Winkler's Company, Company I, 4th Texas Volunteer Infantry

Navarro County TX Civil War Rosters Index || War Index

Officers:

Winkler, Clintom McKamey Capt.
Loughridge, James Rodgers - 1st Lt.
Ogilvie, J. R. - 2Lt
Hill, B. J. C. - 3Lt

Roster:

Allen, William B.	Private; Enlisted April 5, 1862 in Navarro Co., TX; Member of Co I, 4th Texas when surrendered at Appomattox; Paroled Appomattox on April 12, 1865.
Alphin, Thomas	Private, Died in hospital, Richmond VA on Dec 7, 1861
Anderson, John L.	Private, Died in hospital, Richmond VA on Nov 2, 1861
Armstrong, R. C.	Private, was a farmer when he enlisted. Was captured at Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse on May 10, 1864 and sent to Elmira, NY. Died of pneumonia on Jan 28, 1865 at the Elmira camp and was buried in Grave No. 1686. Personal effects: 10 cents.
Austin, James H.	Private Biography & Cemetery Marker
Bales, William Henry	Biography
Barker, William	Private, Enlisted in Harrison County Texas on April 17, 1862. He died at Chimborazo hospital in Richmond on May 22, 1862 of pneumonia
Barnett, J. H.	Private promoted to 4th Corporal Sept 20, 1861; died in the hospital at Fredericksburg VA on March 12, 1862
Barry, Ambrose	Was taken prisoner at Sharpsburg on Sept 17, 1862 and was later exchanged. Barry was captured again on Sept 20, 1863 near Chickamauga, Georgia was sent to the prisoner war camp at Douglas Illinois, where he spent the remainder of the war and was discharged on June 14, 1865
Barry, Murrill	Private; Member of Co I, 4th Texas when surrendered at Appomattox April 12, 1865; Was never wounded. Lived in Marlin, Falls Co., TX as of Jan 1, 1908 Burial Information and Marker Photo
Beasley, Jesse R.	Private Beasley, J. R. - died hospital Dec 1861; Killed in action in the Battle of Second Manassas Aug 30, 1862.
Beasley, Jesse	Private Beasley, Jesse - killed 2nd battle Manassas (same as J. R. ?)
Beasley, John T.	Corporal; Died in a hospital in Richmond, Virginia on Nov 6, 1861.
Beasley, Matthew S.	Biography
Bishop, John	Private Bishop John d. 1863 Several sources (excluding Polk's) list a John Bishop serving in Co I, 4th TX but as much as it pains me, I have to ask you to take him out of Winkler's list. I know he is listed and I believe he probably started to join, but he did not leave Corsicana and he did not died in 1863. He is one of my ancestors and he was one of those that some want to hid under a bush. Not me. He was a rustler, outlaw. I believe him to be buried at Hamilton Beeman and we put a marker by the side of his wife. I do not know where he is buried for sure. He did, well, is listed as serving with Co A, McKie's Sqd. Morgan's Reg't 20 TX. AND I HAD ENOUGH PROOF FOR THAT TO GET HIS GRAVE MARKER. I would give anything to have him as one of Hood's Texas boys but it just ain't so. Hood's Texans, they are our hero's. Norman has one buried near Waco. But John Bishop is not one. I have a family picture taken in front of their home out at Retreat, if you would like it I can send it. It is not clear but it was taken late in 1860. It is in a cotton field it looks like. < ... Dana Stubbs Jan 2002
Buasm A, J.	Private Bias, A. J. - d. 1863
Black, H. F.	Private, Enlisted April 9, 1862; was wounded and disabled at the Second Manassas battle on August 30, 1862. This wound was serious enough that he was discharged and sent home.
Black, James R.	Private Enlisted Apr. 3, 1862 in Navarro Co., TX. Discharged April 5, 1862 in Navarro County TX because of "hemorrhoids of long standing, old age, and completely broken down."
Boynton, G. S.	Private Boynton, G. S. - discharged health Dec 1861; Private, discharged for disability "chronic bronchitis" on Sept 20, 1862; bur Oakwood Cemetery, Corsicana, Navarro Co., TX; no dates on marker.
Brewster, A. J.	Private; Missing after crossing Rapidan River, Va., Aug. 23, 1862: Rejnd. Co.: Sick, Winter, 1862-63: Deserted, Mar.26, 1864: Also reported as POW.
