118 Norro Carotmna Troops, 1861-’65. Elisha Burgin, Second Lieutenant, 18 July, 1862; Andrew C. Berry, Junior Second Lieutenant, 18 July, 1862. Officers men, 125. ; ees B—From Cherokee—W. ©. Walker, Captain, 19 July, 1862; W. B. Nelson, Captain, 1 October, 1862; W. J. McGehee, First Lieutenant; G. N. Loudermilk, M. C. Fowler, D. C. F. Walker, Wm. H. Phillips and Jno. H. Kirk- land, Second Lieutenants. Officers and men, 113. Company C—J. A. McKamy, Captain, 10 September, 1862, promoted Major 1 October, 1862, and Lieutenant-Colo- nel 4 January, 1864, Blount County, Tenn. ; James M. Sin- gleton, First Lieutenant, 10 September; Captain 4J anuary; 1864, Blount County, Tenn. ; Wm. Ashley, First Lieutenant, 10 September; James A. Paul, Second Lieutenant, 10 Sep- tember; John W. McKamy, Second Lieutenant, September, 1862; Lenoir R. Young, Junior Second Lieutenant, Septem- ber, 1862. Officers and men, 105. Company D—Cavalry—W. C. Wallace, Captain, 1 Sep- tember, 1862, Knoxville, Tenn.; James Carnes, First Lieu- tenant, 28 September, 1862, Blount County, Tenn. ; F. M. Lauter, Second Lieutenant, 28 September, 1862, Blount County, Tenn.; Jos. Harden, 28 September, 1862, Blount County, Tenn. Officers and men, 83. Company E—Cherokee County—Stephen Whitaker, Cap- tain, 8 September, 1862, promoted Major 4 January, 1864; John A. Robinson, First Lieutenant and Captain; W. C. Ta- tum, First Lieutenant; W. A. Wiggins, Second Lieutenant. Officers and men, 129. Company F—Graham County, Cavalry—D. ©. Ghormley, Captain, 24 September, 1862; John Grant, First Lieutenant ; E. R. Nelson and D. S. Kurkholder, Second Lieutenants. Officers and men, 75. Company G—Cavalry—David Neff, Captain, 24 Septem- ber, 1862; Jas. F. Cawsey, First Lieutenant, 24 September, 1862; Benj. F. Ward, Second Lieutenant, 24 September, 1862; W. W. Cowan, Junior Second Lieutenant, 24 Septem- ber, 1862. Officers and men, 111. Company H—Cherokee County—G. N. Loudermilk, Cap- tain, 19 July, 1862; Robert A. Aiken, First Lieutenant and EIGHTIETH REGIMENT. 119 Captain; Hiram Ledford, First Lieutenant; John Habbitt, Second Lieutenant. Officers and men, 90. Company I—Indian Company from Cherokee County— James Welch, Captain; Cam. H. Taylor, First Lieutenant ; Indian Second Lieutenant; Indian Junior Second Lieuten- ant. Officers and men, 90. , _ Company K—Indian Company from Jackson County— “Black Fox,” Captain; Indian First Lieutenant; Sec- ond Lieutenant. Officers and-men, 90. Company L—Artillery Battery, Four Guns—J. T. Levi, Captain, “Louisiana Tigers;” Jno. W. Barr, First Lieuten- ant, Abingdon, Va.; J. M. Shipp, Second Lieutenant, Abing- don, Va.; R. P. Searcy, Junior Second Lieutenant, Tennes- see. Officers and men—Louisiana, Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina—104. Total officers and men in above companies, eleven hundred and fifteen. About 200 of these were Tennesseeans and 50 from Virginia and Louisiana, in battery. For the roster while a battalion see Moore, Vol. IV, pp. 196-216. Immediately after its organization, these companies com- posing the battalion, were scattered along the Bristol and Chattanooga Railroad, guarding bridges, towns, block houses, ete., also arresting conscripts, deserters, and doing other pro- vost duties. In April, 1863, the battalion, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel W. ©. Walker, was in A. E. Jackson’s Brigade at Jonesboro, Tenn., 35 (Serial Vol.) Off. Ree. Union and Confed. Armies, 792. On 31 July it was at Zol- licoffer, Tenn, same volume. page 946. After the occupation of East Tennessee by General Burn- side, 5 September, 1863, Companies C, E and H were in up- per East Tennessee, with Colonels Love and Stringfield and most of the Sixty-ninth Regiment of Thomas’ Legion, and were then cut off from the battalion under Colonel Walker. There were also three or four companies of “sappers and miners,”” masons, carpenters, blacksmiths, gunsmiths, salt and salt petre and alum makers. Captain R. C. McCalla, a Scotchman, and a most excellent gentleman, is the only officer whose name I can recall.