country, they find it hard to believe given the massive development that's taken place since then. Unfortunately, flood control improvements haven't kept pace with development, which is why you can count on seeing a shot of the intersection of 249 and 45 under several feet of water on the evening news every time there's significant rainfall in the area.
Firebird65 said:Alright! A fellow northsider!Yes, that is Hidden Valley Drive dead-ending into 75 and Sunnywood is the north/south street paralleling it. That's Hidden Valley Section 1 and construction started in 1958.
There's a story in the Houston Chronicle interviewing former Aldine ISD supertendent W.W. Thorne talking about the area being nothing but a treeless plain when he bought a house there in 1958. The reason he bought there? Basically because there was nothing else around!
I have an ad from 1966 touting homes in Hidden Valley Section 5 for $115 a month. Wow!
I was doing research through old newspapers last night at U.H. and came across ads for McMahon Chevrolet, which opened in January 1971 at Hidden Valley and I-45. You might be interested in knowing that the Texaco station at that same corner and the Shell at West Mount Houston and I-45 (both incorporating Hidden Valley in their names) were built in 1963 along with the freeway. The now-closed Kroger was built in 1966 and remodeled in 1974. The Hidden Valley Shopping Center apparently was built in 1969 and consisted of a Madsen-Dugan Pharmacy, a Piggly Wiggly grocery store, a TG&Y and later a Weiners.
I've got lots more if you're interested, including info on roads stores, etc., and I'd love to hear anything you've got on the area. As I've said, I'm doing a history on the area. Actually it's a history of the Aldine Mustangs football team and I'm incorporating facts about how the area has grown and changed to add some flavor to it.
Perhaps we should start a new thread? That way others might more easily find it and can join in rather than having it buried as off topic in this unrelated one.
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This view looks northbound along the North Freeway from just south of Shepherd/North Freeway Merge to the Stubner/Airline Intersection in 1959. Boy they've Built some stuff there since then.
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Boy Downtown has changed some!!!
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This one's for you T-Bird
"Stormin' Norman" Pierce #98 standing on the left. And I think that's Billy Wade on the right!
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Herring Burl Bailey was born Nov. 15, 1936 and lived most of his life in Houston. Surviving are his wife Michelle and six children. Son Joe Dan Bailey, who worked with several Cup teams as a tire specialist in the 1990s, now works at NASCAR's R&D center. Likeable Bailey, whose bearded visage was easily recognizable, never attempted more than six or eight Winston Cup (Grand National) races in a season, and his best finishes were two fifth-places.
Bailey also competed in NASCAR's lower-dollar Grand American division in the 1960s and 1970s, winning the GA pole at Daytona in 1972 and finishing second in the class standings.
Bailey was one of a group of persistent small operators who lasted in NASCAR well into the 1980s, although Bailey seemed more to race for fun than for a career. He ran his last Winston Cup race in 1990. H.B. Bailey, part-time NASCAR independent and operator of a group of Houston-area auto parts businesses, died 4/17/2003 of heart failure at the age of 66.
This is a short Grand National history of the H.B. Bailey NASCAR Grand American Firebird. This car and several others were part of a trial by NASCAR to mix the Pony cars (GT or Grand-American) with the Grand National (now known as Winston Cup) cars. That experiment was to be tried for the first time on September 19, 1971 at North Wilkesboro, NC. That race was to be the first to mix the smaller cars with the Grand National cars. Unfortunately the race was postponed by rain. It was later run in October. Prior to the rain, Charlie Glotzbzch in Junior Johnson
Memories Of Aldine
in Historic Houston
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Here is a more complete list of the men involved in the Battle of San Jacinto, both Republic of Texas regulars and Volunteers to the Republic. Each of these men would have received a Land Grant for their participation in the Battle. If you scan the list you will see names that coinside with large land holders at the turn of the century in Harris and surrounding counties. And names that ended up being counties in Texas. Names like Kuykendall, Barker, Fitzgerald, Lynch, Montgomery (as in Andrew founder of Montgomery, TX), Rusk, Wharton, etc.
