Captain John J. Gage's Company, the Wigfall Guards, mustered into State service May 2, 1861, and was probably not accepted for Confederate service. Some of the members of this Company subsequently served in Company H, 25th Mississippi Infantry (changed to the 2nd Regiment Confederate Infantry) which on May 8, 1862 became Company D, 1st Battalion, Mississippi Sharpshooters.

Abel, Joseph

Arnold, Thomas J.

Austin, Thomas A.

Belknap, James

Bill, Nelson A.

Boysworth, William

Burdine, Albert T.

Collins, James J.

Cowan, Jeremiah

Crawley, John

Cunningham, Edward

Davidson, david

Dickson, John

Doyle, Robert J.

Drummond, James M.

Ellson, Julius

Faughaman, Hugh

Flynn, John

Foster, Joseph H.

Gage, John J., Captain

Garner, James B.

Grace, William A.

Han, John

Harper, Thomas L.

Hawkins, Samuel

Hawkins, Zeno

Hodge, Thomas P.

Holder, Joseph W.

Holliday, David S.

Holliday, Dewit C.

Ingram, Robert

Lewis, Martin

Mayhew, James T., 3rd Lieutenant

Mayhew, John R.

McDarett, James

McDonald, Mike

McDonald, Pat

McDonald, Randal

Munroe, James

Newton, George W.

Norwood, Stephen C.

Paschal, Daniel W.

Pass, Algernon S.

Patterson, William Guy

Patten, Augustus C.

Pewry, Reuben R.

Rayburn, William A., 2nd Lieutenant

Roman, William

Sausaman, George

Scurr, Benjamin

Shirlock, Edward

Shropshire, James J.

Stark, John D.

Trimble, Green W., 1st Lieutenant

Walters, George P.

Walton, William R.

West, John F.

Whitaker, George W.

Williams, Edward P.

Williams, Thomas H.

Wilson, John G.