Service Records for Capt. E. A. Peareson's Company D, 6th Texas Infantry Confederate States of America
 

OFFICERS - LIEUTENANTS & SERGEANTS

JAMES SELKIRK

1. James Selkirk, Co. D, 6 Texas Infantry; 1 Lieutenant-Captain

2. 1 Lt; Capt. E. A. Peareson’s Company, 6 Regiment Texas Infantry; Age 37 years; Company Muster-in Roll Oct. 4, 1861 Camp Hy E. McCulloch; Joined for duty and enrolled Oct 4, 1861 at Matagorda by Capt. E. A. Peareson; Period: war; 85 miles to rendezvous

3. Company Muster Roll for Oct 4 to 31, 1861; Enrolled July 11, 186_ at Matagorda by Capt. Peareson; Mustered into service: Oct. 4, 186_ at Victoria by Lt. J. H. Dinkins

4. Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1861 – Present

5 . Company Muster Roll for Jan & Feb 1862 – Present; Pay due from enlistment

6. Company Muster Roll for Mar & Apr 1862 - Present; Pay due from enlistment; Signs roll as Comdg Co

7. Capt; Company Muster Roll for May & June 1862 - Present; Last paid by Cap. A [U] Wolfe Q. M. Jan 1, 1862; Remarks: Promoted May 13, 1862 (over)

8. (back of index page # 11) vice Cap. E. A. Peareson having resigned, his resignation was excepted May 13, 1862 as per Special order No 727

9. Company Muster Roll for July & Aug 1862 – Present; Last paid by Capt. Wolfe Jan 1, 1862

10. Company Muster Roll for Sept & Oct 1862 – Present; Last paid by Capt. U. Wolfe Q M Jan 1, 1862

11. Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1862 – Present; Last paid by Capt. U Wolfe; To what time: Nov 1, 1862

12. Company Muster Roll for Dec 31, 1862 to Apr 30, 1863; Present or absent: not stated; Dated Apr 30, 1863; Last paid by Capt. U. Wolfe Nov 1, 1862; Remarks: Sick since May 5, 1863 (over)

13. (back of index page # 12) Recapitulation shows Capt Present sick

14. Company Muster Roll for Dec 31, 1862 – June 30, 1863 – Present

15. Company Muster Roll of Co D, 15 Regt, Tex. Cav for Jan 1 to July 1, 1863; Signs roll as Comdg Company

16. Company Muster Roll of Co D 15 Regt Tex Cav for July & Aug, 1863; The officers of this Co were displaced May 24, 1863 by the temporary consolidation of the 6^th 10^th & 15^th Tex. Regt and Capt. Selkirk of Co. D 6 assigned to duty in said…Entry from Record of events and signs roll as commanding Company

17. Company Muster Roll for July & Aug 1863 – Present

18. Company Muster Roll for Sept & Oct, 1863 – Present

19. Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1863 – Present

20. Company Muster Roll for Jan & Feb 1864 – Absent; Sick in Hospl

21. Company Muster Roll for March & April, 1864 – absent; Remarks: In Hospital

22. Appears on Regimental Return for Jan, 1862 – Present

23. 1 Lt; Appears on Regimental Return for Feb, 1862 – Absent; Remarks: On detached service since Feby 5, 62 by Post Order No 12, at Camp Esperanza

24. Capt; Appears on Regimental Return for May, 1862; Commissioned officers present and absent: Present; Remarks: Promoted Capt May 17, vice E. A. Pearson, Resigned

25. Appears on Regimental Return for June, 1862 – Present

26. Appears on Regimental Return for July, 1862 – Present

27. Appears on Regimental Return for Aug, 1862 – Present; Station: Camp Holmes; Remarks: Sick since August 28^th, 1862

28.  Appears on Regimental Return for September, 1862 – Present; Station: Arkansas Post

29. Appears on Regimental Return for Oct, 1862 – Present; Station: Arkansas Post

30. Appears on Regimental Return for Nov, 1862 – Present

31. 1 Lt; G. L. Stewart, 2 Lt, Co. D, 6 Reg’t Texas Infantry; Appears on a Roster of the organization named above; Roster dated Camp Henry McCulloch Jan 29, 1862; Remarks: Mustered in Octr 4/61 by Maj. A. M. Haskell

32. Lt; Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war. Roster dated Sept 1, 1864; Date of rank, and whether by appointment, election or promotion: Election Oct 4, 1861; Date and cause of vacancy: Promoted May 20, 1862; Name of successor Green Stewart; Remarks: Regularly elected by his men

33. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war; Roll not dated; Date of rank: 4 Oct 1861; Date and cause of vacancy: Pro; Name of successor: G. L. Stewart

34. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th and 15^th Regiments of Texas Volunteers (Consolidated); Granbury’s Brigade; Cleburne’s Division; Hardee’s Corps; Army of Tennessee; Roster dated Sept 1, 1864; Date of rank, and whether by appointment, election or promotion: Promotion 20 May 1862

35. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war; Roster dated Sept 1, 1864; Date of rank: Promotion May 20, 1862; Remarks: Election returns on orders promoting, all made (over)

36. (back of index page # 39) in accordance with law. No record at present in Regiment - all documents and books of Regiment having been lost at Arkansas Post on the 11 of January 1863. Every requirement of the law was complied with in reference to this officer.

37. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war; Roster not dated; Date of rank 17 May, 1862

38. Appears on a Roster of troops of the Confederate Army captured at Fort Hindman, Arkansas Post, Ark., Jan. 11, 1863; Roster not dated

39. Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War forwarded from St. Louis, Mo., by the Provost Marshal General, Department of the Missouri, to Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, January 27, 1863, under instructions from Washington; Roll dated St.  Louis, Feb. 5, 1863; Where captured: Ark Post Jany 11, 1863; NOTE: “The Arkansas Post Prisoners were all transferred directly from the Boats in which they came up the river, to the Cars which took them East.”

40. Appears on a Descriptive Roll of Prisoners of War at Camp Chase, Ohio; Arrested Ark Post Ark Jan 11, 1863; Received at Camp Chase, Ohio Jan 30, 1863; Whence: St. Louis, Mo.; By whose order; Maj Gen. Curtis; Description: Height 5 ft, 10 ½ in.; age 28; Eyes Grey; hair: Lt; complexion; age 384; Eyes Grey; hair Brn; complexion Dk; Date of departure Apr 10, 1863; Remarks: Transferred to Ft. Delaware (Camp Chase, Ohio, Register No. 2, page 78)

41. Appears on a register of Prisoners of War at Fort Delaware, Del.; Where captured: Ark Post; When captured: Jany 11, 1863; When joined post April 12, 1863; Remarks: Forwarded to City Point for exchange April 29, 1863 (Fort Delaware, Del., Register No 4; page 32)

42. Name appears as a signature to a Roll of Prisoners of War paroled at Fort Delaware, Del., April 25, 1863; Roll not dated; Where captured Ark Post Jany 11, 1863; Name appears in Column of names as James Selkirk

43. Company Muster Roll of Co D 10 Regt Tex Inf for July & Aug, 1863; Signs roll as comdg Co

44. Appears on a Register containing Rosters of Commissioned Officers, Provisional Army Confederate State; Date of appointment May 17, 1862; (Confed. Arch., Chap. 1, File No. 92, page 6)

45. Appears on an Abstract of Payments made by Capt. Udolpho Wolfe, A. Q. M., 6^th Reg’t Texas Infantry, and Actg. Brig. Q. M., Garland’s Brigade, for the months of October, November, and December, 1862; Abstract not dated; Date of payment Novr 23, 1862 From Jany 1, 1862 To Nov 1, 1862; Amount $1127.00

46. Appears on a Register containing Rosters of Commissioned Officers, Provisional Army Confederate States; Date of appointment: Oct 4, 1861; Date of resignation, death, transfer or promotion: Pro. Capt. (Confed. Arch., Chap. 1, File No. 92, page 6)

47. Appears on an Inspection Report of Granbury’s Brigade of Texas Troops, commanded by Brig. Gen. H. B. Granbury; Report dated In the Field near Atlanta Aug 25, 1864; Absent commissioned officers accounted for: By what authority Medical Board; Date: Feby 20, 1864 (Inspection Report H, No. 14; inclosure 10.)

48.  Appears on a Return of Troops stationed at Arkansas Post, Ark., for the month of Sept, 1862 – Present (Miscellaneous File No. 30.)

49. Appears on a Return of Post of Camp Esperanza (near Saluria), Texas, for the month of Feby, 1862 (Miscellaneous File No. 209.)

50. Selkirk, Jas., Capt., 6 & 15^th Tex Regt; leave of absence 90 days; Spec. Or. #17, Hq. Army Tenn, Tupelo, Miss, Jan 22/65

51. Selkirk, James, Capt. Co D, 6 Tex Inf; Recom’d For Major; See 378/5 Appmts 1864 with personal papers of Rhoads Fisher, 6 Ref’t Tex

52. Camp near Tunnel Hill, Ga, Decr 11/63; Capt James Selkirk, 6 Tex. Inf., Recd Decr 19^th/63; ___ For Transportation …

53. The Confederate States To 1^st Lt James Selkirk Dr; For—Transportation paid in the following named Recruits for the 6^th Texas Infantry May 20^th 1862 from Matagorda Texas to Victoria Texas viz. T. McCue, C. H. Quadan, Thos Smith, L. Peden, W. Dunbar, P Soper, L. Roerden, J. Connory & Thos Hill – total nine @ $8.00, 72.00; Actual expences $72.99; I certify on Honor that the above account is correct and just, that the expences for transportation were paid by me as stated and that they were necessary for the public service. May 25, 1862, James Selkirk 1 Lt Co D 6 Regt Infty Recruting Officer; Approved R. R. Garland, Col 6^th Texas Infantry; Approved H. B. Granbury Col Comd Brig

54. [duplicate of document #53]

55. Report of the ___ ___ on the Claim of James Selkirk Capt. for Transportation of recruits; Reported July 27^th 1864; Comptroller office July 29/64; I concur in this Report of the 2^nd auditor; ___ ____ comptroller

56. Report of the Second Auditor on the Claim of James Selkirk 1^st Lieut “Co D” 6^th Texas Infantry Recruiting Officer for the transportation of Nine Recruits from Matagorda Texas to Victoria Texas [quality of the remainder of the document is poor]

