COMPANY A, 24th TENNESSEE REGIMENT, CONFEDERATE ARMY
Newspaper chipping furnished by Sue Ferguson Puckett
Company "A" was organized in Versailles, Tennessee under the two oak trees on the south side of the store. The record established by the 24th during battles at Shiloh, Murfreesboro, Stones River, Chicamauga, and Atlanta is one of great interest to Versailles and the Tenth District.
Records at the National Battlefield at Murfreesboro reveal the 24th as a well-organized regiment. They served under General Bragg and were assigned to vital points in the thick of the conflict. Many descendants of this regiment still reside in the area.
Muster Roll
Deletions and additions occurred daily. This is the list at one time.
1 Capt. J.C Jackson, wounded at Shiloh and Shelbyville
2 1st Lieut. F.M. Jackson, wounded at Shiloh
3 2nd Lieut J.W. Nance, wounded at Jonesboro, GA
4 3rd LieutRichard Ransom
5 William McDowell
6 Merrit McGowan
7 James Owen
8 Ed Brown, died 1862
9 William Harrison, died 1862
10 William Vincin, died 1861
11 Jeff Owen
12 Robert Turner, wounded at Murfreesboro
13 Ben Ward
14 W.J.S. Fain, wounded at Nashville
15 F.M. Spence, wounded at Perryville, KY
16 James King, died 1862
17 J.C. Jones, wounded at Murfreesboro
18 Van Hendrix, wounded at Shiloh
19 J.A Taylor, wounded a Jonesboro GA
20 Ridley Jackson, , wounded a Jonesboro GA
21 Rufus King, died 1862
22 Joseph Corsey, wounded at Chicaumauga
23 John Grinage
24 A.J.Holden
25 W.C Corsey, died 1862
26 Ab Haynes
27 Jack Collins
28 John Jackson
29 John Holden
30 Mart Collins
31 Carley Dunn, died 1861
32 John Maxwell, died 1861
33 John King, died 1861
34 William Garrett, died 1861
35 Cap Lawrence, killed 1861
36 John Castleman, killed at Missonary Ridge
37 Thomas Garrett, wounded at New Hope Church
38 Thomas Fain, killed at Franklin
39 Joseph Young
40 John Young
41 Lemuel Manire, wounded at Chicaumauga
42 John Stegall, wounded at Chicaumauga
43 William Russell, wounded at Chicaumauga
44 William Stegall, wounded at Chicaumauga
45 Alfred Box, wounded at Murfreesboro
46 William Garrett, wounded at Murfreesboro
47 David Heath, wounded at Murfreesboro
48 William Carlton
49 J.A. Carlton
50 J.M. Carson
51 Richard Jones, killed at Murfreesboro
52 J.C.Jones, wounded at Murfreesboro
53 Robert Carsin, killed at Perryville, KY
54 Newton Kay
55 Ezell Pope
56 Robert Devert
57 Thomas Maddox
58 L.A. Wind, wounded at Shiloh
59 T.P. Smith
60 John Heath
61 R.W. Fain
62 Barton Smotherman
63 Samuel Davis
64 W.M. Lamb
65 Burnett Curtis
66 William Jackson, wounded at Chicaumauga
67 Joseph Cook
68 Ned Jones
69 Lieut J.F. Kimmons, wounded at Shiloh
70 Moses Vincant, killed at Shiloh
71 Thomas Wright, wounded at Murfreesboro
72 J.C Hudson wounded at Shiloh & Perryville KY
73 J.A. Johnson, captured and died in prison
74 Abraham Gregory Chicamauga and released
75 Calvin Smotherman
76 Dodson Smotherman
77 C.T. Arbuckle
78 Fount Cleveland
79 Henry Toliver
80 J.M. Carlton
81 B.A. Jones, wounded at Shiloh
82 David Jones
83 W.H. Carson
84 J.C. Furgerson, killed in 1864
85 F.M. Pope
86 John Pope
87 F Cooper and died at Columbus Miss
88 Henry Arnold
89 Robert Whitus
90 William Fain
91 Sam Haskin
92 W.T. Duran
93 Nelson Lamb, wounded at Shiloh
94 A.M.Manier
95 James Wright, died in prison
96 Calvin Featherston
97 J.W. Smotherman
98 Nick Jones
99 Joseph Smotherman, died in war
100 Ben Lewis
101 Charley James
102 D.C.Jackson
103 C.P. Taylor
104 R.W. Farris
105 Bill Jackson
106 Dr W.M. Hutton
107 William Pucket killed at Murfreesboro
108 Charley Novell, died 1862
109 Daniel Novell
110 William Gentry
111 Minus Gentry
112 D.C. Manire
113 D.C. Carlton
114 Sam Wright
115 T.H.Corsey, killed at Franklin
116 B.F. Nance, hospitalized at