Yes Bruce, I was talking off the cuff and made more than one mistake. Henderson Roy was in the 32nd and at Patterson. He didn't stay with them long, two or three weeks before he deserted and went back to running with the Timothy Reeves crowd. Henderson Roy never lived anywhere other than Reynolds and Carter County. When the war started he was living at Carters Mill at the forks of Logan Creek and Black River. I am well aware that the 2nd Colorado didn't sound right when I found his 1890 Vet Schedule. I then double checked and found a pension index card with his name, I have not ordered the pension file.