Battle of San Jacinto Veterans & Casualties - April 21, 1836
Abbot, Launcelot
Abbott, Calvin P
Adams, Thomas H
Alexander, Jerome B
Alexin, H Malena
Allen, John M
Allison, John C
Allison, Moses
Alsbury, Horatio Alexander
Alsbury, Young Perry
Anderson, C D - Wounded in Battle
Anderson, John W
Anderson, Thomas P
Anderson, Washington - Wounded in Battle
Andrews, Micah
Angel, John M
Armstrong, Irwin
Arnold, Hayden
Arnot, W S
Arocha, Jose Maria
Arocha, Manuel
Arreola, Simon
Atkinson, J
Atkison, M B
Avery, Willis
Bailey, Alexander
Bailey, Howard
Bain, Noel M
Baker, D D D
Baker, Elias
Baker, Joseph
Baker, Moseley - Wounded in Battle
Baker, W W
Balch, Hezekiah B
Balch, John
Ballard, John T
Bancroft, Jethro R
Banks, Reason
Barcinas, Andres
Bard, George
Bardwell, Solomon B
Barker, George
Barker, W
Barkley, J A
Barnes, Frederick W
Barnes, John H
Barnes, Turner
Barstow, Joshua
Barton, Elder B
Barton, Jefferson
Barton, Wayne
Bateman, William
Baxter, Montgomery
Baylor, Dr
Beams, Obidiah
Bear, Isaac H
Beard, A J
Beason, Leander
Beauchamp, John
Beauford, Thomas Y
Beebe, John N
Begley, John
Belcher, John
Belden, John
Bell, James
Bell, Peter H
Bell, Thomas H
Belnap, Thomas
Bennett, Joseph
Bennett, Joseph L
Bennett, William
Bennett, W B
Benson, Ellis
Benton, Alfred
Benton, Daniel
Bernardi, Prospero
Bernbeck, W C F
Berry, Andrew Jackson
Berryhill, W H
Biddle, John
Billingsley, Jesse - Wounded in Battle
Bingham, Benjamin Rice - Killed in Battle
Bingham, Marthias A
Bird, James
Birt, Samuel P
Bissett, Robert B
Black, D C
Blackwell, Thomas
Blakey, Lemuel Stockton - Killed in Battle
Blaney, John
Bledsoe, G L
Blue, Uriah
Bollinger, E
Bollinger, P
Bond, Henry
Book, James R
Booker, Shields
Borden, John P
Borden, Paschal P
Bostick, Joseph
Bostick, Sion R
Bottsford, Seym
Bowen, Robert
Box, James E
Box, John A
Box, Nelson
Box, Thomas G
Boyd, J C
Boyles, William
Bradley, Daniel
Bradley, J B
Bradley, James
Bradley, Micajah
Brake, Michael J
Branch, Edward Thomas
Breeding, Fidelia
Breedlove, A W
Brennan, William
Brewer, Henry M
Brewster, Henry Percy
Brigham, Genj R
Brigham, Moses
Briscoe, Andrew
Brookfield, F E
Brooks, Thomas D
Brown, Alexander
Brown, David
Brown, George
Brown, Oliver T
Brown, Wilson C
Browning, George W
Bruff, Christopher C
Bryan, Moses Austin
Bryant, Benjamin Franklin
Buffinton, Anderson
Bullock, David M
Bunton, John Wheeler
Burch, James
Burch, Valentine
Burditt, Jesse F
Burditt, Newell W
Burleson, Aaron
Burleson, Edward
Burnam, William Owen
Burnham, John Hickerson
Burton, Isaac Watts
Burtrony, T
Bust, Luke W
Butts, Augustus J
Caddell, Andrew
Cage, B F
Calder, Robert J
Caldwell, Pinkney
Callahan, Thomas J
Campbell, D W
Campbell, H D
Campbell, John
Campbell, Joseph
Campbell, Michael
Campbell, Rufus E
Cannon, William J
Carpenter, John
Carpenter, John W
Carper, William M
Carr, Robert
Carter, James
Carter, Robert W B
Cartwright, Matthew W
Cartwright, William
Caruthers, Allen
Cassady, John W
Castleman, Jacob
Chadduck, Richard H
Chaffin, J A
Chamberlain, Willard
Chance, Joseph B
Chapman, Henry