Byas, Andrew J.	Private, Enlisted March 24, 1862 by in Navarro County TX by Capt. Winkler. He had chronic rheumatism, and died of pneumonia in Richmond VA on March 11, 1863
Caddel, J. D.	Private / Sergeant, Was wounded at Battle of Gaines's Mill on June 27, 1862 and was killed at Petersburg June 176, 1864 Obituary
Carroll, William E.	Private, enlisted March 24, 1862 in Navarro County TX. He was wounded in the shoulder at the Battle of Gaines's Mill, June 27, 1862 and was killed in action at the Battle of Chickamauga on Sept 19, 1863.
Casady, J. M.	Private/3Sgt Casady, J. M. - sick and discharged for "inability and old age" Oct 18, 1861
Childress, B. F.	Private Childress, B. F. Became sick with Typhoid fever during the summer of 1862. Killed Chickamauga 20 Sept 1863
Clements, Joseph Arthur Lewis Lowry	[ see burial notes] ...added 11/1999
Crabb, E. S.	Private. Was wounded at Second Manassas on Aug 20, 1862. Furlough granted on Oct 1862; AWOL Feb 1863. Discharged for disability. The July-Aug muster roll shows that he had drowned in TX on Sept 4, 1863.
Crabtree, John William	Private J. W. Crabtree Wounded on July 1, 1862 at Malvern Hill Virginia. Detached duty with Provost Guard Apr-June, 1963; Hospitalized Fall of 1863; Member of Co I, 4th Texas when surrendered at Appomattox. Lived in Stone Point, Van Zandt Co., TX in 1908. Married to Josephine Phails on Sept 17, 19-5 in Van Zandt Co., TX. Received Pension #30153. Buried at Elm Grove Cemetery in Van Zandt Co., TX. (1842 - 1932)
Crawford, Robert W.	Private / Sergeant, Wounded and taken prisoner at Second Manassas on Aug 30, 1862, but was later exchanged
Crossland, Alex M.	Biography; Buried at Texas State Cemetery, Austin, Travis County, Texas
Dillard, Frank P.	Private Was wounded at Sharpsburg on Sept.17, 1862 and discharged due to hepatitis & lung disease on Feb 17, 1863
Dozier, Henry H.	Private Enlisted March 24, 1862 in Navarro County, TX. He died of lung disease at Danville, VA on June 7, 1862.
Duncan, Ira P.	Private Duncan, Ira P. Died in hospital Richmond, December 9, 1861
Duren, John Wesley	Biography; Obituary; Oakwood Cemetery
Fagan, James G.	Private - discharged Nov 20, 1862
Fondran, W. A.	Private . - Killed Gaines' Mill 27 June 1862. He was the first man from Navarro County Company to be killed in action.
Fortson, J. R.	Private Enlisted March 18, 1862 in Navarro County by Capt Winkler. He was discharged due to pelvic disease of the kidneys on Dec 18, 1862. returned to Texas 1862.
Foster, G. W.	Private - Wounded in three separate battles. He was wounded at Second Manassas on Aug 30, 1862 in the left leg, was wounded again on May 6, 1864 at the Battle of the Wilderness. Was again wounded on Oct. 7, 1864 at the Battle of Darbytown Road. His names appears on a register of an Invalid Corps Jan 6, 1865 In Waco, TX. Discharged for disability on 7 Oct 1864.
Foster, J. A.	Private, promoted to 4th Corporal on Apr 1862. He was wounded in the Battle of Second Manassas August 30, 1862 and was captured and exchanged on Sept. 29, 1862. He was discharged on April 1, 1863.
Foster, M. L.	Private Was listed as missing Jan 31, 1863 - died in hospital
Franklin, B. F.	Private - returned to Texas 1862
Franklin, James	Private Wounded in the leg in the Battle of Gaines's Mill, Virginia on June 27, 1862. He was discharged and returned to Texas in 1862. He did not return to the company.
