★★★ Battle, Joel Allen

Joel Allen Battle

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Born: September 19, 1811

Birthplace: Davidson County, Tennessee

Father: Isaac Battle 1775 – 1846
(Buried: Battle Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee)​

Mother: Lucinda Atkinson Mayo 1788 – 1832
(Buried: Battle Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee)​

1st Wife: Sarah M. Searcy 1816 – 1835
(Buried: Searcy Cemetery Rutherford, County, Tennessee)​

2nd Wife: Adeline Mosely 1814 – 1883
(Buried: Battle Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee)​

Children:

Adeline M. Battle​
(Buried: Battle Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee)​
William Seary Battle 1834 – 1862​
(Buried: Shiloh Confederate Burial Trench, Hardin County, Tennessee)​
Lt. Joel Allen Battle Jr. 1838 – 1862​
(Buried: Shiloh Confederate Burial Trench, Hardin County, Tennessee)​
Francis Marion Battle 1841 – 1917​
(Buried: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee)​
Fannie Battle 1842 – 1924​
(Buried: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee)​
Elizabeth Stancil Battle Scales 1847 – 1920​
(Buried: North Belton Cemetery, Belton, Texas)​
Anne Watson "Annie" Battles Giles 1849 – 1916​
(Buried: Manor Cemetery, Manor, Texas)​
Mariah Josephine Battle 1851 – 1852​
(Buried: Battle Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee)​

Occupation before War:

Davidson County, Tennessee Farmer​
1851 – 1852: Tennessee State Representative​
General in Tennessee State Militia​
Served in the Seminole War​

Civil War Career:

1861: Captain of Company C, 20th Tennessee Infantry Regiment​
1861 – 1862: Colonel of 20th Tennessee Infantry Regiment​
1862: Wounded and Captured during the Battle of Shiloh​
1862: Prisoner of War held at Johnson's Island Union Prison​
1862 – 1865: Tennessee State Treasurer​

Occupation after War:

Hotel Owner in Nashville, Tennessee​
Superintendent of Tennessee State Prison​

Died: August 23, 1872

Place of Death: Nashville, Tennessee

Age at time of Death: 60 years old

Burial Place: Battle Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee
 
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His company C who became part of the 20th Tennessee was known as the Zollicoffer Guards after his friend Felix Zollicoffer. The 20th later became part of Zollicoffer's brigade.
 

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