ROBERT & WILLIAM H. HOLLAND
Contributed by Jim Holland, Spring Hill, Florida
Robert Holland was a Private in Company I, First Tennessee Mounted Inf., Post
Office was Granville, Tennessee. Robert was wounded by horse falling down with
him in line of duty. Robert was wounded by horse falling down with him in line of duty. During the
1890 Veterans's Census Robert's discharge was not in his possession. Veterans' Schedules, U.S Selected States\Counties, 1890. During the 1890
Veterans's Census Robert's discharge was not in his possession. Individual: Holland, Robert William H Holland William served in the Union Army during the Civil War. He served from July 7,
1864 thru July 22, 1865 as Sergeant in Co. I, 1st Regtment, Tennessee Mounted
Infantry. William's received a disability at Butler's landing, Clay Co.,
Tennessee, when he was "Ordered to take a squad of men and swim fifty
horses across a river." He contacted a severe cold, mumps, measles and was
treated in the hospital at Livington, Tennessee. Discharded at Nashville,
Tennessee July 22, 1865, in bad health. Veterans' Schedules, U.S Selected States\Counties, 1890
Robert Holland
State: Tennessee
County: Jackson Co.
Location: Enumeration District 80
Microfilm Page: 2
Robert is not on rosters of any of the companies and is not listed in "Tennesseans
in Civil War".
Individual: Holland, William H.
State: Tennessee
County: Bledsoe Co., Tennessee
Location: Enumeration District 1
Microfilm Page: 1
Post Office: Sequatchie College, Tennessee
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