ORIGINAL MUSTER ROLL OF COMPANY "G" FIRST ARKANSAS REGIMENT, INFANTRY, JACKSON GUARDS

The following is a list of the battles that the Jackson Guards ,or Co."G". lst Ark. Regiment infantry was engaged in from 1861 to 1865
First battle, Massassas, Blockade of Potomac at Evansport,Shiloh, Farmington, Corinth,Perryville, Chickamauga, Missionaray ridge, Ringold Gap, 74 days battle from Dalton to Atlanta, Peechtree Creek, Atlanta and Murfreesboro.

19 Killed, discharged 29, dead 8, detailed 4, transferred 18.

List of  Arkansas Companies

Co. A-from Eldorado, Capt Asas Morgan: 
Co  B-from Arkadelphia, Capt. Starks
Co. C-from Camden, Capt. Crenshaw
Co. D-from Pine Bluff, Capt Dan McGregor
Co. E-from Benton, Capt. W.A.Crawford
Co. F-from Little Rock, Capt W. H. Martin
Co.G-from Jacksonport-Capt. A. C. Pickett
Co.H-from De Witt. Capt. Robert Crockett
Co I- from Monticello. Capt Jackson
C0 J- from St. Charles Capt. Boswe

Col James Fagan's Regiment;General Polk's Brigade, General D.C.Govan's Brigade,Cleburnes Division, Hardee Corps, Army of Tennessee

FIRST OFFICERS  ELECLTED MAY 8TH 1861

1. Capt. a.c. Pickett 1862; Colonel of Steans Mo.,8,Regiment
2. lst. Lt. L.C.Gause in 1862
3. 2nd Lt.LL. Moore , Discharged
4. 2nd Lt. George Paine, Discharged

NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS

3rd  First Sgt. James F. Hunter, transferred
2nd Sgt. W.b. Densford, discharged over age
3rd Sgt.  John r. Loftin
4th Sgt. Peter Bach, wounded by Cliff Dowell
5th Sgt. H. c. Lowe
4.   First Corporal john M. Waddell
2ndCorportal Sam Shoup
3rd Corporal Henry Clements
4th Corporal W.E.Bevens

OFFICERS FROM MARCH 1862-1865

5. Capt. Sam Shoup, wounded on July 22 at Atlanta
6. lst Lt. A.T. Walthall, killed at Kenesaw Mt.
7. 2nd Lt. H.c. Lowe, wounded at Chickamauga and Jonesboro
8. 3rd Lt. John  R. Loftin