Fuller, James L.	Private, Enlisted March 24, 1862 in Navarro County, Texas. Fuller was wounded in the groin, hip, and arm during the Battle of the Wilderness on May 6, 1864 and died of his wounds on June 20, 1864
Fuller, W. W.	Private - Detached duty as a teamster, was sick during the winter of 1862-1863. discharged January 1863
Garner, E. M.	Private- Wounded in the head in the battle of Gaines's Mill. He was killed in action at the battle of Sharpsburg on September 17, 1862
Green, John	Died in Chimborazo hospital, Richmond Va. on May 15, 1863 of typhoid fever
Green, John F.	Private. Detached duty as a teamster 1861-1852. Taken prisoner at Boonsboro on Sept 16, 1862 . Confined at Camp Douglas Ill. Exchanged Oct 7, 1863. Shown as present on March-April 1863 muster roll. Was listed as missing on the July-Aug 1864 muster roll. He was captured again near Chickamauga on Sept 20, 1863 and sent to a military prison in Louisville, KY
Gregory, John	Private, Enlisted March 24, 1862 in Navarro County, TX. He was wounded in the side of his chest in the battle of Gaines's Mill on June 27, 1862 and did not get back to the company until May or June of 1863. He was a 33 year old farmer. Granted furlough to Texas and did not return to company.
Gregory, Robert	Private, age 49, Enlisted March 24, 1862 in Navarro County, TX. Was discharged old age and disability (chronic rheumatism) on Oct 10, 1862
Hagle, Frank	Listed on Confederate Memorial Website. No other information at this time.
Hagal, Joseph	Private Received the oath of allegiance on May 26, 1865 at Chattanooga, Tennessee. Paroled at Chattanooga, TN on May 26, 1865. He is buried in Brushy Prairie Cemetery, Near Frost, Navarro Co., TX He was born in 1826 and died in 1914.
Halderman, John W.	Private; Wounded with a slight head and arm wound in the battle of the Wilderness on May 6, 1864. Was paroled at Appomattox Court House on April 12, 1864.
Hamilton, James D	Private, promoted 3 Cpl on Dec 28, 1861- Discharged for chronic diarrhea on July 31, 1862
Hamilton, Jesse L.	Private - Enlisted April 1, 1862 in Navarro County TX. Reported sick Summer of 1862. Was discharged for complication from the measles (or asthma) on Sept 24, 1862.
Harper, B. Frank	Private - Reported as having died in a hospital at Richmond, on Nov 20, 1861 but cemetery records of the Civil War Veterans show a B. F. Harper, born July 2, 1820 and a member of Company I, 4th Texas to have died on Feb 29, 1884, and to be buried in the Dresden Cemetery, Navarro Co., TX
Harris, Joseph Q.	Private - Killed at Gettysburg, 2 July 1863; Joseph Harris enlisted as a private in Co. I of the 4^th Texas Infantry on 17 July 1861 in Navarro County, Texas. In January and February of 1862, he was reported as absent sick in Bedford, Virginia. He appears as present for duty at all other times until his death during the Battle of Gettysburg. According to his obituary, he died on July 3, 1863. However, other sources state that he was killed during the assault on Little Round Top on July 2. According to John Spencer in From Corsicana to Appomattox, Joseph Harris and James Polk were the first men to reach a Federal battery near Devil's Den. "Harris, anxious to see where the Federals have gone, puts his hand on one of the guns and looks over it toward the Federals; just then a shell explodes near them, Harris turns, his face white as sun-bleached cow bones, and tries to walk, but the seal of death is already on him and he falls near Polk, his chest ripped apart by shrapnel." His obituary states that he participated in "nine severe battles" prior to his death; likely they included Seven Pines, Gaines' Mill, Second Manassas, Antietam, and Fredericksburg. Note: Submitted by Cheryl Chasin; http://members.cox.net/cherylc470/
Harrison, Henry H.	Private; Present for duty during most of the war. Member of Co I, 4th Texas when surrendered at Appomattox on April 12, 1865
Harrison, J. J.	Private; Discharged on Nov 29, 1862 on certificate of disability for partial blindness, re-enlisted in the company. Was a member of Co I, 4th Texas when surrendered at Appomattox.
Henderson, George W.	Biography
Herbert, J. H.	Private - wounded in the shoulder in the Battle of 2nd Manassas on Aug 30, 1862, disabled and discharged on March 13, 1863. Lived in Brentwood, Tenn as of Jan 1, 1908
Hill, B. J. C.	B. J. C. Hill resigned and ret Tex Dec 1861.
Hill, Jack	Private Private, Wounded in the hand in the Battle of Gaines's Mill June 27, 1862. He was killed in a skirmish at White Oak Swamp on Aug 16, 1864.
