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  • Company G, 6th Mississippi "Rockport Steel Blades"

    If you are from the Trans-Miss or share our mindset, I'm raising a company for the 150th Shiloh. The bulk of Company G will be made up of the Texas Ground Hornets. Those who have attended events with us in the past know that we represent all facets of the soldier's life and not just the battles.

    All are welcome, as long as you are able to maintain the level of authenticity that we are accustomed to. If you'd like to join us in representing these Mississippians, shoot me an email: cody.mobley@thc.state.tx.us
    Cody Mobley

    Texas Ground Hornets
    Texas State Troops

    [HOUSTON] TRI-WEEKLY TELEGRAPH, October 28, 1863,

    Wanted.

    All ladies in Houston and surrounding counties who have cloth on hand, which they can spare, are requested to donate it to the ladies of Crockett for the purpose of making petticoats for the Minute Men of this county, who have "backed out" of the service. We think the petticoat more suitable for them in these times.

  • #2
    Re: Company G, 6th Mississippi "Rockport Steel Blades"

    The following is a muster list for the Steel Blades:
    Alford, James, Private
    Allen, C. B., Private; surrendered at Citronelle, AL
    Andrews, D., Private
    Andrews, W., Private
    Archer, J., Private
    Battin, Augustus, Private
    Beard, Thomas H., Private; 4th Corporal
    Beasley, Isaac N., Private
    Beckham, Thomas A., Private; 4th Sergeant; killed by sniper 6/23/1863 at Vicksburg
    Bell, Hiram, Private; 3rd, 2nd and 1st Corporal
    Bell, James, Private
    Bell, M., Private
    Bennett, J. A., Private
    Bennett, Jacob W., Private
    Briggs, Claiborne C., Private
    Burt, L., Private
    Bysowski, Augustus S., Private; Musician (fifer)
    Cade, Richard, Private
    Cammack, J. M., Private
    Cammack, Thomas J., Private 2nd Segeant
    Carlisle, Edward, Private
    Carlisle, Stephen, Private
    Catchings, Charles C., Private; 3rd Corporal
    Catchings, Joseph, Private
    Chadwick, Daniel C., Private
    Chrisman, Thomas J., Private
    Cliburn, William, Private; killed at Champion's Hill 5/16/1863
    Coker, Seaborn B., Private
    Conn, Benjamin F., Private
    Conn, J. P., Private
    Covington, Hiram H., Private; surrendered at Citronelle, AL
    Crawford, Henry C., Private
    Crawford, Hiram H., Private
    Crawford, J. W., Private
    Crawford, James A., Private; 2nd and 1st Lieutenant; surrendered at Citronelle, AL
    Crawley, Josiah, Private
    Crews, Robert, Private
    Crum, O. C., Private; Commissary Sergeant;
    surrendered at Citronelle, AL
    Davis, H. B., Private
    Davis, John S., Private; dies of measles at Union City, TN, 10/1861
    Davis, Washington E., Private
    Enwright, D., Private
    Farmer, Josiah J., Private
    Ferguson, Samuel, Private
    Fitzgerald, William H., Private
    Furr, William, Private
    Garrett, David, Private; 2nd Sergeant
    Gay, T. S., Private
    George, Andrew J., Private
    Gilbert, J. L., Private
    Graves, A., Private
    Graves, Benjamin F., Private
    Graves, J. A., Private
    Graves, Robert G., Private
    Gray, Richard E., Private; 1st Sergeant; 3rd
    Lieutenant
    Gregory, W. W., Private
    Grice, James H., Private; wounded slightly in side at New Hope Church, 5/16/1864
    Grubbs, David, Private
    Hamilton, Ezekiel C., Private
    Hamilton, Isaac, Private
    Hamilton, John C., Private
    Hamilton, Reuben, Private
    Harper, John A., Private; 3rd Sergeant
    Harris, A. J., 5th and 4th Sergeant
    Harris, B. T., 2nd Lieutenant
    Harris, Isaac, Private
    Hawkins, A. E., Private
    Hendricks, William, Private
    Herrin, Isaac, Private
    Hollingsworth, Jacob, Private; surrendered at Citronelle, AL
    Holt, David, Private
    Honea, Francis, Private
    Honea, W. H., Private; died in Louisiana about 4/1862
    James, Andrew, Private, sick in hosipital at Nashville in 2/1861 and captured
    Johnson, Andrew H., Private; caputred by Union Cavalry on 3/17/1682 across river from Port Hudson, was exchanged in 2-3 weeks later
    Jones, Austin, Private
    Jones, Matthew, Private Kilcrease, John, PrivateLaird, J., Private
    Land, Benjamin F., Private
    Lewis, Alfred A., Private
    Lewis, Thomas E., Private; 5th and 4th Sergeant
    Little, Samuel, Private
    Long, B. F., Private
    Lovin, William, Private; 4th and 2nd Corporal
    Lowe, Jesse, Private
    Lobusher, Adolphus, Private; Musician
    (drummer)
    Martin, Albert G., Private
    Mattingly, John, Private
    McKinley, Seaborn, Private
    McLemore, Willis W., Private; Musician
    (drummer)
    McManus, Hugh, Private
    Middleton, R. P., Private
    Middleton, J. B., Private
    Miles, S. J., Private
    Moore, J. M., Private; surrendered at Durham Station, NC
    Murry, Alexander, Private
    Neal, Benjamin F., Private; 4th Corporal
    Neal, Daniel R., Private; died 12/24-1861 of typhoid pneumonia, Nashville, TN
    Neal, Hugh H., Private; caputred by Union Cavalry on 3/17/1682 across river from Port Hudson, was exchanged 2-3 weeks later
    Neal, James M., Private
    Neal, Josiah W., Private
    Nelson, Gideon, Private; 4th Sergeant; 2nd Lieutenant
    Nelson, J., Private; surrendered at Citronelle, AL
    Newman, Francis, Private
    Newton, James M.; Private; 4th and 3rd Corporal; surrendered at Citronelle, AL
    Newton, William F., Private
    Norman, Craylin P., Private; Ensign; died of typhoid pneumonia at Nashville, 12/4/1861
    Norman, Ellison L., 2nd Lieutenant; resigned
    12/1861 for health reasons
    Norman, Jasper J., Private
    Page, Joshua, Private; 4th, 3rd and 2nd
    Corporal
    Pierce, Francis M., Private
    Pope, J. K., Private
    Powers, W., Private
    Ramsey, T. W., Private; 2nd Corporal; surrendered at Citronelle, AL
    Ramsey, Thomas J., 1st Lieutenant
    Randell, Elbert, Private
    Randell, James R., Private; caputred by Union Cavalry on 3/17/1682 across river from Port Hudson, was exchanged in 2-3 weeks later
    Rankin, D., Private
    Ray, C., Private
    Ray, William J., Private; Corporal
    Rhymes, Jesse J., Private
    Ritnour, Henry C., Private; 1st Corporal; 5th Sergeant; surrendered at Citronelle, AL
    Roberts, James A., Private
    Rowan, E. A., 1st Lieutenant; Captian
    Siebe, Jacob, Private
    Siebe, James, Private
    Simmons, David, Private
    Simmons, William, Private
    Smith, Elias, Private
    Smith, William M., Private; surrendered at Citronelle,
    AL
    Steele, Archibald, Captain
    Stucky, P., Private
    Suttles, John, Private
    Sykes, J., Private; wounded slightly in hand at New Hope Church, 5/16/1864
    Terry, William E., Private
    Tower, Isaac N., 1st Sergeant
    Trawick, Hugh, Private
    Trawick, Robert, Private
    Vance, K. M., Private
    Walker, John, Private
    Walker, Robert J., Private
    Watson, Joseph, Private
    Wells, D., Private
    Williams, V. C., Private
    Williams, Wiley A., Private
    Willis, Abraham B., 3rd and 2nd Lieutenant;
    Captain
    Willis, Thomas H., Lieutenant; killed at Shiloh, 4/6/1862
    Womack, Jacob M., Private
    You can search the archives here http://www.archives.com/GA.aspx?_act...StateHeaderCen to find out what time of people these men were.

