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Muster-roll of Captain H. C. Armstrong’s Company

Muster-roll of Mountain District volunteers of Overton county, State of Tennessee, June, 1836.

No. Names-present and absent. Rank.  No.  Names-present and absent. Rank.
1  H. C. Armstrong  Captain          33 Robert Ketchum         Private 
2  J. F. Jouett     1st lieutenant   34 Robert Matlock          do 
3  W. H. Turner     2d lieutenant    35 Elias S. Anderson       do 
4  Joseph Harrison  Ensign           36 Perry R. Hicklin        do 
1  R. S. Windle     lst sergeant     37 Henry Dickson           do 
2  J. P. Pyrtle     2d sergeant      38 W. L. Armstrong, jr     do 
3  A. C. Sevier     3d sergeant      39 Colby C. Barry          do 
4  George McDonald  4th sergeant     40 Gabriel Dennis          do 
1  S. M. Windle     1st corporal     41 Levi H. Dennis          do 
2  A. S. Brown      2d corporal      42 Benjamin B. Sevier      do 
3  O. G. Nevins     3d corporal      43 Sparks Neely            do 
4  T. H. Smith      4th corporal     44 William Neely           do 
1  W. C. Harrison   Trumpeter        45 George Boalman          do 
1  Valentine Sevier Private          46 Edmond P. Lyon          do 
2  G. W. Wallis           do         47 Milton Daugherty        do 
3  A. R. Sevier           do         48 Mitchell Boatman        do 
4  William Ashlock        do         49 Sells. McDonald         do 
5  James F. Turner        do         50 Charles Stanton         do 
6  John Saylors           do         51 Jesse Stanton           do 
7  George Greer           do         52 Thomas McDonald         do 
8  Joseph F. Daviss       do         63 John M. Elder           do 
9  John McDonald          do         54 Cornelius B. Daugherty  do 
10 Jonathan Daviss        do         55 James F. Daugherty      do 
11 John Parish            do         56 David Mullins           do 
12 Burrell Chouning       do         57 Parskill Lanier         do 
13 John P. Gearhart       do         58 Dempsey Vann            do 
14 James Colson           do         59 John Patrick, jr.       do 
15 Campbell Colson        do         60 Strather Stigall        do 
16 Wilson Harvey          do         61 Care Pyrtle             do 
17 Samuel S. Davis        do         62 Richard Lee             do 
18 Elias Johnson          do         63 William Lynn            do 
19 Willie Peterman        do         64 Vineyard C. Brock       do 
20 William Chouning       do         65 John L. White           do 
21 James B. Lovell        do         66 David J. Bullard        do 
22 John Arney             do         67 Robert Hardin           do 
23 Joseph Martin          do         68 Valentine Matlock       do 
24 Jeremiah Skipworth     do         69 William Daniel          do 
25 William P. Overstreet  do         70 V. M. Armstrong         do 
26 John M. Denniss        do         71 W. A. Beason            do 
27 Robeson Chouning       do         72 Abraham Odle            do 
28 Willie Roberts         do         73 J. L. Kennedy           do 
29 Owen P. Turner         do         74 Jesse Livingston        do 
30 G. W. Campbell         do         75 Washington Ashburn      do 
31 Nelson Davis           do         76 B. L. Bledsoe           do 
32 Mathew Jouett          do 

I hereby certify that I reported to Governor Cannon a full and complete roll of a company of volunteers who tendered their services to the United States under Governor N. Cannon’s proclamation of the 6th day of June, 1836, which report I made some few days past; and furthermore understood that said company was accepted by his excellency, and received a letter from him to hold my company in readiness, which was done. This is an additional report to the one made and reported.
Given under my hand August 19, 1837.
H. C. ARMSTRONG, Captain,
Commanding the Mountain District Volunteers of Overton County, Tennessee.


STATE OF TENNESSEE, Jackson County:
This day personally appeared H. C. Armstrong before me, U. L. Armstrong, an acting justice of the peace for said county, and makes oath that the facts set forth in the foregoing are correct.
H. C. ARMSTRONG, Captain.
Sworn and subscribed before me on the 19th day of August, 1837.
U. L. ARMSTRONG, Justice of the Peace.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, Executive Department:
I, Newton Cannon, governor of the State aforesaid, do hereby certify the company of Captain H. C. Armstrong were received by me as stated in his certificate, and held in readiness to supply any deficiency that might occur in raising the East Tennessee brigade, or the place of those who might retire from the service at the expiration of the six months for which they were received.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and caused the great seal of the State to be L. S. I affixed, at Nashville, the 19th day of September, 1837.
N. CANNON.
By the governor:
LUKE LEA, Secretary of State.

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Source:
     American State Papers, House of Representatives, 25th Congress, 2nd Session. Military Affairs: Volume 7, Page 753.


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