Warren T. Windhamx, Private, Company G, 7th Battiion Mississippi Infantry (Volunteers}, enlisted May 14, 1862 at Williamsburg by A. J. Leggett for 3 years or the war, absent without leave from December 5 to December 25, recorded at the years end muster as “in arrest,” captured at Blakely, Alabama April 9, 1865, received at Ship Island, Miss., April 15, transferred to Vicksburg, Miss. May 1, surrendered with battalion May 1865, paroled at Meridian, Mississippi May 10

Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Mississippi

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The following was taken from the Supplement to the Official Records:

Record of Events for Seventh Battalion Mississippi Infantry,
May 1862-February 1864.

Company G (Covington Sharpshooters)

Stationed at Saltillo, May 14-August 31, 1862.
No bounty, commutation or pay received by any one of this
company.

Stationed at Camp Rodgers, September-October 1862.
One man accounted for twice last muster. No bounty
received by any one of this company.

Station not stated, November-December 1862.
One man accounted for twice last muster.
[For record of events, see Company E.]*

Stationed near Snyder's Mill, Mississippi, January-February
1863.
Thirty-five of my company have received bounty and there is
bounty due the others.

Stationed near Enterprise, Mississippi, June 30-December 31,
1863.

Stationed near Dog River Factory, January-February 1864.

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* Company E (Mississippi Sharpshooters)

Station not stated, November-December 1862.

November 4.— This company was marched from Camp Rodgers
near Lumpkin's Mill near Waterford to Camp Sloan, a distance of
twelve miles.

November 29.— Was marched from Camp Sloan to Camp
Rodgers near Grenada, a distance of seventy miles.

December 27.— It was marched by railroad to Vaughan Station
on the Central Railroad.