Alan J. Pitts
Re: 2nd Alabama Infantry ,Co.H 'Pope Walker Rifles'
Tue Apr 24 17:21:50 2001


An interesting company! If you or anyone else happens to know about this command, I have a few questions:

1) What (if any) relationship did this company have with the 2nd Alabama between the time it organized (Apr. 14, 1861) and the time members enrolled in Confederate service?

2) Does Captain George M. Bonner appear on the roll you have? What became of him?

3) How did Captain Edmund H. McDonald managed to become involved with the Confederate defense of Fort Donelson?

• Who was Pope Walker — Bryan Howerton, Tue Apr 24 23:24
• 1st Confederate Sec. of War — Jim Martin, Tue Apr 24 23:31
• Thanks! — Bryan Howerton, Tue Apr 24 23:34
• The relationship. — Hayes Lowe, Tue Apr 24 18:12
• Re: The relationship. — Alan J. Pitts, Tue Apr 24 19:25
• 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Ala. — Hayes Lowe, Tue Apr 24 21:26
• Re: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Ala. — Alan J. Pitts, Tue Apr 24 23:12
• As usual, the data is contradictory. — Hayes Lowe, Wed Apr 25 08:44
• Re: As usual, the data is contradictory. — Alan J. Pitts, Wed Apr 25 11:10
• I'm interested to know... — Hayes Lowe, Wed Apr 25 12:41
• Re: I'm interested to know... — Alan J. Pitts, Wed Apr 25 14:00
• Going to email. — Hayes Lowe, Wed Apr 25 18:40
• George M. Bonner — Jim Martin, Tue Apr 24 18:10
• Re: George M. Bonner — Alan J. Pitts, Tue Apr 24 18:57
• Bonners — Hayes Lowe, Tue Apr 24 18:16
• Bonners from Alabama who ended up in Louisiana Units — Margaret, Thu May 24 20:11