Also called 2nd East Tennessee Cavalry Regiment Organized in East Tennessee July to November, 1862; original muster rolls destroyed at Nolensville, December 30, 1862; re-mustered at Murfreesboro, January 26, 1863; Continue Reading →
Also called 1st East Tennessee Cavalry Regiment Originally 4th Tennessee Infantry Regiment. Organized at Camp Garber, Flat Lick, Kentucky in April, 1862; mustered out at Nashville, April and June, 1865. Continue Reading →
Companies “A”, “B”, “C,” “G,” and “H” were organized at Stevenson and Bridgeport, Alabama, between September 10, 1863 and April 26, 1864; Companies “D”, “E” and “F” at Tracy City Continue Reading →
Also called 1st East Tennessee Rifles. 7th Tennessee Infantry, Provisional Army of Tennessee Organized October, 1861; reorganized May, 1862; field consolidation with 15th Tennessee June, 1863; merged into 4th Consolidated Continue Reading →
Organized in the fall of 1863 within Federal lines in West Tennessee; consolidated with other similar organizations February, 1864 to form the 21st (usually called 16th) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment. This Continue Reading →
Organized within Federal lines in West Tennessee in 1863; broken up and men distributed to other organizations May, 1864. This regiment is not to be confused with the 18th (usually Continue Reading →
Colonel Thomas N. Kizer Raised in West Tennessee 1863; merged into 21st (Wilson’s) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment February 5, 1864. No muster roll, nor recognition by the Adjutant and Inspector General’s Continue Reading →
Raised in West Tennessee, 1863; broken up and consolidated into other organizations February, 1864. There were found no muster rolls, nor Adjutant and Inspector Generals Office recognition for this organization, Continue Reading →
Colonel James F. Franklin Raised 1863 and operated within Federal found. Prisoner of war records show some of lines; part of organization brought within the captains were Company “G”, E. Continue Reading →
Major Duncan B. Cooper Organized in Middle Tennessee in the fall of 1863; broken up and distributed to other commands in February, 1864. No muster rolls on this organization were Continue Reading →