3rd Sergeant Philip P. Southall, Co. H, 20th Tennessee Infantry, CSA

1840

  • Philip was born in Tennessee to James and Nancy Bond Southall.

1850

  • September 3: The U.S. Federal Census showed Philip living with his parents, siblings, and grandmother, Judy Southall, in Maury County, TN. His father, James was listed as a farmer.

1860

  • June 19:  The U.S. Federal Census enumerated in Williamson County, TN showed Philip living with his parents and siblings.

1861

  • May 28: Philip enlisted into the C.S. Army in Franklin, TN, Co. H, 20th TN Infantry.

1862

  • May 8th: Promoted to 3rd Sergeant
  • September to October: Company Muster Roll. Absent, Home sick on furlough
  • November to December: Company Muster Roll. Present

1863

  • January to December: Company Muster Rolls. Present

1864

  • January to February: Company Muster Roll-Present.
  • January 27: Company Muster Roll. Present Remarks: “Promoted to 3rd Sergeant May 8th.”
  • March to April: Company Muster Roll: Present.
  • September to October: Present.
  • November 30: Philip fought at the Battle of Franklin.

1865

  • April 28: Company Muster Roll. Present.
  • May 1: Paroled in Greensboro, North Carolina.

1869

  • January 14: Philip married Sarah M Burns in Williamson County, TN.

1870

  • August 16: The U.S. Federal Census enumerated in Williamson County, TN showed Philip living with his wife, Sarah and his sister. His occupation is listed as a farmer.

1880

  • June 1: The U.S. Federal Census enumerated in Williamson County, TN showed Philip living with his wife and children.  His occupation was listed as farmer.

1900

  • June 26: The U.S. Federal Census enumerated in Coryell County, TX showed Philip, a farmer, and his wife Sarah with their children.

1910

  • April 27:  The U.S. Federal Census enumerated in Jones County, Texas, showed Philip, a merchant, living with his wife. 
  • Philip died sometime after the April Census in 1910, he is buried in the Stith Cemetery, in Stith, Jones County, TX.