Also called 13th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment Recruited within Federal lines, 1863; organized with 10 companies August 8, 1863; consolidated into seven companies February 1864, and other companies added; consolidated Continue Reading →
Known in field, and mustered throughout war as 8th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment Organized as Partisan Rangers with 12 companies September, 1862; reorganized with ten companies as regular cavalry October, 1862; paroled Continue Reading →
Also called 1st (and 12th) Tennessee Partisan Ranger Regiment Organized February 14, 1863 within Federal lines; reorganized February 4, 1864; broken up February, 1865 in consolidation and reorganization of Forrest’s Continue Reading →
Organized February 25, 1863 by consolidation of Cox’s and Napier’s Battalions (q.v.); consolidated with 11th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment February, 1865; paroled as part of the loth/lith Consolidated Tennessee Cavalry Regiment Continue Reading →
Also called 13th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment: 15th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment Organized as a battalion September 1, 1862; increased to a regiment November 24, 1862; most men captured on Morgan’s raid into Continue Reading →
See also: 8th (Baxter Smith’s) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment (1st) The Eighth Tennessee Cavalry was originally organized on ‘November 24, 1862. For some reasons no longer clear, however, this original regimental Continue Reading →
Usually called 4th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment Organized November 24, 1862, but annulled; organized again January 23, 1863; paroled at Charlotte, North Carolina May 3, 1865. FIELD OFFICERS Colonel-Baxter Smith Lieutenant Continue Reading →
Also called First Tennessee Cavalry Regiment Formed April 1, 1862 by addition of unattached companies to 6th (Logwood’s) Battalion; reorganized June, 1862 with two additional companies; paroled at Gainesville, Alabama Continue Reading →
Organized December 16, 1862 by the addition of two companies to the 13th (McKenzie’s) Tennessee Cavalry Battalion, which was originally 1st (Rogers’) East Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, paroled as part of Continue Reading →
Organized August 1862 by addition of other companies to Spiller’s Battalion (q.v.); disbanded January 23, 1863 and companies distributed to other organizations. This regiment should not be confused with 4th Continue Reading →