Cheairs, John F
Chelaup, James K
Chevers, John
Childs, J J
Choate, David
Christie, John
Clapp, Elisha
Clark, James
Clark, John
Clarke, Charles A
Clarkson, Charles
Clayton, Joseph Alvey
Clelland, John Joshua
Clements, Lewis C
Cleveland, Horatio N
Clopper, Andrew M
Coble, Adam
Cochran, Jeremiah D
Cockrill, John
Coffman, Elkins G
Coker, John
Cole, David
Cole, James
Coleman, Robert W
Coles, B L
Coliant, John B
Collard, Job S
Collins, Willis
Collinsworth, James T
Colton, William
Common, Thomas
Conlee, Preston
Conn, Joseph S
Connell, David
Connell, Sampson
Conner, James
Cook, A W
Cooke, Francis J
Cooke, Thomas
Cooke, William G
Cooper, James - Wounded in Battle
Cooper, Mathias - Killed in Battle
Cormana, Cesario
Corry, Thomas F
Corzine, Hershel
Cottle, Sylvanus
Cox, Lewis
Cox, Thomas B
Craddock, John R
Craft, James A
Craft, Russel B
Craig, Harry/Henry R
Crain, Joel B
Crain, Robert T
Cravens, Robert M
Crawford, J B
Crawford, Robert
Criswell, William
Crittenden, Robert
Cronican, Michael
Crosby, Garry
Crownover, A
Crunk, Nicholas S
Cruz y Arocha, Antonio
Cumba, James - Wounded in Battle
Cumberland, George
Cunningham, Leander C
Curbier, Antonio
Curbier, Matias
Curneal, Patrick J
Curtis, Hinson
Curtis, James
Dale, Elijah V
Dallas, Walter R
Dalrymple, John
Darling, John Socrates
Darr, George
Darst, Edmund C
Darst, Richard Brownfield
Davey, Thomas P
David, Abner C
David, George W
David, James P
David, Samuel S
David, Travis
Davidson, William Francis H
Davis, Jesse K
Davis, John
Davis, Moses M
Davis, William R
Dawson, Nicholas Mosby
Day, Henry S
de Zavala, Lorenzo Jr
Deadrick, David
Deadrick, Fielding
Deadrick, George M
Denham, M H
Denmon, Holden
Dennis, Thomas Mason
DeVore/DeVois, Cornelius
DeWitt, James C
Dexter, Peter B
Dibble, Henry
Dickerman, E
Dillard, Abraham
Dixon, J H T
Doan, Joseph
Doolittle, Berry
Douby, Daniel
Douglass, Freeman W
Douglass, Jonathan
Douthatt, James
Dubromer, Tobias Dr
Dufee, William
Duff, James C
Duff, J P
Dunbar, William
Duncan, Jacob
Duncan, John
Dunham, Daniel T
Dunham, William D
Dunn, J G
Dunn, Matthew
Dutcher, Alfred
Dyches, Lovick P
Earl, William
Eastland, William Mosby
Edenburg, Christopher
Edgar, Joseph S - Wounded in Battle
Edson, Amos B
Edwards, Isaiah
Edwards, Tilford C
Egbert, J D
Ehlinger, Joseph
Eiler, Jacob
Eldridge, James J
Ellender, Joseph
Elliot, J D
Elliott, James F
Ellis, Willis L
Emory, Edwin B
Enriques, Lucio
Erath, George Bernard
Evans, Moses
Evans, Musgrove
Everett, William
Evetts, James
Ewing, Alexander Wray
Faris, Hezekiah
Farley, Thomas M
Farmer, James
Farrish, Oscar
Farwell, Joseph
Fennell, George
Ferrell, William
Ferrill, John
Fields, Henry
Finch, Matthew
Finley, Benjamin C
Fisher, William
Fisher, William S
Fisk, Greenleaf
Fitch, Benjamin F
Fitzgerald, Longford
Fitzhugh, John T P
Flick, John
Flores, Manuel
Flores, Manuel Maria
Flores, Martin
Flores, Nepomuceno
Flynn, Thomas J
Foard, Charles A
Fogle, Andrew
Foley, Steven T
Forbes, John
Ford, Simon P
Forrester, Charles
Foster, Anthony
Foster, John R
Fowle, Thomas Patton - Killed in Battle
