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WAR DEPARTMENT : OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF War College Division, General Staff, No. 19
BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF
STATE PARTICIPATION
IN THE
CIVIL WAR
1861-1866
WAR DEPARTMENT LIBRARY
SUBJECT CATALOGUE NO. 6
THIRD EDITION
WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1913
WAR DEPARTMENT : OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF War College Division, General Staff, No. 19
BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF
SJATE PARTICIPATION
IN THE
CIVIL WAR
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SUBJECT CATALOGUE NO. 6
UNIVERSITY of KENTUCKY
WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1913
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Wak Department, Office of the Chief of Staff,
Washington, February 25, 1913. This revised and enlarged edition of the "Bibliography of State Participation in the Civil War, 1861-1866," prepared in the War Department library, is published for the information of all concerned. By order of the Secretary of War:
Leonard Wood, Major General, Chief of Staff.
in
PREFACE.
The first edition of this catalogue was published in 1897, the second edition 1899, and the supplement to the second edition 1904. The general arrangement is alphabetical by States with the following threefold division in each State:
1. Official publications, such as reports of adjutants general, governors' messages, State registers, etc.
2. Kegimental histories in alphabetical and numerical sequence.
3. Miscellaneous, such as State, county, and town histories, and all material bearing upon the local participation not embraced in the preceding divisions.
General associations, both Union and Confederate, covering niore than one State, memorial organizations, Army corps, occasional periodicals, etc., are contained in the appendix.
Many synonyms of Confederate organizations have been added. Similar information concerning Union forces can be found in "Synonyms of Volunteer Organizations of the United States," printed by the Adjutant General's office in 1885.
An asterisk preceding the title indicates that the book is not in the War Department library. In such cases, however, the locality, when known, is designated. All needed information about missing numbers and missing titles will be appreciated.
In several of the Southern and border States there were both Confederate and Federal organizations. It has been found convenient to designate the Federal organizations by the use of the word Union in parentheses, viz, (Union).
The War Department librae would be glad to receive from individuals, societies, or associations any material bearing upon the civil war, which may be sent gratuitously, either new matter or to complete partial files. Franks will be sent to cover the prepayment of postage to the library.
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ABBREVIATIONS.
a. c..............army corps.
adjt.............adjutant.
Ala.............Alabama.
Ariz.............Arizona.
Ark..............Arkansas.
art...............artillery.
biog.............biography.
brig.............brigadier or brigade.
brvt............brevet.
Cal.............California.
capt............captain.
cav.............cavalry.
co..............company or county.
col..............colonel.
col. pi...........colored plate.
coll..............collection.
Colo............Colorado.
comp...........compiled or compiler.
Cong.............Congress.
Conn...........Connecticut.
C. S. A.........Confederate States of
America.
D. C.............District of Columbia.
Del..............Delaware.
dept............department.
diagr............diagram.
ed..............edition, edited, or editor.
facsim...........facsimile.
Fla..............Florida.
front............frontispiece.
Ga...............Georgia.
G. A. R.........Grand Army of the Republic.
gen............general.
hist.............history or historical.
Ia..............Iowa.
Ill...............Illinois.
iUus............illustration.
incl..............including.
Ind.....,.......Indiana.
Ind. T...........Indian Territory.
inf...............infantry.
Kan..............Kansas.
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Ky...............Kentucky.
La..............Louisiana.
L. C.............Library of Congress.
lieut.............lieutenant.
lieut. col.........lieutenant colonel.
mag..............magazine.
maj.............major.
Mass.............Massachusetts.
Mass. hist. soc. Massachusetts historical society.
Md...............Maryland.
Me...............Maine.
Mich............Michigan.
mil..............military.
Minn............Minnesota.
misc............miscellaneous.
Miss.............Mississippi.
Mo...............Missouri.
Mont.............Montana.
M.O.L.L. U.S. .Military order of the loyal legion of the United States.
M. V. M..........Massachusetts volunteer militia.
N. Y. H. A.......New York heavy artillery.
N. Y. S. N. G.....New York state national guard.
N. C.............North Carolina.
n. d..............no date.
N. Dak..........North Dakota.
N. G-.............National guard.
N. H.............New Hampshire.
N. J..............New Jersey.
N. Mex..........New Mexico.
n. p..............no place.
n. s..............new series.