Hill, Jervis H.	Private - Wounded in the arm on June 27, 1862 in the Battle of Gaines's Mill and was wounded again in the Battle of Sharpsburg on September 17, 1862. Also is shown as a prisoner of war at the Battle of Sharpsburg on Sept 28, 1862, and was discharged on Nov 3, 1862 due to amputation of his right arm "caused by a musket ball."
Holloway, Robert G.	Private / 4th Sergeant, was sounded at Sharpsburg on Sept 17, 1862. Holloway was one of those listed as a prisoner of war at Appomattox Court House on April 12, 1865. Member of Co I, 4th Texas when surrendered at Appomattox. Lived in Beard, KY as of Jan 1, 1908.
Hunt, Benjamin Franklin	Hunt, Benjamin Franklin, C.M Winkler's Company 19th Brigade, Texas State Troops Texas Cavalry; b 6 Dec 1820 Murphreesboro, TN; d 1872 Chatfield, TX; m Maria Francis Donaldson Murphreesboro, TN; b 1823 Bowling Green, KY; d 1899 Blum, TX.
Jefferson, W. R.	Private, taken prisoner at Williamsport on Sept 15 or 16, 1862 and was exchanged at Aikins Landing on Oct 2, 1862. Jefferson was captured again while in the hospital in Richmond on May 28, 1865. Was released at Hammond General Hospital, Point Lookout, Maryland on July 25, 1865.
Jackson, William G.	4th sergeant / 1st sergeant. He was captured at the Battle of Seven Pines (Fair Oaks) between May 31, 1862 and June 1, 1862 and was exchanged at Aikens Landing on August 5, 1862. Was badly wounded in the right arm while leading the company at the Battle of Darbytown Road on October 7, 1864, which apparently disabled him for the remainder of the war. At the time of his wound, Jackson was 1st Sergeant of the company. He lived in Confederate Home as of Jan 1, 1908 Jackson, William G., Co I, Hood's Brigade, Army of N. Va., died Aug 29, 1912, aged 79 yrs. Jackson was an original member of Co I, 4 TX Inf., Hood's Brigade, enlisting at Corsicana July 17, 1861 and mustered into the Confederate service "for the war" at Richmond, VA, Sept. 30, 1861 as 4Sgt. He was demoted to the ranks Dec. 24, 1861. He was taken a POW at Seven Pines on June 1, 1863 and confined at Ft. Delaware prison until he was exchanged on Aug. 5, 1862. He was promoted to 1Sgt on Feb. 4, 1864. Jackson was serving as 1Sgt at the Battle of Darbytown Rd were he was badly wounded. He lived his last years on earth at the Confederate Home in Austin, Texas and is buried at the Texas State Cemetery in Austin. Photo of Headstone
Jester, George Taylor	Private, Enlisted some time in early 1865 and was on his way to the war at the time of Lee's surrender at Appomattox Court House. Lieutenant Governor of Texas (1894-1898); Buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Navarro Co., TX. Served as Father of Texas Governor, Beauford H. Jester. Biography \|\| Obituary \|\| Historical Marker
Jordan, John C.	Private - Sick Fall & Winter 1862, Detached duty with Brig. Provost Guard, Spring of 1864. Lost in retreat from Petersburg, Captured April 1865, may have been the last active member of the company to surrender.
Kennedy, Thomas	Private Kennedy, Thomas - wounded at the Battle of Second Manassas on August 30, 1862 and was discharged for disability May 5, 1862.
Killian, Hugh Lawson White Killian	Private; wounded and captured at Sharpsburg on September 17, 1862. Was captured and confined at Ft. McHenry, MD. Exchanged: Hospitalized summer of 1864. He is listed as being in the Invalid Corps at Waco, TX on Sept 27, 1864. H. L. W. Killian is buried in the Liberty Chapel Cemetery in Montague County near Spanish Fort. H. L. W. Killian married Mary Jane Russell who was born in Madison County, AR. [ Killian Family] ..... Robert Kimble
Knight, C. G.	Private, Discharged by order of Sec. of War on November 1861
Knight, Tom	Private - Transferred
Lanham, J. B.	Private, Promoted to 1st Cpl on Dec 28, 1861 - wounded in the Battle of Sharpsburg on 17 Sept 1862. Was wounded again in the right thigh on Oct 7, 1864. Discharged for disability.
Lea, James B.	Private - Enlisted April 4, 1863 in Navarro County, TX. Was captured at the Battle of Spotsylvania Court House on May 20, 1864. He was sent by the Federals to Elmira, New York.
