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Muster Role of Capt. John Blyth’s Company B, 5th Tenn. Cav. CSA April 27, 1865 Surrender |
May 3, 1865
1. John Blythe Capt. Athens, McMinn Co. Tenn.
2. James L. Wierick 1st Lt. Kingston, Roane Co.
3. James Edgeman, 2nd Lt. Decatur, Meigs Co.
4. A.H. Butler 3rd Sgt. Decatur, Meigs Co.
5. F. C. Latham 4th Sgt. Athens, McMinn Co.
6. Samuel Hayes 5th Sgt. Kingston, Roane Co.
7. Stephen Ford 1st Corp. Decatur, Tenn
8. Wm. Duckworth, smith Decatur, Tenn
9. N. A. Adams Private Kingston, Roane Co.
10. Isaac Baker Decatur, Tenn
11. I. N. Bell Fayetteville, Ga.
12. S. H. Blythe Athens, McMinn Co.
13. T. T. Ball “ “
14. Monroe Cash Decatur, TN
15. A. A. Davidson Kingston.
16. D. F. Duckworth Decatur.
17. John A. Durham Kingston.
18. W.C. Davis Athens
19. J. E. Fike Decatur
20. J. P. Fooshee “
21. Jonas Fooshee X “
22. A. W. Guffee Kingston
23. J. C. Guffee Kingston
24. H. S. Guffee Kingston
25. A. C. Guffee
26. S. J. Griffin
27. F. P. Gipson Clinton, Anderson Co. Tenn
28. T. L. Hood Kingston.
29. L. J. Harmon Athens
30. Edward Hutson. Decatur
31. F. L. B. Johnson. Madisonville, Monroe Co.
32. Isaac Jolly Washington, Rhea Co.
33. C.mCd. Kimcaid{sic} Kingston **note: probably Kincaid
34. A. B. Kincaid Kingston
35. Thos. Latham. Athens, Tenn.
36. R. C. Martin. Kingston.
37. T. B. Morrison. “
38. J. H. Miller. Washington, Rhea Co.
39. F. M. Morrison. Kingston.
40. M. L. Morrison.
41. Joseph Payne Athens. Tenn.
42. Thomas J. Peak Decatur.
43. W. O. Price Kingston.
44. G. E. Proffitt “
45. J. M. Reed Macon, Miss
46. G. P. Roddy X Washington, Tenn.
47. John F. Rutherford Madisonville.
48. T. P. Smith. Decatur, Tenn.
49. S. T. West Athens, McMinn Co.
50. John H. Walker. X Kingston.
51. S. H. Williams. Athens, Tenn.
52. Samuel Woolsey Kingston, Tenn.
This information was contributed by Chris
"I tried to copy the list verbatim....even placing the periods where they don't quite belong. I added just 1 or 2 notes....obvious things. Cash researcher Louise Bryant Rogers provided my with the infomation. If anyone needs a point of contact for Monroe Cash or Stephen Ford...my email is : cashfam3@aol.com Monroe was Louise and I's 2nd great grandfather. He joined this unit in Knoxville, TN in Jan. 1862.....went to Welcker's TN Cav. Bn in late 1863 and then back to this same unit...the 5th early in 1864 to War's end. Stephen Ford was his wife's relative. I think the James Edgeman is the same as Pollard Edgemond at: http://www.tennessee-scv.org/heroes/edgemond.htm or James is his brother. A lot of these guys went by their middle name....my Monroe was James Monroe Cash b. 1826 TN, but he went by Monroe. Hope this may provide something good to others
Submitters note: These men surrendered at War’s end in Charlotte, NC as a part of the 5th Tennessee Cavalry (McKenzie’s), Co. B(Blythe’s), and accordingly some of the members who had fought w/ the unit previous to May 3rd, 1865 are not listed.