Organized May 29, 1861 in Provisional Army of Tennessee; Confederate service August 31, 1861; reorganized May 8, 1862; formed Company “D”, 1st Consolidated Tennessee Infantry Regiment; paroled at Greensboro, North Continue Reading →
Organized May 28, 1861; mustered into Confederate service July, 1861; reorganized April, 1862; surrendered Appomattox Courthouse April 9, 1865. FIELD OFFICERS Colonels-Robert Hatton, John F. Goodner, John A. Fite. Lieutenant Continue Reading →
Also called 2nd Tennessee Infantry Battalion Organized January, 1863; field consolidation with 38th Tennessee Infantry Regiment; paroled Greensboro, North Carolina, May 1, 1865, as part of 3rd Consolidated Tennessee Infantry 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 →
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 →
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 →
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 10th Tennessee Cavalry Battalion Organized January 8, 1862; consolidated with 2nd (Biffle’s) Battalion May 1862 to form 6th, usually called 1st (Wheeler’s) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment. FIELD OFFICEBS Lieutenant Colonel-William Continue Reading →
Organized November 15, 1861 at Camp Jim Davis, Macon County; mustered into Confederate service at Camp Sandy Barnes, Gallatin, in December, 1861; reorganized June 13, 1862 and consolidated with 1st Continue Reading →