851:. Colonel Wilkes was wounded in the fighting and replaced by Lieutenant Colonel John T. Colt, then Major W. A. Taylor. The brigade lost 52 killed and 366 wounded. On the first day, Cleburne's division launched an attack near the Winfrey Field at 6:00 pm, only 10 minutes before sunset. Deshler's brigade lost track of the rest of the division, moving too far to the left. In the dark forest, Deshler's skirmish line blundered into a Federal brigade and the men were nearly all captured. However, in the darkness and confusion, some of the skirmishers escaped and one of Deshler's units helped capture some Union soldiers. On the second day, Deshler's brigade attacked Union soldiers that were protected by breastworks. Like the previous brigade that attacked, when they reached the crest of a rise, Deshler's men were stopped by murderous fire that inflicted severe casualties and the soldiers went to ground. Cleburne ordered Deshler to hold on as long as possible while the other brigade fell back to reform. As Deshler was moving along the line, he was hit by a shell and killed; he was replaced in command by Colonel
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950:. The 24th-25th Consolidated Texas Cavalry Regiment led by Colonel Wilkes was separated from the 17th-18th Texas Cavalry, but the two units served in the same brigade. The other units in the brigade were the 6th-15th Texas, 7th Texas Infantry, and 10th Texas Infantry. Other leaders of the 24th-25th Texas Cavalry were Lieutenant-Colonel Neyland and Major Taylor during the campaign. On February 26, 1864, Granbury's brigade drove off a Union mounted regiment that had seized Dug Gap. On May 8, Granbury's brigade was sent back to Dug Gap where it repulsed a Union attack during the
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709:. The 25th Texas Cavalry was dismounted at about the same time. The 24th and 25th Texas Cavalry were both assigned to Colonel Robert R. Garland's infantry brigade. Confederate cavalrymen were supposed to provide their own horses and the order to dismount was very unpopular, with many soldiers threatening to desert or writing home about how they were mistreated. Hindman's heavy-handed efforts resulted in a respectable number of Confederate troops being made available to defend Arkansas, but it also resulted in Hindman's replacement as department commander by
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855:. Soon afterward, a soldier from the 24th Texas reported to Mills that Wilkes was wounded in the right leg by shrapnel. For two and a half hours, the brigade held its position, while suffering severe losses. Finally, Mills pulled the brigade back out of the line of fire while the crest was manned only by sharpshooters. The 17th-18th-24th-25th Texas suffered 200 casualties during the ordeal. One soldier from the 24th Texas Cavalry stated that his company numbered 63 men but only 28 were left after the battle.
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supporting
Confederate battery and the fighting was desperate. Captain Samuel Foster of the 24th Texas Cavalry recorded, "This was business. We could see what we were doing. When we killed a man, we knew it. We saw him fall." The Texans counterattacked, sending the Union troops fleeing downhill, but Foster was hit in the leg and carried to the rear. A third Federal attack was made, but at 4 pm, a Confederate counterattack cleared the Union soldiers from the slopes of Tunnel Hill.
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986:. Since the rest of Cleburne's division followed Granbury's brigade, the attack miscarried. When the division regrouped, it was determined that the Federal defenses were too strong to assault successfully. On September 1, Union attackers overran Govan's brigade, capturing its commander and most of its soldiers. Seeing the disaster, Granbury quickly pulled back the right flank of his brigade and, with the help of another brigade, plugged the hole in the line.
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1031:. On December 13, Granbury's brigade was ordered to build a lunette north of the railroad tracks on the Confederate right flank. On December 15, the lunette, manned by about 300 men from Granbury's brigade repelled a Union attack. On December 16, Granbury's brigade was originally stationed on the extreme left flank. But, when the Federals attacked Overton Hill on the right flank, the brigades of Granbury and Lowrey were sent there as reinforcements.
975:, the brigades of Govan and Smith assaulted the Union flank and drove back an Iowa brigade. Govan's brigade lost too many men to go on, but Smith's Texans continued the charge against Bald Hill, a key position. A Union counterattack drove back the Texans, wounding Smith and nearly wiping out the 17th-18th Texas. The Confederates, including elements of the Texas brigade, made a final effort to seize Bald Hill late in the day, but failed to take it.
