son of Griffin Stegall and Elizabeth Wrenn Stegall
family information handed down says his full name is Thomas Ralph Stegall. Still looking for proof of that full name.
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Pvt. Co. C, 21 Regt. Alabama Infantry
Enlisted 11/28/1861 at Fort Gaines by Capt. Rumbert for the duration of the war.
Appears on Company Muster Roll (Company C, 21st Alabama Inf.) for Sep and Oct 1863, May & June 1863, 12/31/1862 to 4/30/1863
Appears on a register containing a report of the killed, wounded, and missing of the Second Corps, Army of the Miss., at the Battle of Shiloh, 4/6 & 4/7/1862
Wounded 4/6/1862 at 7 a.m. during attack on 1st Battery. "Slightly advancing" was nature of wound.
Admitted to No. 4, U.S.A. General Hospital, Louisville, KY 5/7/1862, complaint was Vulnus Sclopeticum (multiple gunshot wounds). Prisoner of War, sent to Camp Chase 5/12/1862
Admitted to U.S.A. Post Hospital, Camp Chase near Columbus Ohio 5/13/1862, complaint was Errysipelas (strep infection). Returned to prison 6/19/1862.
Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War sent from Camp Chase, Ohio to Vicksburg to be exchanged, roll dated 8/25/1862. Captured at Pitts Landing on 4/7/1862. Roll bears the following endorsements: "On board Steamer Jno. H. Done near Vicksbirg, Miss., 11th September, 1862, Rec'd the following named prisoners of war amounting to Ten Hundred & twenty in number. N. G. Watts, Major & Agent for the Exchange of Prisoners of War"
"Exchanged. Wm. H. Ludlow, Lt. Col. & Agent for Exchange, Aiken's landing, Nov. 10, 1862."
Attached to hospital 12/24/1863 as a nurse. Returned to his company 1/25/1864.
Listed as a Nurse for Dr. Young, Post Hospital, Fort Morgan, AL from 12/28/1863 to 1/25/1864
Appears on Hospital Muster Roll of the hospital at Fort Morgan, AL for March and April 1864, dated 4/30/1864.
Again on Muster roll for May and June, 1864, dated 7/1/1864, attached 6/15/1864 again as a nurse.
Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War, C.S.A., exchanged at Ship Island, Miss., 1/4/1865, captured at Ft. Gaines 8/4/1864
Admitted at Ross Hospital, Mobile, AL on 1/6/1865 for Scurvy and Debilitas, furloughed 1/17/1865 for 60 days
Paroled 5/31/1865 at Demopolis, Alabama
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family information handed down says his full name is Thomas Ralph Stegall. Still looking for proof of that full name.
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Pvt. Co. C, 21 Regt. Alabama Infantry
Enlisted 11/28/1861 at Fort Gaines by Capt. Rumbert for the duration of the war.
Appears on Company Muster Roll (Company C, 21st Alabama Inf.) for Sep and Oct 1863, May & June 1863, 12/31/1862 to 4/30/1863
Appears on a register containing a report of the killed, wounded, and missing of the Second Corps, Army of the Miss., at the Battle of Shiloh, 4/6 & 4/7/1862
Wounded 4/6/1862 at 7 a.m. during attack on 1st Battery. "Slightly advancing" was nature of wound.
Admitted to No. 4, U.S.A. General Hospital, Louisville, KY 5/7/1862, complaint was Vulnus Sclopeticum (multiple gunshot wounds). Prisoner of War, sent to Camp Chase 5/12/1862
Admitted to U.S.A. Post Hospital, Camp Chase near Columbus Ohio 5/13/1862, complaint was Errysipelas (strep infection). Returned to prison 6/19/1862.
Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War sent from Camp Chase, Ohio to Vicksburg to be exchanged, roll dated 8/25/1862. Captured at Pitts Landing on 4/7/1862. Roll bears the following endorsements: "On board Steamer Jno. H. Done near Vicksbirg, Miss., 11th September, 1862, Rec'd the following named prisoners of war amounting to Ten Hundred & twenty in number. N. G. Watts, Major & Agent for the Exchange of Prisoners of War"
"Exchanged. Wm. H. Ludlow, Lt. Col. & Agent for Exchange, Aiken's landing, Nov. 10, 1862."
Attached to hospital 12/24/1863 as a nurse. Returned to his company 1/25/1864.
Listed as a Nurse for Dr. Young, Post Hospital, Fort Morgan, AL from 12/28/1863 to 1/25/1864
Appears on Hospital Muster Roll of the hospital at Fort Morgan, AL for March and April 1864, dated 4/30/1864.
Again on Muster roll for May and June, 1864, dated 7/1/1864, attached 6/15/1864 again as a nurse.
Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War, C.S.A., exchanged at Ship Island, Miss., 1/4/1865, captured at Ft. Gaines 8/4/1864
Admitted at Ross Hospital, Mobile, AL on 1/6/1865 for Scurvy and Debilitas, furloughed 1/17/1865 for 60 days
Paroled 5/31/1865 at Demopolis, Alabama
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son of Griffin Stegall and Elizabeth Wrenn Stegall
family information handed down says his full name is Thomas Ralph Stegall. Still looking for proof of that full name.