57. 1^st Lieut James Selkirk Co D. 5^th Texas Infantry; Due him For Recruting & Transportation of Recruits ($72.00) Reported August 1^st 1864 Returned

58. [additional document for #53]

59. Hardee’s Army. Camp near Tunnel Hill. Ga Dec 11, 1863; Sir, With this I enclose a small claim against the Confederate States Government for Transportation paid by me on recruits while recruiting under orders from the Col Commanding for the 6^th Texas Infantry. The order detaching me from my Company on this duty was lost at the time of my Capture at Arkansas Post 11^th Jany last. The claim was presented to our Brigade Q. M. for payment. He refused payment on the grounds that it was necessary for the claims to be presented to you for your approval in which case he would pay the same. If in favor will you please order the same to be paid through Cap. W. H. Moores Brigade Q. M. Smith’s Brigade, Gen Cleburne’s Division, Gen Hardees Amy near Tunnel Hill, Ga.; James Selkirk Capt Co D 6^th 10^th & 15^th Texas Infantry consolidated; W. H. S. Taylor Second Auditor Confederate States Richmond Va;

60. Lt. James Selkirk; Transportation; For Transportation of Recruits; Filed Decr 19^th, 1863….

61. Voucher No 28 2^nd Qr 1862; Abstract of Articles Issued To Capt. Jas. Selkirk, June 4, 1862

62. Received at --- the 4^th day of June 1862 of Capt. Udolpho Wolfe Ast Quartermaster C. S. Army, the following C. C. & G. Equipage

James Selkirk Cap Comd

63. Voucher No 39 2^nd Qr 1862; Abstract of Articles Issued to Capt Jas. Selkirk, June 9^th 1862

64. Received at Navasota Texas the 9^th day of June? 1862 of Capt Udolpho Wolfe Asst Quartermaster C. S. Army, the following C C & G Equipage Viz:

James Selkirk Capt Co D 6^th Texas Infantry

65. Voucher No. 61; Paid 23^rd November 1862; James Selkirk Capt Co D 6^th Texas Infantry C. S.; From the 1^st day of Jany 1862 To the 1^st day of Novbr 1862; Pay 1127.00

66. [payment referenced in # 65] received from Capt. Udolpho Wolfe Q Master CSA 23^rd day November 1862 the sum of Eleven Hundred twenty seven dollars

67. No. 5; Abstract of Articles Issued Capt. Jas Selkirk July 19^th 1862; 6 Tex

68. Received at Camp No. 42 Ark? The 19^th day of Feby 1862 of Capt. Udolpho Wolfe Act Quartermaster, C. S. Army, the following C C & G Equipage

James Selkirk Cap Co D

69. No. 4; Receipts for issues; 3^rd Quarter 1862 “D”

70. Received Benton Ark August 10, 1862 of W. W. Phillips 1^st Lt 6^th Texas Infantry act’g Ordnance officer the following ordnance and ordnance stores

James Selkirk, Capt Comd’g Co “D”

71. No 4; Receipts for issues 3 Quarter 1862 “D”

72. Received Benton Ark Aug 10 1862 of W. W. Phillips 1^st Lt 6^th Texas Infantry act’g ordnance officer the following ordnance and ordnance stores towit

James Selkirk, Capt. Com’d’g Co “D”

73. Voucher No. 102; Paid 8^th of Feb 1864; James Selkirk Capt Co D 6 Texas Inft C. S. From the 30 day of Nov 1863, To the 31 day of Dec 1863; Pay $130

74. [payment referenced in #73] received from Maj. W. C. Moores AGM 8^th day of February 1864, the sum of One Hundred & thirty

75. Voucher No. 125 Paid 21 of Feb 1863 J. Selkirk Capt Co D 6^th Texas C. S. From the 31 day of Dec 1863, To the 31 day of Jan 1864; Pay $130.00

76. [payment referenced in #75] received from Maj. W. H. Moores AQM this 21^st day of February 1864, the sum of One Hundred & thirty

77. “D” No 9 Receipt for issues 2^nd Quarter 1862 6^th Tex

78. Received Camp Henry McCulloch May 20, 1862 of W. W. Phillips 1^st Lt 6^th Tex Infantry actg Ordnance Officer the following Ordnance & Ordnance stores

James Selkirk Com’d’g Co “D”

79. No 25 4^th Qr 132; Capt James Selkirk, November 13^th 1862

80. Received at Arkansas Post the 13^th day of November 1862 of Capt. U. Wolfe Brig Quartermaster C. S. Army, the following Articles of Clothing viz:

James Selkirk Capt Co D 6^th Texas Infantry

81. Received at Arkansas Post the 27 day of October 1862 of Capt Udolpho Wolfe, Asst Quartermaster C. S. Army, the following C C & G Equipage viz:

James Selkirk Cap Co D 6^th Texas Infty

82. Voucher No 57; Paid 25 Jany 1864; James Selkirk Capt Co D 6 Texas Infty From 31^st Oct 1863 To 30^th Nov 1863; Pay $130.00

83. [payment referenced in #82] received 25^th day of Jany 1864

84. Quartermasters Office; Chicamauga Tenn November 4, 1865; I certify that I have this day paid to Capt Jas Selkirk Co (D) 10^th Texas Inft pay to the 31^st October 1863 from August 31^st 1863; W. H. Moores Capt Q M Smith’s Brigd

85. Vouch No 27 K; 6 + 10 + 15 Tex

86. Special Requisition For

James Selkirk Capt Co D 6^th 10^th 15^th Tex. Infty

Received at Tyner Station on the 15^th day of August 1863 of Lieut B. F. Church A Q M CSA seven prs pants, twenty one shirts, eight prs drawers, nine prs shoes, eight Hats & two Tent Flies

87. Vouch No. 15 K

88. Special Requisition For

James Selkirk Cap Co D 6^th 10^th & 15^th Tex Infty

Received at Tyner Station Tenn on the 31^st day of July 1863

89. No 9; Invoice Company “D” 2^nd Quarter Co D 6 Texas Inf.

90. Invoice of ordnance and ordnance stores turned over to Cap James Selkirk Company “D” 6^th Texas Infantry to Lt. W. W. Phillips actg Ordnance Officer 6^th Texas Infty

Eagle Lake, Colorado Co Texas June 4, 1862; James Selkirk Capt Co “D” 6^th Texas Infty

91. No. 18 Receipt for ___ 2d Quarter 1862 Company “D” 6^th Tex

92. Received Camp No 25 June 27 1862 of 1^st Lt. W. W. Phillips actg Ordnance Officer 6^th Texas Infantry the following Ordnance & Ordnance Store

James Selkirk Capt Com’d’g Co “D”

93. No 15; Receipts for ___ to the troops 2^nd Quarter 1862 Co “D” 6^th Tex Infantry

94. Received Camp No. 8 Eagle Lake May 29, 1862 of W. W. Phillips 1^st Lt 6^th Texas Infantry actg Ordnance Officer the following Ordnance & Ordnance Stores

James Selkirk

95. No 14; Receipts for ____ to the troops Co “D” 6^th Tex Infantry; 2d Quarter 1862

96. Received Camp No. 8 Eagle Lake June 2, 1862 of W. W. Phillips 1^st Lt. 6^th Texas Infantry actg Ordnance Officer the following Ordnance & Ordnance stores

James Selkirk

97. No. 6; Abstract Articles Received from Officers, 3^rd Qr 1862; Capt. Jas. Selkirk Aug 10^th 1862

98. List of C C & G Equipage delivered by Capt J. Selkirk Co “D” C. S. Army to Capt Udolpho Wolfe Asst Quartermaster at Benton Ark on the 10^th day of August 1862; 1 Tent & Poles

99. No 2; Abstract of Stationery Issued 3d Qr 1862; Capt Jas. Selkirk July 1^st 1862

100. Requisition for Stationery for Captain James Selkirk Company “D” 6^th Texas Inft for the quarter commencing on the 1^st of July and ending on the 30^th day of November 1862; Station Camp No. 27; 2 ½ qrs. Cap Paper; 12 Steel Pens; 1 ___; ½  oz wafers; 1 Box ___

101. Q M Office Smiths Brigd; Tunnel Hill Ga July 8, 1864, I certify that I have this day paid Capt. James Selkirk Co “D” 6^th Tex Inft One month pay $130.00 from Nov. 30, 1863 to Decr 31, 1863; W. H. Moores Maj & Chf Q M Smiths Brigd

102. Quarter Masters Office; Camp near Tunnel Hill Ga Jany 25^th, 1864; I certify that I have this day paid to Capt Jas. Selkirk Co D 6^th Texas Infantry pay from the 31^st October 1863 to the 30^th November 1863; W. H. Moores, Major & Q M

103. Vouch No 4 K

104. Special Requisition For:

James Selkirk; Received July 20/63

105. Invoice Aug 10, 1862; Co “D”

106. Invoice of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores turned over by Capt. James Selkirk Company “D” 6^th Texas Infantry to Lieut W. W. Phillips acctg Ordnance Officer 6^th Texas Infantry

Camp No 48 near Benton, Ark; August 9, 1862; James Selkirk

107.  No. 2 Receipt for ___ Co D

108. Received at Camp Holmes this 1^st day of September 1862 from Henry Burns 1^st Lieut 6^th Texas Infty Actg Ord Officer the following Ordnance and Ordnance Stores viz
1 Bayonet; 1 Bayonet Scabbard; 1 Waist Belt Plate; 1 Cartridge Box; James Selkirk

109. Special Requisition for Quartermaster Stores from Captain James Selkirk Company “D” 6^th Texas Infantry For 18 pairs of Shoes; 6 pairs of Shoes; 4 pr 6; 4 pf 7; 3 pr 8; 4 pr 9; 15 of June 1862

110. Voucher No 39; 6, 10 & 15 Tex Inf

111. Special Requisition For 1 One Tent Fly; 14 Fourteen Hats; Received at Tyners Station Tenn on the 30^th day of August 1863

112. Voucher No. 179; Paid the 4 day of Nov 1863; Capt Jas Selkirk; Co “D” 6^th Tex; From the 31 day of Aug 1862 to the 31 day of Oct 1863; Amount $260.00

113. [payment referenced in #112] received of Cap W. H. Moores A.Q.M. this 4 day of November 1863

114. Quartermaster Office Chickamauga Creek; October 5^th 1863; I certify that I have this day paid to Cap James Selkirk Company D 6^th Texas Infantry pay from the 31^st day July to the 31^st day of August 1863; $130.00; W. H. Moores Capt & AGM

115. 6^th Tex Inf.

