Civil War in Kentucky

This page will feature information about the soldiers, places, and events of the Civil War in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky.

Jefferson C. Couch – 5th Kentucky Infantry (Consolidated), CSA

Andrew Jackson Woods – 5th Kentucky Infantry, CSA

John Henry Elkins – 47th Kentucky Infantry, USA

James Estep – 14th Kentucky Cavalry, USA

John P. Muncy – 5th Kentucky Infantry and Diamond’s 10th Kentucky Cavalry

William N. Wells – 3 Forks Battalion, KST

Dillon Sizemore – 5th Kentucky (Consolidated) Infantry, CSA and 3 Forks Battalion, KST

Samuel Gross – 5th Kentucky (Consolidated) Infantry, CSA

Seburn Combs – 3 Forks Battalion, KST

John J. Breeding – 39th Kentucky Infantry, USA

Nathan Hale Montgomery – 5th Kentucky (Consolidated) Infantry, CSA

Martin Van Buren South – 5th Kentucky (Consolidated) Infantry, CSA

Dial S. Williams – 5th Kentucky Infantry, CSA

John Gross – 14th Kentucky Cavalry, USA

Francis Allen Hill – 5th Kentucky Infantry, CSA

Joseph C. Fite, Jr. – 5th Kentucky (Consolidated) Infantry, CSA

Meredith G. Phillips – Fields Partisan Rangers, CSA

Nathan L. Arrowood – 14th Kentucky Cavalry, USA

Thomas Jefferson Sowards – 14th Kentucky Cav. and 39th Kentucky Cav., USA

Nimrod Kiser – 7th Confederate Cavalry, CSA

Hugh Bush – 19th Kentucky Infantry, USA

John W. Ayers – 13th Kentucky Cavalry, CSA

Seburn Combs – 3 Forks Battalion, KST

Andrew Allen – 13th Kentucky Cavalry, CSA

Samuel Henry Stidham – 5th Kentucky Infantry, CSA and 3 Forks Battalion, KST

John Callahan Strong – 14th Kentucky Cavalry, USA

Elijah Bowling, Jr. – 3 Forks Battalion, KST

Robert Locke Evans – 13th Kentucky Cavalry, CSA

Rudolphus B. Gardner – 45th Kentucky Mounted Infantry, USA

John Akeman – 5th Kentucky Infantry, CSA