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Mississippi
Patton's First Regiment
The following was taken from the Supplement to the Offical Records:
Record of Events for Patton's First Regiment
(formerly Fifth Regiment, Mississippi Infantry Army of 10,000),
November 1861-February 1862.
Field and Staff
[William] S. Patton, Capt., Company K, December 10, 1861;
Col., Patton's First Regiment
Samuel M. Meek, Lt.Col., Company C, December 9, 1861;
Lt.Col., Patton's First Regiment
Wade Hopkins, Maj.
William H. Randle, A.Q.M.
Charles A. Neilson, A.C.S. (from Company C)
W. W. Humphries, Adj.
E. M. Thompson, A.S.
No record of Companies D and F.
Officers of Company A (Natchez Light Infantry)
Henry Lathrop, Capt.
William G. Benbrook, 1st Lt.
R. T. Rose, 2nd Lt.
Benjamin Wade, 2nd Lt.
Officers of Company B (Lock Huston's Aides)
James W. Higgason, Capt.
Silas F. Kendrick, 1st Lt.
Newsom Harris, 2nd Lt.
James W. Jones, 2nd Lt.
Officers of Company C (Reuben Davis Rifles)
George C. Brown, Capt.
Samuel M. Meek, 1st Lt., to Lt.Col.
Richard B. Covington, 1st Lt.
Alfred M. Lawrence, 2nd Lt.
Thomas N. Clark, 2nd Lt.
Company D
[Note: no list of officers were reported.]
Officers of Company E (Mississippi Confederates)
James S. Slaughter, Capt.
W. E. Ross, Capt.
H. M. Taylor, 1st Lt.
Robert T. Drake, 1st Lt.
Wade Hopkins, 2nd Lt.
Rufus L. McNeil, 2nd Lt.
Company F
[Note: no list of officers were reported.]
Officers of Company G (Chickasaw Rough and Readie
)
J. L. S. Hill, Capt.
B. F. Pulliam, 1st Lt.
Thomas J. Pulliam, 2nd Lt.
A. A. Park, 2nd Lt.
Officers of Company H (Reuben Davis Rebels)
[John] R. Wren, Capt.
A. Saddler, 1st Lt.
R. C. Baker, 2nd Lt.
G. H. Mullens, 2nd Lt.
Officers of Company I (Kemper Blues)
H. J. Gully, Capt.
J. F. Brooke, 1st Lt.
B. L. Lamply, 2nd Lt.
Thomas Calvert, 2nd Lt.
Officers of Company K (Mississippi Boys)
William S. Patton, Capt., to Col.
0. S. Holland, Capt.
W. H. Jackson, 2nd Lt.
Joshua McLamore, 2nd Lt.
Officers of Halfacre's Company (Winston Brothers)
H. L. Halfacre, Capt.
B. B. Lindsey, 1st Lt.
J. A. Porter, 2nd Lt.
T. J. Clarke, 2nd Lt.
Field and Staff/Regiment
[Note: no record of events were reported.]
Company A (Natchez Light Infantry)
Stationed at Corinth, Mississippi, December 3, 1861.
December 3.— Muster-in roll of Captain Henry Lathrop's Com-
pany, the Natchez Light Infantry, in the Fifth Regiment of Mis-
sissippi Volunteers, commanded by Colonel W. S. Patton, called
into the service of the state of Mississippi under and by virtue o
an act of the legislature passed November 21, 1861 to serve from
December 3, 1861 (date of muster roll) for the term of sixty days
unless sooner discharged. . . .
REUBEN DAVIS,
Mustering Officer.
This company is armed with forty-seven Sharps rifles with
sabers, bayonets and accoutrements complete, belonging to the
Natchez Fencibles and valued at $50 each, say $2,350. Thirty
rifled muskets with bayonets, cartridge, and cap boxes and waist
belts belonging to Adams County and valued at $30 each, say
$900.
Each member of this company has furnished himself with a
fatigue uniform and underclothing complete, two pairs of blan-
kets, haversack, canteens, and cooking utensils.
Company B (Lock Huston's Aides)
Station not stated, November 25, 1861.
November 25.— Muster-in roll of Captain James W. Higgason's
Company, Lock Huston's Aides, in the Fifth Regiment of Missis-
sippi Volunteers, commanded by Colonel W. S. Patton, called
into the service of the state of Mississippi under and by virtue of
an act of legislature passed November 21, 1861, to serve from
November 25, 1861 (date of this muster roll) for the term of sixty
days, unless sooner discharged. . . .
[LaFAYE'TTE] HAUGHTON,
Mustering Officer.
Captain J. W. Higgason furnished nine skillets, nine frying
pans, nine mess pans, fifty-seven cups, and twenty-two pairs
blankets for the company.
Station not stated, November 25, 1861-January 20, 1862.
Company C (Reuben Davis Rifles)
Stationed at Corinth, Mississippi, December 3, 1861.
December 3.— Muster-in roll of Captain George C. Brown's
Company, Reuben Davis Rifles, in the Fifth Regiment of Missis
sippi Volunteers, commanded by Colonel W. S. Patton, called
into the service of the state of Mississippi and by virtue of an act
of the legislature November 21, 1861, to serve from December 3,
1861 (date of this muster roll). . . . REUBEN DAVIS,
Mustering Officer.
Company D
[Note: no record of events were reported.]