116. Invoice of Ordnance & Ordnance Stores Turned over by Cap James Selkirk Company D 6^th Texas Infantry to Lt. W. W. Phillips 6^th Texas Infantry actg Ordnance Officer

Camp No. 25 near Tyler Texas June 28, 1862; James Selkirk

117. Voucher No 52, 2^nd Qr 1862; Abstract of Articles ____, Capt. J. Selkirk 28 June/62

118. Special Requisition for Quartermaster’s Stores for Captain James Selkirk’s Company “D” 6^th Texas For: 1 pants-2.50 ea; 3 pairs of Drawers-55₵ ea; 89 shirts-55₵ ea; 30 blankets; 15 _____ 50₵ ea; 26 knapsacks & straps-2.87 ea; 4 pair shoes (2 pr @ 3.20; 2 pr @ 2.50); 10 canteen straps-50₵ ea; 21 yds Lensey?-51₵ yd; Rcd at Camp No. 25 the 28^th of June 1862 of Capt Udolpho Wolf Asst Q M C.S.A.

119. Voucher No 39; Paid October 5^th 1863; Capt James Selkirk Co “D” 6^th Regt Tex Inft From July 31 1863 To Aug 31^st 1863; Amount $130.00

120. [payment referenced in # 119]

121. Quartermasters Office Near Tyners Station, Tenn August 1, 1863; I certify that I have this day paid to Capt James Selkirk Company D 6^th 10^th & 15^th Texas Infantry , pay from the 30^th June to the 31^st July 1863 – W. H. Moores Capt & AGM $130.00

122.Voucher No 8  I Texas

123. No 38 (Voucher to Abstract I); Requisition for Stationery for Capt James Selkirk, stationed at Tyner’s Station Tenn, for the Quarter commencing on the 1^st day of July 1863 and ending on the 30^th day of September 1863; ½ (one half) Quire Cap paper; ½ (one half) Quire Letter paper; 25 (Twenty five) Envelopes; Received at Tyners Station, Tenn on the 20^th day of July 1863 of Lieut B. F. Church, a a q m  CS Army…

124. A. C. Horton Matagorda Feb. 25/61 Texas; Recommending James Selkirk for Collector of Customs at that port

125. Matagorda Feby. 25^th 1861; Hon. J. H. Reagan Montgomery, Ala; y dear Sir, Oweing to the dissolution of the Union and the formation of a Southern Confederacy, it will probably be necessary to make new appointments of Collection of Customs at the different ports. In which case I would ask of you as a favor to use your influence in setting for my friend James Selkirk of this place the appointment of Collector of Customs at the port of Matagorda Texas. As an evidence of his faithfulness and ability to fill that office, I will go on his bond. Mr. Fisher the present occupant is a gentleman and a Brother in Law of Jack Harris Galveston. I have also written our other Delegates at Montgomery and trust you with them will use your influence in behalf of my friend. Yours Respectfully, A. C. Horton

126. Voucher No 163; August 1^st 1863; James Selkirk Capt Co D 6 10 15 Tex Inft; From June 20^th 1863 To July 31^st 1863; Pay $130.00

127. [payment referenced in # 126] received of Capt. W. H. Moores 1^st August 1863

128. Quartermasters Office near Tiners Station Tenn July 10^th 1863; I certify that I have this day paid to Capt James Selkirk Co D, 6^th 10^th & 15^th Texas Inft, pay from 31dt of May to the 30^th of June 1863; $130.00; W. H. Moores Capt & AQM

129. Voucher No 13 Paid the 11^th day of July 1863; James Selkirk Capt Co D 6 10 & 15^th Texas; From the 31^st day of May 1863 To the 30 day of June 1863; Amount paid $130

130. [payment referenced in # 129 – upper portion]

131. [payment referenced in # 129 – lower portion ]

132. Head Quarters Churchills Brigd Wartrace Tenn June 10, 1863; I certify that I have this day paid Capt James Selkirk Co (D) 6^th 10^th & 15^th Regt Texas Inft From April 30st 1863 to May 31^st 1863 $130.00; W. H. Moores Capt & Chf Q M Churchill’s Brigd

133. Treasury Department C. S. Second Auditor’s Office, August 1^st 1864; I Certify, That I have examined and adjusted the account of 1^st Lieut James Selkirk Co “D” 6^th Texas Infty, and ___ there is due the said Lieut James Selkirk For Transportation paid for Nine Recruits for the 6^th Texas Infantry from Matagorda Texas to Victoria Texas at $8.00 each per Account filed approved by R. R. Garland Col. 6^th Texas Infantry and approved by H. B. Granbury Col Comd Brigade and decision of Comptroller ___________; $72.00; Appropriation “For Recruiting and Transportation of Recruits”; Paymt to 1^st Lieut James Selkirk Co D 6 Texas Infantry

134. [appears to be lower portion of # 133]
 

GREENBURY STEWART

1. Greenberry Stewart; Co. D, 6 Texas Infantry; 2 Lieutenant-1Lieutenant

2. G. Stewart; Lt. A.A. C. S; Appears on a List of Commissaries, Assistant Commissaries, and Acting Assistant Commissaries, District Texas, New Mexico and Arizona; Listed dated Houston, Tex., May 25, 1864; Stationed: Matagorda; By whom appointed or assigned to duty, Orders Dist. Hqrs.; When appointed or assigned to duty, Apr. 16 1864; Bonded or not bonded-Not bonded; Remarks: Lieut. Detached

3. Stewart, Green, 1^st Lt., 6^th Tex. Regt.; Subject: Relieved from command.; Title of record: S.O. 99/1; Dept 2 & Western Dept—Bragg; Date: June 10, 1863; This record contains information relative to the above named man, upon the subject stated. (Confederate)

4. Stewart, C. (L.), 1^st Lt., Co. D, 6 Regt. Tex. Vols.; Subject: Revoked; Special Order Number 43/17; Feb 21, 1865; Adjutant & Inspector General’s Office, Confederate States, contains information relative to the man named, on the subject mentioned above.

5. Stuart [Stewart], G., 1^st Lt., Co. D, 6 Tex. Cav. Inf.; Name Dropped, A. & I. G. O.; S. O. 282/19; Nov 28, 1864

6. 2 Lt; Capt. E. A. Peareson’s Company, 6 Regiment Texas Infantry; Age 33 years; Company Muster-in Roll Oct. 4, 1861 Camp Hy E. McCulloch; Joined for duty and enrolled Oct 4, 1861 at Matagorda by Capt. E. A. Peareson; Period: war; 85 miles to rendezvous

7. Company Muster Roll for Oct 4 to 31, 1861; Mustered into service: Oct. 4, 186_ at Victoria by Lt. J. H. Dinkins

8. Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1861 – Present

9. Company Muster Roll for Jan & Feb 1862 – Present; Pay due from enlistment

10. Company Muster Roll for Mar & Apr 1862 - Present; Pay due from enlistment

11. Company Muster Roll for May & June 1862 - Present; Last paid by Cap. A [U] Wolfe Q. M. Jan 1, 1862; Remarks: Promoted May 13, 1862 (over)

12. (back of index page # 11) vice 1 Lt. J. Selkirk promoted as per Special order __

13. Company Muster Roll for July & Aug 1862 – Present; Last paid by Capt. Wolfe Mar 1, 1862; Remarks: Sig. roll as Comdg Co

14. Company Muster Roll for Sept & Oct 1862 – Present; Last paid by Capt. U. Wolfe Q M Jan 1, 1862

15. Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1862 – Present; Last paid by Capt. U Wolfe; To what time: Nov 1, 1862

16. Company Muster Roll for Dec 31, 1862 to Apr 30, 1863 - Present; Last paid by Capt. U. Wolfe Nov 1, 1862; Remarks: Sig on roll as Comdg Co

17. Company Muster Roll for Dec 31, 1862 – June 30, 1863 – Absent; Last paid by Capt W. H. Moore; To what time: May 31, 1863; Remarks: Relieved from duty by temporary consolidation

18. Company Muster Roll for July & Aug 1863 – absent; Remarks: Relieved from duty by temporary (over)

19. (back of index page # 18) consolidation

20. Company Muster Roll for Sept & Oct, 1863 – absent; Remarks: Relieved from duty by (over)

21. (back of index page # 20) Temporary consolidation of 6, 10, and 15 Texas, and ordered in Trans Miss Dept

22. Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1863 – Absent; Remarks: Relieved from duty by consolidation and in Trans Miss Dept

23. Company Muster Roll for Jan & Feb 1864 – absent; Remarks: Relieved by consolidation & in Trans Miss Dept

24. Company Muster Roll for March & April, 1864 – absent; Remarks: Relieved by consolidation and in (over)

25. (back of index page #24) Trans Miss Dept

26. Appears on Regimental Return for Jan, 1862 – Present

27. Appears on Regimental Return for Feb, 1862 – Absent; Remarks: On detached service since Feby 5, 62 by P. O. No 12, at Camp Esperanza

28. Appears on Regimental Return for May, 1862; Commissioned officers present and absent: Present; Remarks: Promoted 1 Lieut, vice J. Selkirk

29. Appears on Regimental Return for June, 1862 – Present

30. Appears on Regimental Return for July, 1862 – Present

31. Appears on Regimental Return for Aug, 1862 – Present; Station: Camp Holmes

32. Appears on Regimental Return for Sept, 1862 – Present; Station: Arkansas Post

33. Appears on Regimental Return for Oct, 1862 – Present; Station: Arkansas Post

34. Appears on Regimental Return for Nov, 1862 – Present

35. G. L. Stewart, 2 Lt, Co. D, 6 Reg’t Texas Infantry; Appears on a Roster of the organization named above; Roster dated Camp Henry McCulloch Jan 29, 1862; Remarks: Mustered in Octr 4/61 by Maj. A. M. Haskell

36. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war. Roster dated Sept 1, 1864; Date of rank, and whether by appointment, election or promotion: Election Oct 4, 1861; Date and cause of vacancy: Promoted May 20, 1862; Name of successor Phillip E. Pierson; Remarks: Regularly elected by his men

37. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war; Roll not dated; Date of rank: 4 Oct 1861; Date and cause of vacancy: Pro; Name of successor: P. E. Pierson

38. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th and 15^th Regiments of Texas Volunteers (Consolidated); Granbury’s Brigade; Cleburne’s Division; Hardee’s Corps; Army of Tennessee; Roster dated Sept 1, 1864; Date of rank, and whether by appointment, election or promotion: Promotion 20 May 1862

39. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war; Roster dated Sept 1, 1864; Date of rank: Promotion May 20, 1862; Remarks: Election returns on orders promoting, all made (over)

40. (back of index page # 39) in accordance with law. No record at present in Regiment all documents and books of Regiment having been lost at Arkansas Post on the 11 of January 1863. Every requirement of the law was complied with in reference to this officer.

41. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war; Roster not dated; Date of rank 17 May, 1862; Date and cause of vacancy: Drpd 28 Nov, 1864

42. Appears on a Roster of troops of the Confederate Army captured at Fort Hindman, Arkansas Post, Ark., Jan. 11, 1863; Roster not dated

43. Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War forwarded from St. Louis, Mo., by the Provost Marshal General, Department of the Missouri, to Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, January 27, 1863, under instructions from Washington; Roll dated St.  Louis, Feb. 5, 1863; Where captured: Arkansas Post Jany 11, 1863; NOTE: “The Arkansas Post Prisoners were all transferred directly from the Boats in which they came up the river, to the Cars which took them East.”

44. Appears on a Descriptive Roll of Prisoners of War at Camp Chase, Ohio; Arrested Ark Post Ark Jan 11, 1863; Received at Camp Chase, Ohio Jan 30, 1863; Whence: St. Louis, Mo.; By whose order; Maj Gen. Curtis; Description: Height 6 ft; age 34; Eyes Blue; hair Brn; complexion Dk; Date of departure Apr 10, 1863; Remarks: Transferred to Ft. Delaware (Camp Chase, Ohio, Register No. 2, page 78)

45. Name appears as a signature to a Roll of Prisoners of War paroled at Fort Delaware, Del., April 25, 1863; Roll not dated; Where captured Ark Post Jany 11, 1863; Name appears in Column of names as Greenbury Stewart

46. Appears on a register of Prisoners of War at Fort Delaware, Del.; Where captured: Ark Post; When captured: Jany 11, 1863; When joined post April 12, 1863; Remarks: Forwarded to City Point for exchange April 29, 1863 (Fort Delaware, Del., Register No 4; page 44)

47. Appears on an Abstract of Payments made by Capt. Udolpho Wolfe, A. Q. M., 6^th Reg’t Texas Infantry, and Actg. Brig. Q. M., Garland’s Brigade, for the months of October, November, and December, 1862; Abstract not dated; Date of payment Nove 23, 1862 From Jany 1, 1862 To Nov 1, 1862; Amount $58.66

48. Appears on a Register containing Rosters of Commissioned Officers, Provisional Army Confederate States; Date of resignation, death, transfer or promotion: Dropped Nov. 28, 1864; Remarks: S. O. 282 (Confed. Arch., Chap. 1, File No. 92, page 6)

49. Appears on a Register containing Rosters of Commissioned Officers, Provisional Army Confederate States; Date of appointment Oct 4, 1861; Date of resignation, death, transfer or promotion Pro. 1^st Lt. (Confed. Arch., Chap. 1, File No. 92, page 6)

50. Appears on a Return of Troops stationed at Arkansas Post, Ark., for the month of Sept, 1862 – Present

51. Appears on a Return of Post of Camp Esperanza (near Saluria), Texas, for the month of Feby, 1862

52. Camp of 6^th & 15^th Tex Regts; S2883; 13^th Septr 1864; Par ___ No 282; Capt. James Selkirk, Co. D. 6thTex Inf; _________;  asking that 1^st Lt. G. Stewart Co D. 6^th Tex Inf. B dropped from the Rolls; Hd, Qrs 6^th & 15^th Tex Regts 14 Septr 1864; Approved and Respectfully Benjamin R. Tyres? Capt Comdg Regt.; Hd Qrs Granbury’s Brig Sept. 14, 84; approved & resply forwd with request that application be promoted. H. B. Granbury, Brig. Gen.; Retd Nov 14, 1864; Recd S & A. G. O. Oct 5, 64

53. [cover for document covered with transfer and forwarding information]

54. [duplicate of #53]

55. Camp near Jonesboro Georgia, September 13, 1864; ___ S. Cooper; Adjt and Insp Genl; Richmond Va; Sir, I would respectfully ask that 1^st Lieut G. Stewart of Co D. 6^th Texas Infantry be dropped from the rolls of Co. D 6^th Texas Infantry for the following reasons – He was one of the displaced officers by the consolidation of the 6^th, 10^th & 15^th Texas Regiments and ordered to the Trans Miss Dept in May 1863. He has been home since that time and has no intention of joining his command East of the Miss River. He as written thus to his brother in Co. D 6^th Texas Infantry and very recently sent word to 2^nd Lieut. P. E. Peareson of same Company that he was not going to return to his command although he had received orders so to do. He stated among other reasons for not doing so that he could not return here and take command over officers who had passed through the trying campaigns of the past fifteen months. I would therefore say that he dropped from the rolls of Co D 6^th Texas Infantry for being absent without leave. Very Respy, James Selkirk Capt Co D 6^th Texas Infantry

56. [cover of document covered with transfer and forwarding information]

57. [ too light to transcribe]

58. No 11 Abstract F 4 Qr 1861

59. Requisition for Fuel, for Company “D” 6^th Regt. 6 Infantry Commanded by Capt. E. A. Peareson for the Month of November 1861; Station: Camp Henry McCulloch; Captains-1; __-3; N. C. Officers, Musicians, Privates-76; Laundress-1; Total 81; Monthly allowance to each, in cords: Captain-3 cords; Lt.-2 cords each; Pvt 1/6, Laundress-1/6 cord; 21 5/6 cords wood; I certify, on honor, that the above requisition is correct and just, and that fuel has not been drawn for any part of the time above charged. G. Stewart Lieut The A. G. Quartermaster will ___ agreeably to the above. R. R. Garland, Colonel __ Army Comdg; Received November 20^th 1861 of Captain U. Wolfe Assistant Quartermaster, Provisional, C. S. Army, twenty one and five sixth cords of Wood, in full of the above requisition; G. Stewart Lieut Commanding Comp D

60. Voucher No 48; Paid the 23^rd November 1862; G. Stewart 1^st Lieut; Co “D”, 6^th Tex. Infty C. S. From the 1^st day of Jany 1862 To the 1^st day of Novr 1862; Pay $858.66

61. The Confederate States of America To 1^st Lieut. G. Stewart;  Pay as 2^nd Lieut from 1^st Jany 1862 To 30 Mayl 1862; 4 Months, 13 Days; Pay Per Month: 80 Dollars; Amount $354.66; Remarks: to 1^st Lieut promoted May 13^th 1862; Pay as 1^st Lieutenant from 13^th May 1862 to November 1^st 1862; 5 Months, 18 Days; Pay per month $90; Amount 504.00; [Total] Amount $858.66;  I hereby certify that the foregoing account is accurate and just; that I have not been absent, without leave, during any part of the time charged for; that I have not received pay, or forage, or received money in lieu of any part thereof, for any part of the time therein charged; that the horses were actually kept in service and were mustered for the whole of the time charged; that for the whole of the time charged for my staff appointment, I actually and legally held the appointment and did duty in the department; that I have been a commissioned officer for the number of years stated in the charge for every additional five-year service; that I am not in arrears with the Confederate States on any account whatsoever; and that the last payment I received was from Capt. Udolpho Wolfe Q M CSA and to the 1^st day of January 1862;  I, at the same time, acknowledge that I have received of Capt. Udolpho Wolfe Q M CSA, this 23^rd day November 1862 the sum of Eight Hundred & fifty-eight 66/100 dollars being the  amount in full of said account. G. Stewart 1^st Lt.

62. Voucher No 16 2^nd Qr 1862; Abstract of Articles Issued; Lieut G. Stewart; May 10^th 1862

63. Received at Victoria, Texas the 10^th day of May 1862 of Capt Udolpho Wolfe Q Quartermaster C. S. Army, the following Clothing Camp & Garrison Equipment; 79 Coats $3.50; 79 Pairs Pants $2.30; G. Stewart 2^nd Lieut Comding Comp D

64. Bate’s (Col. Jos.) Comd.; Stewart, Greenberry, Lieut. & Actg. A. C. S.; May --, 1863. Was relieved as 1^st Lieut. Co. D, 6^th Tex. Inf. By the consolidation of the 6^th, 10^th & 15^th Tex. Regts. and ordered to the Trans-Miss. Dept. (FF); Bates’ (Col. Jos.) Comd. Aug. 5, 1864. Return shows him as 1^st Lieut. & Actg. A.C.S. 2d Sug—Dist. of Tex., Col Joseph Bates, comdg.; Sept. 23, 1864. From Camp 6^th & 15^th Tex. Inf. Says he arrived at his comd. At above date, and asks that he be reinstated as 1^st Lieut. Co. D, 6^th Tex. (FF Jan. 15, 1865); Nov. 28, 1864. Dropped as 1^st Lieut. Co. D, 6^th Tex. Cav. For prolonged absence. (S.O.282(19), AGO); Feb. 21, 1865. Above order revoked & restored to duty. (S.O.43(17), AGO) Memo.-No other record found; Paroled 1865 at ___; Prepared by JMB; Examined by __ [includes two fingerprints]

65. No. 4 Abstract __ 4^th Qr 1861

66. Requisition for Stationery for “D” Company 6^th Texas Infantry stationed at Camp Henry McCulloch Texas, for the quarter commencing on the 1^st October 1861, an ending on the 31st of December 1861.; 2 ½ Letter Paper quires; 2 ½ Cap Paper quires; ½ Ounces Wafers; 5 Ounces Sealing Wax; 1 Pots Ink; 1 Pieces Office Tape; 50 Envelopes; 12 Steel Pens; 1 Pen holders; 2 Blank Books; 1 Ink Stand; I certify that the above requisition is correct and that I have not drawn Stationery for any part of the time specified. G. Stewart Lieut Commanding Comp D; Received at Camp Henry McCulloch Texas the 21^st day of Novr 1861 of Capt Udolpho Wolfe as a. qr. master P C S Army. Two & one half quires Letter paper. Two & one half quires Cap Paper. one half ounces wafers. three ounces sealing wax. one bottle ink. one piece office tape. fifty Envelopes, twelve steel pens. one penholder. two blank book[s]. one ink stand; G Stewart, Lieut Commanding Company D