Lemmon, Albert M.	Biography
Loughridge, James Rodgers - Capt	Biography & Cemetery Markers
Lummus, Jim M.	Private, Wounded Aug 30, 1862 at the Battle of Second Manassas, disabled and Furloughed 1862-63. Discharged April 1, 1863; Lived in Navarro Co., TX as of Jan 1, 1908. Received Pension #8426. Died 5 Aug 1927 Madison Co. TX
McMorris, J. M.	Private, Was killed in action in the Battle of Second Manassas on Aug 30, 1862 - died in hospital Dec 1861
Massey, James H.	Private Wounded in the arm on June 2, 1862 in a skirmish on the Chickahominy River. He was wounded again in the knee at the Battle of Chickamauga on Sept 20 or 21, 1863. Discharged for disability on June 14, 1864, A letter in the file, signed by Massey indicates that as a result of his wound at Chickamauga, his left leg was amputated five inches below the knee.
Meador, A. L.	Private, He was sick in the hospital in Richmond on Oct 25, 1861 and died in a hospital at Richmond, Nov 11, 1861
Melton, J. E.	Private - Musician/private. transferred to band and litter bearers 1863; He was captured at Burkeville, April 7, 1865. NOTES: Info at Melton Website has I. E. Melton, Pvt. Winkler, C.M.; Co for Navarro Cty., Brig, TST; Enlisted May 3, 1861. Also lists James Melton, Pvt. Winkler, C.M.; Co. for Navarro Cty., 19th Brig., TST Enlisted May 3, 1861
Miller, Robert S.	Private, Was wounded at the Battle of Second Manassas on Aug 30, 1862. Captured at Gettysburg and sent to Fort Delaware as a prisoner. He was released at the close of war on June 9, 1865. Lived in Lufkin, TX as of Jan 1, 1908.
Mills, Nathaniel J.	Biography
Mitchell, W. H.	Private - discharged for "inability & asthma" March 20, 1862
Morris, T. R.	Private, promoted to 3rd Sergeant on Nov 7, 1861. Absent on recruiting duty to Texas Feb-Apr 1862. He was sonded at Malvern Hill on July 1, 1862 and again at the Battle of Second Manassas on Aug 30, 1862. Was listed as a prisoner of war on Sept 29, 1862 and was paroled on Sept 30, 1862. Morris died of his wounds received at 2nd battle of Manassas on Oct 4, 1862. Morris had also been wounded in the battle of Malvern Hill at Poindexter's Farm on July 1, 1862.
Neal, Jeff H.	Private Died on Nov 14, 1861 while in the hospital in Richmond, Virginia. There is an S. H. Neal of Company I, 4th Texas buried at the Chatfield Cemetery, Navarro Co., TX who was born in 1840 and died in 1898.
Ogilvie, J. R.	2nd lieutenant, Resigned on Oct 31, 1861 "on account of inability" and returned to TX Dec 1861
Orndoff, J. H.	Private, Enlisted March 31, 1862 in Navarro County, TX Detached duty with Regimental Commissary as a teamster Nov 1862 to the end of the war. Was a member of Co I, 4th Texas when surrendered at Appomattox.
Osborn, Patrick H. "Paddy".	Private - discharged Nov 14, 1861 due to bad health. He was the son of Ephraim Brevard & Nancy (Smith) Osborne. See photo at Osborne Family
Osborne, T. A. (Sandy)	Private, died of typhoid fever on Feb 20, 1862 while near Dumfries Virginia. Photo of Headstone & Information; son of Ephraim Brevard & Nancy (Smith) Osborne. HOOD'S TEXAS BRIGADE: A COMPENDIUM by Harold B. Simpson, page 545 "Nicknames abounded among the young soldiers who applied monikers with wild abandon to describe physical, moral, or professional characteristics. One gets a visual image of 'Sandy' Osborne..." page 158 "Osborne, T. A. ("Sandy") - Died of typhoid fever, Feb. 20, 1862 near Dumfries, VA. .... info from Dana Stubbs
Pelham, James L.	Private, was discharged due to a broken leg on Nov 2, 1861.
Pennington, C. W.	Private/2sergeant. He died on the way to Virginia on Sept 15, 1861 near Decatur, Alabama
Phelps, Frankiln	(probably private) Enlisted April 3, 1862 in Navarro County TX. He died at Winder Hospital, Richmond, VA about May 25, 1862.
