Hayes Lowe
Elected officers
Tue Apr 17 06:58:50 2001


I know this was true in Alabama in early war units, and probably with all states. However this changed after a couple of years, and officers were then appointed. I have seen examples, though, of elected officers as late as 1865.

• Re: Elected officers — Alan J. Pitts, Tue Apr 17 10:42
• Outstanding Explanation — Bryan Howerton, Tue Apr 17 11:17
• Ordnance Officers — Bryan Howerton, Tue Apr 17 11:20
• Ordnance Lt. — Hayes Lowe, Tue Apr 17 11:47
• The best title for this story is..... — Alan J. Pitts, Tue Apr 17 13:20
• 12th Louisiana Ordnance Sergeant — R. Hugh Simmons, Thu Apr 19 09:52
• Address Correction — R. Hugh Simmons, Thu Apr 19 09:59
• Best Title — Bryan Howerton, Tue Apr 17 13:58
• Best title. — Hayes Lowe, Tue Apr 17 13:45
• Medical Director — Bryan Howerton, Tue Apr 17 17:24
• Ordnance Lieutenant — Alan J. Pitts, Tue Apr 17 16:49
• Alabama staff office surgeon — Hayes Lowe, Tue Apr 17 19:12
• Medical Purveyor — Bryan Howerton, Tue Apr 17 20:26
• Surgeon-in-Chief — Hayes Lowe, Tue Apr 17 20:39
• Dr. Lyles — Hayes Lowe, Tue Apr 17 21:07
• Clarification — Hayes Lowe, Tue Apr 17 21:03
• TMA Surgeons List — Bryan Howerton, Tue Apr 17 23:28
• Re; Surgeon Jolly — Paul McLaughlin, Thu Apr 19 08:35
• Surgeon Jolly — Bryan Howerton, Thu Apr 19 09:57
• Ordnance Sergeant — Bryan Howerton, Tue Apr 17 12:57
• Ord. Sgt. — Hayes Lowe, Tue Apr 17 13:05
• Ord. Sergt. — Bryan Howerton, Tue Apr 17 13:53
• Officers — GPurvis, Tue Apr 17 16:04
• Confederate Command — Bryan Howerton, Tue Apr 17 16:28
• Officers — GPurvis, Tue Apr 17 20:23
• What if..... — Bryan Howerton, Tue Apr 17 20:34