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Pvt. Co. C, 21 Regt. Alabama Infantry
Enlisted 11/28/1861 at Fort Gaines by Capt. Rumbert for the duration of the war.
Appears on Company Muster Roll (Company C, 21st Alabama Inf.) for Sep and Oct 1863, May & June 1863, 12/31/1862 to 4/30/1863
Appears on a register containing a report of the killed, wounded, and missing of the Second Corps, Army of the Miss., at the Battle of Shiloh, 4/6 & 4/7/1862
Wounded 4/6/1862 at 7 a.m. during attack on 1st Battery. "Slightly advancing" was nature of wound.
Admitted to No. 4, U.S.A. General Hospital, Louisville, KY 5/7/1862, complaint was Vulnus Sclopeticum (multiple gunshot wounds). Prisoner of War, sent to Camp Chase 5/12/1862
Admitted to U.S.A. Post Hospital, Camp Chase near Columbus Ohio 5/13/1862, complaint was Errysipelas (strep infection). Returned to prison 6/19/1862.
Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War sent from Camp Chase, Ohio to Vicksburg to be exchanged, roll dated 8/25/1862. Captured at Pitts Landing on 4/7/1862. Roll bears the following endorsements: "On board Steamer Jno. H. Done near Vicksbirg, Miss., 11th September, 1862, Rec'd the following named prisoners of war amounting to Ten Hundred & twenty in number. N. G. Watts, Major & Agent for the Exchange of Prisoners of War"
"Exchanged. Wm. H. Ludlow, Lt. Col. & Agent for Exchange, Aiken's landing, Nov. 10, 1862."
Attached to hospital 12/24/1863 as a nurse. Returned to his company 1/25/1864.
Listed as a Nurse for Dr. Young, Post Hospital, Fort Morgan, AL from 12/28/1863 to 1/25/1864
Appears on Hospital Muster Roll of the hospital at Fort Morgan, AL for March and April 1864, dated 4/30/1864.
Again on Muster roll for May and June, 1864, dated 7/1/1864, attached 6/15/1864 again as a nurse.
Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War, C.S.A., exchanged at Ship Island, Miss., 1/4/1865, captured at Ft. Gaines 8/4/1864
Admitted at Ross Hospital, Mobile, AL on 1/6/1865 for Scurvy and Debilitas, furloughed 1/17/1865 for 60 days
Paroled 5/31/1865 at Demopolis, Alabama
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family information handed down says his full name is Thomas Ralph Stegall. Still looking for proof of that full name.
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Pvt. Co. C, 21 Regt. Alabama Infantry
Enlisted 11/28/1861 at Fort Gaines by Capt. Rumbert for the duration of the war.
Appears on Company Muster Roll (Company C, 21st Alabama Inf.) for Sep and Oct 1863, May & June 1863, 12/31/1862 to 4/30/1863
Appears on a register containing a report of the killed, wounded, and missing of the Second Corps, Army of the Miss., at the Battle of Shiloh, 4/6 & 4/7/1862
Wounded 4/6/1862 at 7 a.m. during attack on 1st Battery. "Slightly advancing" was nature of wound.
Admitted to No. 4, U.S.A. General Hospital, Louisville, KY 5/7/1862, complaint was Vulnus Sclopeticum (multiple gunshot wounds). Prisoner of War, sent to Camp Chase 5/12/1862
Admitted to U.S.A. Post Hospital, Camp Chase near Columbus Ohio 5/13/1862, complaint was Errysipelas (strep infection). Returned to prison 6/19/1862.
Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War sent from Camp Chase, Ohio to Vicksburg to be exchanged, roll dated 8/25/1862. Captured at Pitts Landing on 4/7/1862. Roll bears the following endorsements: "On board Steamer Jno. H. Done near Vicksbirg, Miss., 11th September, 1862, Rec'd the following named prisoners of war amounting to Ten Hundred & twenty in number. N. G. Watts, Major & Agent for the Exchange of Prisoners of War"
"Exchanged. Wm. H. Ludlow, Lt. Col. & Agent for Exchange, Aiken's landing, Nov. 10, 1862."
Attached to hospital 12/24/1863 as a nurse. Returned to his company 1/25/1864.
Listed as a Nurse for Dr. Young, Post Hospital, Fort Morgan, AL from 12/28/1863 to 1/25/1864
Appears on Hospital Muster Roll of the hospital at Fort Morgan, AL for March and April 1864, dated 4/30/1864.
Again on Muster roll for May and June, 1864, dated 7/1/1864, attached 6/15/1864 again as a nurse.
Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War, C.S.A., exchanged at Ship Island, Miss., 1/4/1865, captured at Ft. Gaines 8/4/1864
Admitted at Ross Hospital, Mobile, AL on 1/6/1865 for Scurvy and Debilitas, furloughed 1/17/1865 for 60 days
Paroled 5/31/1865 at Demopolis, Alabama
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