James D. Henry, Major. William L.E. Morrison, Adjutant. Montgomery Warrick, Quartermaster. Robert Blackwell, Paymaster. Joseph C. Woodson, Surgeon. Peter Randall, First Surgeon’s Mate. Benjamin Birch, Second Surgeon’s Mate. M.E. Rattan, Sergeant-Major. John F. Posey, Quartermaster’s Sergeant. Jesse M. Harrison, Paymaster’s “Sergeant.” William Cook, Color Bearer.
Thomas James, Major. James Moore, Adjutant. James Whitlock, Quartermaster to May 15th. Resigned. Scipio Baird, Quartermaster. Michael Horine, Paymaster. William Headen, Surgeon. George Gordon, Surgeon’s Mate. N.C. Johnston, Sergeant-Major. Resigned May 5th. John James, Sergeant-Major. James W. Vaughan, Armorer. Moses Haskins, Bugleman. J. Milton Moore, Color Bearer.
Thomas Long, Major. John Summers, Adjutant. Vawter Henderson, Quartermaster. J.L. Thompson, Paymaster. Matthew Duncan, Surgeon. Jonathan Leighton, Surgeon’s Mate. Sion R. Green, Sergeant-Major. Thomas J. (or I.) Marshall, Quartermaster’s Sergeant. Benjamin Howard, Fife Major. Thomas Burton, Drum Major.
The First Regiment consisted of six companies, commanded by the following captains: Julius L. Barnsback and Josiah Little of Madison County and Gideon Simpson, William Moore,[109] John Winstanley and John Tate of St. Clair County. Thomas was first elected Captain of Simpson’s company, but on being promoted to Colonel, Simpson was elected to succeed him. Preuitt was elected Captain of Little’s company, but upon his promotion to Lieutenant-Colonel, Little was elected.
The Second Regiment was composed of nine companies, commanded, respectively, by Captains Thomas Chapman, Samuel Smith,
Thomas McDow and Jeremiah Smith of Greene County, Levi D. Boone of Montgomery County, Benjamin James of Bond County, William G. Flood and David Crow of Adams County, and James White of Hancock County. Gregory was first elected Captain of Chapman’s company and Fry of Samuel Smith’s company, but both were promoted.
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[Illustration: LIEUT. STARKEY R. POWELL.]
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The Third Regiment consisted of six companies, commanded, respectively, by Captains Benjamin Barney and Elisha Petty of Pike County, John Harris of Macoupin, and William B. Smith, William T. Givens and Nathan or Nathaniel Winters of Morgan County. William Ross was first elected Captain of Barney’s company, but upon his promotion to the staff Barney was elected.