67. Abstract K  4 Qr 1861 Axes & Spades Co D 14 Tex

68. Requisition for Camp and Garrison Equipage for Company “D” 6^th Regiment of Texas Infantry, commanded by E. A. Peareson Captain, Provl C. S. Army, stationed at Camp Henry McCulloch.; 2 Spades, shovels; 2 Axes; 2 Axe-___; I certify that the above requisition is correct and that the articles specified are absolutely requisite for the public Service. G. Stewart Lieut Commanding Company D; Captain U. Wolfe, Assistant Quartermaster; Provl C. S. Army, will _____ the articles specified in the above requisition. R. R. Garland, Col P. Comdg; Received at Camp Henry McCulloch, the 26^th of Novr 1861, of Capt. U. Wolfe, Assistant Quartermaster Provl C. S. Army, two Spades, two Axes Two Axe ___, in full of the above requisition. G. Stewart Lieut Commmanding Company D

69. Voucher No. 315; Paid the 6 day of May, 1863; G. Stewart 1 Lt., Co “D” 6 Tex. Inf. C. S. From the 31 day of Oct 1862 To the 30 day of April 1863; Pay $540

70. The Confederate States of America To 1^st Lieut. G. Stewart;  For myself 1^st Lt. from 31^st Oct To 30 April; 6 Months; Pay Per Month: 90 Dollars; Amount $540.00; I hereby certify that the foregoing account is accurate and just; that I have not been absent, without leave, during any part of the time charged for; that I have not received pay, or forage, or received money in lieu of any part thereof, for any part of the time therein charged; that the horses were actually kept in service and were mustered for the whole of the time charged; that for the whole of the time charged for my staff appointment, I actually and legally held the appointment and did duty in the department; that I have been a commissioned officer for the number of years stated in the charge for every additional five-year service; that I am not in arrears with the Confederate States on any account whatsoever; and that the last payment I received was from Capt. Udolpho Wolfe Q M CSA and to the 31^st day of October 1863;  I, at the same time, acknowledge that I have received of Maj. John Ambler, this 6th day of May 1863 the sum of five hundred & forty Dollars being the amount in full of said account. Pay, $540.00; G. Stewart 1^st Lt. Co D 6^th Reg Tex Inft
 

PHILIP E. PEARESON

1. Philip E. Peareson, Co. D, 6 Texas Infantry; 3 Lieutenant-2 Lieutenant

2. 3 Lt; Capt. E. A. Peareson’s Company, 6 Regiment Texas Infantry; Age 20 years; Company Muster-in Roll Oct. 4, 1861 Camp Hy E. McCulloch; Joined for duty and enrolled Oct 4, 1861 at Matagorda by Capt. E. A. Peareson; Period: war; 85 miles to rendezvous

3. Company Muster Roll for Oct 4 to 31, 1861; Mustered into service: Oct. 4, 186_ at Victoria by Lt. J. H. Dinkins

4. Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1861 – Present; Remarks: Absent without leave (over)

5. (back of index page # 4) furlough expired on the 29 Dec 1864

6. 2 Lt.; Company Muster Roll for Jan & Feb 1862 – Absent; Pay due from enlistment; Absent on detached service until the 2 of March 1862

7. Company Muster Roll for Mar & Apr 1862 - Present; Pay due from enlistment

8. 2 Lt; Company Muster Roll for May & June 1862 - Present; Last paid by Cap. A [U] Wolfe Q. M. Jan 1, 1862; Remarks: Promoted May 13, 1862 (over)

9. (back of index page # 8) vice 2 Lt G Stewart promoted as per Special order No.

10. Company Muster Roll for July & Aug 1862 – Present; Last paid by Capt. Wolfe Jan 1, 1862

11. 2 Lt; Company Muster Roll for Sept & Oct 1862 – Present; Last paid by Capt. U. Wolfe Q M Jan 1, 1862

12. Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1862 – Present; Last paid by Capt. U Wolfe; To what time: Nov 1, 1862

13. Company Muster Roll for Dec 31, 1862 to Apr 30, 1863 - Present; Last paid by Capt. U. Wolfe Nov 1, 1862

14. Company Muster Roll for Dec 31, 1862 – June 30, 1863 – Present; Last paid by Capt. W. H. Moore; To what time: May 31, 1863

15. Company Muster Roll for July & Aug 1863 – Present

16. Company Muster Roll for Sept & Oct, 1863 – Present

17. Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1863 – Present

18. Company Muster Roll for Jan & Feb 1864 – Present; Remarks: Signs roll as Comdg Co

19. Company Muster Roll for March & April, 1864 – Present; Remarks: Signs Roll as Comdg the Co

20. Appears on Regimental Return for Jan, 1862 – Present

21. Appears on Regimental Return for Feb, 1862 – Absent; Remarks: On detached service since Feby 5, 62 by P. O. No 12, at Camp Esperanza

22. Appears on Regimental Return for May, 1862; Commissioned officers present and absent: Present

23. Appears on Regimental Return for June, 1862 – Present

24. Appears on Regimental Return for July, 1862 – Present

25. Appears on Regimental Return for Aug, 1862 – Present; Station: Camp Holmes; Remarks: Sick since Aug 29^th 1862

26. Appears on Regimental Return for Sept, 1862 – Present; Station: Arkansas Post; Remarks: On daily duty as Inspector to Gallespie’s Regiment

27. Appears on Regimental Return for Oct, 1862 – Present; Station: Arkansas Post; Remarks: Returned to duty from daily duty Inspecting Gallespie’s Reg’t Oct 28, 1862

28. Appears on Regimental Return for Nov, 1862 – Present

29. Appears on a Roster of the organization named above. Roster dated Camp Henry McCulloch Jan 29, 1862; Remarks: Mustered in Octr 4/61 by Maj. A. M. Haskell

30. Appears on a Roster of the 6^the and 15^th Regiments of Texas Volunteers (Consolidated); Granbury’s Brigade; Cleburne’s Division; Hardee’s Corps; Army of Tennessee; Roster dated Sept 1, 1864; Promotion 20 May, 1862

31. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade, Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war; Roll dated Sept 1, 1864; Date of rank, and whether by appointment, election or promotion: Election Oct 4, 1861; Promoted May 20, 1862; Name of successor John F. Dale; Remarks: Regularly elected by his men

32. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade, Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war; Roll dated Sept 1, 1864; Date of rank, and whether by appointment, election or promotion: Promotion May 20, 1862; Remarks: Election returns on orders promoting all made in (over)

33. (back of index page # 32) accordance with law. No record at present in Regiment-all documents and books of Regiment having been lost at Arkansas Post on the 11 of January 1863. Every requirement of the law was complied with in reference to this officer.

34. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade, Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war; Roll not dated; Date of rank, and whether by appointment, election or promotion: Oct 4, 1861; Pro; Name of successor: Jno F. Dale

35. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade, Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war;  Roster not dated; Date of rank: 17 May 1862

36. Roster of troops of the Confederate Army captured at Fort Hindman, Arkansas Post, Ark., Jan. 11, 1863; Roster not dated

37. Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War forwarded from St. Louis, Mo., by the Provost Marshal General, Department of the Missouri, to Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, January 27, 1863, under instructions from Washington; Roll dated St. Louis, Feb. 5, 1863; Where captured: Arkansas Post Ark Jan. 11, 1863; NOTE: “The Arkansas Post Prisoners were all transferred directly from the Boats in which they came up the river, to the Cars which took them East.”

38. Appears on a Descriptive Roll of Prisoners of War at Camp Chase, Ohio; Arrested at Ark Post Ark on Jan 11, 1863; Received at Camp Chase, Ohio Jan 30, 1863; Whence: St. Louis, Mo; By whose order: Maj. Genl. Curtis; Description: Height 5 ft 8 in; age 21; Eyes Grey; hair dk; complexion Fair; Date of departure Apr 10, 1863; Remarks: Transferred to Ft. Delaware (Camp Chase, Ohio, Register No. 2; page 26)

39. Name appears as a signature to a Roll of Prisoners of War paroled at Fort Delaware, Del., April 25, 1863; Roll not dated; Where captured: Arkansas Post Jany 11, 1863; Name appears in Column of names as Philip E. Pierson

40. Name appears as a signature to a Roll of Prisoners of War paroled at Fort Delaware, Del.; When joined post: April 12, 1863; Remarks: Forwarded to City Point for exchange April 29, 1863 (Fort Delaware, Del., Register No 4; page 60)

41. Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War at Nashville, Tenn., captured by forces under Maj. Gen. Geo. H. Thomas commanding Dept. of the Cumberland, and forwarded to Capt. S. E. Jones, A. D. C., Louisville, Ky., Dec. 2, 1864; Roll dated Headquarters Dept. Cumberland, Office Provost Marshal General, Nashville, Tenn.,  Dec. 2, 1864; Where captured: Franklin Tenn; When captured: Nov. 30, 1864; (Hd. Qrs. Prov. Mar. Gen’l, Dept. of the Cumb’d. Nashville, Tenn.; Roll No 370; sheet 3.)

42. Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War who arrived at Military Prison, Louisville, Ky., during five days ending December 5, 1864; Roll dated Louisville, Ky., December 6, 1864; Where captured: Franklin, Tenn; When captured: Nov 30, 1864; Where from: Nashville, Tenn

43. Appears on a roll of Prisoners of War at Military Prison, Louisville, Ky; Date when received: Decr 3, 186_; Where captured: Franklin, Tenn; Date when captured: Novr 30, 1864; Date when discharged: Decr 3, 1864; Where sent: Johnson’s Island; Remarks, charges, &c.: Nashville (Louisville, Ky., Register No. 7; page 114)

44. Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War forwarded to Johnson’s Island, O., from Military Prison, Louisville, Ky., Dec. 3, 1864; Roll dated Louisville, Ky., Dec. 3, 1864

45. Name appears as signature to an Oath of Allegiance to the United States, subscribed and sworn to at Johnson’s Island, Ohio, June 27, 1865; Place of residence: Madigorda [Matagorda], Tex; Age 23; Complexion: Dark; hair Dark; Eyes: Grey; height 5 ft 7 in; Where captured: Franklin, Tenn; When captured: Nov. 30, 1864; Name appears in column of names as Philip E. Pearson; Indorsement shows: “Roll of Prisoners of war released at Johnson’s Island, June 17^th, 1865, as per G. O. No. 109, A. G. O.”

46. Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War at Depot Prisoners of War, near Sandusky, Ohio; Where captured: Franklin, Tenn; When captured: Nov 30, 1864; Joined: Dec 5, 1864; Where from: Louisville; Remarks: Released on oath June 17, 1865 G. O. 109 (Johnson’s Island, Ohio, Register No. 2; page 122)

47.  Appears on a Return of Post of Camp Esperanza (near Saluria), Texas, for the month of Feby, 1862; Commissioned officers present and absent: absent; Remarks: On detached service since 26 Feby 1862

48. Appears on a Register containing Rosters of Commissioned Officers, Provisional Army Confederate states; Date of appointment: Oct. 4, 1861 (Confed. Arch., Chap. 1, File No. 92, page 6)

49. Appears on a Return of Troops stationed at Arkansas Post, Ark., for the month of Sept, 1862; Commissioned officers present and absent: Present; Remarks: On daily duty as Instructor in Col Gillespie’s Regiment

50. Appears on an Abstract of Payments made by Capt. Udolpho Wolfe, A. Q. M., 6^th Reg’t Texas Infantry, and Actg. Brig. Q. M. Garland’s Brigade, for the months of October, November, and December, 1862; Abstract not dated; Date of payment: Nov 23 1862; From Jany 1, 1862 To Nov 1, 1862; Amount $800.00

51. Appears on a Report of Staff Officers and Acting Staff Officers serving in Cheatham’s Corps, Army of Tenn; Report dated Tuscumbia, Ala. Nov. 7, 1864; Date of appointment: not known; Date of assignment: Sept. 5, 1864; Authority of assignment: Brig. Gen Granbury; Remarks: A. A. I. G. Granbury’s Brigade (Inspection Report H, No. 28; inclosure 5)

52. Appears on a List of Staff and acting Staff Officers serving with the Army of Tennessee; Listed dated in the field Nov. 6 1864; Staff: Brig. Gen. Granbury, Cleburne’s Div.; Date of assignment: Sept. 5, 1864; Authority of assignment: Gen Granbury; Remarks: Not authorized by General Orders No. 44 (Inspection Report H, No. 28; inclosure 1)

53. Pearson, P. E., 2^nd Lt., Granbury Brig. 6^th Texas; Subject: Inspectors report; Title of record: L. R.; Army of Tenn; Date: Nov. 5, 1864

54. Peareson, Philip E., 2d Lieut, 6^th Tex Inf & A.A.I.G.; Granbury’s (H.B.)Comd; Sept. 5, 1864. Insp. Report H28 Nov. 20, 1864, shows him 2d Lieut. 6^th Tex., A.A.I.G. to Gen. Granbury, comdg. Brig., Cleburne’s Div, Cheatham’s Corps, from above date Super G.O. 44; Memo.-Was 2d Lt. Co. D; Dec. 7, 1864. Insp. Report J. 54 shows him Lt. & Insp. of Granbury’s Brig., Cleburne’s Div., Cheatham’s Corps; Memo.-No other record of staff duty found. Gen. Granbury was killed Nov. 30, 1864; Paroled 1865;

55. Voucher No 15; Paid Oct 3^rd 1863; 2d Lieut P. E. Peareson; Co “D” 6^th Regt Tex; From July 30 1863 To Aug 31 1863; $80.00

56. Form No. 3—Officer’s Pay Account; The Confederate States of America, To 2d Lieut P E Peareson Dr.; On what account: Pay from July 31, 1863 To Aug 31, 1863; 1 Month; Pay per month: 80.00; ;  I hereby certify that the foregoing account is accurate and just; that I have not been absent, without leave, during any part of the time charged for; that I have not received pay, or forage, or received money in lieu of any part thereof, for any part of the time therein charged; that the horses were actually kept in service and were mustered for the whole of the time charged; that for the whole of the time charged for my staff appointment, I actually and legally held the appointment and did duty in the department; that I have been a commissioned officer for the number of years stated in the charge for every additional five-year service; that I am not in arrears with the Confederate States on any account whatsoever; and that the last payment I received was from Capt. W. H. Moores AGM and to the 31^st day of July 1863. I, at the same time, acknowledge that I have received af Capt. W. H. Moores Quartermaster C. S. Army, this Fifth day of October 1863, the sum of Eighty Dollars, being the amount, in full, of said account; Pay $80.00; Amount $80.00; P. E. Peareson 2 Lieut Co D 6^th Texas Infty

57. Quartermasters Office; Near Tyners Station, Tenn; August 1^st, 1863; I Certify that I have this day paid to 2^nd Lieut P. E. Peareson Company D 6^th 10^th & 15^th Texas Infantry – pay from the 30^th June to the 31^st July 1963; $80.00; W. H.  Moores Capt QAGM

58. Voucher No 162; Paid August 1^st 1863; P. E. Peareson Lt. Co D 6 10 15 Tex Inft; From June 30^th 1863 To July 31^st 1863; Pay #80.00; Amt $80.00

59. Form No. 3—Officer’s Pay Account; The Confederate States of America, To 2d Lieut P E Peareson Dr.; On what account: Pay from 30^th day June, 1863 To 31^st July  1863; 1 Month; Pay per month: 80.00; I hereby certify that the foregoing account is accurate and just; that I have not been absent, without leave, during any part of the time charged for; that I have not received pay, or forage, or received money in lieu of any part thereof, for any part of the time therein charged; that the horses were actually kept in service and were mustered for the whole of the time charged; that for the whole of the time charged for my staff appointment, I actually and legally held the appointment and did duty in the department; that I have been a commissioned officer for the number of years stated in the charge for every additional five-year service; that I am not in arrears with the Confederate States on any account whatsoever; and that the last payment I received was from Capt. W. H. Moores AGM  CSA and to the 30^st day of June 1863. I, at the same time, acknowledge that I have received of Capt. W. H. Moores A Quartermaster C. S. Army, this 1st day of August 1863, the sum of Eighty Dollars, being the amount, in full, of said account; Pay $80.00; Amount $80.00; P. E. Peareson 2 Lieut Co D 6^th Texas Infty

60. Quartermasters Office; Near Tiners Station, Tenn; July 11, 1863; I Certify that I have this day paid to 2^nd Lieut P. E. Peareson Co D 6^th 10^th & 15^th Texas Inft – pay from the 31st of May to the 30^th of June 1963; $80.00; W. H.  Moores Capt QAGM

61. Voucher No 156; Paid Nov 2, 1863; 2d Lieut P. E. Peareson; Co “D” 6^th Tex; From Aug 31, 1863 To Oct 31, 1865; Amount $160.00

62. [paid $160.00 for two months listed in #61 paid November 2, 1863]

63. Quartermasters Office; Deshlers Brig; Chicamauga Tenn Oct 5, 1863; I certify that I have this day paid 2d Lieut P. E. Peareson one month pay from July 31^st to Aug 31, 1863. 80.00; W. H. Moores Capt. & Chf Q M Deshlers Brig

64. Voucher No. 100; Paid 8^th of Feb 1864; P. E. Peareson 2^nd Lt Co. D, 6^th Tex Inf C. S. From the 30 day of Nov 1863, To the 31 day of Jan 1864; Pay $80; Amount $160.00

65. Officers’ Pay Account [for dates listed in #64 paid 30^th day of November, 1863]

66. Quartermaster Office; Smith Brigade; Tunnel Hill Ga Dec 4^th 1863; I certify that I have this day paid to Lt. P. E. Peareson Co. D 6 Regt Texas Inft pay from the 31^st of October to the 30^th of November 1863. 1 month $80.00; W. H. Moores Capt Chf Q M Smith Brigd

67. Voucher No. 265; Paid the 4 day of Decr 1863; 2d Lt P. E. Peareson Co “D” 6^th Tex; From the 31 day of Oct 1863 To the 30 day of Nov 1863; $80.00

68. Officers Pay Account [payment for dates listed in #67] received from Capt. W. H. Moores AQM, and to the 30 day of October 1863; 4 December 1863

69. Voucher No. 8?2; Paid the 11 day of July 1863; From the 31^st day of May 1863 To the 30 day of June 1863; $80

70. Officers’ Pay Account [payment for dates listed in #69] received from Capt W. H. Moores AQM; received 11^th day of July 1863

71. Voucher No. 377; Paid the 6 day of May 1863; From the 1 day of Dec 1862 to the 30 day of April 1863; Pay $400

72. [payment for dates listed in #71]; Paid the 6 day of May 1863 by Maj John Ambler; $400.00; Exchanged Prisoner Ark Post

73. Pay Department; Petersburg, Va May 5, 1863; 2^nd Lt. Pearson Co “D” 6^th Reg Tex Vols., has been paid monthly pay from the 31 day of Oct 1862 to the 31^st Nov of 1862, amounting to $80 at this office. C. __ Wallach Captain & A. Q. M. Post Paymaster, &c.

