Private / Brevet 2nd Lietenant
1st Tennessee Infantry Volunteer
Company 'F' The Salem Invincibles
Turney's Regiment
CSA (Prov)
Enrolled 29 Apr 61 at Salem, Franklin County, Tennessee. While in Richmond, Virginia, during May or June 61 he was a party of five men from the Company who visited President Davis as a deputation when the Company refused to accept antiquated guns which the Government wanted to issue. They eventually received more modern guns. Present until November and December 1861. Promoted 7 November 1862 to brevet Second Lieutenant. Present September and October 1862 (commanding company) until killed at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 1 July 63.
1st Tennessee Infantry Volunteer
Company 'F' The Salem Invincibles
Turney's Regiment
CSA (Prov)
Enrolled 29 Apr 61 at Salem, Franklin County, Tennessee. While in Richmond, Virginia, during May or June 61 he was a party of five men from the Company who visited President Davis as a deputation when the Company refused to accept antiquated guns which the Government wanted to issue. They eventually received more modern guns. Present until November and December 1861. Promoted 7 November 1862 to brevet Second Lieutenant. Present September and October 1862 (commanding company) until killed at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 1 July 63.
Private / Brevet 2nd Lietenant
1st Tennessee Infantry Volunteer
Company 'F' The Salem Invincibles
Turney's Regiment
CSA (Prov)
Enrolled 29 Apr 61 at Salem, Franklin County, Tennessee. While in Richmond, Virginia, during May or June 61 he was a party of five men from the Company who visited President Davis as a deputation when the Company refused to accept antiquated guns which the Government wanted to issue. They eventually received more modern guns. Present until November and December 1861. Promoted 7 November 1862 to brevet Second Lieutenant. Present September and October 1862 (commanding company) until killed at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 1 July 63.
1st Tennessee Infantry Volunteer
Company 'F' The Salem Invincibles
Turney's Regiment
CSA (Prov)
Enrolled 29 Apr 61 at Salem, Franklin County, Tennessee. While in Richmond, Virginia, during May or June 61 he was a party of five men from the Company who visited President Davis as a deputation when the Company refused to accept antiquated guns which the Government wanted to issue. They eventually received more modern guns. Present until November and December 1861. Promoted 7 November 1862 to brevet Second Lieutenant. Present September and October 1862 (commanding company) until killed at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 1 July 63.
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