N. Y............New York.
Nebr............Nebraska.
Nev.............Nevada.
Okla............Oklahoma.
Ore..............Oregon.
o. 8..............old series.
P...............page or pages.
abbbeviations.
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Pa..............Pennsylvania.
pamp...........pamphlet.
photo...........photograph.
pi...............plate or plates.
p. 1.............preliminary leaves.
port..............portrait.
pub.............published or publisher.
R. I............Rhode Island.
S. C.............South Carolina.
S. Dak..........South Dakota.
sess..............session.
soc...............society.
So. hist. assn... .Southern history association.
So. hist, soc.....Southern historical society.
Tenn............Tennessee.
Tex.............Texas.
t.-p.............title-page.
trans...........translated or translator.
U. C. V.........United confederate
veterans.
U. D. C.........United daughters of
the confederacy.
U. S............United States.
U. S. C. I.......United States colored
infantry.
U. S. C. T.......United States colored
troops.
U. S. V..........United States volunteers.
v. or vol........volume.
Va...............Virginia.
vol..............volunteers.
V. R. C........Veteran reserve corps.
Vt.............Vermont.
V. V............Veteran volunteer.
Wash...........Washington.
W. D. L.........War Department Library.
Wis.............Wisconsin.
Wis. hist, soc____Wisconsin historical society.
W. R. C.........Woman's relief corps.
W. Va...........West Virginia.
Wyo............Wyoming.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Page.
Preface................................................................... T
Abbreviations...............................................-............. vi
Table of contents.......................................................... vii
Alabama................................................................... 1
Arizona.................................................................... 15
Arkansas.................................................................. 15
California.................................................................. 23
Colorado................................................................... 30
Connecticut................................................................ 32
Dakota (Territory)......................................................... 51
Delaware................................................................. 51
District of Columbia........................................................ 54
Florida............................................................ 57
Georgia................................................................... "0
Idaho.................................................................... 71
Illinois................................................................... 72
Indian Territory.......................................................... 11
Indiana................................................................... "
Iowa........'.....................................- -....................... 1*3
Kansas.................................................................... 17B
Kentucky....................................................-........... 18B
Louisiana.................................................................. 202
Maine.................................................................... 216
Maryland................................................................. 241
Massachusetts............................................................. 256
Michigan.................................................................. 339
Minnesota................................................................ 362
Mississippi................................................................. 377
Missouri.................................................................. 386
Montana................................................................... 41"
Nebraska................................................................. 417
Nevada................................................................... 420
New Hampshire........................................................... 421
New Jersey............................................................... 445
New Mexico............................................................... 464
New York city............................................................ 466
New York county......................................................... 471
New York (state).....................................................----- 472
North Carolina.............................................................. 578
North Dakota.............................................................. 599
Ohio..................................................................... 600
x table of contents.
Page.
..................... 722
Rhode Island........................................... 74g
South Carolina................................................... ygg
South Dakota..................................................... 7g7
Tennessee.................................................... ygg
Texas......................................................... 800
utah..................................................................... 800
Vermont......................................................
Virginia................................................................ gg2
Washington......................................................... gg^
West Virginia.............................................................. gg4
Wisconsin............................................................. g2g
Appendix..........................................;930
Annies................................................................ m
f^corps............................................... 948
Artillery....................................-
Association of Confederate veterans.....................................
Cavaky053
Colored troops..........................................................
