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Civil War Unit of Captain George E. Gaddy Carroll County, Arkansas Confederate Veterans Reunion Extractions || Capt. Larkin Bunch's CW Unit Roster Goodspeed History quote:     Captain George E. Gaddy was organizing a company of Home Guards on Long Creek in 1864; it was mustered in at Fayetteville, Arkansas on 28 February 1864. In April 1864 Capatin George E. Gaddy, Federal, encountered Captain McFarland on Race Track Hollow and Lieutenant Jesse Patty, Federal, was killed. 8 June 1964 Captain Gaddy reported at Berryvile, Arkansas with his company where they evacuated Berryville to re-inforce Company G at Easley's Ferry and thus ended the Federal occupation of Carroll County, Arkansas. The files of Pauline Miller, a g-granddaughter of George E. Gaddy, state that Gaddy's company had been organized as a unit of Arkansas Home Guard and was later reorganized as Company M, 73rd Regiment Missouri Enrolled Militia. The following records are from an article by Pauline published in The Carroll County Historical Quarterly. Roster of Gaddy's Company at it's orgainzation Com. Sergt. James M. Addington Private Squire Blevins Sergeant John K. Gregory Private Charles Blevins Captain George E. Gaddy Private J. K. Blevins Lieut. Jesse Goforth Private D. W. Beck Private J. C. Garrison Private George W. Benton First Lt. Alfred Huylsey First Sargent W. W. Carpenter Corporal Martin J. Jones Private Joseph Carey Private James Myers Private Thomas Carey Private Archibald Myers Corporal William Carey Private James Muse Private Garret Carey Private Isaac S. Nelson Private John W. Carey 2nd Lt. Jesse Patty Private W. F. Epley Private Richard Roberts Private Thomas J. Erwin Private A. L. (Pete) Roberts Private Pleasant H. Farmer Musician Willis C. Russell Private John W. Flippo Sergeant John S. Shahan Private George W. Flippo Private Goerge White Private F. M. Flippo Private J. R. White   Corporal John White     Volunteers who Joined later Lemuel Hunter S. J. Blevins William Hunter Thomas Boucher William Bush Lon Boucher Isaac Estes Joe Addington G. W. Capps John Russell David C. A. Myers Mike Erwin Thomas White Mack Benton Lacy Hodges James Keith Lewis Rains John Andrews   John Muse