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Civil War 12th Tennessee Cavalry, Co. B Visit the home of the 12th TN Cavalry, CSA! Excellent website! The 12th Tennessee (Green's) Cavalry was organized February 14, 1863, in occupied West Tennessee. It was also known as the 1st Regiment Tennessee Partisan Rangers and as the 12th Regiment Tennessee partisan Rangers. The company was transferred illegally in August, 1863 to serve as Co. A, 16th (Logwood's) Tennessee Cavalry until December 1863, when it was ordered back to the 12th Regiment by command of General FORREST. It subsequently became Co. I, 3rd Tennessee (Forrest's) Cavalry . William D. MUNROE enrolled for duty on October 18, 1862, when the unit was still called the "Partisan Rangers." He was captured at Hickory Wythe (in Fayette Co., TN) on June 5, 1863, and was sent as a prisoner of war to the Federal prison at Alton, Illinois. Please visit our Civil War Shop for gifts, books, puzzles, collectibles, movies, music & more!
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13th Tennessee Infantry, Co. E "The Dixie Rifles"
These men were members of "The Dixie Rifles," a unit that was formed mostly of men from Moscow, Fayette Co., TN. Sam Houston ALLEN and Gustavus Watts ALLEN were brothers. You will find more information about this family when I add the family group sheets for the Fayette County ALLENs. G. W. ALLEN M. B. DYER Related Links for the 13th Tennessee Infantry: From our Sponsors: |
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A Bibliography of Military Name Lists from Pre-1675 to 1900: A Guide to Genealogical Research Shelby County, Tennessee Newspaper Abstracts Through 1859
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Alton, Illinois Federal Prison Search records of prisoners who died at Alton prison. 12th TN (Richardson's or Green's) Cavalry
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The U.S. Civil War Center Online Researching People from the Civil War Era - an impressive collection of original texts from both Union and Confederate sides. First-rate! |