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1. Sydenham Moore, Captain.
2. Stephen F. Hale, 1st Lieutenant.
3. John C. Anderson, 2nd Lieutenant and Surgeon (Resigned as 2nd Lt. 29 June 1846 upon being appointed surgeon. Re-elected 2nd Lt. 15 Oct. 1846. Resigned at Tampico effective 19 March 1847).

1. John C. McIntyre, 1st Sergeant. (Resigned as 1st Sgt. 28 June 1846; elected 2nd Lt. 29 June 1846. Resigned as 2nd Lt. effective 15 Oct. 1846; left Camargo 7 Sept. 1846 on leave of absence to return home, due to illness).
   
2. James Mabe, 2nd Sergeant.
   
3. Pleasant T. Tannehill, 3rd Sergeant.
   
4. Charles D. Graham, 4th Sergeant.
   
5. Beverly Greenwood, 1st Corporal (Absent on 3 month furlough obtained on the Rio Grande 12 Aug. 1846; never returned. Absent without leave since 12 Oct. 1846. Reported to be sick in Alabama.)
   
6. George B. Ross, 2nd Corporal.
   
7. Abram Flinn, 3rd Corporal. (Muster roll 31 Dec. 1846 notes: "Sick at Camargo since Nov. " Discharged at Camargo, 20 Dec. 1846.)
   
8. Isaac Oliver, 4th Corporal. (Discharged at Camargo, 15 Sept. 1846, on surgeon's certificate of disability.)
   
9. Charles Phelps, Musician (Fifer. Muster roll 30 Apr. 1847 notes this man sick in hospital at Vera Cruz 17 Apr. 1847.)
   
10. George W. Shoppert (or Schoppert), Musician. (Mustered first as drummer, later reduced to the ranks; died at Camargo, 22 Nov. 1846.)

