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Abele, William N. PVT Fort Smith I, 1St Ark Vol Inf Abington, Eugene A. 1LT & Asst Abele, William N. PVT Fort Smith I, 1st Ark Vol Inf Abington, Eugene A. 1LT & Asst. Surg. Beebe Field, Staff & Band, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Abnot, William P. PVT Van Buren I, 1st Ark Vol Inf Ackly, Montie PVT Camden M, 1st Ark Vol Inf Adams, Benjamin F. CPL Newark B, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Adams, Charles PVT Knox, IN L, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Adams, Charles H. CPL DeQueen E, 1st Ark Vol Inf Adams, Charles M. PVT Alvardo, TX E, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Adams, Edwards R. CPL Little Rock E, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Adams, George H. CPL Pine Bluff B, 1st Ark Vol Inf Adams, Henry A. PVT Little Rock B, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Adams, James E. PVT Cabot G, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Adams, James P. PVT Batesville B, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Adams, James R. PVT Benton A, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Adams, Malcomb A. CPL Cabot G, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Aderhold, John C. PVT Peru, IL D, 1st Ark Vol Inf Adkins, Orris A. PVT Clarksville E, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Ahrens, John E. PVT Monticello L, 1st Ark Vol Inf Aidt, Charles PVT Helena G, 1st Ark Vol Inf Ainsworth, Stephen B. PVT Van Buren I, 1st Ark Vol Inf Alden, Thomas B. PVT Paris, Tenn C, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Aldridge, Bristow CPL Fort Smith H, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Alexander, Thomas P. PVT M, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Alexander, William PVT Harrison K, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Alford, William C. PVT Beebe G, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Allard, Eugene J. PVT Pine Bluff B, 1st Ark Vol Inf Allbaugh, William A. PVT Springdale F, 1st Ark Vol Inf Allen, Frederick E. PVT Little Rock E, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Allen, George L. PVT Altus K, 1st Ark Vol Inf Allen, George W. PVT Lancaster, PA G, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Allen, James H. PVT Altus K, 1st Ark Vol Inf Allen, John CPL Bedford, IN E, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Allen, Larkin PVT Thayer, MO M, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Allen, Ray S. SGT Hot Springs A, 1st Ark Vol Inf Allen, Victor E. PVT Hancock, MO D, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Allen, Walter O. PVT Jonesboro C, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Allender, Thomas W. PVT Conway H, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Alley, Fred PVT Little Rock E, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Allinder, Joel J. PVT Conway L, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Allison, Alex W. PVT Umpire A, 1st Ark Vol Inf Altheimer, Beno PVT Pine Bluff B, 1st Ark Vol Inf Altheimer, Ulysses S. PVT Pine Bluff B, 1st Ark Vol Inf Altoffer, Vachel E. PVT Springdale F, 1st Ark Vol Inf Amos, John PVT Malvin G, 1st Ark Vol Inf Anderson, Altony D. PVT Paris K, 1st Ark Vol Inf Anderson, Andrew E. PVT Melbourne M, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Anderson, Charles PVT Paragould D, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Anderson, Charlie J. SGT Van Buren I, 1st Ark Vol Inf Anderson, Ernie T. CPL Van Buren I, 1st Ark Vol Inf Anderson, George R. 1SGT Walnut Ridge C, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Anderson, Henry D. PVT Little Rock I, 1st Ark Vol Inf Anderson, Otto B. SGT Little Rock B, 1st Ark Vol Inf Anderson, Stephen M. PVT Crocker, MO C, 1st Ark Vol Inf Anderson, Theodore H. PVT Magazine K, 1st Ark Vol Inf Andrews, Elmer CPL Cardwell, MO D, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Andrews, Perry 1SGT Harrison K, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Andrews, Rollin F. CPL E, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Andrewson, Matthew O. PVT Goodwin H, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Angell, John F. PVT Attills, IL I, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Applen, Edward PVT Black Rock G, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Archer, Elmer T. PVT Little Rock A, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Archer, James T. PVT Hot Springs A, 1st Ark Vol Inf Armistead, Carrol F. CPT Fort Smith D, 1st Ark Vol Inf Arnett, Charles E. PVT Mammoth Springs C, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Arnett, Osmer M. CPL Mammoth Springs M, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Arnold, Arthur G. PVT Mammoth Springs M, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Arnold, Charles PVT Batesville B, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Arnold, Homer PVT Van Buren I, 1st Ark Vol Inf Arnold, Wallace Musician Paragould D, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Arnold, Wharton PVT Newark B, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Arthur, James PVT Springfield, MA E, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Arthur, John B. PVT Forrest CIty H, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Aruspiger, Walter PVT Lexington, KY E, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Ashley, James N. PVT M, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Ashworth, Virgil PVT Mammoth Springs M, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Atchison, Solomon M. PVT Van Buren I, 1st Ark Vol Inf Atkerson, Solomen PVT Pocahontas G, 1st Ark Vol Inf Atkins, Luther J. SGT Hope E, 1st Ark Vol Inf Atkins, Samuel B. PVT Portland H, 1st Ark Vol Inf Atkins, Walter O CPL Little Rock I, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Atkinson, WIlliam C. PVT Lead Hill K, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Austin, John H. PVT Little Rock K, 1st Ark Vol Inf Avant, Bruce PVT Smackaner M, 1st Ark Vol Inf Avant, James A. PVT Hampton M, 1st Ark Vol Inf Avers, Jr., William N. 1SGT Fort Smith D, 1st Ark Vol Inf Ayers, Henry W. PVT Paris K, 1st Ark Vol Inf Babcock, George A. 1SGT Batesville B, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Babcock, Jr, Sidney H. Q.M. SGT Batesville Field, Staff & Band, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Babcock, Sr, Sidney H. Chaplain Batesville Field, Staff & Band, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Bache, Dudley E. PVT Jonesboro C, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Bachelor, Willis B. PVT Dover, TN I, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Badders, Ashley M. PVT Pine Bluff B, 1st Ark Vol Inf Bahuer, Joseph PVT Conway L, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Bailey, Albert H. CPL Helena G, 1st Ark Vol Inf Bailey, Robert L. PVT Paris K, 1st Ark Vol Inf Bailey, Samuel M. PVT Huntsville, AL L, 1st Ark Vol Inf Bailey, Sidney H. PVT Helena G, 1st Ark Vol Inf Bain, Harry PVT Little Rock B, 1st Ark Vol Inf Baird, Walter T. SGT Newport B, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Baker, Charles H. PVT Morrilton I, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Baker, Clayton A. PVT Swifton G, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Baker, Emmet W. PVT Paris K, 1st Ark Vol Inf Baker, William F. PVT Van Buren I, 1st Ark Vol Inf Ballard, Ellis R. CPL Princeton, IN D, 1st Ark Vol Inf Ballou, Seward PVT Springdale F, 1st Ark Vol Inf Banister, Edward S SGT Conway L, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Banks, A. W. CPL Muskagee, I.T. L, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Barclift, James R. PVT Ozark D, 1st Ark Vol Inf Barker, George W. PVT M, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Barnes, Henry PVT Clarendon H, 1st Ark Vol Inf Barney, Lillard A. PVT Mena L, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Barnum, Albert B. PVT Batesville B, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Barnwell, George S. PVT Springdale F, 1st Ark Vol Inf Barrow, John D. PVT Wilmar H, 1st Ark Vol Inf Barry, James W. Musician Jenny Lind C, 1st Ark Vol Inf Barry, John L. PVT Helena M, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Baskins, George W PVT Morrilton L, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Bass, John CPL Grand Rapids, MI F, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Bass, Nicholas J. PVT Hot Springs A, 1st Ark Vol Inf Batesman, Walter B. PVT Helena G, 1st Ark Vol Inf Battle, Edwin T. PVT Little Rock B, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Batton, Jacob R. PVT Mena G, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Beal, William T. PVT Rector D, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Bear, Charles A. PVT Little Rock L, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Beard, Berrell H. PVT Kemp M, 1st Ark Vol Inf Beard, Oscar PVT Dardanelle H, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Bearden, Joseph I. PVT Arkadelphia H, 1st Ark Vol Inf Beauchamp, Hugh PVT Malvern L, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Beckel, Jacob PVT Fort Smith G, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Beckes, Arch R. PVT Viola M, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Beebe, Lester L. PVT Rogers F, 1st Ark Vol Inf Beggs, John J. CPL Huntington D, 1st Ark Vol Inf Beitz, Fred C PVT Little Rock L, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Bela, William W. PVT Petersburg, IL A, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Belcher, James H. PVT Helena G, 1st Ark Vol Inf Bell, Charles E PVT Morrilton L, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Bell, Pleasant A. PVT S.McAIs'r, I.T. D, 1st Ark Vol Inf Bell, Robert D. CPL Pine Bluff B, 1st Ark Vol Inf Bell, William F. PVT Des Arc G, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Benedict, Lester H. PVT Rogers F, 1st Ark Vol Inf Benedict, Louis PVT Hot Springs A, 1st Ark Vol Inf Benefield, William J. PVT Texarkana F, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Benner, Edward A. PVT Texarkana L, 1st Ark Vol Inf Bennett, Ambers L. PVT Alma C, 1st Ark Vol Inf Bennett, John PVT Russellville L, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Bennett, Major M. PVT Thornton B, 1st Ark Vol Inf Bennett, Young PVT Monticello Field, Staff & Band, 1st Ark Vol Inf Benson, Charles A. PVT Little Rock E, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Benson, William E. CPL Lebanon, NH I, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Benton, George PVT Nashville H, 1st Ark Vol Inf Berry, Cathey M. Musician Paris Field, Staff & Band, 1st Ark Vol Inf Berry, Charles L. PVT Hot Springs A, 1st Ark Vol Inf Bertsch, Henry PVT Little Rock E, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Bevill, John E. PVT Hope E, 1st Ark Vol Inf Beville, John W. PVT Corning D, 2nd Ark Vol Inf Bezanson, Charles PVT Little Bay M, 1st Ark Vol Inf Bickham, Julius C.
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