74. Voucher No. 63; Paid the 23^rd November 1862; From the 1^st day of Jany 1862 To the 1^st day of November 1862; Pay $800.00

75. [payment for dates listed in #74] received from Capt. Udolpho Wolfe Q M CSA this 23^rd day November 1862 the sum of Eight Hundred

76. Head Quarters Churchills Brigd Wartrace Tenn June 10, 1863; I certify that I have this day paid 2d Lieut P. E. Pearson Co (D) 6^th 10^th 15^th Regt Texas Inft From May 1^st 1863 to June 1^st 1863 $80.00; W. H. Moores Capt & Chf Q M Churchills Brigd

77. Quartermasters Office; Chicamauga Tenn, Smith’s Brig. Nov 2^nd 1863;  I certify that I have this day paid Lt. P. E. Pearson Co (D) 6 Regt Texas Inft pay from the 31^st of August to 31^st of October 1863; 2 months 80.00 Amt $160.00; W. H. Moores Capt & Chf Q M Smith’s Brigd
 

GEORGE S. LEWIS

1. George S. Lewis, Co. D, 6 Texas Infantry; Sergeant-Private

2. 1 Sgt; Capt. E. A. Peareson’s Company, 3 Regiment Texas Infantry; Age 25 years; Company Muster Roll for Oct 4 to 31, 1861; Enrolled July 11, 186_ at Matagorda  by Capt. Peareson; Mustered into service Oct. 4, 186_ at Victoria by Lt. J. H. Dinkins

3. Company Muster Roll for Mar & Apr, 1862 – Present; Pay due from enlistment

4. Company Muster Roll for May & June, 1862 – Present; Last paid by Capt. A. [U.] Wolfe Q. M.; To what time: Jan. 1, 1862

5. Company Muster Roll for Sept & Oct, 1862 - Present; Enlisted Oct. 4, 1861 at Victoria Tex by Lt. Dinkins; Period: war; Last paid by Capt. U. Wolfe; To what time: Mar 1, 1862

6. Company Muster Roll for Dec 31, 1862 to Apr 30, 1863 – Present; Last paid by Capt. U. Wolfe; To what time: June 30, 1862

7. (back of unknown index page, possibly #12 ) and drew pay as Sergt to that date, since that time pay as private

8. Pvt; Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War captured by the 16^th Army Corps and forwarded for exchange by Captain H. L. Burnham, Provost Marshal, from May 1 to August 15, 1864; Roll not dated; Captured July 22, 186_ at Atlanta, Ga, by 16 A. C.; Disposition: Forwarded ___ War Marietta Ga July 24

9. Pvt; Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War at Nashville, Tenn., captured by forces under Maj. Gen. Sherman, commanding Military Division of the Mississippi, and forwarded to Capt. S. E. Jones, A. D. C., District of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky., August 8, 1864; Roll dated Headquarters Dept. Cumberland, Office Provost General, Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 8, 1864; Where captured: Boyd’s Station Ala; When captured: Aug. 4, 1864 (Hd. Qrs. Prov. Mar. Gen’l, Dept. of the Comb’d, Nashville, Tenn.; Roll No. 328 ; sheet 3)

10. Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War who arrived at Louisville, Ky., Military Prison during the five days ending Aug. 10, 1864; Where captured: Boyd’s Sta. Ala; When captured: Aug 4, 1864; Where from: Nashville, Tenn

11. Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War forwarded to Camp Chase, Ohio, from Military Prison, Louisville, Ky., Aug. 10, 1864; Roll dated Louisville, Ky., Aug. 10, 1864; Where captured: Boyd’s Sta. Ala; When captured: Aug 4, 1864

12 A. G. O. 10^th St.; Aug. 5, 1812; Mr. Whitcomb: 16 Card from Roll 4, sheet 1716 Army Corps, shows G. S. Lewis, Pvt. Co G, 6 Regt Tex. Inf. Captured July 22 – 64; Atlanta, Ga., By 16 A. C.; Forwarded to Pro. Mar. Marietta, Ga. July 24 – 64; Card does not seem to fit in case of George S. Lewis, Pvt. Co D. 6 Texas Inf who appears on record of Nashville, Louisville & Camp Chase as having been captured Aug 4/64 at Boyds Station, Ala.; Can you find anything addtl?, Respectfull F. V. V.; Mr. Van Vranken, Roll 1 station Ft. Hindman Ark. Post, Ark; Roll 151 Camp Chase; Reg. 2 Camp Chase; Reg 3 Louisville; show Geo. S. Lewis, Co. D 6^th (over) [back of this sheet might be #7]
 

JOHN F. DALE

1. John F. Dale, Co D, 6 Texas Infantry; Sergeant-2 Lieutenant

2. 2 Sgt;  Capt. E. A. Peareson’s Company, 6 Regiment Texas Infantry; Age 26 years; Company Muster-in Roll Oct. 4, 1861 Camp Hy E. McCulloch; Joined for duty and enrolled Oct 4, 1861 at Matagorda by Capt. E. A. Peareson; Period: war; 85 miles to rendezvous

3. Company Muster Roll for Oct 4 to 31, 1861; Mustered into service: Oct. 4, 186_ at Victoria by Lt. J. H. Dinkins; Remarks: On Recruiting service (over)

4. (back of index page #3) furlough 10 days

5. 3 Sgt; Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1861 – Present

6. Company Muster Roll for Jan & Feb 1862 – Present; Pay due from enlistment

7. 2 Sgt; Company Muster Roll for Mar & Apr 1862 - Present; Pay due from enlistment

8. ___ 2 Lt; Company Muster Roll for May & June 1862 - Present; Last paid by Cap. A [U] Wolfe Q. M. Jan 1, 1862; Remarks: Elected to fill vacancy (over)

9. (back of index page # 8) caused by promotion of Lt. P. E. Peareson May 14, 1862 as per order Mo

10. 3 Lt; Company Muster Roll for July & Aug 1862 – Present; Last paid by Capt. Wolfe Mar 1, 1862

11. 2 Lt; Company Muster Roll for Sept & Oct 1862 – Present; Last paid by Capt. U. Wolfe Q M Mar 1, 1862

12. Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1862 – Present; Last paid by Capt. U Wolfe; To what time: Nov 1, 1862

13. 3 Lt; Company Muster Roll for Dec 31, 1862 to Apr 30, 1863 - Present; Last paid by Capt. U. Wolfe Nov 1, 1862; Remarks: Name appears in Column of Names present as John F. Dale

14. 2 Lt; Company Muster Roll for Dec 31, 1862 – June 30, 1863 – Absent; Last paid by Capt W. H. Moore; To what time: May 31, 1863; Remarks: Relieved from duty by temporary consolidation

15. Company Muster Roll for July & Aug 1863 – absent; Remarks: Relieved from duty by temporary (over)

16. (back of index page # 15) consolidation

17. Company Muster Roll for Sept & Oct, 1863 – absent; Remarks: Relieved from duty by (over)

18. (back of index page # 17) Temporary consolidation of 6, 10, and 15 Texas, and ordered in Trans Miss Dept

19. Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1863 – Absent; Remarks: Relieved from duty by consolidation and in Trans Miss Dept

20. Company Muster Roll for Jan & Feb 1864; Remarks: Died

21. Appears on Regimental Return for May, 1862; Commissioned officers present and absent: Present; Remarks: Elected 2 Jr Lieut May 21, 1862 vice P. E. Peareson – Promoted

22. Appears on Regimental Return for June, 1862 – Present

23. Appears on Regimental Return for July, 1862 – Present

24. Appears on Regimental Return for Aug, 1862 – Present; Station: Camp Holmes

25. Appears on Regimental Return for Sept, 1862 – Present; Station: Arkansas Post

26. Appears on Regimental Return for Oct, 1862 – Present; Station: Arkansas Post

27. Appears on Regimental Return for Nov, 1862 – Present

28. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade, Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war; Roster not dated; Date of rank, and whether by appointment, election or promotion: E, 21 May 1862; Date and cause of vacancy: Dd 1 Jan, 1864; Name of successor Jno. F. Holt

29. Appears on a Roster of the 6^th Regiment Texas Infantry, Granbury’s Brigade, Cleburne’s Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee; organized Sept., 1861; mustered into Confederate service, Sept. 27, 1861, to April 10, 1862, for 3 years or the war; Roster dated Sept 1, 1864; Date of rank, and whether by appointment, election or promotion: Election, May 20, 1862; Date and cause of vacancy: Died Jany 1, 1864; Name of successor: John F. Holt; Remarks: Election returns forwarded ___ to (over)

30. (back of index page # 29) capture of command on 11 Jany 1863

31. Roster of troops of the Confederate Army captured at Fort Hindman, Arkansas Post, Ark., Jan. 11, 1863

32. Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War forwarded from St. Louis, Mo., by the Provost Marshal General, Department of the Missouri, to Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, January 27, 1863, under instructions from Washington; Roll dated St. Louis, Feb. 5, 1863

33. Appears on a Descriptive Roll of Prisoners of War at Camp Chase, Ohio; Arrested at Ark Post Ark on Jan 11, 1863; Received at Camp Chase, Ohio Jan 30, 1863; Whence: St. Louis, Mo; By whose order: Maj. Genl. Curtis; Description: Height 6 ft; age 28; Eyes Grey; hair dk; complexion Fair; Date of departure Apr 10, 1863; Remarks: Transferred to Ft. Delaware (Camp Chase, Ohio, Register No. 2; page 20)

34. Name appears as a signature to a Roll of Prisoners of War paroled at Fort Delaware, Del., April 25, 1863; Roll not dated; Where captured: Arkansas Post Jany 11, 1863

35. Appears on a register of Prisoners of War at Fort Delaware, Del.; Where captured: Ark. Post Jany 11, 1863; When joined post April 12, 1863; Remarks: Forwarded to City Point for exchange April 29, 1863 (Fort Delaware, Del., Register No. 4; page 57)

36. Appears on a Register containing Rosters of Commissioned Officers, Provisional Army Confederate States; Date of appointment May 21, 1862 (Confed. Arch., Chap. 1, File No. 92, page 6)

37. Appears on an Abstract of Payments made by Capt. Udolpho Wolfe, A. Q. M., 6^th Reg’t Texas Infantry, and Actg. Brig. Q. M., Garland’s Brigade, for the months of October, November, and December, 1862; Abstract not dated; Date of payment Nov 23, 1862; From May 20, 1862 To Nov 1, 1862; Amount $ 429.32

38. Appears on a Return of Troops stationed at Arkansas Post, Ark., for the month of Sept., 1862 – Present

39. Dale, J. F., 2 Lt. Co. D. 6. Tex. Inft, Registered at Pro. Mar. Office; See personal papers of H. E. Lockett, Pro. Mar. Houston, Tex. O. 19

40. Dale, John, 2^nd Lt., 6^th Texas. Regt., Relieved from command, Subject: S. O. 99/1; Title of Record: Dept 2 & Western Dept—Bragg; Date: June 10, 1863. This record contains information relative to the above named man, upon the subject stated. (Confederate)

41. Col. R. R. Garland concerning election of 2^nd Lt. Co D; Jno F. Dale; Co D 6 Tx Inf; Texas Papers 1862

42. Samuel B. Davis Capt A. A. A. General Houston, Texas; Head Quarters 6^th Texas Infy, Camp H. McCulloch, May 21, 1862; Sir, I have the honor to enclose herewith Returns of Election showing that John F. Dale heretofore 2^nd Sergeant Co D 6^th Texas Infantry was in the 20^th Inst elected Junior 2 Lieut of “D” Company 6^th Texas Infantry, occasioned by the promotion of Lieut. Selkirk Company D to Captain vice E. A. Peareson resigned by ____ request that the General Commanding the Department will take the necessary steps to have the election confirmed, and the appointment made at Head Quarters. I have ordered Lieut Dale to duty with Company “D” 6^th Texas  Infantry, and have taken him up on my return. Trusting it will meet with the approbatoin of the General Commanding. Very Respectfully, Your Obt Sevt ,R. R. Garland, Col 6^th Regt Texas Infy