Confederate States of America........................................... 962
Grand army of the republic............................................ 965
Departments of.................................................... 968
Grand army sentinel.................................................... 1032
Grand camp of Confederate veterans.................................... 1033
Indian troops.......................................................... 1033
Irish brigade........................................................... 1034
Ladies of the G. A. R................................................... 1034
Loyal national league.................................................. 1034
Loyal publication society............................................... 1035
Military historical society of Massachusetts............................... 1041
Military order of the loyal legion of the U. S............................. 1051
Commanderies of.................................................. 1052
Numbers and loBses................................................----- 1108
Rhode Island soldiers and sailors historical society...................... 1110
Sharpshooters.......................................................... 1114
Sons of veterans, U. S. A.............................................. 1115
Southern historical society.............................................. 1117
Union veteran legion.................................................. 1118
United Confederate veterans........................................... 1119
Divisions and camps of............................................. 1123
United daughters of the Confederacy.................................... 1125
Divisions and chapters of........................................... 1126
United sons of Confederate veterans.................................... 1127
U. S. Adjutant general's office........................................... 1127
U. S. Pension office.................................................... 1127
U. S. Provcst marshal general's office................................... 1128
U. S. Quartermaster's dept............................................. 1128
U. S. War dept......................................................... 1131
U. S. Christian commission............................................. 1133
U. S. sanitary commission.............................................. 1134
Veteran reserve corps................................................... 1134
Women's loyal national league......................................... 1134
Woman's relief corps................................................... 1135
Departments of.................................................... 1135
ALABAMA.
state publications.
Adjutant general's office.
Annual reports. None known. Laws, statutes, etc.
*An act for the relief of needy Confederate soldiers and sailors, resident citizens of Alabama and their widows. Montgomery [1899?] cover-title, 8 p. 8 . E551.A31 {In L. C.)
military organizations.
Heavy Artillery.
1st heavy artillery, 1st colored. (Union.)
Light Artillery.
1st battalion artillery. See Alabama: her history, . . . By W. Brewer. F326.B84
1st siege artillery. (African descent.) (Union.) Designation changed to 6th U. S. colored heavy artillery, March 11, 1864. Changed to 7th U. S. colored heavy artillery, April 26, 1864. ....................
4th battalion light arJPery. HiEi&rrT* legion. Company C of the so-called 4th artillery, battalion was the only one to receive guns as artillery. '-'' ' "
Alabama state artillery. ;.;> ,;'. ,
Company C. Todd's lYuuteiy at first attached to 1st Mobile volunteers, local defense; afterward with Alabama reserve artillery. Home's battery. Mobile artillery. This company in 1863 was recognized as Company D and attached to 1st Mobile volunteers, local defense. Alexander's battery. (Va.) Date of organization March 13, 1862. From that date up to June 10, 1862, attached to 5th Alabama infantry battalion. From and after June 10, 1862, attached to 55th infantry as Company M. Barbour artillery. This company was detached from the 4th Alabama battalion and never united with the 59th infantry, which was formed Nov. 25, 1863, by uniting the 2d and 4th battalions of Hilliard's legion.
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2
ALABAMA.
light Artillery Continued.
Gage's artillery. See 2d battalion light artillery. Battery E. Herman artillery. See 2d battalion light artillery. Company
D.
McRae light artillery. -See 2d battalion light artillery. Company A.
Cavalry.
lst-12th cavalry. See Alabama: her history ... By W.
Brewer. F326.B84 lst-56th cavalry. -See Alabama. By Lieut. Gen. Joseph
Wheeler . . . E545.E92
1st cavalry. (Union.)
The battle of Allatoona. By M. R. Flint. (In M. O. L. L. U. S. Minn. Glimpses of the nation's struggle. St. Paul, 1903. 8 . Fifth series, p. 186-207.) E464.M63
1st Ala. cav. What became of the old boys? (In National tribune. Jan. 24, 1889. p. 3.)
A loyal southron. Troublesome times in Alabama for Union men How the 1st Ala. cav. was made up. By P. D. Hall. (In National tribune. Dec. 14, 1899.)
Register. (In U. S. War dept. Official army register of the volunteer f owe of the United States army for the yeWslisSl^-fSbK.: ^W^K&igt'pn, 1865?] 8 v.) 12 . E494.U58'-'' *":": * ' * : "
T^ew^-otajtr^MwdBr.: ' y M^R'.'Flint. (In M. O.L. L. U. "S* ' Minn.' Crlirrrpses of the* nation's struggle. St. Paul/.lflQSj ' ':?$& &r- P- 396-416.) E464.M63 1st Tennessee'and Alabama'Vldette cavalry. (Union.) Companies A, B, C, G, and H raised in Alabama; Companies D,
E, and F raised in Tennessee.
3d cavalry. Company A. Ruffin dragoons.
