Roster of Company 33rd Mississippi Volunteer Soldiers
A fragmentary roster lists soldiers from the 33rd Mississippi Volunteer unit, Army of the Tennessee. Names include Allen Joe deceased, Burns J. S. wounded at Peach Tree Creek, Butler F. dead, Breeden R. C. dead, Bowman J. W. Caperton A., Carlisle J. H. surrendered at Greensboro, Carpenter B., Crane John dead, Cooper Wam discharged, Dickson Pete honorably discharged, Dunn Louis wounded at Peach Tree Creek and killed at Franklin, Farr Henry surrendered at Greensboro, J. P. surrendered, Reeves Alex honorably discharged, Sandford Nathan wounded at Corinth, Smith Frank dead, Smith Hickerson killed at Peach Tree Creek, Summers Z. J. wounded at Atlanta, Spurling C. R. G. wounded at Tree Creek, various entries marked discharged or captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Caperton
A. Clyburn
James
Carlisle
J. H
Greensboro
Carpenter
Renfro
Peter
Corinth
Reeves
Alex
Robertson
G. W
Hoskins
J. P
N. Y
Sandford
Nathan
I Sauls
B. F
Sauls
I. L
Smith
Rin
Smith, Allen
Stewart
Lieb
Spurling
Tree Creek
Ban
Atlanta
Summers
Gwin L
Nashville
Z. J
A. M
Hickman
Emanuel
Peach Tree Creek
Rollen
Jordan
Z. R
Reuben
Newton
New Roke Church
Simeon
N. C
Johnston
H. F
Kyzar
Jack
Elbert
Kees
Perry
M. V
Jesse
G. Lovell
Lovell
Gabriel
At- Taird
Joe
Lewenthal
Michael
Teepot
Thomas
Bes Lenoir
May
John M; Eae
New Hous Church
Elihu
Maxwell
L. W
S. C
Vicks
Ason
Martin
T. J
D. M
Harp
Rus
Johnson Guards Battalion Civil War Muster and Service
A Mississippi unit formed at Fair River in 1862 named the Johnson Guards, later Company C of the 33rd Mississippi Volunteers. The article traces officers from Byrne to May, battles at Corinth and Champion Hill, and the marching retreats including Vicksburg and Jackson, with captures, desertions, and eventual movements with Johnston’s army during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Stephens
Scarborough
Allen
Thornhill
Ino. J
Tynes
M. E
Weathersby
T. A
Nashville
White
Mitchell
Williams
Zack
Peach Tree Creek
Wingate
W. W
Fair River
Lawrence County
Miss
R. O. Byrne
T. J. Martin
M. E. Tynes
L. C .Maxwell
Grenada
Johnson
Corinth
L. IG. Maxwell
Alter Scarborough
J. M. May
Vicksburg
Jackson
Capt. Martin
L. €. Maxwell
Allen Scarborough
A. J Martin
Scarborom
JM. May
A. J. Martin
Featherston
Deer Creek
Erado
Greenwood
Yazoo River
Grant
Uotil Or
Tapcanens Geanien Walt Ab
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