926:. Two Union regiments were stopped cold, but the third regiment tried to turn the right flank of the 17th-18th-24th-25th Texas. Anticipating the move, Major Taylor launched a counterattack which routed all three Federal regiments. Later, when two more Union regiments moved past his right flank, Taylor reported the situation to Granbury. In response, regiments from the brigades of Lowrey and Brigadier General
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Confederate units kept trying to attack, but the advantage was with the
Federal defenders. Union losses were 2,613 killed, wounded, and missing but Confederate losses were probably around 7,000. A few weeks later, the Federals counted 1,750 Confederate graves at Franklin and captured 3,800 Confederate wounded in the town's hospitals. Several Confederate generals were killed, including Cleburne and Granbury.
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918:, trying to cover the withdrawal of the army's wagon train. Granbury's brigade was assigned to defend 350 ft (107 m) high White Oak Mountain, to the north of the gap. The 6th-10th-15th and the 17th-18th-24th-25th Texas were concealed at the bottom of the ridge while the 7th Texas was at the top, in reserve. At 8 am, Granbury's men were attacked by three Missouri regiments from
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765:'s flotilla steamed up the Arkansas River and landed McClernand's 30,000 troops on January 9, 1863. As the Federal forces began surrounding Arkansas Post and Fort Hindman on January 10, Churchill received orders to hold at all costs. On January 11, a combined assault by the Union fleet and army forced the Confederate defenders to surrender in the
902:, the 6th-10th-15th Texas, and the 17th-18th-24th-25th Texas Regiments, the last under Major W. A. Taylor. By the morning of November 25, Cleburne's division was reinforced by more Confederate units. The first attack by Sherman's soldiers occurred at 10:30 am and was repulsed. However, both Smith and Mills were badly wounded and Colonel
982:, the Texas brigade under Granbury was ordered to attack an entrenched Federal position. Midway through their charge, the soldiers came under flanking fire from a force of dismounted Union cavalry. Instead of continuing their planned assault, the brigade veered to the left and drove the Union cavalry across the shallow
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lost 1,400. Captain Foster, recovered from his wound, was on picket duty the next morning when he found himself surrounded by dead
Federals, many of whom were shot in the head. Though he had seen many dead and wounded soldiers in the war, the gruesome sight made Foster feel faint and he had to leave.
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where it repulsed the attack of a Union division. The
Federals aimed for a section of the Confederate line that was guarded only by cavalrymen. However, Granbury's men arrived just in time to plug the gap. Cleburne's division sustained 448 casualties, mostly among Granbury's Texans, but their foes
970:
Richard
Goldthwaite's Alabama battery repulsed a Union attack. Before the Federal troops approached their position, Foster related that they tore down the church until it was level to the ground. On July 21, J. A. Smith led the Texas brigade when Granbury was on sick leave. Smith reported that he
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on March 19–21, 1865. On April 9, all the Texas regiments in
Granbury's former brigade were consolidated into a single unit, the 1st Texas under Lieutenant Colonel W. A. Ryan. The 1st Texas and the consolidated Arkansas regiments (1st Arkansas) formed Govan's brigade in Brown's division. The 1st
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assumed command of the brigade. The 6th-10th-15th Texas held the left, the 7th Texas was in the center, and the 17th-18th-24th-25th Texas was posted on the right. At 11:30 am, the Union soldiers made a second attack. This time, the
Federals killed or wounded all the officers and sergeants in a
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followed the fleeing
Federals and punched a 200 yd (183 m) wide gap in the Union defenses. However, a reserve Union brigade and other reserve units spontaneously counterattacked and recovered a second line of entrenchments behind the first line in hand-to-hand fighting. For hours
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which may be
Company B, or it may be a separate company. About 900 soldiers were enrolled in the regiment by mid-September 1862. The field officers were Colonel Clayton Crawford Gillespie, Lieutenant Colonel William Madison Neyland, Major Joseph N. Dark, and Major Edward Bradford Pickett.