Pickett, John	Biography
Platt, W. G.	Private He was wounded in the foot in the Battle of Gaines's Mill on June 17, 1862. On November 1, 1862 Platt was transferred to Company B, 19th Regiment Louisiana Inf. Volunteers.
Polk, James M.	Biography
Purseley, T. Lewis	Private P- died in hospital , Richmond VA on Nov 15, 1861.
Rice, J. L.	Private, Enlisted March 31, 1862 in Navarro County, Texas. Died Richmond, Virginia on July 18, 1862.
Rice, L. W.	Biography
Rice, R. N.	Private, At the battle of Second Manassas on Aug 30, 1862. Listed as missing in action, died hospital December 1861
Riggs, Steven Madison	Private, promoted to 2nd Sergeant on Sept 20, 1861, nickname was Tobe, and he was a cousin of J. M. Polk. Riggs never missed a roll call or a battle, but just before the Battle of Chickamauga on Sept 19, 1863, he had the chills and looked bad. Polk urged him to see the doctor who would surely excuse him, but Riggs would not do it. A little later the company was ordered into position, and a charge at the Federal line. Riggs went down with a ball in his leg. It was later amputated, but he died on Sept 21, 1863.
Robertson, J. R.	Private, Enlisted March 18, 1862 in Navarro Co., TX. He is not shown on any of the company muster rolls, but he is listed by Simpson as having enlisted March 24, 1862 in Navarro County, Texas, and as being discharged for disability in Oct 1862.
Ruskin, M. D. L.	Private, Enlisted March 24, 1862 in Navarro County, TX He died with small pox on Jan 5, 1863 in a Richmond hospital.
Self, J. P. T.	Private, Enlisted March 15, 1863 in Navarro County, Texas. No information other than that he was missing about May 14, 1863. This could not be confirmed. Reported Deserted March 14, 1863.
Sessions, Egbert G.	Biography
Sessions, T. J.	Private; He died in a Richmond, Virginia Hospital on November 7, 1861
Shaw, J. R.	Private; Enlisted April 3, 1862 in Navarro County, TX. He was never sick or absent up to the Battle of Gaines's Mill June 27, 1862, when he was wounded in the thigh. Member of Co I, 4th Texas when surrendered at Appomattox on April 12, 1865
Simmons, J. W.	Private, age 42. Discharged March 31, 1863 due to poor health reasons (rheumatism) David White Cemetery
Smith, Pulaski	Biography
Smith, W. G.	Private age 60, discharged Nov 7, 1862 - old age & rheumatism.
Smith, W. T.	Private Was wounded at the Battle of Second Manassas on Aug 30, 1862. Smith was killed in the Battle of Gettysburg 2 July 1863
Spence, W. P.	Private, He was made acting color corporal on April 1, 1862. Spence was wounded in the Battle of 2nd Manassas on Aug 30, 1862 and died of his wounds on Sept 12, 1862.
Stewart, J. D.	Private/4th corporal. He was discharged on Nov 23, 1861. Other records show he was wounded and disabled Gaines' Mill, 27 June 1863
Stokes, Cornelius H.	Private, Enlisted March 13, 1863 in Navarro County, Texas. The muster roll lists him as being killed in the Battle of Cold Harbor on 2 June 1864. He was shot by a sniper. Was also wounded at the Battle of the Wilderness in the arm and back, about one month earlier on May 6, 1864. He had not fully recovered from these wounds, but insisted on going back to duty.
Templeton, A. N.	Private. Discharged for disability on Dec 30, 861. No other info found on muster rolls, however there is an Allison N. Templeton who was born May 7, 1820 and died on Dec 28, 1882 and is buried in the Oakwood Cemetery in Corsicana TX
Templeton, M. B.	*Private. Enlisted April 1, 1862 in Navarro County, TX.. Died hospital December 1861 Obviously one of these dates is in error.**
Templeton, William W.	Private. Was wounded in the left shoulder on May 6, 1864 at the Wilderness battle. He recovered from this wound and was one of the few who survived to Appomattox Court House. Member of Co I, 4th Texas when surrendered at Appomattox; He lived in Cameron, TX d. at Dallas 13 May 1909. He is buried in the Marlin city cemetery. Burial Information and Marker Photo
Terrell, S. B.	Private Enlisted July 17, 1861 in Navarro Co., TX. Promoted to 4th Sergeant Dec 28, 1861.. Wounded on April 21, 1864 at Suffolk, VA and died at Petersburg, Virginia on June 4, 1863.