    Jim Lauderdale

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    • #3
      Re: Company G, 6th Mississippi "Rockport Steel Blades"

      If you are interested in attending as a member of Co. G, please visit the facebook page for information concerning a 'bully buy' on gray caps for the company. If you aren't on facebook, but are interested please send me a PM and I'll shoot you the details.

      Cody Mobley

      Texas Ground Hornets
      Texas State Troops

      [HOUSTON] TRI-WEEKLY TELEGRAPH, October 28, 1863,

      Wanted.

      All ladies in Houston and surrounding counties who have cloth on hand, which they can spare, are requested to donate it to the ladies of Crockett for the purpose of making petticoats for the Minute Men of this county, who have "backed out" of the service. We think the petticoat more suitable for them in these times.

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      • #4
        Re: Company G, 6th Mississippi "Rockport Steel Blades"

        Seem that the "Bloody 6th" weren't so bloody in Co. G, with only one casualty in the whole company.
        Nic Clark
        2017 - 24 years in the hobby
        Proud co-founder of the Butcherknife Roughnecks

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        • #5
          Re: Company G, 6th Mississippi "Rockport Steel Blades"

          If anyone in the company is going to need rounds let me. I wanted to offer it to the company first. Also, I am reproducing some Mississippi and Tennessee scripts as well.

          Thanks,

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          • #6
            Re: Company G, 6th Mississippi "Rockport Steel Blades"

            Can you make up some 20 gauge buck and ball cartridges?
            Nic Clark
            2017 - 24 years in the hobby
            Proud co-founder of the Butcherknife Roughnecks

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