1) Elisha W. Bond - aka Elisha Bond. Believed to be former Confederate with Company I 50th Regiment, Virginia Infantry. Born in Virginia. Prisoner of War during Gettysburg campaign. Ewell's Corps, Johnson's Division, Jones' Brigade. Deserted January 29, 1864
2) Joseph Brinine - Became a POW on July 3, 1864 paroled on February 14, 1865 died on July 20, 1865
3) Jacob Callicut - Transferrd to the NW: Discharged on November 16, 1865
4) Charles D. Cannon - Believed to be former Confederate with Company C 14th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry. Enlisted in 1861 at age 20 and from Tennessee. 6'1" with sandy hair, blue eyes, light complexion. Captured at battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia and parloed and exchanged. Captured again during Gettysburg campaign. Hill's Corps, Heth's Division, Archer's Brigade. Deserted on January 27, 1864
5) Alexander Clark - Tansferred to NW: Discharged on November 16, 1865
6) David Clark - Deserted on January 19, 1864
7) James C. Clyatt aka J.C. Clyatt - Believed to be former Confederate with Company F 14th Regiment, Alabama Infantry. Listed as prisoner of war during Gettysburg campaign. Born in Georgia. Hill's Corps, Anderson's Division, Archer's Brigade. Transferred to NW: Discharged on June 15, 1865
Charles C. Collins - Deserted on January 25, 1864
9) David Debery aka David S. Deberry - Believed to be former Confederate with Company F 7th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry. Enlisted at age 17 in 1861 and born in Rowan County, North Carolina. Listed as 5'5" in height. Listed as prisoner of war during Gettysburg campaign. Hill's Corps, Pender's Division, Lane's Brigade. Transferred to NW: Deserted on July 17, 1865
10) Leander Doty aka Lee D. Dota - Believed to be former Confederate with Company G 14th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry. Listed as being a prisoner of war during Gettysburg campaign. Hill's Corps, Anderson's Division, Archer's Brigade. Deserted on January 27, 1864
11) James R. Hallsell aka James R. Halsell - Believed to be former Confederate with New Company D 13th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry. Enlisted in Confederate Army in May of 1861 and was 19 years old and was born in Alabama. Listed as being wounded and missing from hospital at Gettysburg campaign. Longstreet's Corps, McLaws' Division, Barksdale's Brigade. Deserted on January 10, 1864
12) John Harrington - Deserted on January 29, 1864
13) William Hart - Believed to be former Confederate with Company D 2nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry. Listed as being born in Germany. Listed as prisoner of war near or during Gettysburg campaign. Ewell's Corps, Rhodes' Division, Ramseur's Brigade. Listed as being transferred to both 1st Connecticut Cavalry and 3rd Maryland Cavalry. Discharged on June 20, 1865
14) George E. Hayes aka George E. Hays - Believed to be former Confederate with Company D 2nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry. Reported as being born in Missouri. Listed as prisoner of war during Gettysburg campaign. Ewell's Corps, Rhodes' Division, Ramseur's Brigade. Deserted on January 25, 1864
15) Henry Jackson - Believed to be former Confederate with Company C 8th Regiment, Alabama Infantry. Listed as being born in Illinois. Prisoner of war during Gettysburg campaign. Hill's Corps, Anderson's Division, Wilcox's Brigade. Deserted on January 29, 1864
16) Henry C. Kendall aka Henry M. Kendall - Believed to be former Confederate with Company F 8th Regiment, Virginia Infantry. Longstreet's Corps, Pickett's Division, Garnett's Brigade. Originally taken to Fort McHenry by his own account. He was transferred to Fort Delaware on July 6, 1863. The following is from an Ohio newspaper dated in June of 1913 and were the words of Henry C. Kendall.

FELL ASLEEP ON MARCH

""We were taken to Balitmore and from there to Fort Henry. Pickett's
Division had been in forced march without sleep for so long before the
charge that we were completely exhausted but we did not realize this in
the wild excitement of the fight but after it was over we were so near
dead from fatigue we dropped asleep on the march to Balitmore and had to
be prodded by the Union men every little while.""
""When near Fort Henry at 3 o'clock in the morning we were permitted
to pause. I sank into a hole all but dead for sleep and awoke with water
all around me, my face just out for my head was on a slightly raised
place. The hole where I had fallen asleep had filled with water from a
three hour rain that had beaten and flown in my face without waking me.
From that point we went on to the fort and that was the end of the war for
us.""