*Ruffin dragoons with A. S. Johnston. By I. B. Ulmer. (In Confederate veteran. Nashville, Tenn., 1909. 4 . v. xvii, p. 597.) E485.C74. (In L. C.) 4th cavalry. (Roddoy's.) 4th cavalry. (Russell's.)
Was organized at Murfreesboro, Tenn., in December, 1862, by the union of General Forrest's original battalion with six companies of the 4th Alabama battalion and the Russell Rangers, or 15th battalion Tennessee cavalry.
7th cavalry. (Cantey's brigade.) 'See Montgomery. 8th cavalry. (Ball-Hatch.)
alabama.
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Cavalry Continued.
8th cavalry. (Livingston's.)
This regiment was often called the 9th, and is sometimes confused with Malone's 9th, or Hatch's 8th. 9th cavalry. Also called the 7th. 15th cavalry. Company C.
*Muster roll; with date and place of enlistment of Company C, 15th regiment, Confederate cavalry, C. S. A. [n. p., n. d.] broadside.
(Title supplied by Dr. Thomas M. Owen, state historian.)
Allen's cavalry. See 1st cavalry. Ball's cavalry. See 8th cavalry. Carpenter's cavalry. See 2d cavalry. Clanton's cavalry. See 1st cavalry. Clarke county rangers. See Clarke county. Cramer's cavalry. See 1st cavalry. (Union.) Doan's cavalry. See 11th cavalry. Forrest's (J. E.) cavalry.
Godfrey's cavalry. See 1st cavalry. (Union.) Hagan's cavalry. See 3d cavalry. Hardie's reserves, cavalry. Hatch's cavalry. See 8th cavalry. Hodgson's cavalry. See 7th cavalry. Jenkins' cavalry. See 1st battalion cavalry. Kennamer's scouts, cavalry. (Union.) Livingston's cavalry. See 8th cavalry. Malone's cavalry. See 9th cavalry. Partisan rangers. See 51st cavalry; 56th cavalry. Patterson's cavalry. See 5th cavalry. Roddy's cavalry. See 4th cavalry. Ruffin dragoons. See 3d cavalry. Company A. Russell's cavalry. See 4th cavalry. Infantry.
1st infantry battalion. (Chadick.) See 5th infantry battalion. (Davis.) lst-65th infantry.
See Alabama. By Lieut. Gen. Joseph Wheeler . . E545.E92
See Alabama; her history . . . By W. Brewer. F326.B84 1st infantry. (Marmaduke.)
. History of the First regiment Alabama volunteer infantry, C. S. A. By E. Y. McMorries. Montgomery, Ala., 1904. 142 p. front., plates, ports., fold, map, plans, facsims. 8 . E551.5.1st See Montgomery.
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alabama.
Infantry Continued.
1st infantry. Company K.
Company K, First Alabama regiment, or Three years in the Confederate service. By D. P. Smith. Prattville, Ala., 1885. 135 p., 5 1. 8 . E551.5.1stS 1st infantry. (African descent.) (Union.) Designation
changed to 55th U. S. colored troops, March 11, 1864. 2d infantry. (African descent.) (Union.) Designation
changed to 110th U. S. colored troops, June 25, 1864. 3d infantry battalion. (Coltart.) 3d infantry battalion. (Smith.) 3d infantry. See Montgomery.
3d infantry. Company G. See Montgomery true blues.
3d infantry. (African descent.) (Union.) Designation
changed to 111th U. S. colored troops, June 25, 1864. 4th battalion infantry. See Kentucky. 1st brigade. (C.
S. A.) 4th infantry.
An epitome of the organization and services during the war . . . (In The war between the Union and the Confederacy . . . with a history of the 15th Alabama regiment . . . By W. C. Oates. New York, 1905. 8 .) p. [775]-781. E487.012 See Old Third brigade of North Carolina. 4th infantry. Company E. See Conecuh county. 4th infantry. (African descent.) (Union.) Designation
changed to 106th U. S. colored troops, May 16, 1864. 5th infantry battalion. (Davis.) 5th battalion infantry. Company C.
With Archer's brigade. Battle of Gaines's Mill and Mechanicsville. By M. T. Ledbetter. (In So. hist, soc. papers, v. 29, p. 349-354.) 8 . E485.4.A14 5th infantry. See Cahaba. By A. M. Fry. 6th infantry battalion. (McClellan.) 6th infantry.
