35th Mississippi Regiment
Volunteers, Company B
This information is from the Southern Star of DeKalb, Mississippi (Kemper Co.) printed on June 05, 1907 by C. Gewin. It is the Roll for the 35th Mississippi Regiment Volunteers, Company B. This Company was Enlisted and Organized on March 01, 1862. If you have any questions or comments feel free to write me. E-Mail Lesley .
This page last updated Nov. 2006
| A. M. Jack, Captain; resigned April 1862 |
| G. W. McAllister, 1st Lieutenant; died April 1862 |
| G. W. Oden. 2nd Lieutenant; promoted to Captain April 1862; wounded at Corinth, Mississippi. |
| W. J. Flake, 3rd Lieutenant. |
| Wm. Adams, killed at Corinth, Mississippi October 04, 1862 |
| J. M. Adams |
| J. H. Aust |
| Charley Anderson |
| J. A. Blakely, killed at Franklin, Tennessee November 30, 1864 |
| George Bannerman, elected 2nd Lieutenant April 1862 |
| T. P. Bannerman |
| T. R. Bennett. wounded at Corinth, Mississippi October 04, 1862 and at Franklin, Tennessee November 30, 1862 |
| James Barfield |
| John Barfield |
| J. C. Barksdale |
| Wm. Brown |
| Joseph Black,Enlisted March 1st, 1862. He was Captured December 17th, 1864 at Franklin, Tenn. He was Later Released June 12th, 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio. |
| John Bates |
| Lot Ballard, killed at Vicksburg, Mississippi 1863. |
| A. B. Cherry, killed at Kennesaw Mountain, January 1804 (probably means 1864) |
| T. J. Cherry |
| J. M. Cherry |
| A. H. Cherry |
| John Cherry |
| James Campbell |
| Wm. Clark |
| M. P. Carter |
| Marion Carter,wounded at Casseville, Georgia |
| Louis Cockrell |
| James Cockrell |
| George Corbin |
| J. C. Carpenter, wounded at Atlanta, Georgia |
| Wm. Davis, wounded at Kennesaw Mountain, and at Blakeley, Alabama. |
| T. E. Davis |
| Wm. Denton |
| J. P. Davis |
| E. Diffey |
| Wm. D. Edwards, wounded at Corinth, Mississippi. |
| J. J. Edwards |
| Napoleon Edwards, died in prison. |
| Wm. Evans |
| Warren Felton |
| J. G. Felton, elected 3rd Lieutenant 1864, wounded at Blakeley, Alabama. |
| J. A. Flake, wounded at Altoona, Georgia. |
| John Farmer |
| John Grace |
| M. J. Grace |
| Joseph Grace |
| Joshua Grace |
| Hamp Grace, killed at Corinth, Mississipp. |
| Wm. Gary, killed at Atlanta, Georgia. |
| G. C. Gregory |
| Levi Howard |
| N. F. Hardin |
| Y. B. Howell |
| Pat Hampton |
| Alex Hale |
| Wm. Hailey, killed at Corinth, Mississippi |
| Levi Johnson |
| Thos. Kitchens |
| Frank Kernop |
| John Kerr, elected 1st Lieutenant 1862, wounded at Corinth, Mississippi. |
| James Kerr |
| E. S. Kinghton |
| Sim Lang |
| Wiley Lang |
| Jessie Long, elected 3rd Lieutenant 1863, killed at Atlanta, Georgia August 1864. |
| Van B. Long |
| K. P. Long |
| M. Lassiter |
| G. Lassiter (John Gale) |
| M. Lassiter |
| Bryant Lam, wounded at Atlanta, Georgia. |
| Wm. Lanier |
| Hendon Morris, killed at Atlanta, Georgia. |
| Luther Morris |
| Pat McCalebb |
| Calvin McCalebb |
| John A. McKade |
| J. M. McKade or McDade |
| Wm. J. McDade Sr. |
| J. C. McDade |
| Wm. J. McDade Jr., wounded at Franklin, Tennessee. |
| C. A. McDade |
| John McLaurin, wounded at New Hope, Georgia. |
| Keni McCaskill |
| George Maes |
| Allen Maise |
| Jim Matcalf |
| James Mobley |
| D. E. Newell, wounded at Corinth, Mississippi. |
| J. J. Newell |
| D. Neville |
| Joe B. Oden |
| George Oden, wounded at Blakeley, Alabama. |
| E. M. Oden |
| Ben Pool |
| Rich Pool |
| John Parish |
| Steve Parish, wounded at Corinth, Mississippi. |
| Charley Parker |
| Wm. Rainey, killed at Corinth, Mississippi. |
| Tom Roberts |
| George Rowe |
| Jessie Rowe, wounded at Corinth, Mississippi. |
| Aron Rosenbaum, killed at Kennesaw Mountain. |
| Ben T. Rush |
| J. C. Ross |
| J. F. Stewart |
| Wm. Shannon |
| Thomas Scott |
| Frank Swearengin |
| W. G. Sanders, wounded at Corinth, Mississippi. |
| P. S. Stokes |
| Hiram Stokes, killed at Atlanta, Georgia. |
| Cap Thomas |
| Wm. Thomas |
| Pink Turner |
| D. C. Trederway |
| Furman Treadaway, killed at Manita. |
| A. J. Townsend |
| Alex Wilson |
| Bill Wilson, killed at Corinth, Mississippi. |
| Joe Wilson |
| R. Williamson |
| J. W. White |
| John Whitsett |
| Side Note: Anderson Earp, died Corinth, Mississippi of disease May 08, 1862 |
This is the end of the 35th Mississippi Company B. I sure hope you found what you were looking for while you were here.
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