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Muster Roll of "Prattville Dragoons":

Hello,
I recently got me a copy of "War History of the Prattville Dragoons", by Capt. Wilbur F. Mims, Co. "H", 3rd Ala. Cav.. The little books are on sale at the little museum in Prattvile across from the Police station for $3.00. Anyway, here are the members, written as they appear in the book(slightly out of Alphabetical order), starting with the muster of the original orginization, and then later enlistees/replacements:
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STAFF:
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1. Jessie Cox, Captain(Original Captain).
2. S.D.Olliver, 1st Lieutenant.
3. A.Y.Smith, 2nd Lieutenant
4. Adam Felder, 3rd Lieutenant.
5. Wm. Montgomery, Breveet 2nd Lieutenant.
6. T.J.Ormsby, 1st Sargeant.
7. R.M.Moncrief, 2nd Sargeant.
8. E.W.Parker, 3rd Sargeant.
9. J.L.Wainright, 4th Sargeant.
10. W.F.Mims, 5th Sargeant.
11. W.L.Knox, 1st Corporal.
12. John Cotton, 2nd Corporal.
13. George W. Ward, 3rd Corporal.
14. J.M.Hall, 4th Corporal.
15. A.S.McKeithen, Surgeon.
16. Norman Knox, Buglar.
17. H.F.Debardeleben, Ensign and Commissary.
18. Wm. Patterson, Farrior.

PRIVATES:
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1. Wm. Booth
2. D.B.Booth
3. B.H.Booth
4. Jesse H. Booth
5. Britton Boon
6. Lucien Brown
7. Hiram Brown
8. W.N.Bush
9. Geo.O.Brosnaham
10. Mack Brewer
11. I.H.Cox
12. Thomas Carter
13. Adom Cloninger
14. John Cook
15. A.P.Debardeleben
16. R.K.Debardeleben
17. Geo.W.Durbin
18. Warren Deavenport
19. Thomas Flynn
20. Henry Fralick
21. W.A.Graham
22. W.T.Goodson
23. W.T.Goodwin
24. Thomas Graves
25. Robert Graves
26. Y.P.Gordon
27. Robt. Goodson
28. W.A.Goodson
29. J.M.Hill
30. T.B.Hill
31. A.Henchon
32. David Harold
33. T.J.Hamilton
34. John Harris
35. B.F.Haynie
36. James Haynie
37. Mathew Hale
38. Geo.W.Hale
39. Henry A. Hale
40. Charles Herron
41. Julian Johnson
42. J.H.Jarrett
43. Harper James
44. Henry Kelly
45. H.J.Livingston
46. John Montgomery
47. A. McGruder
48. S.Mims
49. A.D.Mims
50. D.C.McCord
51. O.H.McWilliams
52. A.T.Mitchell
53. A.C.Oats
54. S.H.Pearce
55. John Pearce
56. A.D.Pope
57. W.T.Rice
58. C.P.Riggs
59. E.A.Reese
60. Littleton Reese
61. Robert Roper
62. John Lewis Raulinson/Rawlinson(My wife's g.g.granddad)
63. James Raulinson
64. C.W.Smith
65. W.J.Smith
66. Sidney Smith
67. T.W.Smith
68. John Stolenaker
69. Alison Scrogin
70. G.W.Sears
71. E.C.Stewart
72. Robert Ward
73. Wm. White
74. M.S.Wadsworth
75. W.W.Wadsworth
76. John Wainright
77. Thomas Williams
78. John Wood
79. Jasper N. Thompson
80. Clinton Thompson
81. Sandy House(Black Cook)
82. Woodson Pope(Black Cook)

The book says they were initially attached to the 7th Ala. Infantry, and were armed with sabres and Colt Navy pistols. In April or May of 1863, the company was finally assigned to a Cav. regiment, and from then on was known as Co."H", James H. Hagood's 3rd Ala. Cav., Gen Wm. Allen's Brigade, Gen. Joe Wheeler's Cav. Corps.(later Joe Robins of Wilcox was commissioned Colonel of the Regiment). At this time it says; "Our arms consisted of pistols and clumsy muskets. sabres were abandoned as a useless weapon to carry with Enfield "Artillery." The company was also reorganized with the following changes:
1. James M. Hill, Captain.
2. Wilbur F. Mims, 1st Lt(later Capt.).
3. Robt.M.Mims, 2nd Lt.
4. Robt.M.Moncrief, 2nd Lt..
5. Shadrach Mims, 3rd. Lt..

NEW RECRUITS/REPLACEMENTS:
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From Alabama:
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1. W.J.Boon
2. Jas.H.Booth
3. G.W.Dismukes
4. Jas. T. DeJarnette
5. Thomas Dutton
6. Henry DuBose
7. T.J.Elliott
8. Henry Lewis Golson
9. George DeRamus(his grandaughter, whom I know, still has his sabre)
10. Eli DeRamus
11. W.Y.House
12. Hugh Parks
13. John Parks
14. William Patton(nephew of Gov. Patton)
15. Joe S. Reese
16. T.W.Sadler
17. Joseph A. Smith
18. A.G.Stewart

From Tennesse;
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1. Calvin Blair.
2. James Summer
3. Thomas Starnes
4. John Russell
5. John Duffie
6. John Garner
7. Nathan Garner
8. Wm. Hinton
9. Thomas Oakley
10. John Hathaway

Anyway, I just thought someone might could use this info or at least find it interesting. It also tells some of the ones who was killed or wounded where.
Take care,
Dave

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