The lottery of war. Had no blanks for General Gordon's Sixth Alabama regiment. By G. L. Kilmer. (Clipping.) (In W. D. L. pamp. v. 272.)
Montgomery greys . . . Surrendered at Appomattox 1865. Montgomery greys retired corps . . . Constitution and roster. Montgomery, Ala, 1907. 47 p. 16 .
Montgomery greys under two flags. Montgomery greys retired corps. Organized Dec. 27, 1906. Constitution and roster. [Montgomery, Ala., 1908?] 62 p. 2 col. plates, incl. front. 16 . E551.5.6th.
alabama.
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Infantry Continued.
6th infantry Continued.
My first command and the outbreak of the war. By J. F. Gordon. (In Scribner's mag. v. 33, p. [515]-528. front, (ports.) illus. 8 .) Known as the Raccoon roughs.
6th infantry. Company G.
* "Record of Company G, originally Company 'M,' of the Sixth regiment, Alabama infantry volunteers, from the 2d day of June, 1861, to the 31st day of December, 1864." [n. p., n. d.] cover-title, 1 1., 13 p.
(Title supplied by Dr. Thomas M. Owen, state historian.) Reminiscences of Autauga rifle's. Read before the Historical association, Dec. 19, 1879, at Autaugaville, Alabama. By J. H. Thompson, [n. p., n. d.] Cover-title, 12 p. 12 . 8th infantry.
* Heroes of Eighth Alabama infantry. By S. W. Vance.
(In Confederate veteran. 1899. 4 . v. 7, p. 492-493.) E485.C74 (In L. C.) See Montgomery. 12th infantry.
Sketch of the Twelfth Alabama infantry of Battle's brigade, Rode's division, Early's corps, of the Army of northern Virginia. By R. E. Park . . . Richmond, 1906. 106 p. 8 . E551.5.12th.
-(In So. hist. soc. papers, v. 33, p. 193-296.) 8 .
E485.4.A14
War diary of Capt. Robert Emory Park. Jan. 28, 1863-Jan. 27,1864. (InSo. hist. soc. papers, v. 26, p. 1-31.) 8 . E485.4.A14
12th infantry. Company E.
* Muster roll, with historical memoranda. Chattanooga,
Tenn., [n. d.] 16 p. 12 .
(Title supplied by Dr. Thomas M. Owen, state historian.) 13th infantry.
Stories of the civil war. By W. H. Bird . . . Columbus, Ga., [1910?] 39 p. 16 . E605.B61 14th infantry.
* History of the Fourteenth regiment Alabama volunteers,
with a list of the names of every man that ever belonged to the regiment. By M. B. Hurst . . . Richmond, 1863. cover-title, 48 p. 12 . E551.5.14th (In L. C. office.)
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ALABAMA.
Infantry Continued. 15th infantry.
Recollections of war times, by an old veteran [W. A. McClendon.] while under Stonewall Jackson and Lieut.-Gen. James Longstreet; how I got in and how I got out, Montgomery, Ala., 1909. 238 p. front., (port.) 8 . E605.M13
Some events and incidents during the civil war. By W. C: Jordan. Montgomery, Ala., 1909. 1 p. 1., [3]-142 p. front, ports. 8 . E605.J82
The war between the Union and the Confederacy . . . with a history of the 15th Alabama regiment ... by W. C. Oates. New York, 1905. xxiv, [25]-808 p. front., plates, ports. 8 . E487.012 15th infantry. Company H. .
Two boys in the civil war and after. [By] W. R. Houghton, M. B. Houghton. Montgomery, Ala., 1912. 242 p. front., ports. 8 . E605.H83
M. B. Houghton as a Confederate soldier in the great civil war and after: p. [16]-56.
Some recollections of Confederate camp life: By W. R. Houghton: p. [57]-152.
After Appomattox. By W. R. Houghton: p. 153-242. 17th sharpshooters infantry battalion. (Yancey-Nabers.)
17th infantry. See Montgomery. 19th infantry.
Roll and brief historical sketch of Company C. [n. p., 1904?] 10 p. 12 . E551.5.19th 21st infantry. See Montgomery. 23d infantry. Company F.