Fowler, Andrew Jackson
Fowler, Thomas M
Fraley, Morrison
Francis, William
Franklin, Benjamin Cromwell
Frazier, Hugh
Friel/Freele, James
Fry, Benjamin F
Fullerton, William
Fullerton, Henry
Fulton, James
Gafford, John
Gage, Calvin - Wounded in Battle
Gainer, John N
Gallaher, E
Gallatin, Albert Edward - Wounded in Battle
Gamble, William
Gant, William W
Gardner, G W
Garwood, S Joseph
Gay, Thomas
Gedry, Lefoy
Gentry, Fred B
Giddings, Giles A - Wounded in Battle
Gilbert, John F
Gill, John Porter
Gill, William C
Gillespie, James
Gillespie, John
Gillette, Samuel
Goheen, Michael R
Goodloe, Robert Kemp
Goodwin, Lewis
Goome, Garrett E
Goosley, W G
Gordon, J
Gorham, Isaac
Graham, John
Granville, B
Graves, David
Graves, Thomas A
Gray, James
Gray, M B
Green, Benjamin
Green, George
Green, James
Green, Thomas
Greenwood, James
Greer, Thomas N B
Grenlaw, A
Grice, J B
Grieves, David
Griffin, William
Griffith, John
Grigsby, Crawford
Grimes, George W
Groce, Jacob
Grover, J A F
Gustine, Lemuel Dr
Hager, Nat
Hale, John C - Killed in Battle
Hale, William
Hall, James
Hall, John W
Hallett, John
Hallmark, W E
Halstead, E B
Hamilton, Elias E
Hancock, George
Handy, Robert Eden
Hardaway, Samuel G
Hardeman, Thomas J
Hardin, Benjamin Franklin
Hardin, Ennis
Harman, John
Harmon, Clark M
Harper, B J
Harper, John
Harper, Peter
Harris, Andrew J
Harris, Isaac
Harris, James
Harris, Temple O
Harris, William
Harrison, A L
Harvey, David
Harvey, John
Haskin, T A
Hassell, John W
Hatfield, B M
Hawkins, William
Hawkins, W W
Haye, James
Hays, W C
Head, W M
Heard, William Jones Elliot
Henderson, Robert
Henderson, F K
Henderson, Hugh
Henderstrom, Augustus
Henry, Charles M
Henry, Robert
Herrera, Pedro
Herron, John H
Heuser, John A
Hick, Charles
Highsmith, Abijah
Hill, Abraham W
Hill, Hardy
Hill, Isaac L
Hill, James M
Hill, William W
Hinds, James
Hitchcock, Franklin
Hockley, George Washington
Hodge, Archie
Hodge, James
Hodge, W
Hogan, James
Hogan, Josiah
Holder, Prior A
Holderman, Jesse
Holman, William Sanford
Holmes, Peter W
Homan, Harvey
Hope, Adolphus
Hope, Prosper
Hope, Richard
Hopkins, Thomas
Hopson, John
Hopson, Lucine
Horton, Alexander
Hotchkiss, Richard
Houston, Samuel - Wounded in Battle
Howard, Levi
Howard, W C
Howell, Robert
Howlett, A W
Hughes, Thomas M
Hunget, Meredith
Hunt, John C
Hunter, Robert H
Hyland, Joseph
Ijams, Bazil G
Ingram, Allen - Wounded in Battle
Ingram, John
Irvine, James T P Rev
Irvine, Josephus S
Isbell, James H
Isbell, William
Jack, William H
Jackson, Joseph
Jackson, Thomas R
Jacques, Isaac L
James, Denward
James, W F - Wounded in Battle
Jennings, J D Dr
Jett, James M
Jett, Stephen
Johnson, Benjamin
Johnson, George
Johnson, George J
Johnson, James
Johnson, John
Johnson, John R
Johnson, M B
Johnston, Thomas D
Jones, Allen B
Jones, Anson
Jones, Edward S
Jones, D P
Jones, George Washington
Jordan, Alfred S
Joseph Floyd
Joslem, James
Karner, John
Karnes, Henry Wax
Kelso, Alfred
Kennard, William
Kennedy, W
Kent, Joseph
Kenyon, A D
Kerr, W P
Kibbe, William
Killeen, William
Kimbro, William