553:. James A. Hathcock stated that the 25th Texas Cavalry formed eight companies named A through H. However, James A. Williams' list included 10 companies A through K (J was always omitted). Williams did not list any specific recruitment area for Company B. He listed Smith's company from
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to form a regiment of Texas lancer cavalry. The recruitment effort was well-publicized and many Texans preferred to serve in the cavalry rather than the infantry. The number of recruits was so large that three regiments were formed, the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
Lancers. These became the
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on November 29, 1864, Granbury's brigade drove off a Union regiment supported by a pair of cannons. Then, in the breakdown of the Confederate command communications that evening, the brigade was ordered to move in a different direction. At the
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on November 30, by an astonishing blunder, two brigades of Union troops were left in an advanced position to face the assault of 20,000 Confederates. When the Union troops were routed, men from the divisions of Cleburne and
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1027:, 6th-15th Texas, 7th Texas, 10th Texas, 17th-18th Texas, and 24th-25th Texas Infantry Regiments, Captain L. M. Nutt's Louisiana Cavalry Company, Goldthwaite's Alabama Battery, Key's Arkansas Battery, and
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on April 16, 1862, and about 900 soldiers were enrolled in the regiment by mid-September 1862. The 24th Texas Cavalry recruited men from the counties listed in the table below, plus others from
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882:. The Confederate high command only belatedly responded by ordering Cleburne's division to hold the north end of the ridge. Cleburne posted his leading brigade under Brigadier General
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never saw such accurate Union artillery fire. An exploding shell narrowly missed Foster, throwing him into the air and killing three soldiers nearby. The following day, during the
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on December 15–16, 1864, Cleburne's division was commanded by J. A. Smith and Granbury's brigade was led by Captain E. T. Broughton. The brigade consisted of the
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The 25th Texas Cavalry was organized at Camp Carter on April 24, 1862, and recruited men from the counties listed in the table below, plus others from
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738:. At Arkansas Post, the 24th Texas Cavalry numbered 587 officers and men, while the 25th Texas Cavalry counted 552. Arkansas Post was located on the
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in April 1862 and were dismounted to fight as infantry in July 1862. The two regiments served in the same brigade and were captured at the
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325:. In 1864, the other two Texas regiments were detached and the consolidated 24th and 25th fought as a separate infantry unit in the
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At Arkansas Post, the 24th Texas Cavalry suffered 54 casualties. The prisoners from the 24th Texas Cavalry were sent north to
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soon assumed command of the Union army and determined to capture Arkansas Post. With 13 gunboats and 50 transports,
309:, the two regiments were consolidated with two additional Texas cavalry regiments and in 1863 fought as infantry at
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Franklin Collet Wilkes was appointed colonel commanding the 24th Texas Cavalry. Robert Reese Neyland became
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where they were released in a prisoner exchange in April 1863. When the 24th and 25th Regiments joined the
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1951:"A Revised List of Texas Confederate Regiments, Battalions, Field Officers, and Local Designations"
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on September 19–20, 1863, the 17th-18th-24th-25th Texas was assigned to Brigadier General
362:, 24th Texas Cavalry, and 25th Texas Cavalry Regiments, respectively. Carter became the
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812:. The consolidated 17th-18th-24th-25th Texas Cavalry Regiment fought at the
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769:. Union casualties numbered 1,061 but they captured 4,791 Confederates.
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1051:, but a fragment also surrendered in the Trans-Mississippi on May 26.
792:. Many men died while in the prison camps before the men were sent to
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1934:. New York, N.Y.: University Press of Kansas for HarperCollins.
1889:"25th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (3rd Texas Lancers) (Gillespie's)"
1969:
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Units and formations of the Confederate States Army from Texas
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on November 27, 1863, Cleburne's division was the Confederate
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Battle of Ringgold Gap as viewed from the Federal perspective.
734:, the 24th and 25th Texas Cavalry Regiments (dismounted), and
1869:"24th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Wilkes') (2nd Texas Lancers)"
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The Shipwreck of their Hopes: The Battles for Chattanooga
954:. The next major action of Granbury's brigade was at the
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Recruitment Areas of the 25th Texas Cavalry Regiment
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Recruitment Areas of the 24th Texas Cavalry Regiment
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Christian, Carol E.; Leffler, John (April 1, 2021).
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2238:24th and 25th Consolidated Texas Cavalry Regiment
377:. The regiment was organized at Camp Carter near
287:24th and 25th Consolidated Texas Cavalry Regiment
1729:. Lawrence, Kansas: University Press of Kansas.
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1685:. Vol. 4. Secaucus, N.J.: Castle. 1987b .
1667:. Vol. 3. Secaucus, N.J.: Castle. 1987a .
1793:. Urbana, Ill.: University of Illinois Press.
1791:This Terrible Sound: The Battle of Chickamauga
1771:. Urbana, Ill.: University of Illinois Press.
1981:
8:
2323:3rd Texas Cavalry Regiment (Arizona Brigade)
2318:2nd Texas Cavalry Regiment (Arizona Brigade)
2313:1st Texas Cavalry Regiment (Arizona Brigade)
1915:. Austin, Tex.: University of Texas Press.
1707:. New York, N.Y.: David McKay Company Inc.
