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Historical Register & Dictionary of the
US Army 1789-1903, v. 1
Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army
BRIGADIER-GENERALS.
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Edmund Kirby, 28 May to 28 May 1863.
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ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
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From–: 22 Nov., 1814
To–: 1 June, 1821General Parker was appointed Paymaster-General June 1, 1821. By
general
orders of that date from Headquarters of the Army, Lieut. E. Kirby,
aid-de-camp, was directed
to perform the duties of Adjutant-General of the Army until further orders.b
Rank and name.: Brig. Gen. Danl. Parker
Title of office.: Do.
Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army
ADJUTANTS.
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R. M. Kirby, 1 June 1821 to 1 July 1822.
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ADJUTANTS.
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John Kirby, – Sept 1815 to 26 July 1816.
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ADJUTANTS.
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Edmund Kirby, – Sept 1816 to 4 Jan 1819.
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QUARTERMASTERS.
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Henry Kirby, 27 Sept 1899 to 4 Feb 1903.
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MAJORS.
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Henry Kirby, 4 Feb 1903 to
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Chamberlin, Edmund Kirby. Conn. Ohio. Surg 1 Ohio volunteers 22 June
1846; surgeon
volunteers 14 July 1846; resigned 25 Oct 1847.
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Corson, Joseph Kirby. Pa. Pa. Corpl and sergeant K 4 Pa infantry 20 Apr
to 26 July 1861;
assistant surgeon 35 Pa infantry 23 Mar 1863; brevet major volunteers 13 Mar 1865 for
faithful
and meritorious services in the Wilderness campaign in Va; honorable mustered out 11 June
1864; assistant surgeon United States Army 9 Oct 1867; major surgeon 14 Nov 1888; awarded
a medl of honorable 21 Apr 1899 for most distinguished or district gallant in action near
Bristol
Station Va 14 Oct 1863 while serving as assistant surgeon 6 Pa reserve or reserves (35 Pa
volunteers); retired 30 Nov 1897.
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Cree, John Kirby. Pa. Pa. Cadet Military Academy 1 July 1881 (19); 2
lieutenant 3 artillery 14
June 1885; 1 lieutenant 13 July 1892; transferred to 6 artillery 8 Mar 1898; captain 1
artillery 11
Dec 1900; artillery corps 2 Feb 1901.
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United States Army
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Fergusson, Frank Kirby. Tenn. Tenn. Cadet Military Academy 17 June 1891
(32); addl 2
lieutenant 3 artillery 12 June 1896; 2 lieutenant 1 artillery 25 Dec 1897; 1 lieutenant 2
Mar 1899;
artillery corps 2 Feb 1901; captain 1 Aug 1901.
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Regular Army (From Its Organization, September 29,
1789, to 1903) Who
Were Killed or Wounded in Action or Taken Prisoner, With Date and Place.
K.
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*Kirby, Edmund, 1 lt 1 art (brig gen vols), 3 May 1863, Chancellorsville
Va, wounded.
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Regular Army (From Its Organization, September 29,
1789, to 1903) Who
Were Killed or Wounded in Action or Taken Prisoner, With Date and Place.
K.
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Kirby, Byron, lt col 3 Md cav.
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Regular Army (From Its Organization, September 29,
1789, to 1903) Who
Were Killed or Wounded in Action or Taken Prisoner, With Date and Place.
K.
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Kirby, Dennis T., maj 8 and lt col 27 Mo inf.
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Regular Army (From Its Organization, September 29,
1789, to 1903) Who
Were Killed or Wounded in Action or Taken Prisoner, With Date and Place.
K.
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Kirby, Elwood, lt col 48 Mo inf.
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Regular Army (From Its Organization, September 29,
1789, to 1903) Who
Were Killed or Wounded in Action or Taken Prisoner, With Date and Place.
K.
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Kirby, Isaac M., col 101 Ohio inf.
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Regular Army (From Its Organization, September 29,
1789, to 1903) Who
Were Killed or Wounded in Action or Taken Prisoner, With Date and Place.
K.
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Kirby, Thomas B., maj 44 U S c inf.
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Regular Army (From Its Organization, September 29,
1789, to 1903) Who
Were Killed or Wounded in Action or Taken Prisoner, With Date and Place.
K.
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Kirby, William, maj 1 Eastern Shore Md inf.
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Regular Army (From Its Organization, September 29,
1789, to 1903) Who
Were Killed or Wounded in Action or Taken Prisoner, With Date and Place.
S.
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Smith, Joseph L., Kirby, col 43 Ohio inf.
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Regular Army (From Its Organization, September 29,
1789, to 1903) Who
Were Killed or Wounded in Action or Taken Prisoner, With Date and Place.