According to further reaserach on Henry C. Kendall he deserted near Harpers Ferry, which is where he grew up. He took his horse and side arms and equipment and fled to the hills of Coshocton County, Ohio where he stayed in hiding with his brother who was also a Confederate deserter of the 8th Regiment, Virginia Infantry. Henry C. Kendall had mentioned that other former Confederates belonging to the 1st Connecticut had also sought refuge in Coshocton County but did not mention names or how many. Henry C. Kendall would stay in Coshocton County unitl the War ended and married a women from Zanesville, Ohio and then moved to Columbus, Ohio. Henry C. Kendall died in Columbus, Ohio and is buried at the Green Lawn Cemetery, with no mention of military service. He had changed his middle initial from C to M perhaps from being detected. He died on June 3, 1919.
Deserted on March 21, 1864
17) John McKinn - Deserted on December 28, 1863
18) Morris Nelson - Believed to be former Confederate with Company B 52nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry. Listed as being born in Montgomery County, North Carolina. He enlisted in Confederate Army in April of 1862 in Randolph County, North Carolina at age 20 and was listed as being 5'10" in height. Became a prisoner of war during Gettysburg campaign. Hill's Corps, Heth's Division, Pettigrew's Brigade. Transferrd to NW: Discharged on November 16, 1865
19) Thomas Owens - Transferred to NW: Discharged on Novmeber 16, 1865
20) Joseph Parker - Deserted on January 17, 1864
21) Miles H. Partin - Believed to be former Confederate with Company H 21st Regiment, Arkansas Infantry. Listed as being born in Mississippi. Listed as being a prisoner of war during the battle of Big Black, Mississippi. Part of the Vicksburg campaign. The normal prison route to Fort Delaware from his capture site would have been to Memphis, Tennessee, then to Louisville, Kentucky, then to Camp Chase, Ohio and then to Fort Delaware. Transferred to NW: Discharged on November 16, 1865
22) Benjamin F. Phillips aka Benjamin J. Phillips - Believed to be former Confederate with Company B 26th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry. Joined Confederate Unit in June of 1861. Listed as taken as prisoner of war at Gettysburg campaign. Hill's Corps, Heth's Division, Pettigrew's Brigade. Deserted on December 8, 1863
23) William R. Phillips - Believed to be former Confederate with Company G 9th Regiment, Virginia Infantry. Listed as prisoner of war during Gettysburg campaign. Longstreet's Corps, Pickett's Division, Armistead's Brigade. Deserted on January 29, 1864
24) William H. Pickett - Believed to be former Confederate with Company F 3rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry. (Note: there were two William H. Pickett's in the 3rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry and both were taken as prisoners in the Gettysburg campaign however this is the correct William H. Pickett that joined the 1st Connecticut Cavalry) Joined Confederate unit in June of 1861 at age 21. Listed as a prisoner of war during the Gettysburg campaign. Ewell's Corps, Johnson's Division, Steuart's Brigade. Transferred to NW: Discharged November 16, 1865
25) William Pierce aka William Pearce - Believed to be former Confederate with Company B 52nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry. Joined Confederate unit in October 1862 at age 27. Listed as being wounded and as a prisoner of war during Gettysburg campaign. Hill's Corps, Heth's Division, Pettigrew's Brigade. Transferred to NW: Discharged due to Disability on July 21, 1865
26) William B. Richards - Believed to be former Confederate with Company G 5th Regiment, Florida Infantry. Enlisted in Confederate unit in March 1862 at age 18 and being born in Florida. Listed as wounded and as a prisoner of war during Gettysburg campaign. Hill's Corps, Anderson's Division, Perry's Brigade. Deserted on January 29, 1864
27) George B. Riggins - Believed to be former Confederate with Company L 14th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry. Enlisted in May 1861 in Confederate unit at age 24. Listed as being a prisoner of war at Gettysburg campaign. Hill's Corps, Heth's Division, Archer's Brigade. Deserted on October 8, 1863 (just three days after being mustered in)
28) William Rodman - Believed to be former Confederate with Company H 33rd Regiment, Mississippi Infantry. Enlisted in Confederate unit in March of 1862 at age 19. Listed as a prisoner of war during the battle of Bakers Creek aka Champion Hill, Mississippi on May 16, 1863. Most likely route to Fort Delaware would have been from Mississippi to Memphis, Tennessee and then to Louisville, Kentucky then to Camp Morton, then to Fort Delaware for this time period. Transferred to NW: Discharged on November 16, 1865
29) Alfred Sawyer aka Alfred Sawyers - Believed to be former Confederate with Orange (Virginia) Artillery: Captain Charles W. Fry. Listed as straggling in Maryland during Confederates retreat from the Gettysburg campaign and listed as a prisoner of war. Ewell's Corps, Rhodes' Division, Carter's Artillery Battalion. Transferred to NW: Deserted on September 15, 1865
30) Jeremiah Searcy - Deserted on December 8, 1863
31) William Simmons - Transferred to NW: Discharged on November 16, 1865
32) Thomas H. Sims aka Thomas Harrison Sims aka Harrison Sims - Believed to be former Confederate with Company B 23rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry. Enlisted in Confederate unit in May of 1861 at age 17 and born in Kentucky. Reported as a prisoner of war during Gettysburg campaign. Ewell's Corps, Rhodes' Division, Iverson's Brigade. Deserted on January 29, 1864
33) Richard Q. Skinner - Believed to be former Confederate with Company A 1st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry. Enlisted in Confederate unit in May of 1861 at age 19. Reported as being from Chowan County, North Carolina. Listed as prisoner of war during Gettysburg campaign. Ewell's Corps, Jonhson's Division, Steuart's Brigade. Transferred to NW: Discharged on November 16, 1865
34) William Sloan - Transferred to NW: Deserted on July 17, 1865
35) Henry D. Smith - Believed to be former Confederate with Company K 10th Regiment, Alabama Infantry. Reported as being born in Georgia. Listed as being a prisoner of war at Gettysburg campaign. Hill's Corps, Anderson's Division, Wilcox's Brigade. Deserted on January 29, 1864
36) Samuel A. Smith - Deserted on January 29, 1864
37) Charles A. Taylor - Transferred to NW: Deserted on October 1, 1865
38) Thomas Weeks aka Thomas O. Weeks - Believed to be former Confederate with Company F 3rd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry. Enlisted in Confederate unit in June of 1861 at age 21 at Wilmington, North Carolina. Soldier made marks with X an indication he may not have been able to read or write. Reported as being wounded and left at hospital at Gettysburg. Listed as prisoner of war during Gettyburg campaign. Ewell's Corps, Johnson's Division, Steuart's Brigade. Transferred to NW: Discharged on July 8, 1865