Tom, H. Riley (Houston Riley) is in the Compiled Service Records of the 3rd KY Infantry microfilm role 319-94 He is listed as a Private, age 22, 50 miles from rendezous at Camp Boone, Tennessee, enlisted July 18, 1861 for 3 years or the war. On roll dated (RD) Oct 1, 1861-Jan. 1, 1862 listed as absent sick in hospital in Bowling Green, KY. (RD) Sep 30, 1862-Jan 1, 1863 absent sick in hospital (RD) March 1, 1863-July 1, 1863 absent on duty in hospital at ? Station. (RD)July-Aug 1863 present (RD) Sep-Oct 1863 present (RD)Nov-Dec 1863 absent detailed as teamster with supply train (RD) March-April 1864 absent on detached duty with Gen. Loring's Division supply train. (RD)May-June 1864 present entitiled to pay for private horse since march 11, 1864. (RD)Houston Riley appears on a Register of Prisoners of War at the Dept. of the Cumberland captured at Spring Hill, Tennessee Dec. 18, 1864 forwarded to Louisville, Ky. Jan. 27, 1865. Houston Riley appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War at the Military Prison in Louisville received Jan. 28, 1865, captured at Spring Hill, Tenn. Dec. 18, 1864, discharged to Camp Chase, Ohio Feb. 1, 1865. H. Riley appears on a Register of Chimborazo Hospital #1, Richmond, Virginia, under the heading of "A List of Paroled Prisoners furloughed under S.O. 46, A.& I.G.O. 1865, dated March 16, 1865, Crossman's Brigade, landed march 9, 1865 at Dutch Gap, Charlotte, Mechlinburg, N.C. H. Riley appears on a Register of Chimborazo Hospital #1, Richmond, Virginia, admitted March 11, 1865 with chronic diarrhea, furloughed for 30 days, dated March 19, 1865. H. Riley appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War arrived at the Military Prison at Louisville during the 6 days ending jan. 31, 1865 dated feb. 1, 1865 captured at Spring Hill, Tenn. H. Riley appears on a Register of Receiving and Wayside Hospital or General Hospital #9, Richmond, Va. admitted March 18, 1865, disposition on March 18, 1865 for 30 days. H. Riley appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War at Louisville, Ky. transferred to Camp Chase, Ohio, Feb. 1, 1865. H. Riley appears on a Register of Receiving and Wayside Hospital #9 admitted March 10, 1865 sent to Chimborazo. H. Riley appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War received at Camp Chase from Louisville Feb. 31, 1865. H. Riley appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War captured and forwarded to Louisville. H. Riley appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War paroled at Camp Chase and transferred to City Point, Virginia Feb. 25, 1865 for exchange. He appears on a Register of Payments on Descripive List period of service Dec. 31, 1862-July 1863 paid August 1, 1863 by W. Lindsay, $66. Appears on hospital muster roll Terry, Mississippi, for Nov. 21, 1862-Feb. 28, 1863 employed as a cook. Appears on a report of killed and wounded in the Second Division of Forrest's Cavalry, including Mabry's Brigade in the Battle of Harrisburg, Miss. July 13-15, 1864 wounded. Appears on a report of casualties in Maj. General Forrest's Cavalry Corp. in the Tenn. Campaign during the months of November and December 1864, dated march 16, 1865 listed as wounded dangerously in lung. Appears on a receipt for roll of clothing for April 2, 1863 date of issue April 10, 1863. Signed the following: H. Riley in Capt. McGoodwin's Co. C, 3rd Ky. Regt. was enlisted at Camp Boone, Tenn. by Lt. McCall to serve for 3 years. Said Riley was born in Jackson County, Tennessee is twenty-two? years of age, 5 feet and eleven inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair and by occupation when enlisted a farmer? Tom the ?? are mine as it was hard to read. Houston's brother J.W. was also born in Jackson County. I have a photograph of one of them but do not know which one. The family said that it was one of them but they weren't for sure which one. e-mail me if you want a copy. Richard