Company A, Continental Artillery, Alabama State Artillery
This battery was originally assigned as Company K, 5th Alabama Infantry in 1861, 12 month Vols.
John Bell, Corporal, Company A, Alabama State Artillery, enlisted May 4, 1861 at Mobile, Ala. by Captain Ketchum for 12 months, sent to hospital at Knoxville, Tenn. October 26, 1862, severely wounded December 31, 1862 at Murfreesboro, Tenn. in the field at Cowan’s House, died at Mobile, Ala., January 24, 1863 of wounds received in battle of Stone’s River December 31, 1862
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Horace P. Brown, Private, Company A, Alabama State Artillery, enlisted May 1,1861 at Mobile, Ala. by Captain Ketchum for 12 months, last recorded present at the February 24, 1864 muster
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John Charles Buck, Private, Company A, Alabama State Artillery, enlisted May 4, 1861 at Pensacola for 12 months, last recorded present at the October 31, 1861 muster
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Orange O. Cutting, Private, Captain Homer’s Company, Alabama Light Artillery,* enlisted May 4,1861 at Pensacola for 12 months, sent to hospital at Knoxville, Tenn. October 26,1862, died of disease at Mobile, Ala. November 7, 1862
* This company subsequently became Company A, Alabama State Artillery
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Edward W. Haggerty, Private, Company A, enlisted May 4, 1861 at Pensacola for 12 months, last recorded present at the August 31, 1864
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Nicholas Lenhard, Private, Company A, Alabama State Artillery, enlisted February 1, 1863 by Lt. Hassell at Shelbyville for 3 years or the war, last recorded present at the August 31, 1864 muster with remarks: sent to hospital by Asst. Surg. H. J. Key at Mobile, Ala., no further records
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Edward Neimes, Q. M. Sergeant, Company A, Alabama State Artillery, enlisted May 4, 1861 at Pensacola for 12 months, died at Pensacola July 29, 1861
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James W. Sampson, Private, Company A, Alabama State Artillery, enlisted March 5,1862 at Mobile, Ala. for 2 years, last recorded present at the August 31, 1864 muster**
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George Willett, Private, enlisted May 4,1861 at Pensacola for 12 months, last recorded present at the February 20, 1864 muster
** This is the last muster roll surviving in the records
M311: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Alabama