The three other East Tennessee regiments in the organization were: Vaughn's 3rd Tenn., Bradford's 31st/39th Tenn., and Cooke/Eaken's 59th Tenn.
Later, after Vicksburg, Vaughn's 61st and 62nd Tenn. were incorporated.
The companies raised from Monroe County were:
Co's B, F, H, and 2nd Co. K of Vaughn's 3rd Tenn.
Co. K, 31st/39th Tenn.
Co's B, E, and G 59th Tenn.
Co's C, D, G. H and K, 62nd Tenn.
Tennesseans in the Civil War, Part I, pp. 431/2
The only man I have in my roster with attachment to Monroe county is:
Crofts, George Washington M., Pvt., Co. A, born March 1832, enlisted for 12 months October 19, 1861 at Hiwassee Mines, Tenn., age 27, sick Ducktown November 7, 1862, captured and paroled at Vicksburg July 4-9, 1863, not present at March 10, 1864 muster, married Elizabeth Bazzell with whom 11 children were born, resided in Monroe Co., filed Tennessee pension S7143 dated June 15,1905 as resident of Monroe County stating disability as: “fever, diarhea, measles, rheumatism, heart trouble, my hearing injured and general loss of health. The above diseases I had while I was in the Confederate army,” married with four boys and four girls, service attested by Elizah Lingerfelt, and T. A. Crofts, both of Co. D, 3rd Tenn., buried in the Croft Family cemetery in Monroe Co., (M268 Roll 291, http://hometown.aol.com/ecward/myhomepage/heritage.html, latter contains good photo)