Yep, that's him. Well what do you know, I just re-read my g-g-grandfathers application for confederate pension and guess who was there? Henry L. Kaler! It was dated May 6, 1912, Henry States: " I was with him from Aug. 1862 till Feb 1865 when I was wounded at Columbia S. le I was his mess mate all the while."

I have a copy of the transcript if you want to me to scan a copy to send you, just let me know.

It appears another of their buddies was W. H. Hiett, he was also a witness at my g-g-grandfathers pension application proceedings. W.H. Hiett states (about Richard J. Jones): "I was with him in 1862 and was with him most of the time till close of war and was with him as Jefferson Davis' bodyguard when we surrendereed at Appomatox in May 1865"