Kincannon, William P
Kleburg, Robert Justus
Kornegay, David S
Krattz, Lewis
Kuykendall, Gibson
Kuykendall, H
Kuykendall, J H
Kuykendall, Matthew
Kuykendall, Thornton P
Labadie, Nicolas D
Lamar, Mirabeau B
Lamar, Shelly W
Lamb, George A - Killed in Battle
Lambert, Walter
Lane, Walter P
Lane, William Paye
Lane, W P
Lang, George W
Lapham, Moses
Larbaltrier, Charles
Larrison, A
Lasater, Francis B
Lawrence, George Washington
Lawrence, Joseph
Lawrence, Samuel
Lee, Henry/Hiram
Lee, T S
Leek, George W
Leeper, Samuel
Legg, Seneca
Legrand, Edward Oswald
Lemsky, Frederick
Lessassur, A
Lester, James S
Leveney, Thomas
Lewellyn, John
Lewis, Abraham
Lewis, A S
Lewis, Edward
Lewis, George Washington - Wounded in Battle
Lewis, John E
Lightfoot, William D
Lightfoot, Wilson T
Limski, ?
Lind, John F
Lindsay, Benjamin
Litten/Litter, John
Liverall, A
Lloyd, Peterson
Lockridge, William
Loderback, J D
Logan, William M
Love, David Hall
Love, Robert
Lowery, John L
Luders, Henry
Lupton, Cyrus W
Lyford, John
Lynch, J P
Lynch, Nicholas
Magill, William Harrison
Maiden, Isaac
Maldonado, Tomas
Malone, C
Mancha, Jose Maria
Manhue, E
Manuel, A E
Marsh, Alonzo
Marshall, Hugh
Marshall, John L
Martin, Philip C
Marvey, John
Mason, Charles
Mason, George W
Massie, William
Matchett, John
Maury, James
Maxwell, Peter Menard
Maxwell, Thomas
Maybee, Jacob
Mays, Ambrose
Mays, Thomas H - Wounded in Battle
McAllister, Joseph
McClelland, Samuel
McCloskey, Robert D
McCorley, Placido
McCormack, J M
McCoy, John
McCoy, William
McCrabb, John M
McCrabb, Joseph
McCrocklin, Jesse L
McCulloch, Benjamin
McFadin, David H
McFall, Samuel
McFarlane, J W B
McGary, Daniel H
McGay, Thomas
McGee, Joseph
McGown, Andrew Jackson
McHorse, John W
McIntire, Thomas H
McIntire, William
McKay, D
McKay, Daniel
McKenzie, Alexander
McKinzie, Hugh
McLaughlin, Robert
McLaughlin, Stephen
McLean, Dugald
McLinn, Stephen
McManus, R O W
McMaster, William
McMillan, Andrew
McMillan, Edward
McMillan, James
McNeel, Pleasant D
McNelly, Bennett
McNelly, Samuel
McNutt, Major Robert
McStea, Andrew M
Menchaca, Antonio
Menifee, J S
Mercer, Eli
Mercer, Elijah G
Mercer, G R
Merwin, Joseph W
Miles, A H
Miles, Edward
Millard, Henry
Miller, Daniel
Miller, Francis
Miller, Hugh
Miller, Joseph
Miller, William
Miller, William H
Millerman, Ira
Millett, Samuel
Mills, David Granville
Mims, Benjamin F
Minnett, Joshua
Mitchell, Asa
Mitchell, J B
Mitchell, James
Mitchell, Nathaniel
Mixon, Noel
Mock, William N
Molino, Jose
Money, John H
Montgomery, Andrew
Montgomery, John
Montgomery, M
Moore, J D
Moore, Robert
Moore, Robert D
Moore, Samuel
Moore, William A
Mordorff, Henry
More, William P
Moreland, Isaac N
Morgan, John
Morris, Bethel
Morris, John
Morris, Spencer
Morton, John V
Mosier, Adam
Moss, John
Moss, Matthew
Mottley, William Junius Dr - Mortally Wounded
Murphy, David
Murray, William
Myers, E G
Nabors, William
Nash, John D
Navarro, Nepomuceno
Neal, John
Nealis, Francis
Neill, James C - Wounded in Battle
Neill, Samuel C
Nelson, David S
Nelson, James - Wounded in Battle
Newman, W G
Newton, ?
