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Name [with variant spellings?]; [birth-death dates]; rank, if other than private; (notes, including age at enlistment, and occupation || sources)

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Co. "D" (raised in Marshall County; mustered in, 7 April 1862; during its existence, aggregated 81 officers and men; total casualties: 9 KIA, 9 died of disease; 25 wounded; 5 discharged for disability; 7 captured; 9 deserted)

Officers:

COX, Samuel A., Capt. (company's first Capt.; died in service, 27 April 63)
EUBANKS, Thomas James, Adj. ; Capt. (succeeded Cox as Capt.; transferred to line; KIA, Wauhatchie, 28 or 29 Oct 63)
EWING, R. T., Capt. (wounded, 2nd Manassas; paroled, Appomattox)
BARNARD, P. A., 1st Sgt., 1st Lt. (resigned, 20 Feb 63)
RIDGEWAY, James S., 3rd Lt., 1st Lt.
BAILEY, J. P., 2nd Lt. (resigned)
COLLINS, W. W., 2nd Lt. (wounded, Chickamauga, and 1 June 64; paroled, Appomattox)
HINDS, J. M., 2nd Lt. (KIA, Fussell's Mill, 16 Aug 64)
SMITH, James M., 2nd Lt. (resigned, 1 Sept 62)

BALDWIN, P. B. [P. D.?], 1st Sgt. (wounded, Bermuda Hundred)
GROSS, Jonathan, 1st Sgt.
TURNER, A. J., 2nd Sgt.
BLACK, Green, 3rd Sgt. (paroled, Appomattox)
HAYGOOD, H. P., 3rd Sgt. (wounded, Chickamauga)
GILBERT, W. D., 4th Sgt. (paroled, Appomattox)
KING, W. D., 4th Sgt.
GULLION, William Franklin, 5th Sgt. (paroled, Appomattox)
GILBERT, William, Sgt.
PUTMAN [PUTNAM?], William, Cpl., Sgt.
RAULAN, P. B., Sgt.
SELVIDGE, William, Sgt.

ALEXANDER, James, 2nd Cpl.
FIELDER, John, Cpl.
HUGH[E]S, William N., Cpl.
JONES, William C., 3rd Cpl.
LEWIS, W. S., 1st Cpl.
MARTIN, J. B., Cpl.
PUTNAM, William, 4th Cpl. (paroled, Appomattox)
ROGERS, Elisha, Cpl.
SCRUGGS, Robert, 1st Cpl. (paroled, Appomattox)
TIDWELL, A. J., Cpl.
WID[E]NER, J. K., Cpl. (paroled, Appomattox)

Privates:

ANDERSON, J.
ANDERSON, Thomas J. (discharged)
BAILEY, J. T.
BAILEY, Peter A. (wounded, Chickamauga; KIA, The Wilderness)
BLACK, Calvin (discharged; paroled, Appomattox)
BLANKINSHIP [BLANKENSHIP?], Daniel
BOWMAN, Vine P. (died of disease)
BUTLER, William
BUXTON, H. H. (discharged)
CARBIN, James (died of disease)
CARDWELL, James (KIA, Gettysburg)
CARDWELL, Reuben (wounded, Gettysburg)
CHANEY, G. W. (discharged)
CLINE, M. W. (wounded, Gettysburg, Fussell's Mill)
COL[E]MAN, George W. (died of disease)
COOPER, J.
CORBIN, James
CORBIN, William R.
DERBIT, Michael
DOSS, J. J.
DOTY, A. H.
DURDEN, D. L.
FIELDER, Charles P. (discharged)
FRANKLIN, Henry
FRENCH, J. T.
GARDNER, R.
GIBSON, William
GILBERT, William
GLID[E]WELL, J. V. [J. W.?]
GRAVES, Lemuel
GROSS [GRASS?], G. W. (paroled, Appomattox)
GROSS, Jonathan
HANEY, Oliver
HARPER, Allan
HOWELL, James Maron (also in Co. "I"; died in service)
HUBBARD, F. M. (died of disease, 62)
HUF[F]STUTLER, John (KIA, Chickamauga)
JORDAN, J. J.
KING, J. M.
KING, J. W.
LONG, J. A.
LOYD, J.
LYLES [LILES?], J. M.
McDERME[N]T, J. S. [J. L.?]
MARTIN, H. C.
MILLIRONS [MILLERONS?], M. S.
MITCHELL, S. J.
PLACE, Emanuel
PRESCOTT, Anderson
RENFRO, B. H. (paroled, Appomattox)
RICE, D. W.
ROGERS, Elisha
ROGERS, J. B.
ROMINE[S], Thomas
SANDERS, John
SAUTER, Daniel
SAUTER, Edward
SCRUGGS, James (paroled, Appomattox)
SMALLWOOD, F. M. [S. M.?]
SMITH, Aben
SMITH, J. C.
SMITH, Joel D. [c1813, SC-] (enlisted, Warrenton, Marhshall Co., AL, 7 April 62; wounded, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, and Chickamauga; pension application || Yvonne Quattlebaum)
SMITH, Pleasant Ayler [22 January 1842, Ballplay, Cherokee Co., AL-] (enlisted, 7 April 62, Warrenton, Marshall Co., AL; captured, Gettysburg, and sent to Ft. Delaware; never exchanged; in 1907 Jackson Co., AL CSA Census || Yvonne Quattlebaum)
SMITH, W. W.
STEPHENS, S. P.
STEWART, John
STEWART, William
TIDWELL, A. J.
TIPTON, S. C.
WALKER, John
WILLIAMS, M. L.
WIL[L]SON, L. F. [S. F.?]
WILSON, John
WOOD, H. W.
YARBY, G. M.
YARBY, R. A.
YARBY, W. D.
YOUNG, William P.

Sources of roster information: This roster of the 48th Alabama Infantry Regiment is taken from several sources. All, other than the National Archives and Records Service records, may be considered secondary and subject to error. Corrections to the roster are welcomed, so long as a source of information is provided.

• Taylor, John Dykes. History of the 48th Alabama Volunteer Infantry Regimewnt, C.S.A. (Montgomery, 1902) [reprint, ed. and introd. by William Stanley Hoole. (Tuscaloosa : Confederate Publishing Co., 1985)] (Taylor)
• Compiled Services Records, National Archives (CSR)
• Confederate Military History [Alabama] (CMH)
• Confederate Veteran [periodical] (CV)
• National Archives and Records Service. [48th Alabama Infantry files] (NARS roll)
• Mamie Yearie, Recollections of the boys in gray, 1861-1865, Dayton, OH: Morningside Books, 1986 (Yearie)

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