Exhaustive history of the Maury Greys record
Maj. W J Whitthorne compiles the First Tennessee Regiment Volunteer Infantry known as the Maury Greys, detailing service from 1861 to 1865. Includes leaders, battles at Perryville, Chickamauga and Kennesaw Dead Angle, unit consolidations, and postwar reflections by Whitthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonidas Po Bivonse
Wm H Trousdale
United Confederate Veterans
W. J. Whitthorne
Columbia
Tens
Leanidag Polk Elwout
Henry Trousdale
B.C
Maury Greys
Cam- Yen
First Tennessee Regiment Volunteer Infantry
Maney
J. Whitthorne
Tenn
C. S.A
Greensboro
N. C
George Maney
Ham R. Field
Frank Sevier
John §. Patterson
John L. Howse
A. M. Mooney
W. D Kelly
C. T. Quintard
Tennessee
R. B. Snowden
Thos
H. McKinney
Snowden
Wm. Nichol
J. R. Bulat
A. M. Looney
W. Johnson
Henry P. Webster
Jo. Lee
James A. Moore
Thos. H. McKinney
John A. Whitaker
Cadwalader Polk
E. L. Lanedowne
John H. Johnson
William H. Webster
Hooper
Horstey
Alfred
Hughes
Angie
Holmes
Robt
Santa Fe
Martin
Wim
J. McEwen
Franklin
McFall
J. K. Polk
Capain Engineers
Austin
Texas
Mendelson
Augusta
McKennon
McKnight
W. PF
Moore
Jno
Murphy
Nichols
Francis M. Nicholson
Taff
Inf
Cavalry
Notcrass
Oakley
Wm. Polk
Cadwalader
Helena
Ark
Padgett
Hugh
Cheat Mountain
Dickson
Enn
Phillips
Wm. J
Pickard
Jnc. A
Chattanooga
Powell
Pillow
Granville A. Jr
Rains
Andrew J
Giles County
Ann
Reed
J. L
Reives
N. Green
Reeves
George W
Thompson Staten
Richardson
Byron G
Perville
Laredo
Scott
W. D
Sealy
Sam
Smith
Luter
Sowell
J. Monroe
Speed
Theo
Stephens
Strong
Geo. D
Strayhorn
Jesse
Tinmas
Abednegor
Thompson
Son
Perryville
Thomasson
Tucker
James M
John
Vaught
Chas
Huntsville
Ala
Voss
Watkins
Sam R
Ayteh
Webster
Henry P
Georgia
A. Blair
Cross Brides
Jas. A
William HH
Chickamange
White
J. Beverly
Whitaker
George P
Jonesboro
Whitthorne
W. J
Nashville
Rutherford Rifles
N. and C. Railroad Company
Murfreesboro
William
Nandville
Teun
Camp Herries
Camp
Cheatham
Camp Cheatham
West Vircine
al He Neshvilly
Wille B. Campbell
Broody Flint
Mise Campbell
Forrest
D. C. Kelly
Hatton
Forbes
Sam R. Anderson
Loying
Robert E. Lee
Cheat Pass
Valley Mountain
Stonewall Jackson
Romney
Winchester
Lee
Davis
Army of Tennessee
Shiloh
Corinth
Hume R. Field
27Th Tenn
1St Tenn
Thomas H. McKinney
W. J. Dale
James A. Forgey
John B. Groves
Robert G. Harris
Hick Kelly
Polk McFall
A. O. P. Nicholson
George 8. Martin
John A. Pickard
Granville Pillow
1St
1St Tennessee
Walker
Nicaraugua
Philippines
Leonidas Polk
Napoleon
Bill Turner
Mississippi
Brage
Chicamauga
Kennesaw Mountain Lne
McCook
Davie
George H. Thomas
Rock of Chickamauga
Sherman
Mississippi River
Bam Davis
Local markets quoted with war memories and farm prices
A Columbia Tennessee update notes Civil War tributes to Confederate units, plus broad price lists for livestock, field seeds, groceries, meats, and produce. Cattle, hogs, and sheep values are recorded alongside wholesale produce, flour, grain, and fats. Historical letters celebrate heroism while market data stream shows current farm costs and supplies.
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Columbia
Tenn
GOOD WOMEN IN THE PARADE GOV P Patterson WELCOMED IN COOKEVILLE
In Cookeville Tennessee May crowds greet Senator Carmack and Governor Patterson with brass band music and cheering. Delegations from Putnam Overton Smith DeKalb White Clay Jackson Cumberland Pickett and Wilson counties join Democratic supporters. Carmack and Patterson camps arrive at Carthage Junction with large show of followers and a red banner Young Men's Carmack Club leads. Street demonstrations precede the speaking event as Carmack adherents parade with red banners and mottos. Patterson entourage includes Mayor Denney and other local officials. Senator Carmack travels to the speaking platform in a sidelight trap escorted by young women in red.
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Herald
Cookeville
Tenn
Putnam
Overton
Smith
DeKalb
White
Clay
Jackson
Cumberland
Pickett
Wilson
Senator Carmack
Guv. Patterson
Young Men's Carmack Club
Carthage Junction
Carmack
A. Algood
G. W. Alcorn
R. B. Capshaw
D. H. Morgan
B. BH
Boyd
Jere Whiteson
P. ¥. Jarel
J. R. Douglass
T. J. Gregory
Rutledge Smith
Patterson
Spring Hill Opens Echoing Battle at Academy Field
Tomorrow's anticipated clash at Academy Field features Columbus Military Academy against Spring Hill in a county rivalry. Brock will start on the mound for Spring Hill with Moore catching as Taylor at first base and the rest of the lineup including Elosua at second, Black at short, Foote at third, Nathan left, Lee center, and Dyer right. The game, listed for 8 o'clock, promises a spirited contest as both squads aim to deliver the best baseball of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Columbus Military Academy
Breader & H Cies
Becaue
Brock
Loealn
Moore
Jons
Taylor
Elosua
Secon
Black
Foote
Nathan
Lee
Dyer
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Jas
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Henry
Booker
M. E
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Brank
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Elisha
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Tel
Campbell
Tea
Foster
Jon
Ratth
Jaw
Groves
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Pron Cavalry
Harris
Harvey A
Tex Harrie
Robert G
Pro Cavalry
Glendale
W. Lucius
Helm
Thos, J
Helm, George W
Hardison, W, Humphry
Dic
Reg
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Tai
Uly
Hood
Walter
Sam Davis
Cumipane
Frank Partiers
6Th Pennsylvanis Cavalry
Royal Market
Dec
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Joseph E. Johnston
WM. J. Whitthorne
Columbia, Tenn
Union City
Robert B. Snowden
Memhis
James A
Forgey
Rustin
Bailey
James
Raughn
Dale
William J
Derryberry
Willam A
Mateh
Estes
Henry H
Carrollton
Miss
Erwin
Banta Fe
Hudson
William F
Carrera Creek
McEwen
James F
J. K
Mendelsohn
Craig, W. L
Obion Co
Louisville
Callender & Coontse
Azure
Timothy
Louis Barker
Caltender & Co
Burbanks
N. Y. Baldwins
Florida
Columbia, AU & Elevator Co
Ashton
Milla
L. Barker
Vin Parker
J. A Sloan Co
Boston
Putnam's Capitol
Gov. Patterson
Spring Hill
G. A. Satterfield & Co
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