CSS Tennessee's Officers
| Officer | |
|---|---|
| Officer | Post |
| List of Officers Of The Confederate States Steamer Tennessee
as recorded by 2nd Assistant Engineer John C. O'Connell. |
|
| Franklin Buchanan | Admiral |
| G. R. Eggleston | Secretary Lieutenant |
| Redwood | Clerk |
| J. D. Johnson | Captain |
| William L. Bradford | Ex. Officer & First Lieutenant |
| A. D. Wortan | Lieutenant |
| H. W. Perrin | Acting Master |
| George L. Linning | First Assistant Engineer |
| Thompson, (Supernumerary) | First Assistant Engineer |
| John C. O'Connell | Second Assistant Engineer |
| John Hayes | Second Assistant Engineer |
| W. Oscar Benson | Third Assistant Engineer |
| William B. Patterson | Third Assistant Engineer |
| William Rogers | Third Assistant Engineer |
| A. P. Beirne | Passed Midshipman |
| W. S. Forrest | Masters Mate |
| C. McBlair | Masters Mate |
| R. M. Carter | Masters Mate |
| L. Beebe | Masters Mate |
| H. S. Smith | Gunner |
| John McCrady | Boatswain |
| John J. McPherson | Purser |
| J. Cohen | Purser's Clerk |
| J. E. Meier (Supernumerary) | Captain of Marines |
| D. G. Raney (Supernumerary) | Lieutenant of Marines |
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