Originally 10th (also called 11th) Tennessee Cavalry Battalion Organized as a battalion February 1862; increased to regiment April 1862; disbanded May, 1862. FIELD OFFICERS Colonel-E. S. Smith Lieutenant Colonel-Zachariah Thomason Continue Reading →
Also called 12th Confederate Cavalry Regiment Organized April, 1862; surrendered at Gainesville, Alabama, May 12, 1865. FIELD OFFICERS Colonels-Thomas Claiborne, John T. Lay, H. Clay King, John T. Cox Lieutenant Continue Reading →
This battalion was organized August 7, 1863, at Kingston, Roane County, for service only in Tennessee. The term of enlistment was for only six months, and it was mustered out Continue Reading →
Organized December 1862; consolidated with Cox’s Battalion February 25, 1863 to form 10th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment. Muster rolls of this battalion show five companies, under Colonel Thomas Alonzo Napier, all Continue Reading →
Major J. Richard McCann This was a Partisan Corps under the command of Major J. R. McCann, and was organized in the Summer of 1862 to operate within the enemy’s Continue Reading →
HOLMAN’S TENNESSEE PARTISAN RANGER BATTALION Organized October 13, 1862; consolidated February 25, 1863 with Douglass’s Battalion and three other companies to form the 11th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment. FIELD OFFICER Major-Daniel W. Continue Reading →
Also called 4th Tennessee Cavalry Battalion: 4th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment Later known as Shaw’s Tennessee Cavalry Battalion Organized in Jackson County December, 1862; Confederate Service April 11, 1863; consolidated with Allison’s Continue Reading →
Organized October 1862; companies never lettered; the companies were variously assigned to other organizations, and four remaining companies were consolidated February 25, 1863 with Holman’s Partisan Ranger Battalion, to form Continue Reading →
Organized as a battalion in Confederate service at Bardstown, Kentucky, September 27, 1862; merged into 8th, also called 4th, (Baxter Smith’s) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment at Shelbyville, Tennessee January 27, 1863. Continue Reading →
Organized October 1862 as a battalion of Partisan Rangers; mustered into Confederate service December, 1862; consolidated with Napier’s Battalion February 25, 1863 to form the 10th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment. FIELD Continue Reading →