I did not run into this term "disposition unaccounted for" Have no idea how to interpret.
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Ruel England, Private, Company C, 10th Kentucky Cavalry, Reference Envelope.
Cards filed with
Engles, Ruel
Ruel Engles, Private, Company C, 10th Regiment, Kentucky Cavalry, arrested Pike County, Ky. July 3, 1863/captured July 7 at Gladesville, Va., received at Camp Chase, Ohio prison July 20, transferred to Camp Douglas, Ill. August 24, 1863, paroled and transferred for exchange to Point Lookout, Md. prison February 24, 1865, no further records
Note, of the four POW cards in his file, three record him as with the 10th Kentucky Infantry vice Cavalry
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Henry Engles, Private, Company C, 10th Regiment Tennessee Cavalry, captured July 7, 1863 at Gladesville, Va., received at Camp Chase, Ohio prison July 20, 1863, transferred to Camp Douglas, Illinois prison August 24, 1863, no further records
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William Engles, Private, Company C, 10th Kentucky Cavalry, Reference Envelope, See also
Wm. Ingle, 13th Kentucky Cavalry
William Ingle, Private, Capt. Anderson Hays' Company of Kentucky Infantry,* enlisted October 1, 1862 at Whitesburg by Col. Caudill for 3 years, recorded on the companies April 30-August 31, 1863 muster roll as, absent, deserter, captured July 7, 1863 at Gladesville, Wise County, Va., confined Kemper Barracks, Cincinnati, Ohio July 18, subsequently sent to Camp Chase, Ohio next day, arriving July 2o, transferred to Camp Douglas August 24, applied for oath of allegiance, "claims to have been loyal, was conscripted & desired to take the oath of allegiance to the U. S. & become a loyal citizen,"paroled and transferred for exchange to Pt. Lookout, Md. prison February 24, 1865, no further records
* This company subsequently became Company C, 13th Regiment Kentucky Cavalry.
The regiment was known at various times as Caudill's Regiment Kentucky Infantry, 10th Regiment Kentucky Infantry, 10th Regiment Kentucky Mounted Riflemen, and 11th Regiment Kentucky Mo Regiment Mounted Infantry. The 11th Regiment Kentucky Mounted Infantry became the 13th Regiment Kentucky Cavalry February 22, 1865.
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Henry Ingles, Private, Company C, 13th Kentucky Cavalry, Reference Envelope. Cards filed with
Ingle, Henry Jr.
Henry Ingle, Private, Capt. Anderson Hays' Company of Kentucky Infantry,* enlisted October 1, 1862 at Whitesburg, Ky. by Col. Caudill for 3 years, recorded absent without leave April 30, 1863, captured July 7, 1863 at Gladesville, Va., recorded on the companies April 30-August 31, 1863 muster roll as, absent, deserter, received at Camp Douglas, Ill. August 22, 1863, paroled and transferred to Pt. Lookout, Md. for exchange, February 24, 1865, applied for oath of allegiance, "claims to have been loyal, was conscripted & desired to take the oath of allegiance to the U. S. & become a loyal citizen"
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Sampson Ingle, Private, Co. C, Caudill's 10th Regiment Kentucky Infantry, enlisted April 1, 1863 at Whitesburg by Col. Caudill for 3 years, recorded on the August 31, 1863 muster roll as absent, deserter, no further records
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M319: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Kentucky
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Thursday May 14, 1863, Col. Caudill's Reg't ordered to Pound Gap. Pleasant Day
Col. Caudill and 126 of his men were forced to surrender in a short sharp fight at Gladesville on July 7.
Bluegrass Confederate, The Headquarters Diary of Edward O. Guerrant, Davis and Swentor, LSU Press, 1999, pp. 275 & 306
13th Kentucky Cavalry, C.S.A. "Surrender Hell; The Diary of Colonel Benjamin F. Caudill," by Shirley Combs. This desk-top published soft cover book is the account of Colonel Caudill while he was imprisoned where he identifies many men of the 13th. Originally the 10th Kentucky Mounted Infantry, it later became the 13th Kentucky Cavalry, C.S.A. His writings were originally transcribed by Troy Back. Shirley has put this together with a history and stories given by his great granddaughter including U.S. General Julius White's version of the Battle of Glades Ville, Va. Includes photos of Col. Caudill, his son and ggdtr. Available for $ 25.00 directly from Shirley Combs, 4943 Pleasant Ridge Road, The Dalles, Oregon 97058. combs@netcnct.net
See also:
http://yeahpot.com/coc13kycav.html