Company D was recruited from Estill County, Kentucky. There are no known rolls of it in existance. It was one of the largest companies in the regiment. The following are the names of the officers and eleven men who died in Camp Douglas: [source: Lexington Herald, 21 April 1907, by Anderson Chenault Quisenberry]
Thanks to Donna Masters., gg granddaughter of Amos Hudgens of this Company, I have now have a more complete roster. She found the extra names in the Adjutant General's Report, that I had overlooked. This report also states, "This was one of the largest companies in the 11th Cavalry, with most imperfect roll; this company fought at Huntsville, Tenn.; Lebanon, KY; Greasy Creek, KY; Muldrough's Hill, KY; Rolling Fork, KY; Glasgow, KY; Elizabethtown, KY; Nolin's Creek, Columbia, KY; Monticello, KY; Green River Bridge, KY; Mt. Sterling, KY; was captured in Ohio on Morgan's Raid."
This list is further supplemented from information collected by unit historian, Tom Milton.
Officers:
Capt. J.N.L.Dickens; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County; elected Sept 10, 1862. Died at Camp Douglas, Ill.
1st Lt. Thomas Wells; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County; elected Sept 10, 1862.
1st Lt. W. Wiseman; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County. Died at Camp Douglas, Ill.
2nd Lt. Alfred Williams; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
3rd Lt. John .M. Riddle (or Riddell); enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County; elected Sept 10, 1862. Died at Camp Douglas, Ill.
3rd Lt. W. Winburn; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County; elected Sept 10, 1862. Died at Camp Douglas, Ill.
1st Serg. Josiah Gentry; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
2nd Serg. S. Shearer; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
3rd Serg. Milo Wells; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
4th Serg. William Tyra; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
Commissary Sergeant Samuel H. Everman- Deserted in Procter, KY April 4, 1863. Captured in Estill County, KY April 7, 1863, Took Oath of Alligence; Died of Typhoid fever on Johnson Island POW Camp, Ohio.
1st Corporal R. Bennett; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
2nd Corporal W. Shinhale; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
Enlisted Men
John Allen; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County; d. Feb 24, 1864, small pox.
John Allenham; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
Irvin Ashbell; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
Delaney Barnes; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County; Deserted.
William R. Barton; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County; Died Nov 10, 1864, typhoid fever, at Camp Douglas POW Camp, Illinois.
Richard Bennett; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
N.P. Beil (or Bell); enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County; Died Nov 10, 1863, measles at Camp Douglas POW Camp, Illinois.
Thomas Cleary- enlisted at Richmond, KY Sept. 10, 1862.
David Clowers; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
James Clowers; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
Joseph Clowers, enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County. Died Oct 7, 1863, Camp Douglas POW Camp, Illinois.
Speed Cole; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
Joseph Dozier; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
Joseph Eades; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
L.H. Everman
Samuel Evermore; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
John Franklin; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County; Died Dec 29, 1864, smallpox, at at Camp Douglas POW Camp, Illinois.
S. W. Frost; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County; Died March 26, 1864, general debility, at Camp Douglas POW Camp, Illinois.
Samuel Ginter; enlisted Sept 10, 1862, Estill County
Thomas Green - Captured at Cloyds Mt. Virginia May 9, 1864; Transferred to Camp Chase, Ohio May 26, 1864; Enlisted in US Army July 20, 1864.
Adam Harrison
James Harrison
William Harrison
Amos Hendricks
Frank Hibler
John Holder
Amos Hudgins
[Donna Masters, Amos' gg granddaughter, reports: After war, Amos "came back to Estill County, KY. and married, Mary Molly Clouse". Had four children, the eldest being William Jackson Hutchens . "He then settled in Madison County, KY. and married Delilah Abner,in 1875. From this union were 4 more sons. Amos died before the 1900 census".."One other interesting fact is Amos' oldest brother, Francis joined the Union Forces a few months before Amos joined the Confederacy. After the war... they remained good brothers!"]This information is courtesy of Donna Masters.
John H. Kirby
Marshall Kirby
William Magee
Jefferson Martin
Joseph Portwood
Henry Rigner; Died Dec 24, 1864, chronic diarrhea, at Camp Douglas POW Camp, Illinois.
John A. Riddell
John E. Riddell
Luther Robins
William A. L. B. Sharp
Robert Shearer; Died Dec 25, 1863, brain fever;at Camp Douglas POW Camp, Illinois.
James Stephens
John Stephens
George Tiviford, Died March 27, 1864, smallpox, at Camp Douglas POW Camp, Illinois [George Tiviford is not listed on Adjutant General's Report, but his name appears on Quisenberry's list.]
Emerson Turpin, March 27, 1864, small pox, at Camp Douglas POW Camp, Illinois.
Owen W. Turpin
Simpson Trussell
Andrew Tyra
William Tyra
John Wade, Died Nov 12, 1863, at Camp Douglas POW Camp, Illinois.
Aquilla White
Jackson White
John Williams
Jason W. Winburn; Missing at Cave City, Tenn.
Isaac Wiseman; Missing at Cave City, Tenn.
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