Company "D", Jeff Davis Legion of Cavalry, Sumter, Alabama

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Company "D", Jeff Davis Legion of Cavalry - Sumter Co., AL

"The Civil War"  
"Stone's Company included many from in or near Livingston. This was a 
cavalry  company and was known as Company D, Jeff Davis Legion of Cavalry. 
When first  organized it was called the Sumter Mounted Rifles."  A List of
Stone's Company  "The Sumter Mounted Rifles"  later known as "Company D, 
Jeff Davis Legion"  Captains: W. M. STONE. When he was promoted he was 
succeeded by A. K.  RAMSEY.  Lieutenants: I. James LEE, John JACKSON and A. 
W. COCKRELL.  J. Clint HOUSTON, Andrew ARMSTRONG, J. L. BROWN, R. S.  MASON,
Eph HENAGAN and W. W. HOPKINS were Leiutenants  at one time and another.  
Andrew Armstrong Robert Allison  Dr. Sam Arrington J. L. Brown  W. H. Brown 
John Brewer  Leonard Binns Fayette Cole  S. L. Carroll Perry Canterberry  
J. M. "Doc" Cook R. S. Curry  Joe DuBose James Duncan  James Donaldson 
Charles Dillard  Joe Elliott John Elliott  Sam Eskridge Tom Eskridge  
Robert Estes Paul Evans  James Flowers Charles Farmer  John Furwell ..... 
Furwell  John Caskie H. D. Gibbons  Dr. John Godfrey Samuel Gary  William 
H. Hawkins W. W. Hopkins  John Howell Robert Howard  Willie Harwell J. Clint
Houston  Dr. J. C. Houston Henry Hodges  Evan Hodges John Hodges  J. J. 
Harrison Tom Hunter  Eph Henagan J. J. Hilman  John Haigler John Hartnett  
William E. Holloway Billy Hoard  Tom Jordan Cunningham James  John Jackson 
Henry C. Knight  Johnston R. S. Mason  George Mason Ed Mason  W. S. Moon A. 
J. Mount  John May Robert C. May  Dr. Wm. McPherson Hugh McMillan  George 
McDaniel Dr. Jack Phillios  Thos. W. Powe Billy Pruitt  A. K. Ramsey Wm. 
Robinson  Ben Rayfield James Riley  Bugler Roden M. A. Rhodes  Rittenger 
Thos. B. Stone  John Scarborough James Shirley  Lee Sumnerlin Cap Shepard  
Joe Sledge Tom Scott  Powhatan Smith Otway Smith  James P. Spratt .... 
Speers  Dick Torrey Nath Tureman  Van Wilson James Wilson  Jesse Wimberley 
J. E. Walls  Henry Wyatt Dave Whiteside  "The Confederate Monument in the 
Square was unveiled on June 17, 1909, by the  following veterans:  L. A. 
COCKRELL, W. D. BATTLE, Jr., A. I. GROVE, W. T. McKNIGHT, S. H.  SPROTT, 
and J. P. SPRATT."  Confederate Veterans Buried in Livingston Cemetery  
Edward Arrington James C. Arrington  W. R. Arrington The Rev. Josiah 
Bancroft  Samuel A. Barnett Benjamin S. Barker  William D. Battle, Jr. 
William Beggs  Lt. John W. Bradshaw Lt. John Lewis Brown  Charles H. Bullock
Peter Burke  Capt. Reuben Chapman Jack Clark  Capt. James Cobbs Leonidas A. 
Cockrell  Jesse B. Coleman J. M. (Doc) Cook  Nathan Copeland (or Coplin) 
Tully R. Cunningham  The Rev. W. G. Curry Hugh Davis  W. R. DeLoach R. W. 
Ennis  Paul E. Evans H. D. Fellows  A. D. Fortner T. F. Gill  Henry C. 
Harris Park M. Harris  Dr. Berryman Hawkins (dentist)  Capt. James M. 
Henagan Capt. Ben F. Herr  I. D. Hoit Zane Hoit  Erasmus W. Hooks Lt. W. W. 
Hopkins  Lt. J. Clint Houston P. M. Nelson  T. E. Lockard Maj. Thos. Cobbs  
Boanerges C. Hunter Lt. John (Mexican John) Jackson  John Jackson Capt. W. 
A. C. Jones  Nat Kennard Hugh S. Lide  Lt. John Lawhon Frank S. Lee  Capt. 
Ben S. Little Malcolm Boyd McDonald  James McDonald William T. McKnight  W. 
B. McRae Lt. Robert S. Mason  George Mason D. W. Mitchell  Wellington A. 
Murley Dr. A. E. Moore  Lt. Col. Jas. K. Norwood Garrett Minor Quarles  
Alfred Reynolds C. T. Roan (Clement T.)  Walter Scott Solon Sherard  John 
T. Smith E. W. Smith  James P. Spratt Capt. Samuel H. Sprott  W. S. Trigg 
John J. Trott  Zac Tureman Samuel B. Turk  H. Otto Voss W. H. August Voss  
Daniel O. White George W. Williams  Alex Wilson Richard D. Wilson  Dr. H. 
B. Leverett 

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