43. Camp Henry McCulloch May 20^th 1862; In obedience to Order of the Commanding Officer of the 6^th Regt. Tex. Infty, the undersigned proceeded to hold and conduct an election for Jr. 2^nd Lieutenant and of Co. “D” in Said Regiment – and Said election was properly and fairly held, and 2^nd Sergt. John F. Dale was elected Jr. 2^nd Lieut of Co “D” 6^th Regt Tex. Infty vice 2^nd Lieut p. E. Peareson promoted; Genl. Stewart; 1^st Lieut Camp Dr.; P. E. Peareson Sr. 2^nd Lieut; [Results]  Jr. 2^nd Lieut.: G. S. Lewis-18; J. F.Dale-42; 5^th Sergeant; A. Cheesman-53; 2^nd Sergeant: W. Gibson-20; F. Holt-40

44. List of votes polled at an election held in Co. D for the Office of Jr 2 Lieut, 2^nd Serg. & 5^th Serg.

45. Voucher No. 352; Paid the 6 day of May 1863; J. F. Dale 240; Co D 6. Tex C. S.; From the 1 day of Dec 1862 To the 30 day of April 1863; Pay $400

46. The Confederate States of America To J. F. Dale 2^nd Lt Co D 6 Texas Inf; Pay from 1^st Decr 1862 To 30 April 1863; 5 Months; Pay Per Month: 80 Dollars; Amount $400; I hereby certify that the foregoing account is accurate and just; that I have not been absent, without leave, during any part of the time charged for; that I have not received pay, or forage, or received money in lieu of any part thereof, for any part of the time therein charged; that the horses were actually kept in service and were mustered for the whole of the time charged; that for the whole of the time charged for my staff appointment, I actually and legally held the appointment and did duty in the department; that I have been a commissioned officer for the number of years stated in the charge for every additional five-year service; that I am not in arrears with the Confederate States on any account whatsoever; and that the last payment I received was from Capt. Wallach A. Q. M. and to the 31 day of May 1862. I, at the same time, acknowledge that I have received of Maj. John Ambler this 6 day of May 1863 the sum of Four hundred Dollars, being the amount in full of said account. Pay $400, Forage--; Amount, $400; 2^nd Lt. J. F. Dale Co. “D” 6^th Tex Infty

47. Voucher No. 62; Paid the 23^rd November 1862; J. F. Dale, 2^nd Lieut Co “D” 6th Tex. Inftry C. S.; From the 20^th day of May 1862 to the 1^st day of November 1862; Pay $429.32; I at the same time acknowledge that I have received of Cap Udolpho Wolfe Q M CSA this 23^rd day November 1862 the sum of Four Hundred twenty-nine Dollars being the amount in full of said account.; J. F. Dale 2^nd Lieut Co “D” 6^th Texas Infty

48. The Confederate States of America, Pay as 2d Lieutenant 20^th May 1862 – November 1^st 1863; 5 Months, 11 Days; Pay Per Month 80 Dollars; Amount $429.32; Remarks: Election fill office of 2d Lieutenant; I, at the same time, acknowledge that I have received of Cap Udolphus Wolfe Q. M. CSA this 23d day of November 1862 the sum of Four Hundred twenty-nine 32/100 dollars being the amount in full of said account.; J. F. Dale 2^nd Lieut Co “D” 6^th Texas Infty

Photo courtesy of Chuck Taylor
 

WILLIAM H. GIBSON

1. William H. Gibson; Co D, 6^th Texas Infantry. (3 Texas Inf.)

2. 3 Sgt, Capt E. A. Peareson’s Company, 6 Regiment Texas Infantry; Age 22 years
Company Muster-in Roll Dated Oct. 4, 1861, Camp Hy E. McCulloch; Joined for duty and enrolled: Oct. 4, 1861; Where: Matagorda; by Capt. E. A. Peareson; Period: War; 85 miles to rendezvous

3. 4 Sgt., Age 22 years; Mustered into service: Oct. 4, 1861; Where: Victoria; By: Lt. J. H. Dinkins; Remarks: On recruiting service cover

4. Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1861 – Present

5. 3 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Jan & Feb 1862 – Present; Pay due from enlistment

6. 3 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Mar & Apr 1862 – Present; Pay due from enlistment

7. 3 Sgt; Company Muster Roll for May & June 1862 – Present; Last paid: by Capt. A. Wolfe, Q. M.; To what time: Jan. 1, 1862

8. 3 Sgt.; July & Aug 1862 - Present; Last paid by: Capt Wolfe, Mar 1, 1862

9. Company Muster Roll for Sept & Oct, 1862 – Present; Resigned as 3 Sgt Oct. 17, 1862 as per S. O. No. 106

10. Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1862; Last paid by Capt. U. Wolfe by July 1, 1862; Died in Hospital at Arkansas Post Ark

11. (back of # 10) Wm. H. Gibson, Co d 5 Tex Inf; May 3d/62
____ ____ has no authority to transfer to a regiment out of ____ _____. Transfer can be made to some company remaining with control of commanding officers.

12. Plantation May 5, 1862
Gen. Hebert
Sir, I am a widow my only help is engage in the defence of his country, and as times are I would not have him elsewhere and only wish I had others to accompany him. My son had joined Terry’s Reg. and was within two days of leaveing home when a heavy affliction was sent upon us, he then told me he would not leave the state as I had none to protect but would join Capt. Pearesons Company for Coast defence for the war. Cap Peareson went to Austin expressly to see the Gen and adjt. Gen for what service they were called out, both assured him it was for Coast defence they also assured him that they should not be ordered East of Galveston

13. or west of Victoria. In accordance with this Capt Pearson ___ hand bills to be struck off notifying the members of the Company, that such was the case, under these circumstances my son joined Capt. Pearsons Company and now as they are ordered off I beg of you Gen Hebert to transfer him to his original Reg. Terrys. Last summer my son was thrown from his horse & bracked his leg bone – since which time he has not been able to do much walking without giving much pain as well as having the limb to swell – and if he goes with Capt Pearesons Company he will hundreds of miles to march which I know he could not stand it 25 miles. I have stated the case to you please act on it immediately. Let me hear from you by Wednesday as I expect to visit by son on Thursday. May complying with my request a Mothers Blessing will accompany you as also her dailey prayer.
Very Respectfully, M. M. Gibson
Direct to M. M. Gibson, Columbia, care of Adrian to be forward to my plantation by Stage.
My sons name Wm. Henry Gibson, Capt. Pearsons Company D, Col. Garland’s Reg., near Victoria Texas
 

DAVID CULVER

1. David Culver, Co. D, 6 Texas Infantry – Sergeant – 2 Lieutenant

2. David Culver, 4 Sgt, Capt. E. A. Peareson’s Company, 6 Regiment Texas Infantry; Age: 35 years; Company Muster-in Roll Oct. 4, 1861, Camp Hy E. McCulloch; Joined for duty and enrolled: Oct. 4, 1861 in Matagorda by Capt. E. A. Peareson; Period: War; 85 miles to rendezvous

3. 2 Sgt.; Age: 35 years; Company Muster Roll for Oct 4 to 31, 1861; Enrolled July 11, 186_ in Matagorda by Capt. Peareson; Mustered into service Oct 4, 186_ in Victoria by Lt. J. H. Dinkins

4. 2 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1861 - Present; Enrolled July 11, 1861;

5. 4 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Jan & Feb 1862 – Present; Pay due from enlistment

6. 4 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Mar & Apr 1862 - Present; Pay due from enlistment

7. 4 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for May & June 1862 – Present

8. 4 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for July & Aug 1862 – Present

9. 4 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Sept & Oct 1862 – Present

10. 4 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1862 – Present

11. 4 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Dec 31, 1862 to Apr 30, 1863 – Present

12. 4 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Dec 31, 1862 to June 30, 1863 – Present; Last paid by Maj. Ambler Apr 30, 1863

13. 4 Sergt.; Company Muster Roll for July & Aug, 1863 – Present; Last paid by Capt. Moores June 30, 1863

14. 4 Sergt.; Company Muster Roll for Sept & Oct, 1863 – Present; Last paid in hospital Aug 31, 1863

15. 4 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec, 1863 – Present; Last paid by Capt Moores Oct. 31, 1863

16. 4 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Jan & Feb, 1864; - Present; Last paid by Capt Moores Oct. 31, 1863

17. 2 Lieut.; Company Muster Roll for March & April, 1864 – Present; Last paid by Capt. Moores Oct. 31, 1863; Remarks: Promoted from 4 Sergt March 1, 1864

18. Sgt.; Roster of troops of the Confederate Army captured at Fort Hindman, Arkansas Post, Ark., Jan. 11, 1863

19. 4 Sgt.; Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War at Camp Butler, Springfield, Illinois; Roll not dated.; Where captured: Ark Post, Ark Jan 11, 1863

20. 4 Sgt.; Roll of Prisoners received at Camp Butler, Ill., Jan. 31, 1863. Roll not dated.

21. Prisoner of War Record 1

22. (appears to be an index page for another soldier)

23. (illegible)
 

JOHN SHORTRIDGE

1. John H. Shortridge, Co. D., 6 Texas Infantry

2. John H. Shortridge, Pvt, Capt E. A. Peareson’s Company, 6 Regiment Texas Infantry; Age 28 years; Company Muster-in Roll dated Oct. 4, 1861 at Camp Hy E. McCulloch; Joined for duty and enrolled: Oct. 4, 1861 at Matagorda by Capt. E. A. Peareson; Period: war; 85 miles to rendezvous

3. Pvt.; Company Muster Roll for Oct. 4 to 31 1861; Mustered into service: Oct 4, 186_ in Victoria by Lt. J. H. Dinkins

4. 5 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1861 - Present; Appointed 5 Sgt (over)

5. (back of index page #4) 27 December 1861

6. 5 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Jan & Feb 1862 - Absent; Remarks: Absent on sick leave since the 6 of Feb 1862; Pay due from enlistment

7. 5 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for Mar & Apr, 1862 – Present; Pay due from enlistment

8. 5 Sgt.; Company Muster Roll for May & June 1862 ; Remarks: Dischared May 14 (over)

9. (back of index page #8) 1862 cause disability as per Special order D. H. quarter
 

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