Circa 1920 picture of Confederate veteran Henry Clay Smith, Co G, 4th TN Cav from Lebanon, Tennessee.
Henry Clay Smith, from Lebanon, Tenn.
Smith mustered in as an 18 year old in early December 1861. He was a prisoner of war during a part of the war, but records indicate he was released an likely served at Franklin in November 1864 (under Nathan Bedford Forrest / Chalmer’s Division).
His daughter, Corrine Davenport (below), just turned 96 years old and lives in middle Tennessee.
Ms. Corrine Davenport, living Confederate daughter
Henry Clay Smith is buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The Battle of Franklin, November 30, 1864 
What a sweet smile on such a genteel southern lady. I would love to meet and talk with her. I wonder what stories she heard growing up with a father who fought in the War Between the States/