The 38th Alabama Infantry Volunteers

PHOTOS OF VETERANS

If you would like to contribute a photo of an ancester who fought with the 38th Alabama, please contact Art Green.

NEW - November 2005:

Photo of a 1904 reunion of Confederate soldiers in Clarke County. The large photo is broken into four smaller ones to show faces closer up. Photo courtesy of the Clarke County Museum.
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Home Company Officers and Men Burial Locations Grove Hill Reunion Photos of Veterans 2 Links Contact

Pvt. Charles P. Kelley, Co B	Maj. William J. Hearin Maj. Hearin's Grave	Capt. Charles E. Bussey Cpt. Bussey's Grave
Capt. Charles E. Bellamy	Lt. Robert T. Davis	2nd Lt. Lee F. Irwin, Co G Lt. Irwin's Grave
Cpl. John W. Wright, Co. G	Pvt. John C. Green, Co B Pvt. Green's Grave	Pvt. H.H. Finch, Co I
Cpl. Howard C. Davis, Co. B	Pvt. John Hare Pvt. Hare's Grave	Pvt. Wm P. D. Dawson Co. A
William Sheffield, Co B Sheffield's Grave	Pvt. D. M. Wyatt, Co H More...	Pvt. William J. Wright Co H Pvt. Wright's Grave
John A. Smith, Co C	2nd Lt. Newton Johnston Co E Lt. Johnston's Grave	2nd Lt. George Fontaine Co B Battlefield Letter Lt. Fontaine's Grave
Pvt. Daniel Franklin Hyatt Co A	Pvt. Malachi Stabler Co A Pvt. Stabler's Grave	Lt. Henley Wingfield J. Hamner Co F
Pvt. John W. Wilson, Co A Pvt. Wilson's Family	Pvt. David A. Foreman, Co I More...	Pvt. W. A. J. Hodo, Co E Co E listing... See more below...
	Pvt. Thomas Hamilton Adkisson, Co E, and his wife, Nancy Ardella Hodo Adkisson. Her brother was Pvt. W. A. J. Hodo, Co E, pictured above. Note his scar caused by a saber wound during the war. He is buried in Murphree Cemetery in Coryell County, Texas. The Hodo and Adkisson families moved from Conecuh County, Alabama, and made their homes in Erath County, Texas. They were joined there by other 38th families - Pvts. D.J. and John J. Hoskins (see Haskins) also from Co E. . The Adkisson family.
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