K.
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Kirby, William M., batty I 3 N Y art.
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Regular Army (From Its Organization, September 29,
1789, to 1903) Who
Were Killed or Wounded in Action or Taken Prisoner, With Date and Place.
K.
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Kirby, Augustus M., capt 9 Ill inf.
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Regular Army (From Its Organization, September 29,
1789, to 1903) Who
Were Killed or Wounded in Action or Taken Prisoner, With Date and Place.
K.
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Kirby, William M., lt col 3 N Y inf.
Name KIRBY CARLIE P
Age 16
Home SIMPSON, Kentucky
Service Number 14092890
Rank E7
Branch U.S. Army
Service Component
Reserve Casualty
Type Killed in Action
Death Record 511004
Race Caucasian
Citizenship U.S. Citizen
Name KIRBY CHARLES JR
Age 20
Home ANNE ARUNDEL, Maryland
Service Number 33548493
Rank E2
Branch U.S. Army
Service Component
Reserve Casualty
Type Killed in Action
Death Record501128
Race Negro
Citizenship U.S. Citizen
Name KIRBY JESSE L
Age 32
Home CUYAHOGA, Ohio
Service Number 15426515
Rank E3
Branch U.S. Army
Service Component
Reserve Casualty
Type Killed in Action
Death Record 510518
Race Negro
Citizenship U.S. Citizen
Name KIRBY PAUL
Age 30
Home MARSHALL, Alabama
ServiceNumber 14414152
RankE2
Branch U.S. Army
Service Component
Reserve Casualty
TypeDied of Wounds
Death Record 521228
Race Caucasian
Citizenship U.S. Citizen
Name KIRBY ROBERT D
Age30
Home HAMILTON, Ohio
Service Number 15415572
RankE3
Branch U.S. Army
Service Component
ReserveCasualty
Type Killed in Action
Death Record500802
Race Caucasian
CitizenshipU.S. Citizen
Name KIRBY ROBERT E
Age29
Home DAVIESS, Indiana
Service Number 15252999
Rank E5
Branch U.S. Army
Service Component
Reserve Casualty
TypeDied of Wounds
DeathRecord 501129
Race Caucasian
CitizenshipU.S. Citizen
Name KIRBY FRED STEPHENSON JR
Age25
HomeRICHMOND, Virginia
Service Number A33851654
Rank E5
Branch U.S. Air Force
ServiceComponent
RegularCasualty
Type Died While Missing
Death Record 510412
RaceCaucasian
CitizenshipU.S. Citizen
Tennessee, The Volunteer State, 1769-1923, Vol. 1.
Tennessee the Volunteer State 1769—1923: Volume 1
PRIVATES
Kirby, Alvis B.
Kirby, Fred S.
Kirby, John E.
Kirby, Willis
Tennessee the Volunteer State 1769—1923: Volume 1
ANDERSON COUNTY
The Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions was organized on December 15, 1801, at the house
of Jno. Denham, Sr. The justices of this court were: Hugh Montgomery, Wm. Underwood,
Frederick Miller, Jas. Grant, Jno. Kirby, Wm. McKamy, Jos. Sinclair,
James Butler, Wm. Standifer and Solomon Massingale. Wm. Hogshead, who began practice about
1802, was the first lawyer of the county.
Tennessee the Volunteer State 1769—1923: Volume 1
TROUSDALE COUNTY
The section afterwards known as Trousdale County sent a company to the Mexican war under
command of Capt. R. A. Bennett and Lieuts. J. M. Shaver, Patrick Duffy and King
Kirby.
Tennessee the Volunteer State 1769—1923:
Volume 1
WARREN COUNTY
Warren County was erected in 1807, from a part of White County and is said to have been
named for Gen. Wm. Warren, who fell at the battle of Bunker Hill. It is believed that
Elisha Pepper, who came from Virginia about 1800, was the first settler. Other early
settlers were: Joseph Colville, John Lusk, Lyon Mitchell, Wm. Lusk, Dr. John Wilson,
Edward Hogue, Dr. W. P. Lawrence, Absalom Clark, Elijah Fletcher, Jno. England, Irwin
Hill, Oliver Charles, Abner Womack, Wm. Womack, Chesley Webb, Jno. Kirby,
Robert Biles, Archibald Prater, Allen Youngblood, Brown Spurlock, Thos. Gribble, Mason
French, Jas. Northcutt, Wm. Smartt, Dr. Archibald Faulkner, Asa Faulkner, John Gross,
James Cope, Wm. Cummings, Joshua
Hickerson, Oliver Charles, H. J. A. Hill, W. J. Stubblefield, John Davis, and Jas. Elkins
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