Organized January 1, 1862; consolidated with 52nd Tennessee Infantry April, 1862 to form 51st Consolidated; consolidation declared illegal and regiment reorganized April, 1863; formed part of Company “B”, 2nd Consolidated Continue Reading →
Organized May 22, 1861 at Jackson, Tennessee; reorganized May 8, 1862; consolidated into a field organization with 6th Tennessee, December 1862; formed part of Company “E”, 1st Consolidated Tennessee Infantry Continue Reading →
Organized May 15, 1861 in Provisional Army of Tennessee; transferred to Confederate service August, 1861; reorganized April 25, 1862; consolidated with 5th Tennessee Infantry Regiment December 1862; formed part of Continue Reading →
Reneau Battery This company was raised in West Tennessee within the Federal lines in early 1863 as part of Colonel R. V. Richardson’s West Tennessee Brigade. It was organized June Continue Reading →
This regiment was organized May 10, 1862, at Fort Pillow, Tennessee, with 10 companies which had previously seen service as independent batteries. FIELD OFFICERS Colonel-Andrew Jackson, Jr. Lieutenant Colonel-Robert Sterling Continue Reading →
Also called 2nd Organization, 15th Consolidated Tennessee Cavalry Regiment. Formed February 5, 1864 by consolidation of 15th (Stewart’s), 16th (Logwood’s) Regiments and Street’s Battalion Mississippi Cavalry; consolidated March, 1865 with 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 →
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 →
Also called 1st Tennessee Cavalry Battalion Organized July 25, 1861; transferred to Confederate service August, 1861; merged into 7th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment April, 1862. FIELD OFFICERS Lieutenant Colonel-Thomas H. Logwood Major-Charles Continue Reading →