STREET, William Montfort, 1830 - 1903. (C.S.A. "Coleman's Scouts" a military intelligence operation, whose names were unlikely to be listed on any formal roster, he like many others began their service as regularly enlisted members of Confederate military units, W. M. Street was with Biffle's 9th Tn. Calvary, Ref: The Coleman Scouts Roster. In the book Civil War in Maury Co. Tn., he is mention by the Union Newspaper "The Sentinel" pg. 160, 18 Feb 1864, "Three men Vaughn, Moore and Street, where picked up near Mt. Pleasant for stealing a repeater from T. A. Harris; pg. 192-193, 20 Feb 1864, Saturday, "ROBBED BY GUERRILLAS--T. J. Harris, Esq. of Mount Pleasant, was robbed near his house on Monday evening last by a party of "respectible guerillas". Among them were Newt. Vaughn, Will. Moore and Mum Street, all of this city. A detachment of the 14th Mich. coming up at the time gave them close chase, and would have succeeded in capturing them had they not been lied to and misled by an oath-bound "loyalist" named Pulliom. Same stone with Elizabeth C. Street) Block "M"
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STREET, Elizabeth C., 1835 - 1908. (Same stone with William Montfort Street) Block "M"
Photo 15 Aug 2006 by C.W. Austin Information by Talley Bailey compiled & sent by Mary Bob McClain 9 Nov 2012
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