PRIVATES

9.W.T. Barnes, detailed with Bond  10. Robert d. Bond, wounded at Atlanta, captured at Nashville. 11. W. H. Baker, discharged over age. 12.George W. Baker,transferred to Georgia regiment. 13.Ben B. Bradley. 14. William Bunnell, trans to Navy Dept.15 John Baird, wounded at Mobile Bay.16.T. H. Brodgen,  killed by James Garrett.17. T. A. Byer.18.J.J. Bobo, detailed to drive ambulance.19. John Boiler, 10 J.K. Bedwell, died 21 Edward Burnett, killed at Kennesaw. 22. John Baldridge, wounded and captured at Franklin. 23, Alex Baldridge , wounded at Franklin 24. W.E. Bevens, wounded at Shiloh,25. Pete Bach, wounded by Cliff Dowell.26.W. H. Clayton, killed at Golgotha.27, William cooper, died.28 Jack Conn, discharged from sickness.29.John a Cathey, wounded at Shiloh. 30 Austin Choate, wounded and discharged. 31. f. Collins.32. John Carpenter. 33,B. L. Covey.24. Henry Clements, wounded at Franklin 35. E V Dale, killed at Shiloh.36. George F Dickson, transferred. 37. Ed Dempsey, wounded.38. Richard Dorsey, discharged.39.Thomas B Davis, died at Dalton. 40. Allen Davis killed at Bentonville.41. Clifton Dowell who wounded Peter Bach. 42. f. w. Dillard.43. Ben H Farrell, discharged over age.44.J. f. Farrell. 45 James Falcher.46. James Garrett who killed Brogdens, transferred.47. S S Gause, transferred.48. Arthur Green, killed at Murfreesboro.49. Lyman B. Gill 50. E Haggarton, detailed with Pioneer Corps.51.Robert Hard.52. John d. Heitt.53.James M. Hensley, wounded at Ringold, killed at Atlanta.54.Dan Hays, discharged over age. 55. John E A Harl, killed at Shiloh 56. Jonathan Harrison, wounded at Shiloh57. James Hudson. 58. Martin Howard, wounded and transferred to Navy. 59. Richard Haden, transferred to Trans-Miss Dept. 60. Joseph Hamilton, transferred.61. W.H. Hunter. 62 Joseph Hubbard, Killed at Nashville. 63. w. H. Henson, died. 64.Robert A Hall. 65 James F. Hunter, transferred. 66. Lou Harl. 67 Dave Kelley, died. 68. B.Ff. Kinman, discharged. 69. John Lamb. 70 Joseph Joslin, transferred. 71. Wilson Love, 72, Joe Lax, died. 73 Jerry D Love, wounded, 74. John d. Love. 75 Nathan Love. 76. A R Logan Killed at Golgotha. 77. t. Shannon, wounded at Ringold, captured at Franklin 78. Pat Murphy, furnished substitute. 79. Lemuel McKee, wounded. 80. Wm. Mathews, wounded at Murphreesboro. 81.  J. H. Murphy, discharged. 82. Jasper May, wounded 83. Mart Mull wounded at Chicamauga. 84. John Moore, transferred. 85. D. Myers, wounded
86. W. H. Moore, Killed at Shiloh. 87. John a McDonald, wounded. 88. J.Mclain, killed at Shiloh. 89. B.F.f. McCowan, wounded 90. Dave McCullough, transferred. 91. W. M McCartney, discharged. 92. W.A. Myers 93. Robert Morris, discharged.  94. John MN. Murphy.95. Dave Mulligan. 96.John K. Murhpy, discharged. 97. Michael Nash, transferred 98. John Orrie, died. 99. Wb P. Pinkley, killed at Chickamauga. 100. Henry Powell, discharged. 101. Jack Porter, discharged. 102. J. P. K. Prichard, discharged. 103. Y. R. Ridley, detailed to General Holmes Guard 104. G. A. Raney, discharged over age. 105. J. W. Robinson 106. J. r. Roberts. 107. G. W. Reager. 108. Geo W. Roberts,transferrred to Morgan Cavalry 109. Joseph R. Roberts, Wounded at Missionary Ridge. 110. w. H. c. Reed, wounded at Munsfordsville, Ky.111. John M. Rodgers, wounded. 112. B.F.f. Richardson. 113. J. W. Readen. 114. George Rice, wounded at Shiloh. 115. B.Bf. Reeves, wounded in Cairo 116. Fred Roy 117. David Roby, transferred. 118. H. Ratcliff. 119. Arthur Rhodes, dead. 120. d. Shackleford, detailed in Government shops. 121. Alfred Stewart, killed at Franklin 122. Tome R. Stone, transferred to Mississippi Army.  123. James Stinson, Killed at Jonesboro.  124. Charley  Steadman, killed at Ringold.  125. Lon   Steadman. 126. Luther Steadman. 127.  Joseph Sample, discharged. 128. George K. Stephens, discharged.  129. Henry smith, died. 130. r. H. Sallivan(Sullivan) discharged. 131. R. L. Slaughter 132. Pony Stewart, killed at Franklin. 133. Eli Stringfellow, discharged.  134. J. H. Sherr. 135. George Sparling, wounded 136. James Seward, discharged. 137. John B Trail 138, George P. Thomas, wounded at Murfreesboro, killed at Atlanta. 139. M. N. Tucker, discharged. 140. Joseph Vaughn. 141. b. f. Vanderfer,wounded. 142. b. f. Vanderfer, lost a leg at Shiloh 143. Boon Winneham 144.---Winneham, killed. 145. w. d. Winneham. 146.Beverly Willard , discharged over age. 147. B.F. Whitely. 148. b. F. White. 149. John Wilson, discharged over age. 150. John M. waddell , dicharged from sickness. 151.  J. B. Waddell, lost a leg at Shiloh 152. w. Fletcher Williams, wounded.
153 Rawlings Young

Surgeon of First Arkansas Regiment- Dr. T. R. Ashford
Asst. Surgeon of First Ark Reg..Dr. W. E. Arnold

This information and much more is in the book "Reminiscences of a Private" by W. E. Bevans, reprinted 1977 by Jackson Co Historical Society and can be purchased from them.

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