878:and threatened the Confederate defenses on
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1065:List of Texas Civil War Confederate units
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2288:35th (Brown's) Texas Cavalry Regiment
1913:Confederate Cavalry West of the River
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730:. Garland's brigade consisted of the
251:Texas Cavalry Regiments (Confederate)
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1848:Hathcock, James A. (April 5, 2011).
1683:Battles and Leaders of the Civil War
1665:Battles and Leaders of the Civil War
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866:On November 24, 1863, Major General
1828:Derbes, Brett J. (April 11, 2011).
898:, Smith's brigade consisted of the
890:'s brigade to its left and Colonel
1644:Bailey, Anne J. (April 11, 2011).
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997:Granbury's brigade fought in the
849:15th Consolidated Texas Regiment
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2426:1865 disestablishments in Texas
1049:Durham Station, North Carolina
341:, the 24th and 25th fought at
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1830:"Twenty-Fourth Texas Cavalry"
723:under the overall command of
88:Confederate States of America
70:Confederate States of America
53:16 April 1862 – 26 April 1865
2421:1862 establishments in Texas
2116:22nd Texas Infantry Regiment
2111:21st Texas Infantry Regiment
2106:20th Texas Infantry Regiment
2101:19th Texas Infantry Regiment
2096:18th Texas Infantry Regiment
2091:17th Texas Infantry Regiment
2086:16th Texas Infantry Regiment
2081:15th Texas Infantry Regiment
2076:14th Texas Infantry Regiment
2071:13th Texas Infantry Regiment
2066:12th Texas Infantry Regiment
2061:11th Texas Infantry Regiment
2056:10th Texas Infantry Regiment
1850:"Twenty-Fifth Texas Cavalry"
1646:"Twenty-First Texas Cavalry"
1150:Christian & Leffler 2021
1045:Trans-Mississippi Department
870:'s Union forces crossed the
831:'s brigade in Major General
810:18th Texas Cavalry Regiments
2298:36th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2283:34th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2278:33rd Texas Cavalry Regiment
2273:32nd Texas Cavalry Regiment
2268:31st Texas Cavalry Regiment
2263:30th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2258:29th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2253:28th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2248:27th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2243:26th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2233:23rd Texas Cavalry Regiment
2228:22nd Texas Cavalry Regiment
2223:21st Texas Cavalry Regiment
2218:20th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2213:19th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2208:16th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2203:15th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2198:14th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2193:13th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2188:12th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2183:11th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2178:10th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2051:9th Texas Infantry Regiment
2046:8th Texas Infantry Regiment
2041:7th Texas Infantry Regiment
2036:6th Texas Infantry Regiment
2031:5th Texas Infantry Regiment
2026:4th Texas Infantry Regiment
2021:3rd Texas Infantry Regiment
2016:2nd Texas Infantry Regiment
2011:1st Texas Infantry Regiment
1949:Williams, James E. (2021).
1629:Battles & Leaders 1987b
1581:Battles & Leaders 1987b
1413:Battles & Leaders 1987b
1338:Battles & Leaders 1987a
1278:Battles & Leaders 1987a
1239:Battles & Leaders 1987a
999:Franklin–Nashville campaign
978:On August 31, 1864, at the
732:6th Texas Infantry Regiment
366:of the 21st Texas Cavalry.
28:25th Texas Cavalry Regiment
20:24th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2452:
2308:2nd Texas Partisan Rangers
2303:1st Texas Partisan Rangers
2173:9th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2167:8th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2162:7th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2157:6th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2152:5th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2147:4th Texas Cavalry Regiment
2142:3rd Texas Cavalry Regiment
2137:2nd Texas Cavalry Regiment
2132:1st Texas Cavalry Regiment
1814:American Battlefield Trust
1029:Bledsoe's Missouri Battery
952:Battle of Rocky Face Ridge
896:Battle of Missionary Ridge
185:Battle of Missionary Ridge
790:Camp Douglas near Chicago
756:John Alexander McClernand
752:Battle of Chickasaw Bayou
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2354:11th Texas Field Battery
2349:10th Texas Field Battery
2328:San Elizario Spy Company
1705:The Civil War Dictionary
956:Battle of Pickett's Mill
868:William Tecumseh Sherman
149:2nd Lancers, 3rd Lancers
2364:Val Verde Texas Battery
2359:Douglas's Texas Battery
2344:1st Texas Field Battery
1997:Texas Confederate units
1953:. jamesewilliams.tripod
1808:Davis, Stephen (2021).
