John P. Underwood, Private, Capt. Tumlin’s Company, Col. Morrison’s Regiment, Georgia Cavalry,* volunteered April 19, 1862 at Tallapossa, Harrollson County, Ga. for 3 years or the war, $50 bounty paid, captured September 11, 1862 at Shelbyville Ky., received at Camp Chase, Ill. prison September 26, 1862, age 23, 5’ 8”, blue eyes, dark hair, light complexion, exchanged September 29, 1862 and transferred to Cairo, Ill., delivered to Confederate authorities near Vicksburg, Miss. on board Steamer Emerald, November 1, 1862, no further records

* This company subsequently became Company H, 1st Regiment Georgia Cavalry

…….

H. N. Underwood, Private, Capt. Tumlin’s Company, Col. Morrison’s Regiment, Georgia Cavalry,* volunteered April 19, 1862 at Tallapossa, Harrollson County, Ga. for 3 years or the war, $50 bounty paid, paroled September 6, 1862, released on parole at Cumberland Gap, Tenn. September 13, 1862, exchanged October 16, 1862 at Cincinnati, Ohio, on extra duty as a Teamster February 15, 1863, recorded at the end of year 1863 as absent, on detached service with Wagons remaining so through 1864, paroled at Talladega June 1, 1865

M266: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Georgia