I see that he died "near Cumberland Gap". There was a lot of activity in Cumberland Gap about that time. Cumberland Gap was where the Union men crossed the mountain to go over to Kentucky to enlist in the Union Army. Your William Cannon Trundle was one of only a hand-full to serve in the Confederate Army, the family being slave owners, who were Confederate sympathizers. I have a paragraph about William's service in my up-coming book called "One moment of Glory-A Tribute To Our Civil War Soldiers of Sevier County, TN". This book documents a little over 800 men of Sevier County who served in the war. Beulah Karr, Sevier County Civil War Research and documention