964:Battle of Gilgal Church
767:Battle of Arkansas Post
736:Hart's Arkansas Battery
355:Confederate States Army
303:Battle of Arkansas Post
291:Confederate States Army
167:Battle of Arkansas Post
118:Confederate States Army
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980:Battle of Jonesborough
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912:Battle of Ringgold Gap
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777:
748:Vicksburg, Mississippi
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570:Main Recruitment Area
429:Main Recruitment Area
191:Battle of Ringgold Gap
1930:Sword, Wiley (1992).
1893:National Park Service
1873:National Park Service
1040:Battle of Bentonville
1003:Battle of Spring Hill
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861:
839:and the consolidated
825:Battle of Chickamauga
814:Battle of Liberty Gap
786:Springfield, Illinois
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689:
214:Battle of Bentonville
179:Battle of Chickamauga
173:Battle of Liberty Gap
1701:Boatner, Mark M. III
794:Petersburg, Virginia
714:Theophilus H. Holmes
239:Clayton C. Gillespie
2390:Walker's Greyhounds
1607:, pp. 324–325.
1547:, pp. 199–208.
1535:, pp. 189–196.
1523:, pp. 130–131.
1511:, pp. 516–518.
1499:, pp. 502–503.
1475:, pp. 400–402.
1403:, pp. 234–241.
1388:, pp. 374–380.
1364:, pp. 235–237.
1352:, pp. 212–216.
1328:, pp. 151–154.
1316:, pp. 348–349.
1304:, pp. 274–279.
1292:, pp. 266–267.
1021:Battle of Nashville
802:Wartrace, Tennessee
728:Thomas J. Churchill
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208:Battle of Nashville
1036:Carolinas campaign
1008:Battle of Franklin
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888:Mark Perrin Lowrey
884:James Argyle Smith
864:
818:Tullahoma campaign
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763:David Dixon Porter
716:on July 26, 1862.
711:Lieutenant General
692:
561:
420:
413:, but was part of
371:lieutenant colonel
360:21st Texas Cavalry
339:Carolinas campaign
295:American Civil War
274:26th Texas Cavalry
269:23rd Texas Cavalry
237:Franklin C. Wilkes
162:American Civil War
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2169:(Terry's Rangers)
1909:Oates, Stephen B.
1854:Handbook of Texas
1834:Handbook of Texas
1750:Handbook of Texas
1723:Castel, Albert E.
1650:Handbook of Texas
1268:, pp. 24–25.
1229:, pp. 47–48.
973:Battle of Atlanta
922:' brigade of the
904:Hiram B. Granbury
798:Army of Tennessee
744:Mississippi River
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699:Thomas C. Hindman
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993:James A. Smith
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853:Roger Q. Mills
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417:until 1873.
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1497:Castel 1992
1485:Castel 1992
1473:Castel 1992
1461:Castel 1992
1437:Castel 1992
1425:Castel 1992
1401:Castel 1992
1123:Derbes 2011
1083:Bailey 2011
984:Flint River
876:Chattanooga
816:during the
782:Camp Butler
343:Bentonville
315:Chickamauga
311:Liberty Gap
293:during the
154:Engagements
146:Nickname(s)
2410:Categories
1638:References
1617:Sword 1992
1605:Sword 1992
1593:Sword 1992
1569:Sword 1992
1557:Sword 1992
1545:Sword 1992
1533:Sword 1992
1521:Sword 1992
1449:Davis 2021
1227:Oates 1994
1215:Oates 1994
1138:Oates 1994
1098:Oates 1994
806:17th Texas
707:Pine Bluff
337:. For the
234:commanders
227:Commanders
76:Allegiance
2337:Artillery
1911:(1994) .
1254:NPS 2021a
1203:NPS 2021b
1001:. At the
934:1864–1865
916:rearguard
900:7th Texas
703:El Dorado
682:1862–1863
399:McCulloch
349:Formation
335:Nashville
333:, and at
2004:Infantry
1789:(1996).
1767:(1994).
1725:(1992).
1703:(1959).
1059:See also
1053:Sergeant
924:XV Corps
874:east of
567:Company
535:Angelina
497:various
426:Company
395:Live Oak
331:Franklin
260:Previous
141:Regiment
132:Infantry
2125:Cavalry
1019:At the
968:Captain
962:At the
910:At the
823:At the
784:, near
750:at the
677:History
387:Fayette
364:colonel
232:Notable
128:Cavalry
58:Country
1938:
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1895:. 2021
1875:. 2021
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