Noland, Wesley W
O'Bannon, Jennings
O'Bryan, Luke
O'Conner, Patrick B
O'Conner, Thomas
Odem, David
O'Driscoll, Daniel
O'Kelley, Connell
O'Neil, William
Orr, Thomas
Osborne, Benjamin
Owen, J D
Owen, James D
Ownby, James
Pace, Dempsey
Pace, James Robert
Pace, William
Page, Solomon C
Park, Joseph B
Park, William A - Wounded in Battle
Parker, Dickinson
Paschall, Samuel
Pate, William H
Patterson, James S
Patton, StClair
Patton, William
Patton, William H
Peck, Nathaniel
Peck, Nicolas
Peebles, R P Dr
Peebles, Samuel W
Pena, Jacinto
Pennington, J M
Pentecost, George W
Perch, Levy
Perry, James F
Peterson, John
Peterson, William
Pettus, Edward C
Pettus, John F
Petty, George W
Pevehouse, Preston
Pevetoe, Michael
Phillips, Elijah
Phillips, S
Phillips, Samuel
Pickering, J
Pier, J H
Pierce, Edward
Pierce, W J C
Pinchback, James R
Plaster, Thomas Phiney
Pleasants, John
Plunkett, John
Polk, Thomas
Powell, James
Pratt, Thomas P
Price, Berry
Price, Hardy W B
Price, Robert
Price, William
Proctor, J W
Pruett, Leroy
Pruett, Martin
Pruitt, Elisha
Putman, Michael - Wounded in Battle
Rainey, Clement
Rainwater, E R
Ramey, Lawrence
Ramirez, Edwardo
Raymond, S B
Reaves, Dimer W
Rector, Claiborn
Rector, Elbridge Gerry - Wounded in Battle
Rector, Pendleton
Redd, William D
Reed, Henry
Reed, Nathaniel
Reel, Robert J W
Reese, Charles K
Reese, W P
Rheinhart, Asa
Rhodes, ?
Rhodes, Joseph
Rial, John W
Richardson, D L
Richardson, John
Richardson, Lewis
Richardson, William
Ricks, George W
Ripley, Phineas
Robbins, Earl
Robbins, John
Robbins, Thomas
Roberts, David
Roberts, S R
Roberts, Sion
Robertson, William
Robinson, George Washington - Wounded in Battle
Robinson, J
Robinson, James W
Robinson/Robertson, Jesse
Robinson, Thomas J
Robison, Joel W
Rockwell, C B
Rodriquez, Ambrosio
Roman, A Richard
Rounds, Lyman F
Rowe, James
Ruddell, John
Rudder, Nathaniel
Rusk, David
Rusk, Thomas Jefferson
Russell, Robert B
Ryons, Thomas
Sadler, John
Sadler, William T
Sam, Garett
Sanders, John
Sanders, Uriah
Sayers, John
Scallorn, John W
Scarborough, Paul
Scates, William B
Scott, David
Scott, William P
Scraggs, J H
Scurry, Richardson
Secrest, Fielding
Secrest, Washington
Seguin, Juan Nepomuceno
Self, George
Sennat, Andrew
Sergeant, William
Seve, Ralph E
Sevey, Manasseh
Sharp, John
Shaw, James
Sherman, Sidney
Sheston, Henry
Shreve, John M
Shupe, Samuel
Sigmond, Abel
Simmon, William
Simpson, John
Slack, Joseph
Slayton, John
Smith, A M H
Smith, Benjamin Fort
Smith, Daniel
Smith, Erastus [Deaf]
Smith, I G
Smith, James E
Smith, John
Smith, John
Smith, John
Smith, John H
Smith, John T
Smith, Robert W
Smith, W W
Smith, William
Smith, William
Smith, William
Smith, William A
Smith, William M
Smith, William H - Wounded in Battle
Snell, Martin K
Snodgrass, J G
Snyder, M
Somervell, Alexander
Sovereign, Joseph
Sparks, Stephen F
Spicer, J A
Splane, Peyton R
Splane, Thomas M
