Hayes Lowe
P-County Stapps
Sat Sep 23 20:56:27 2000


I have a lot of Stapps in the latest draft of my book about Pickens County Civil War Veterans. Sorry, none are a certain match to your man.

7th Alabama Cavalry, Company I [Pickens County]

Privates

STAPP, John

STAPP, Washington “Wash”

[NOTE: STAPP, J.W. is listed as a member of the 7th Ala. Cav., Co. I who was captured and held at Camp Chase POW Camp, Columbus, Ohio or Camp Dennison, Cincinatti, Ohio. Died 2/6/1865. Buried at Camp Chase in grave mark #1068, grave #29, row 27.]

8th Confederate Cavalry, Company D [Pickens County]
“McCaa’s Raiders”/“McCaa Rangers”
Assigned to “Clanton's Brigade”
First organized at the 4th Battalion Mississippi Cavalry, Company B
[also known as Baskerville’s 2nd Mississippi Cavalry Battalion and Pope Walker Battalion Mississippi Cavalry]
Redesignated 2nd Regiment Mississippi and Alabama Cavalry, Company D
Subsequently became 8th Confederate Cavalry, Company D

STAFF [STAPP], J.T. (Private)

40th Alabama Infantry, Company G “Pickens Stars”

STAPP, William Maxwell (Private. Born near Olney on 2/18/1838. Enlisted at Bethany in Pickens Co. on 3/29/1862. Residing at Hickory in Pickens County after the war. Died in Pickens Co. on 4/18/1909.)

40th Alabama Infantry, Company C [Not a Pickens Co. company]

STAPP, Joseph Dandridge(Private. Born 2/21/1842 at Memphis in Pickens Co. Died 10/12/1902 at Garden in Pickens Co. Buried at Garden Cemetery.)

41st Alabama Infantry, Company K “Craddock’s Company” [Pickens, Fayette, and Tuscaloosa]

STEAP [STAPP?], W.C. (rank unknown)

Pickens Greys, Alabama Voluteer Corps State Troops

STAPP, J.D. (Private)