Towers, William H.	3rd Corporal, Along with many others, he died in the hospital in Richmond Virginia on Nov 16, 1861.
Treadwell, James H.	Private, At the Gaines's Mill battle, Treadwell was wounded in the foot. Fought at Gaines' Mill June 27, 1862. Detached duty at a teamster on Jne 1863. Member of Co I, 4th Texas when surrendered at Appomattox on April 12, 1865.
Turpin, Charles	2nd corporal / corporal. He died of pneumonia in the hospital in Fredericksburg on March 12, 1862.
Utzman, J. L.	Private, musician/private. Demoted from musican to ranks on Nov. 20, 1861; Detchd service as butcher o March 1, 1862. Was captured April 3, 1865, and was transferred from Libby prison to Newport News, Virginia on April 23, 1865. He died Brown County, TX. Member of Co I, 4th Texas when surrendered at Appomattox
Wade, R. H.	Private, Wounded in the leg and foot during Battle Gaines' Mill on June 27, 1862. He was unable to walk without the aid of a "Stick," and it was recommended by the surgeon that he be given light duty. He died in Dallas, Texas 13 May 1909. Lived in Falls Co., TX as of Jan 1, 1908; d. at Dallas 13 May 1909
Walker, H. E.	Private, At the battle of Gaines's Mill, June 27, 1862 he was wounded in the shoulder. Killed 2nd Battle of Wilderness 6 May 1864
Walker, J. C.	Private, Promoted to sergeant on Dec 28, 1861, and resigned back to private on Feb 24, 1862. He was a prisoner of the Federals at one time, and was killed at the battle of Chickamauga 19 Sept 1863
Warren, Benajah	Private, Enlisted March 24, 1862 in Navarro County, TX. He died in the Texas Hospital in Richmond, Virginia on Aug 14, 1863 of lung trouble.
Waters, Ezekiel	Private, Enlisted March 31, 1862 in Navarro County, TX. He barely reached the front line in time for the Battle of Gaines's Mill, Virginia on June 27, 1862, where he was wounded in the mouth & leg. While lying on the field, he was shot in in the mouth. - lost in East Tennessee 1864
Weil, Solomon	Private, age 48, Detached duty with Regimental Commissary on Oct 1861 - Oct 1862. Detached duty with Division Hdqtrs Dec 1862 - Nov 1863. He was given a discharge on Surg. Cert of disability (insane) on Nov 18, 1863. He signed his Federal parole in Navarro County TX on June 8, 1865. He was born in the Kingdom of Bavaria - discharged 1863
Welch, John C.	Private; Detached as teamster Nov 1861. During the Battle of Gaines's Mill, on June 27, 1862 he was wounded in the thigh at Gaines' Mill on June 17, 1862 and again wounded in the knee in the Battle of the Wilderness on May 6, 1864. Member of Co I, 4th Texas when surrendered at Appomattox
Welch, Mike H.	Private, He was discharged on account of disability in Richmond, Virginia on Jan 6, 1862.
Westbrook, George W.	Private. Died in the Clay Street Church Hospital in Richmond, Virginia on Oct 31, 1861. He died in hospital in Virginia, 1862
Westbrook, J. H.	Private. He died in the hospital in Richmond on Dec 5, 1861.
Westbrook, J. N.	Private. He died of pneumonia while in the hospital in Fredericksburg VA on March 23, 1862.
Col. Winkler, Clinton McKamy	Captain/Lieutenant colonel. After the Battle of Gettysburg he was promoted to major, with rank to July 21, 1863. Winkler was wounded by a minie' ball at the Battle of Gettysburg. He was promoted again on Aug 10, 1864, this time to Lieutenant Colonel. During the Battle of the Wilderness, Winkler commanded a regiment and for a brief time, while its commander was out with a wound, he commanded a brigade. Col. Clinton McKamy Winkler died 13 May 1881 Austin, Travis Co., TX and is buried in the Oakwood Cemetery, Corsicana, Navarro Co., TX. Member of Co I, 4th Texas when surrendered at Appomattox Biography \|\| Obituary

See Also:

Biography of Clinton McKamy Winkler
Battles at Which Company I Was Present
Link to: History of the 4th Texas Vol Infantry Regiment
Link to: 4th Texas Website