Solomon S BRANDON (VETERAN CSA)
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Additional BRANDON Surnames in COFFELT (VAUGHN) Cemetery
BRANDON, Elsie EstherBRANDON, Emerald EBRANDON, Emery DelbertBRANDON, Noel R.BRANDON, Paula A.BRANDON, Richard ABRANDON, VadaBRANDON, Steven LynnBRANDON, Solimon SBRANDON, Marion JoshuaBRANDON, Jeremiah ArthurBRANDON, JessieBRANDON, Aubrey DeanBRANDON, Charles RobertBRANDON, Clara DellBRANDON, Clint ChristopherBRANDON, Lessie EvelynBRANDON, Donald JayBRANDON, Elmer EdgarBRANDON, Infant DaughterBRANDON, James EdwardBRANDON, Jeremiah J.BRANDON, John RobertBRANDON, LevellaBRANDON, Joyce JeanBRANDON, J SBRANDON, Elmer LLoydBRANDON, JosephineBRANDON, M AliceBRANDON, Martha BelleBRANDON, Paul C.BRANDON, RosemaryBRANDON, Ruthie LouBRANDON, William J.BRANDON, Myrtle K.BRANDON, DarrelBRANDON, Leonard E.BRANDON, Dennis RBRANDON, Velma LeotaBRANDON, LuemmaBRANDON, BabyBRANDON, Infant Son TwinBRANDON, Infant Son TwinBRANDON, Velma RuthBRANDON, EdnaBRANDON, Mary ClaraBRANDON, Cathryn Ann Additional BRANDON Surnames in BENTON County
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Submitted: 1/10/11 • Approved: 1/11/11 • Last Updated: 3/14/18 • R443043-G0-S3
PRIVATE CSA
Company A 37 Tennessee Infantry
Civil War Confederate
August 30, 1843 - June 16, 1904
CONFEDERATE TENNESSEE TROOPS
37th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry (7th Infantry) (1st East Tennessee Rifles)
37th Infantry Regiment, formerly the 7th Tennessee Regiment Provisional Army, [and also called 1st East Tennessee Rifles] was organized at Camp Ramsay, near Knoxville, Tennessee, in October, 1861. Its companies were raised in the counties of Coffee, Bedford, Claiborne, Jefferson, Grainger, Hamilton, Washington, Bradley, Blount, and Sevier. Company E contained men from Alabama. After fighting at Perryville, the unit was assigned to B.R. Johnson's, Bate's, Tyler's, and Palmer's Brigade, Army of Tennessee. In June, 1863, it was consolidated with the 15th Regiment. It fought in many conflicts from Murfreesboro to Atlanta, returned to Tennessee with Hood, and was active in North Carolina. During December, 1861, this unit contained 771 effectives and lost thirty percent of the 225 engaged at Murfreesboro. The 15th/37th lost fifty-eight percent of the 202 at Chickamauga and totalled 234 men and 148 arms in December, 1863. It was included in the surrender on April 26, 1865. The field officers were Colonels William H. Carroll and Moses White; Lieutenant Colonels R. Dudley Frayser and Hunter P. Moffett; and Majors Edward F. Hunt, Joseph T. McReynolds, and R.M. Tankesley.
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