I have been unable to find any Confederate records for your Alfred F. Cooley

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Barry Cooley, Private, Company C, 7th Battalion, Mississippi Volunteers, enlisted May 12, 1862 at Quitman, Miss. by Lt. Welborne for 3 years or war, paid $50 bounty, signed with an 'X', "his mark," sent to hospital Sep/Oct, 1862, lost on retreat from Abbeville, n.d., with sick "who were put off on the banks of the Miss. River, from the Steamer Minnehaha, at Greenville, Miss., Dec. 31, 1862, entirely destitute of rations, bedding, etc.," dated January 2, 1863, recorded on the Jan & Feb, 1863 muster roll as absent, prisoner, POW forwarded to Cairo, Ill.**, n.d., recorded on the Jan & Feb, 1864 as absent without leave since December 15, 1862, Nancy Cooley, widow of L. B. Cooley, filed claim for his pay and allowances May 30, 1863, Jasper[?] County, Miss., no further records
[Note: There is no record of death in his records]

** There is a National Archives document entitled Confederate P. O. W.'s, Soldiers & Sailors Who Died in Federal Prisons & Military Hospitals In the North. Believe it has been published by Francis Ingmire & Carolyn Ericson, LC 84-081172, ISBN 911317-34-1

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Martin V. Cooley, Private, Company C, 7th Mississippi Battalion, enlisted May 12, 1862 at Quitman, Miss. by Lt. J. C. Welborne for 3 years, paid $50 bounty, signed with an 'X', sent to hospital Sep/Oct, 1862, captured at Vicksburg, Miss., July 4, 1863, paroled July 10, recorded October 31, 1863 as being absent without leave Since Aug. 23, 1863, reported to parole camp November 1, 1863, exchanged December 20, 1863, captured near Marietta, Georgia June 19, 1864, sent to Camp Morton, Ind. prison camp, June 27, 1864, paroled and transferred to City Point, Va. for exchange March 4, 1865

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Moses Cooley, Private, Company C, 7th Mississippi Battalion, enlisted May 12, 1862 at Quitman, Miss. by Lt. Welborn for 3 years, paid $50 bounty, signed with an 'X', sent to hospital Sep/Oct, 1862, captured at Vicksburg Juoy 4, 1863, paroled July 10, recorded absent without leave since 23 Aug. on the October 31, 1863 muster roll, reported to parole camp November 1, 1863, declared exchanged December 20, captured near Dallas, Georgia June 5, 1864, sent to Rock Island, Illinois, prison camp June 14, transferred to the Dept. of West Miss./New Orleans, for exchange May 3, 1865, exchanged May 23, M. B. Cooley, admitted to Receiving and Wayside Hosptial, Richmond, Va., March 14, 1865, furloughed for 30 days March 15

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Nelson/Wilson Cooley, Private, Company C, 7th Mississippi Infantry Battalion, enlisted May 12, 1862 at Quitman, Miss. by Lt. Welborn for 3 years, paid $50 bounty, signed with an 'X', on sick furlough June 24, 1862, present at the Oct. 31, 1863 muster, captured June 19, 1864 near Marietta, Georgia, sent to Camp Morton, Indiana prison camp June 27, died January 1, 1865, Inflammation of the lungs, buried in grave No. 1229, Green Lawn Cemetery

M269: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Mississippi