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564:List of Missouri Confederate Civil War units
491:1st and 4th Missouri Infantry (Consolidated)
156:1st and 4th Missouri Infantry (Consolidated)
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247:New Madrid County, Missouri
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371:Watson's Louisiana Battery
886:McGhee, James E. (2008).
451:33rd Mississippi Infantry
443:22nd Mississippi Infantry
439:15th Mississippi Infantry
257:Pemiscot County, Missouri
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435:6th Mississippi Infantry
363:2nd Confederate Infantry
144:Second Battle of Corinth
91:Second Battle of Corinth
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844:Cozzens, Peter (1997).
511:Battle of Champion Hill
328:Battle of Fort Donelson
303:Bowling Green, Kentucky
188:Confederate States Army
114:Confederate States Army
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1177:First Missouri Brigade
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495:First Missouri Brigade
455:15th Michigan Infantry
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412:Vicksburg, Mississippi
359:10th Arkansas Infantry
339:Albert Sidney Johnston
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199:Camp Jackson affair
112:that served in the
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531:Battle of Franklin
507:Vicksburg campaign
475:15th Iowa Infantry
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207:lieutenant colonel
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