1. James F. Archibald (Muster roll 31 Oct. 1846 notes: "Absent in General Hospital at Matamoros." Muster roll 31 Dec. 1846 notes: "Sick at Tampico." Died 27 May 1847 at New Orleans "of sickness incurred during the service.")
2. John G. Archibald (Discharged on the Rio Grande, 7 Oct. 1846, on surgeon's certificate of disability.)
3. Samuel E. Archibald (Muster roll 31 Oct. 1846: "Absent in General Hospital at Matamoros." Disability discharge at Tampico, date uncertain.)
4. Samuel S. Archibald
5. Bushrod W. Baker
6. Charles E. Beame (Muster roll 28 May 1847 notes this man absent on furlough in the Quartermaster's dept. at Jalapa since 1 May.)
7. William A. Bell (Muster roll 31 Dec. 1846: "Sick at Camargo since Nov. 23." Died at Matamoros, 25 Dec. 1846.)
8. Abner Blocker
9. James T. Bostick
10. Henry L. Brown (Discharged at Mobile, 4 July 1846, after regiment had embarked for Texas. No surgeon's certificate furnished.)
11. William R. Brown
12. David O. R. Buffalowe
13. Alfred Butler (Muster roll 30 Apr. 1847 notes this man sick in hospital at Vera Cruz 17 Apr. 1847.)
14. Levin Butler
15. Nathan M. Carpenter
16. Thomas T. Chiles (Muster roll 30 Apr. 1847 notes this man sick in hospital at Jalapa.)
17. William Y. Chiles
18. Samuel W. Cockrell (Discharged on the Rio Grande, 2 Oct. 1846, on surgeon's certificate of disability.)
19. Wiley Coleman (Discharged on the Rio Grande, 14 Sept. 1846, on surgeon's certificate of disability.)
20. Lewis (or Louis) Collins
21. Amzi Cortner
22. Joshua B. Cox
23. David Creswell (Muster roll 31 Dec. 1846: "Sick at Camargo since Nov. 23.")
24. James F. Cross
25. John L. Curtis (Muster roll 31 Dec. 1846 notes this man sick at Tampico.)
26. Thomas J. Dale (Transferred to Co. C, Tennessee cavalry, 1 Dec. 1846.)
27. Patrick Daley (or Daily)
28. James T. Davis
29. William L. Drummond
30. David A. Dunn (Muster roll 31 Oct. 1846: "On extra duty as Hospital Steward at Camargo. Ordered to be present at muster but refused." Muster roll 31 Dec. 1846 notes this man assigned to medical dept. Illinois regt. since 1 Oct. Subsequent rolls carry similar notations.)
31. Albert Embree
32. George Field
33. Samuel M. Fleming (Muster roll 28 May 1847 notes this man absent on furlough in the Quartermaster's dept. at Jalapa since 1 May.)
34. Sydney Floyd
35. Gilbert K. Fuller (Discharged on the Rio Grande, 21 Aug. 1846, on surgeon's certificate of disability.)
36. Abner Gindrat (Muster roll 30 Apr. 1847 notes this man sick in hospital at Vera Cruz 17 Apr. 1847.)
37. Samuel S. Goree (Discharged on the Rio Grande, 20 Aug. 1846, on surgeon's certificate of disability.)
38. Wyant O. Gullion (Transferred to Louisville Legion, at Camargo, 4 Sept. 1846.)
39. Joseph W. Hale
40. Benjamin F. Halter
41. Eber S. Hamilton (Muster roll 31 Dec. 1846 notes this man sick at Point Isabel since 1 Dec.; Muster roll 30 Apr. 1847 notes this man sick in hospital at Vera Cruz 17 Apr. 1847.)
42. Thomas P. Hamilton
43. James T. Hardaway
44. John Harrison (Muster roll 30 Apr. 1847 notes this man sick in hospital at Vera Cruz 17 Apr.
45. Adam Hawk (Transferred from Co. E, 1st Ala. Vols., 27 June 1846; Muster roll 30 Apr. 1847 notes this man discharged due to promotion to 1st Lt. in regular army.)
46. John N. Hobson
47. Charles A. Hoppin (Transferred to Co. H, Ala. Regt., 1 Nov. 1846.)
48. Charles H. Houston
49. Edward A. Holt (Discharged on the Rio Grande, (Oct.?) 1846, on surgeon's certificate of disability.)
50. Joseph E. Hough (Muster roll 28 May 1847 notes this man absent on furlough in the Quartermaster's dept. at Jalapa since 1 May.)
51. Andrew J. (Jack) Kercherville
52. Cicero L. Kirksey (Died at Camargo 13 Sept. 1846.)
53. Lucius Lockett (Muster roll 30 Apr. 1847 notes this man sick in hospital at Vera Cruz 17 Apr. 1847.)
54. John W. Mann
55. Simeon A.(Alex) Maxwell (Appointed 3rd Corporal, 1 Oct. 1846.)
56. John McKee
57. Thaddeus McLemore
58. Alexander McNeil (Muster roll 31 Dec. 1846 notes this man sick at Point Isabel since 1 Dec.; died in hospital at Point Isabel, date uncertain.)
59. Randolph McMillan
60. Smythe M. Miles (Muster roll 31 Oct. 1846: "On detached duty as surgeon of the Baltimore battalion." All subsequent rolls carry similar notation.)
61. William M. Montgomery
62. Jefferson Noble
63. Stephen F. Nunnalee
64. William D. Nunnalee
65. Milton Powell
66. Samuel Rhea (Disability discharge, Point Isabel, 3 March 1847.)
67. Eli C. Ridgeway (Discharged on the Rio Grande, 12 Aug. 1846, on surgeon's certificate of disability.)
68. Richard Ridgeway (Muster roll 31 Oct. 1846 notes this man absent "on furlough granted at Brasos 14th July" for 6 months; Muster roll 30 Apr. 1847 notes this man detailed as nurse for sick in hospital at Jalapa.)
69. Theodore R. Rhoden
70. Thomas L. Roberts
71. William R. Sample
72. John Schott
73. William D. Sheffield (Muster roll 31 Oct. 1846 notes this man absent, sick in general hospital at Matamoros.)
74. Morton Sims
75. George G. Snedicor (Elected additional 2nd Lt. 1 Aug. 1846. Muster roll 30 Apr. 1847 notes this man absent on 30 day furlough, dated 10 Apr., "or thereabouts," by order of the commanding general.)
76. Frederick W. Swann (Appointed 1st Sgt. 29 June 1846.)
77. Francis M. Terry (Appointed 4th Cpl. 4 Oct. 1846.)
78. Thomas C. Thomas
79. John W. Tilghman (Appointed Sgt. Major, 3 Aug. 1846.)
80. Charles H. Travis (Discharged at Camargo, 19 Sept. 1846, on surgeon's certificate of disability.)
81. William R. Ward (Muster roll 30 Apr. 1847 notes this man sick in hospital at Jalapa.)
82. William T. Wilson (Discharged on the Rio Grande, 12 Aug. 1846, on surgeon's certificate of disability.)

The rosters on this page were transcribed by Steven Butler from microfilmed copies of the original muster rolls, which are housed in the National Archives in Washington, D.C. These rolls, along with a complete list of the more than 2,000 men who served from Alabama during the Mexican War can also be found in the book, Alabama Volunteers in the Mexican War. The Eutaw Ranger rolls alone are also included in The Eutaw Rangers in the War with Mexico: The Mexican War Journal & Letters of Capt. Sydenham Moore and the Mexican War Journal of Pvt. Stephen F. Nunnalee. Both are publications of The Descendants of Mexican War Veterans.

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