Scott, W. L. Died since the war.
Shaw, Wm. Died in service, June, 1862.
Shaw, John H. Killed at Belmont.
Senter, David. Trenton, Tenn.
Tucker, Wm. Died in service, October, 1862.
Wade, Nash. Texas.
Weddington, Rufus H. Wounded at Shiloh; Arkansas.
Wherry, L. C. Died in service.
Wilkins, J. A. Elected Captain at organization of company; killed at Shiloh.
Zaricor, Albert G. Killed at Belmont.
Roster of Company E,
Composed of Tennesseans and Mississippians.
Allen, Thos. B. Elected Lieutenant at organization of company; served 12 months; resigned; died since the war.
Allen, G. W. McKenzie, Texas.
Arnett, D. C. Killed at Shiloh; from Mississippi.
Arnett, R. C. Canaan, Miss.; from Mississippi.
Allen, Sam H. Wounded at Shiloh; Memphis, Tenn.
Abernathy, W. A. When the war broke out he was at Charlotte Military Institute; joined the First North Carolina Regiment; fought the battle of Big Bethel; was complimented by his officers for gallantry; was transferred to Company E, Thirteenth Tennessee Regiment; killed at Murfreesboro.
Brown, W. J. Appointed Commissary Sergeant of the regiment; transferred after the battle of Chickamauga to Forrest's Cavalry; wounded at Columbia, Tenn.; Collierville, Tenn.
Brown, A. C. Enlisted at Murfreesboro; wounded by the explosion of a shell, from which he never recovered, and is now in the asylum.
Bull, D. C. Killed at Shiloh.
Bailey, B. T.
Ballard, F. M. Missing at the battle of Richmond, Ky.; supposed to have been killed.
Batte, Tom B. Died in service.
Black, J. C. Killed at Shiloh; from Mississippi.
Blackwell, J. W. Transferred to a Georgia regiment; from Mississippi.
Bonner, R. H. Though not a member of Company E, he fought with it in the battle of Shiloh, and afterward became one of Henderson's famous scouts.
Boyd, J. W. Died since the war.
Bryan, J. D.
Burton, Cornelius. Killed on Kennesaw line.
Clay, L. B.
Cowan, James. Died in service, May 1, 1862.
Clay, W. C.
Craddock, Geo. C. Elected First Lieutenant; transferred to cavalry; killed at Nashville, Tenn.
Dyer, B. L. Elected Lieutenant at organization of company; promoted to Captain; appointed Quartermaster of regiment; promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel and Colonel of regiment; wounded at Vining Station and in front of Atlanta; Inspector-General on General Vaughan's staff; died since the war.
Dyer, M. B. Died since the war.
Davis, W. F. Died since the war; from Mississippi.
Davis, J. S. From Mississippi.
DeAregan, Dr. Assistant Hospital Surgeon of the regiment; died since the war.
Doyle, E. T. Canaan, Miss.; from Mississippi.
Doyle, Z. Q. Bride, Tenn.; from Mississippi.
Dennis, Charles. Died since the war; from Mississippi.
Dukes, W. A. Died in service, March 25, 1862.
Doyle, O. A. Died in service; from Mississippi.
Fuiks, Morris. Missing at Missionary Ridge; supposed to have been killed.
Fletcher, Asbury. Died since the war.
Forbes, J. A. Started out in Company E; was appointed Surgeon; resigned and went to Virginia army.
Green, A. J. Texas.
Green, Wm. Killed at Murfreesboro.
Gates, W. A.
Grissum, Felix; died since the war.
Grissum, M. C. Killed at Shiloh.
Grider, W. L.
Gober, B. W. Moscow, Tenn.
Gober, S.
Harwell, Richard M. Elected Lieutenant at organization of company; appointed Adjutant of the regiment; re-elected Adjutant at reorganization of the army at Corinth; appointed Aid-de-Camp to Gen. Vaughan; painfully wounded at Shiloh; died in the service.
Hicks, Sam. Discharged in Kentucky.
Hicks, M. D. Died since the war.
Holliday, G. W. Died in service, November 1, 1861.
Hogan, D. H. Discharged in 1862.
Hill, E. E. Arkansas; from Mississippi.
Hill, L. H. Killed at Atlanta; from Mississippi.
Heflin, H. L. Stanton, Tenn.
Jackson, W. A. Died since the war; from Mississippi.
Jackson, Tom. Killed at Perryville.
King, B. Died in service.
Landreth, W.
Leverett, J. W. Died since the war.
Lane, Thomas M. Severely wounded at Murfreesboro; died since the war.
May, Powell. Elected Lieutenant at the reorganization of the army at Corinth; Clarendon, Ark.
Moore, J. B.
Mason, David H. Died at Murfreesboro from smallpox; was wounded in the ear.
McConnell, Charles. Rossville, Tenn.