HISTORY OF CLAY COUNTY  351
James Leonard   Littleton L. Sumpter (Owen)
Paschal Lapere (Vigo county)    William H. Sparks
Samuel Moss William L. Thompson (Owen)
Charles W. Moss Zech J. Van Trees
James Marshall  Thomas Wakefield
Nathan Myers    Daniel D. Walker
Augustus Nation (Owen county)   Frank Waddle
James M. Oliver Richard Walker, Jr.
Stephen P. O’Brien  William W. Walker
William Patton, Jr. Jesse Walker
Reason Phipps   John Wakefield (Owen county)
William Richardson  Warren W. Walker
Benjamin Randall

Names of the First Company of Three Months’ Volunteers from Clay
County Who Enlisted for the Civil War Service.
COMPANY F, 10TH REGIMENT.
Ezra Olds, captain  Joseph C. Gifford
Demetrius Parsley, first lieutenant Jacob Gibbons
Isaac W. Sanders, second lieutenant Harry Hicks
Julius Hunt, first sergeant George H. Hansel
Webster Nanee, sergeant Robert M. Jlollingsworth
Lewis Manker, sergeant  Roswell S. Hill
Robert W. Osborn, sergeant  Uriab Keeler
George W. Kress, corporal   David Keeler
William Leveye, corporal    Andrew J. Kidd
Elisha Haddon, corporal James A. Leasure
Rodney Grimes, corporal Alexander McDaniel
Robert B. Wright, musician  George W. Morgan
John C. Britton, musician   John Moore
Henry Albright  William E. Moore
Frank W. Armstrong  James A. Moore
Robert N. Benefield Clark A. V. Moore
Benjamin S. Benefield   James A. Mark
William Belk    James T. Matthews
Benjamin F. Belk    John Myers
James K. Brackney   Alexander Nicholson
Demas D. Britton    Aloazo B. Olds
Daniel H. Bresler   Edwin D. Parsley
George W. Brush John F. Pell
William A. Brush    Isaac F. Pratt
Richard T. Bowling  William Painter
John Burk   John A. Payne
Frederick A. Chipman    Robert Robinson
Jesse Chambers  Abel Rarden
William Cordery James Riley
Benjamin F. Cornwell    James H. W. Stallcup
Isaac P. Davis  Miles V. Stunkard
John Dunlavy    James Stunkard
Christian Erliscb   Franklin D. Stewart
Henry M. Erahart    Samuel Tatham
George W. Eaglesfield   Frederick Ward
Godfrey Eazley  Tillman Westfall
Landon Ford Winston Westfall
Samuel Gonter   Samuel Yocum

    This company was mustered into service at Indianapolis, on the
25th day of April, 1861, and mustered out on the 6th day of August,
following. Samuel Yocum, the last one enumerated, was killed in battle
at Rich Mountain, Virginia, July 11th.

Clay County Volunteers in Thirty-one Regiments.
    In the Civil war, aside from the first company of volunteers, which
went out in the spring of 1861, on the first call made for troops, in the