Company "K" Roster

Based on Mel Wheat's Regimental Roster.

John G. Walker, Captain, Harris County, wounded at Woodsonville, Kentucky, in 1861, elected Lieutenant Colonel, January 1862, died September 1869.
A. W. Morris, 1st Lieutenant, Montgomery County, wounded at Woodsonville, Kentucky, resigned and died.
Henry Thomas, 2nd Lieutenant, Harris County, resigned January 1862.
S. P. Christian, 3rd Lieutenant, Harris County, elected Captain, January, 1862, promoted to Major, July, 1863, Lieutenant Colonel in 1865, wounded at Farmington, Tennessee.
A. W. Hottle, 1st Sergeant, Montgomery County, promoted to Major and Quartermaster; died in Harris County.

Privates

J. D. Alexander discharged at Bowling Green, Kentucky.
J. H. Alexander.
H. Bowling, elected lieutenant, January, 1862; resigned May, 1863.
G. Bowling wounded and discharged.
A. L. Baine, Washington County, killed at Murfreesboro.
J. W. Bowers, Washington County.
J. L. Bowers, Washington County.
H. J. Barfield, Washington County.
T. J. Burroughs, Montgomery County, discharged, October, 1863.
R. R. Benjamin, Leon County, killed at Dandridge, East Tennessee, January, 1863.
Page Bloodgood, Harris (Chambers) County, was seriously wounded at Woodsonville, KY., discharged. He died in 1875 at the age of 34 years.
A. B. Briscoe, Harris County, elected lieutenant, March, 1863.
D. K. Browning, Washington County, killed near Kirkville, March 13, 1863.
William Ballantine, Washington County, transferred to infantry.
G. P. Burke, Harris County, company clerk to brigade.
James Bates, Montgomery County, discharged in 1862; died in Texas in 1865.
A. Billingsly, Washington County, discharged in 1862.
Joe Collins, Victoria County, died at Bowling Green, Kentucky, in 1861.
J. A. Collins, Victoria County, elected lieutenant, December, 1862, wounded and resigned, July 13, 1863.
L. S. Crunk, Washington County, wounded at Murfreesboro and discharged.
J. T. Coats, Victoria County, present.
S. T. Conway, Victoria County, wounded at Murfreesboro and discharged.
William Cheney, Washington County, present.
T. Chatham, Montgomery County, present.
W. Chatham, Montgomery County, captured and prisoner of war.
T. C. Clay, Washington County, promoted Ordnance Officer, Harrison's Brigade.
R. N. Condren, Washington County.
Theo Cofield, Washington County, discharged at Woodburn, Kentucky, in 1862.
James Cartwright, Washington County, discharged at Woodburn, Kentucky, in 1862.
N. B. Dillard, Washington County, died in prison.
Aaron Martin “Dick” Dunman, Harris (Chambers) County
R. L. Dunman, Harris (Chambers ) County, present. Wounded at East Point, GA, and Barker’s Crossroads, SC.
S. M. Dennis, Harris County, died in prison.
S. Epperson, died in prison.
L. H. A. Epperson, killed at Chickamauga.
J. W. S. Emerson, prisoner of war.
F. M. Elam, thirteen horses killed or wounded under him.
W. H. Elkins, died in Bastrop County, in 1878.
Sam Everett.
J. C. Fowler, killed in Tennessee.
John Farmer, wounded at Murfreesboro and discharged.
John Foster, Montgomery County, killed in Montgomery County in 1868.
J. W. Forsgard, promoted to Ordnance Department.
W. M. Grubb, Washington County, now minister of the gospel.
T. A. Golder, prisoner of war.
J. A. Glover.
John Grisett, Washington County, discharged in 1862.
J. R. Grant, transferred to the 8th Infantry from Hood's Texas Brigade.
Thomas Haynes, Washington County, discharged and killed by accident on the way home.
Daniel Hoffman, Harris County, elected Lieutenant, May, 1863, and killed at Farmerville.
Henry Hunter, elected Lieutenant, promoted to Captain, wounded at Farmington and died.
John W. Haskell, elected Lieutenant, in 1863, killed November 28th, 1864.
A. L. Hammond, died March 23rd, 1871.
W. H. Harmon, County Judge of Brazoria County after the war.
H. Hemnoff, present.
Thomas Hoxey, promoted Major of battalion, discharged May, 1862, died in 1864.
C. Janks, Washington County, died in 1867.
A. Janks, wounded and discharged.
Ben Johnson, discharged in Kentucky, in 1862.
J. A. P. Jackson, wounded at Woodsonville, Kentucky.
E. G. Jackson.
J. Cicero Jenkins.
J. A. Katchler, Germany.
Theo C. Lubbock, Harris County, promoted to Captain, Trans-Mississippi Department, discharged November, 1862
M. A. Lee, killed in Tennessee.
William Moss, killed at Murfreesboro, July 13, 1862.
________ McClennan, discharged.
P. Milton, wounded at Farmington, Tennessee.
D. C. Muckle, Montgomery County, killed November 28, 1864.
D. Mitchell, Montgomery County, died in prison.
J. Mitchell, Montgomery County, wounded September 17, 1864.
J. F. 'Doc' Matthews, Washington County, elected Lieutenant, July 25th, Captain, October 7th, 1864, twice wounded, died December, 1881.
J. W. Matthews.
W. E. Moore, wounded at Murfreesboro.
J. W. Martin.
Ed Malone, discharged at Corinth; died July 12, 1867, at Galveston.
Ed McKnight, wounded and disabled for infantry, and transferred from Hood's Brigade.
J. McCormack, died in Kentucky, in 1862.
A. McMurry, discharged in 1863.
_______ McAvoy, transferred to White's Battery, in 1863.
A. Neils.
A. W. Proctor, Washington County, wounded at Waynesboro.
T. J. Proctor.
Ira Proctor.
J. S. Paul, died at Chattanooga, Tennessee.
J. B. Pinkston, Montgomery County, wounded.
J. H. Pinchback, died in 1887.
J. D. Parks, killed in Tennessee.
M. T. Parks, discharged at Corinth, in May, 1862.
William M. Pitts, died in Nashville, 1862.
J. W. Rowt, Washington County, discharged.
S. R. Rowt.
G. R. Rowt.
J. N. Rogers, discharged.
H. G. Rice, discharged, March, 1863.
W. Robinson.
M. A. Royston, promoted Adjutant to regiment and Lieutenant Colonel, and Assistant Adjutant General.
Tom Reverly, transferred from Hood's Brigade in East Tennessee.
S. P. Soser, died at Huntsville, Alabama, in 1863.
W. Soser, discharged.
R. G. Simonton, wounded in Tennessee.
_____ Thaxton, Washington County, wounded in Tennessee.
J. H. Thompson, wounded and discharged.
C. W. Voght, present.
P. M. West, died in prison.
J. H. West.
P. C. Walker, Harris County, died in Kentucky.
J. W. Woods, died in prison.
Tom Williams, wounded in Tennessee.
W. H. Warren.
T. T. Wayne, discharged.
Richard West, discharged in 1863, died in 1869.
Fred Weegan, died at Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Tom Walker, transferred to 4th Tennessee.
Hays T. Yarrington.