Stancell, John F
Standifer, Jacob L
Starkley, Benjamin F
Stebbins, Charles C
Steele, Alphonso - Wounded in Battle
Steele, Maxwell
Steele, William H
Stephens, Ashley R - Mortally Wounded
Stephens, Charles
Stephenson, Robert
Stevenson, John
Stevenson, R
Stewart, Charles
Stewart, James
Stillwell, William S
Stouffer, Henry S
Strode, John W
Stroh, Phillip
Stump, John S
Sullivan, Dennis
Summers, William W
Sutherland, George
Swain, William W
Swearengen, V W
Swearingen, Elemeleck
Swearingen, W C
Sweeney, William Burrell
Swift, Hugh M
Swisher, Harvey H
Swisher, John M
Sylvester, James Austin
Tanner, Edward M
Tarin, Manuel
Tarleton, James
Taylor, Abraham R
Taylor, Campbell
Taylor, Edward W
Taylor, J
Taylor, J B
Taylor, John N
Taylor, William S
Thomas, Benjamin
Thomas, Taylor
Thompson, A P
Thompson, Charles P
Thompson, Cyrus W
Thompson, James B
Thompson, Jesse G
Thompson, Thomas
Threadgill, Joshua
Tierwester, Henry H
Tindale, Daniel
Tindall, William M
Tinsley, James W
Tom, John F - Wounded in Battle
Townsend, J
Townsend, J
Townsend, M
Townsend, Spencer
Trask, Olwyn J - Mortally Wounded
Trenary, John B
Trud, M
Tumlinson, John J
Tunage, Shelby C
Turner, Amasa
Tyler, Charles C
Tyler, Robert D T
Usher, Patrick
Utley, Thomas - Wounded in Battle
Van Winkle, John
Vandever, Logan - Wounded in Battle
Vaughn, Richard
Vermilion, Joseph
Vinator, James
Viven, John
von Roeder, Louis
Votaw, Elijah - Wounded in Battle
Wade, John M
Waldron, C W
Walker, James
Walker, John
Walker, Joseph
Walker, Martin - Wounded in Battle
Walker, William S - Wounded in Battle
Walling, Jesse
Walneet, Francis
Wardzinski, Felix
Ware, William
Warner, Thomas J
Waters, George - Wounded in Battle
Waters, William
Watkins, James E
Watson, Dexter
Webb, James
Webb, Thomas H
Weedon, George
Wells, James
Wells, Lysander
Welsh, James
Weppler, Phillip
Wertzner, Christian Gotthelf
Westgate, Ezra
Wharton, James
Wharton, John Austin
Wheeler, Samuel L
White, John Carey
White, Joseph E
White, L W
Whitehead, N
Whiteside, Elisha
Whittaker, Madison G
Wilcox, Oswin
Wilder, James IV
Wiley, Samuel
Wilkinson, Freeman
Wilkinson, James
Wilkinson, James C
Wilkinson, John
Wilkinson, Leroy - Wounded in Battle
Williams, Charles
Williams, Francis F
Williams, Hezekiah R
Williams, Jesse
Williams, Matthew R
Williams, W F
Williamson, Robert M
Willoughby, L
Wilmouth, Louis
Wilson, James
Wilson, Thomas R
Wilson, Walker B
Winburn, McHenry
Winett, Robert
Winn, Walker
Winters, A
Winters, James W
Winters, John F
Winters, William C - Wounded in Battle
Wood, Edward B
Wood, Robert
Wood, William
Woodlief, Devereaux J - Wounded in Battle
Woods, Joseph H
Woods, Riley
Woods, Samuel
Woodward, F M
Woolsey, Abner W
Word, W H
Wright, G
Wright, Gilbert
Wright, Rufus
Wyly, Alfred Henderson
Yancy, John
Yarborough, S
York, James Allison
Young, William Foster - Wounded in Battle
Zuber, William Physick
Zumwalt, Andrew