* Thrilling reminiscences, facts and experiences of Lieut. Geo. E. Reid, Company F, 23d regiment Alabama volunteers in the civil war, from 1861 to 1865. Greenville, Ala., [1900] 28 p. 8 .
(Title supplied by Dr. Thomas M. Owen, state historian.) 26th infantry. See Montgomery.
26th infantry. (Coltart.) Designation changed to 50th
infantry. 27th infantry.
Confederate diary of Joseph P. Cannon. (In Cooper's
Coffee cooler. Sturgis, Mich., 1893-1896. v. vi, no.
6-v. 9, nos. 2-3, June, 1893-Feb.-Mar. 1896.) See Montgomery. 31st infantry. (Hale-Edwards.)
Prison echoes of the great rebellion. By Col. D[aniel]
R. Hundley . . . New York, 1874. 235 p. 12 .
E615H93.
alabama.
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Infantry Contin ued.
31st infantry. See Montgomery. 35th infantry.
Some rebel relics from the seat of war. By A. T. Goodloe. Nashville, Tenn., 1893. 315 p. 12 . E605.G65 35th infantry. Company D.
* Confederate echoes: a voice from the South in the days
of secession and of the Southern Confederacy. By Rev. Albert T. Goodloe. Nashville, Tenn., 1907. 452 p. front., ports. 8 . E605.G66. (In L. C.) 37th Tennessee infantry. Company E.
* Company E, 37th Tennessee infantry regiment, [n. p.,
n. d.] 4 p. f .
(This was an Alabama company, raised in Madison county, but > remained with the 37th Tennessee infantry throughout the war. (Title and note supplied by Dr. Thomas M. Owens, state historian, Alabama.)
38th infantry.
* Muster-roll. Apr. 1865. (In Confederate memorial
literary society. Richmond.) 40th infantry. Company B.
History of Company B (originally Pickens planters) 40th
Alabama regiment, Confederate States army, 1862-
1865. By [E. D. Willett. Anniston, Ala., 1902.] 89
p. 8 . E551.5.40th 41st infantry. See Montgomery. 44th infantry.
An epitome of the organization and services during the war . . ; (In The war between the Union and the Confederacy . . . with a history of the 15th Alabama regiment ... W. C. Oates, New York, 1905. 8 . p. [782]-787.) E487.012 Forty-fourth Alabama regiment. By James J. Garrett . . . (In Transactions of the Alabama historical society, 1897-1898. . . . Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1898. 8 . v. 2, p. 34-38.) F321.A24
45th infantry. See Montgomery.
47th infantry.
An epitome of the organization and services during the war . . . (In The war between the Union and the Confederacy . . . with a history of the 15th Alabama regiment . . . By W. C. Oates. New York, 1905. 8 . p. 787-792.) E487.012 80379 13-2
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alabama.
Infantry Continued.
47th infantry Continued.
Forty-seventh regiment Alabama volunteers, C. S. A., By Capt. J. Q. Burton, commanding company H. A historical sketch covering the time from muster in to muster'out. [n. p., 18 ] [4] p. 8 . E551.5.47th In triple columns.
Memories of the war of secession. By T. F. Botsford . . . Montgomery, Ala., 1911. 22 p. 16 . E551.5.47thB76 Prefatory note: . . . "This pamphlet is largely a reprint of another issue by me in 1909 and 1910. . . . However it is more than a mere revision ..." Asketchof the 47th Alabama regiment, volunteers, C. S. A. By T. F. Botsford. [Montgomery, 1909.] 1, 19 p. 12 . E551.5.47thB74 A sketch of the 47th Alabama regiment, Volunteers, C. S. A. 2d ed. By T. F. Botsford. [Montgomery? 19 ?] 22 p. 12 . E551.5.47thB75 48th infantry.
An epitome of the organization and services during the war . . . (In The war between the Union and the Confederacy . . . with a history of the 15th Alabama regiment ... By W. C. Oates. New York, 1905. 8 . p. 792-797.) E487.012 60th infantry.
A history of the Sixtieth Alabama regiment, Grade's brigade. By L. A. Shaver. Montgomery, 1867. Ill ' p. 8 . E551.5.60th See Montgomery. Alabama brigade. See Wilcox's brigade. Alabama mounted riflemen. By James M. Spratley. (In Confederate veteran. Nashville, Tenn., 1910. 4 . v. xviii, p. 469-470.) (In L. C.) Alabama zouaves.