Company E (Mississippi Confederates)
Stationed at Corinth, Mississippi December 6, 1861.
December 6.— Muster-in roll of Captain James S. Slaughter's
Company, Mississippi Confederates, in the Fifth Regiment of
Mississippi Volunteers, commanded by Colonel W. S. Patton,
called into the service of the state of Mississippi, under and by
virtue of an act of the legislature passed November 31, 1861, to
serve from December 6, 1861 (date of this muster roll) for the
term of sixty days, unless sooner discharged. . . .L. HAUGHTON,
Mustering Officer.
Company F
[Note: no record of events were reported.]
Company G (Chickasaw Rough and Readies)
Stationed at Corinth, Mississippi, December 4, 1861.
December 4.— Muster-in roll of Captain J. L. S. Hill's Com-
pany, Chickasaw Rough and Readies, in the Fifth Regiment of
Mississippi Volunteers, commanded by Colonel W. S. Patton,
called into the service of the state of Mississippi under and by
virtue of an act of the legislature passed November 21, 1861, to
serve from December 4, 1861 (date of this muster roll) for the
term of sixty days, unless sooner discharged. . . .L. HAUGHTON,
Mustering Officer.
Company H (Reuben Davis Rebels)
Station not stated, November 25, 1861.
November 25.— Muster-in roll of Captain John R. Wren's Com-
pany (R. Davis Rebels), in the Fifth Regiment of Mississippi
Volunteers, commanded by Colonel W. S. Patton, called into the
service of the state of Mississippi under and by virtue of an act of
the legislature passed November 21, 1861, to serve from Novem-
ber 25, 1861 (date of this muster roll) for the term of sixty days,
unless sooner discharged. . . .
J. R. WREN,
Mustering Officer.
The company furnished eleven buckets, six pans, forty
plates, forty cups.
Stationed at Corinth, Mississippi, January 24, 1862.
January 24.— Received Corinth, Mississippi of [William] L.
Duncan, Assistant Quartermaster, Army of Mississippi in full of
above accounting $1,532.73.
J. R. WREN,
Captain,
Reuben Davis Rebels.
Company I (Kemper Blues)
Stationed at Corinth, Mississippi, December 2, 1861.
December 2.— Muster-in roll of Captain H. J. Gully's Company,
the Kemper Blues, in the Fifth Regiment of Mississippi Volun-
teers, commanded by Colonel W. S. Patton, called into the ser-
vice of the state of Mississippi under and by virtue of an act of
the legislature passed November 21, 1861, to serve from Decem-
ber 2, 1861 (date of this muster roll) for the term of sixty days,
unless sooner discharged. . . .
L. HAUGHTON,
Mustering Officer.
Each member of this company furnished his two own blan-
kets, cooking utensils, and five of them paid their passage from
Sugua Notchie on Mobile and Ohio Railroad. These last are
designated —.
H. J. GULLY,
Captain.
Stationed at Corinth, Mississippi, February 28, 1862.
February 28.— Received at Corinth, Mississippi of Captain W.
L. Duncan, Assistant Quartermaster, Army of Mississippi,
$1,995 in full of the above payroll.
H. J. GULLY,
Captain, Commanding Company I,
First Regiment, Sixty-Days Mississippi Volunteers.
Company K (Mississippi Boys)
Stationed at Corinth, November 30, 1861.
November 30.— At a meeting of the sixty day volunteers from
Lauderdale and Clarke Counties, held in Corinth for the purpose
of organizing a company and electing officers thereof, Mr. J. S.
Terrill was appointed chairman and C. A. Smith requested to act
as secretary. W. S. Patton was nominated for captain and
received forty-nine votes. Being the unanimous vote, he was
declared duly elected. Captain 0. S. Holland was elected unani-
mously first lieutenant, having received fifty-one votes. W. H.
Jackson was nominated for second lieutenant and also C. A.
Smith, when W. H. Jackson received thirty-nine votes, being a
majority of the votes cast, was declared duly elected second lieu-
tenant. Joshua McLamore and [David] L. Brannom were nomi-
nated for third lieutenant, when McLamore received twenty-six
votes and Brannom received twenty-four votes. McLamore was
declared duly elected third lieutenant. We the chairman, secre-
tary, and managers of the above election, certify this to be a cor-
rect copy of the same. Given under our hands the day and date
above written.
J. S. TERRILL,
Chairman.
C. A. SMITH,
Secretary.
SAM W. CHAPMAN,
J. J. WILLIAMS,
J. B. YARBOROUGH,
Tellers and Managers.
Stationed at Corinth, Mississippi, December 1861.
Muster-in roll of Colonel W. S. Patton's Company, the Mis-
sissippi Boys, in the Fifth Regiment of Mississippi Volunteers,
commanded by Colonel W. S. Patton, called into the service of
the state of Mississippi under and by virtue of an act of the legis-
lature passed November 21, 1861, to serve (date of this muster
roll) for the term of sixty days, unless sooner discharged. . . .
L. HAUGHTON,
Mustering Officer.
Halfacre's Company (Winston Brothers)
Stationed at Corinth, Mississippi, December 5, 1861.
Station not stated, February 25, 1862.
February 25.— Received of W. L. Duncan, Assistant Quarter-
master, Army of Mississippi $1,073.76 being full amount of
above payroll.
B. B. LINDSEY,
First Lieutenant.
[M861-Roll #28]