John Hinds, 1st Corporal, Company I, Gause's Regiment Trans-Mississippi Infantry,* enlisted June 20, 186_ at Camp Cache by Col. Matlock for 3 years, appointed 3rd Sergeant April 12, 1862, last recorded on August 31, 1863 as absent sick since June 7, no further records

The next surviving muster roll for Company I is that for the period Jan/Feb, 1864 in which his name does not appear.
It appears therefore, that he must have been dropped from the rolls on one of the two intervening bi-monthly muster rolls. This could have been because of discharge, death, capture, desertion, transfer, etc.

* This Regiment was designated at various times as Matlock's Battalion Arkansas Cavalry, 4th Regiment (Gause's) Trans-Mississippi Infantry, Gause's Regiment Arkansas Infantry, and 32nd Regiment Arkansas Infantry

M317: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Arkansas

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Company I was organized June 20, 1862, at Camp Cache. Its original officers were: John Campbell, Captain; J. Thomas Robinson, 1st Lieutenant; and John Tharp and Henry G. Williams, 2nd Lieutenants. Captain Campbell died July 23, 1862 and John Horne became Captain July 28, 1862. Frank M. Wells was elected Captain December 1, 1863. The company included men who lived between Augusta and Jacksonport.
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