If you would like to contribute a photo of an ancester who fought with the 38th Alabama, please contact
Art Green.
Added Novemer 2005: Photo of a 1904 reunion of Confederate soldiers in Clarke County. The large photo is broken into four smaller ones to show faces closer up. See Photos of Veterans Page 2.
See also Photos of Veterans Page 3.
Note: Photos are arranged in the order in which we receive them.
![[Image] Col. Charles T. Ketchum](ketchum.jpg)
Col. Charles T. Ketchum, Commander
Col. Ketchum's Grave
![[Image] Capt. Charles E. Bellamy](bellamy.jpg)
Capt. Charles E. Bellamy
![[Image] Cpl. John W. Wright](wright.jpg)
Cpl. John W. Wright, Co. G
![[Image] Cpl. Howard C. Davis](cpl_davis.jpg)
Cpl. Howard C. Davis, Co. B
![[Image] William Sheffield](sheffield_will.jpg)
William Sheffield, Co B
Sheffield's Grave
![[Image] John A. Smith](jasmith.jpg)
John A. Smith, Co C
![[Image] Pvt. Daniel Franklin Hyatt](hyatt_alt.jpg)
Pvt. Daniel Franklin Hyatt
Co A
![[Image] Pvt. John Winfield Wilson](jwwilson2.jpg)
Pvt. John W. Wilson, Co A
Pvt. Wilson's Family
Pvt. W. A. J. Hodo, Co E
Co E listing...
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![[Image] Maj. William J. Hearin](hearin.jpg)
Maj. William J. Hearin
Maj. Hearin's Grave
![[Image] Lt. Robert T. Davis](lt_davis.jpg)
Lt. Robert T. Davis
![[Image] Pvt. John C. Green](green.jpg)
Pvt. John C. Green, Co B
Pvt. Green's Grave
![[Image] Pvt. John Hare and Wife](haresm.jpg)
Pvt. John Hare, Co. B, and his wife
Pvt. Hare's Grave
![[Image] Pvt. Daniel M. Wyatt](wyatt2.jpg)
Pvt. D. M. Wyatt, Co H
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![[Image] 2nd Lt. Newton Johnston](newtonjohnston.jpg)
2nd Lt. Newton Johnston
Co E
Lt. Johnston's Grave
![[Image] Pvt. Malachi Stabler](stabler.jpg)
Pvt. Malachi Stabler, Co A
Pvt. Stabler's Grave
![[Image] Pvt. David A. Foreman](foreman.jpg)
Pvt. David A. Foreman, Co I
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![[Image] Pvt. Frank A. Thompson](f_a_thompson.jpg)
Pvt. Frank A. Thompson, Co K
Pvt. Thompson's Grave
![[Image] Capt. Charles E. Bussey](bussey_portrait.jpg)
Capt. Charles E. Bussey
Cpt. Bussey's Grave
![[Image] 2nd Lt. Lee Fern Irwin](leefernirwin2.jpg)
2nd Lt. Lee F. Irwin, Co G
Lt. Irwin's Grave
![[Image] Pvt. H.H. Finch](finch.jpg)
Pvt. H.H. Finch, Co I
![[Image] Pvt. Wm P. D. Dawson](dawson.jpg)
Pvt. Wm P. D. Dawson
Co. A
![[Image] Pvt. William J. Wright](wrightwj.jpg)
Pvt. William J. Wright
Co H
Pvt. Wright's Grave
![[Image] 2nd Lt. George Fontaine](geo_fontaineonbg.jpg)
2nd Lt. George Fontaine
Co B
Battlefield Letter
Lt. Fontaine's Grave
![[Image] Lt. Hamner](hamner.jpg)
Lt. Henley Wingfield J. Hamner
Co F
![[Image] Pvt. Charles P. Kelley](cpkelley.jpg)
Pvt. Charles P. Kelley, Co B
![[Image] Thomas Hamilton Adkisson and Wife](adkisson.jpg)
Pvt. Thomas Hamilton Adkisson, Co E, and his wife, Nancy Ardella Hodo Adkisson. Her brother was Pvt. W. A. J. Hodo, Co E. Note his scar caused by a saber wound during the war. He is buried in Murphree Cemetery in Coryell County, Texas.
The Hodo and Adkisson families moved from Conecuh County, Alabama, and made their homes in Erath County, Texas.They were joined there by other 38th families -
Pvts. D.J. and John J. Hoskins (see Haskins) also from Co E.
![[Image] Thomas Hamilton Adkisson Family](adkissonfam.jpg)
The Adkisson family.