Cleburne County AlArchives Military Records.....B.C. Raney’s Randolph County Reserves 
Civilwar - Rosters Company E
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B.C. Raney’s Randolph County Reserves

This Regiment is listed as a Randolph County unit, but the names of these men
are more common to Calhoun and what is now Cleburne County Alabama.

Raney, B.C           Captain 
Buttram, Andrew J    Lt.
Bolsem, Jones        3rd Sgt
Davidson, E.F        4th Sgt
Newman, G.R          2nd Corp 
Hood, R              3rd Corp
Emerson, S           4th Corp
Mattocks, S.C.       Bugler 

Andrew J. Buttram was a Lt. in the Confederate Army and was shot and died during
the Croxton's Raid at the Battle of Munford, Alabama, Apr 23, 1865. 
It is believe that he was the last Confederate soldier killed in battle during 
the Civil War. He is buried where he fell, just where the Talladega road forks 
in the town of Munford. Citizens of the town buried him the following day. 
His grave is the only evidence remaining of the battle. There is a monument to 
the memory of A.J. Buttram, Confederate soldier, in the little town of Munford,
Alabama. The inscription is: "In Memory or, Andrew Jackson Buttram a Confederate
Soldier, Killed here April 23, 1865, During Croxton's Raid, Erected by Veterans,
and their descendants". Andrew was assigned to Capt. B. C. Raney's Randolph 
County Reserve Company E, and Low’s Regiment, which was assigned to Benjamin 
Hill's Brigade at Blue Mountain. Capt. Raney's entire Company was captured at 
Munford except for Lt. Buttram who was killed. Those captured were held at 
Talladega, Alabama until May 30, 1865 when they were paroled.

Privates:

Anderson, O.P
Bagley, G
Bagwell, G.M
Bagwell, Wm M
Bain, C
Bain, C.L
[Charles Lee Bain born 1819, died 1900 buried White Plains Cemetery Calhoun County]
Bain, S
Bain, W.A
Bailey, T
Black, W.T
Bobo, T
Bridgman, W.G
Brown, B
Brown, J.G
Burley, N
Burley, W.E
Burns, J.B
Buttram, J.K
Buttram, James M
[Born 1822, died 1902 buried Buttram Cemetery Cleburne County]
Castlebbury, W
Chandler, T
Cheatwood, L
Clay, E.B
Clemon, Q.J
Coleman, J.M
Cooper, J.M
Copeland, R
Dearman, L
DeFriese, C.W 
DeFriese, E.J
Dickinson, W.J
Dye, Thomas
Ekers, John
Garrett, John 
Golden, W.N
Gray, Elias
Gray, George
Grobby, J.A
Gurley, W.R
Haffey, D
Hall, D.A
Heflin, J.D
Henry, Thomas 
Holly, John
Hope, C
Hyatt, E
Johnson, J.M
Lord, Wm C
Mahaffey, A or O
Mattox, B [Benjamin Maddox?]
McElory, William
Miller, J.K
Morgan, A
Morgan, Wm
Murray, B
Murray, J.S
Norton, E
Owens, L
Owens, Jerry
Patterson, S.C
Pearson, V
Perry, D
Phillips, S
Pollard, L.B
Pruitt, J.M
Pirkle, E.T
Ray, James
Reed, Thomas
Roden, S.G
Rogers, S.H
Sears, R
Shaw, A.C
[Buried Old Rocky Branch Randolph County]
Teague, E.T
Thacherson, Thomas
Waites, W.M
Warren, Wm
Wheeler, A
Wheeler, J 
Whitesant, D
White, George
Wynn, W.B

[Please note: There are some names on this roster that are unreadable]



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