Autauga rifles. See 6th infantry. Company G.
Battle's brigade composed (Feb. 1, 1865) of the following:
3d, 5th, 6th, 12th, and 61st regiments infantry. Battle's infantry. See 3d infantry. Bowles' infantry. See 4th infantry. Buck's infantry. See 24th infantry. Cahaba Valley rangers. See 18th infantry. Chadick's infantry. See 26th infantry. Cherokee guards. See 19th infantry. Cherokee mountaineers. See 19th infantry. Cherokee rangers. See 19th infantry. Cherokees. See 19th infantry.
alabama.
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Infantry Continued.
Clifton's-Snodgrass' infantry battalion.
Coltart's infantry. See 50th infantry.
Conecuh guards. See 4th infantry. Company E.
Curry guards. (Ilollingsworth.) See 18th infantry.
Davidson's infantry. See 1st infantry. (Reserves.)
Deas' brigade. See Texas. Johnson and Hill counties.
Deas' infantry. See 22d infantry.
Dickens's Rough and ready. See 19th infantry.
Dickinson guards. See Clarke county.
Eliza Flinn guards. See Clarke county.
Eufaula minute men.
Fariss' infantry. See 17th infantry.
Forney's brigade composed (Feb. 1, 1865) of the following: 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 13th, and 14th regiments infantry. Forney's infantry. See 10th infantry. Frazer's infantry. See 28th infantry. Fry's infantry. See 13th infantry.
Gibson's infantry battalion. See 18th infantry battalion. Glennville guards. See 15th infantry. Company H. Grade's Alabama brigade composed of the following organizations at various times:
23d battalion, Alabama infantry.
41st infantry, Alabama.
43d infantry, Alabama.
59th infantry, Alabama.
60th infantry, Alabama.
63d infantry, Tennessee.
1st, 2d, 3d, and 4th battalions of the Hilliard legion. Grade's brigade composed (Feb. 1, 1865) of the following: 23d battalion infantry, 41st, 43d, 59th, and 60th regiments infantry. Grade's brigade.
The truth about Chickamauga. By Archibald Grade. Boston and New York, 1911. xxxii, 462 p. front., plates, ports., maps, plans. 8 . E475.81.G73. Greensboro guards. See Greensboro. Greenville guards.
Grove Hill guards. See Clarke county. Jackson's infantry. See 47th infantry. Johnston's infantry. See 25th infantry.
Law's brigade composed (Feb. 1, 1865) of the following: 4th, 15th, 44th, 47th, and 48th regiments infantry.
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ALABAMA.
Infantry Continued.
Lightfoot's infantry. See 6th infantry. Loomis' infantry. See 25th infantry.' McKinstry's infantry. See 32d infantry. Maury's infantry. See 32d infantry. Mobile Fire infantry battalion.
Montgomery true blues. Also called Montgomery blues, Montgomery light artillery blues, Montgomery light artillery. This was originally Company G, 3d infantry.
Moody's brigade. See Grade's brigade.
Morgan's (J. T.) partisans. See 51st infantry.
Gates' infantry. See 15th infantry.
O'Neal's infantry. See 26th infantry.
Parry's infantry. See 44th infantry.
Pelham cadets infantry battalion.
Perry's brigade. See Law's brigade.
Pettus' brigade composed of the following:
20th, 23d, 30th, 31st, and 46th regiments infantry.
Pettus' brigade.
Sketch of Pettus' brigade. By Gen. Edmund W. Pettus. (In Transactions of the Alabama historical society, 1897-1898. . . . Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1898. 8 . v. 2, p. 124-125.) F321.A24
Pickens' infantry. See 12th infantry.
Pickens' planters. See 40th infantry. Company B.
Pinckard's infantry. See 14th infantry.
Raccoon roughs. See 6th infantry.
Royston's infantry. See 8th infantry.
Sanders' infantry. See 11th infantry.
Sheffield's infantry. See 48th infantry.
Shockley's independent escort company.
Shockley's independent escort company. To the living members of this [company] and to the survivors of those