At 07:57 AM 7/17/99 -0400, you wrote: >Stan, >Thanks for the heads up!<bg> Can't let Stewart slip through!!! >Here we are folks! Some how Stewart got missed in the transcribing... It >tis hear... > > >******************************************** > >The Source is: Tenneseans in the Civil War, Published by the Civil War >Centennial Commission. > >The following is a list of Federal and Confederate Civil War Regiments of >Middle Tennessee > >BENTON COUNTY > >Confederate >Captain J. R. Williams� Tennessee Cavalry Company. >5th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Company �E� (2nd �C�) and �M� (2nd �H�). >27th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Company �A�. >49th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Company �I�. >55th (Brown�s) Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Companies �A� and �B� > >Federal >7th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, Company �I�. > > >HENRY COUNTY > >Confederate >Captain D. F. Alexander�s Independent Cavalry Company; General H.B. Lyon�s >Escort. >Captain J. R. William�s Independent Cavalry Company. >Napier�s Tennessee Cavalry Battalion, Company �E�. >7th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, Company �G�. >10th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, Companies 1st �K�, 2nd �K�, 2nd �I�. >18th (Newsom�s) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, Company �D�. >20th (Russell�s) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, Companies �B�, �E�, �F�, and >�K�. >12th (Faulkner�s) Kentucky Cavalry Regiment, Companies �E�, �F�, and �G�. >4th Mississippi-Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Company �C�. >5th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Companies �A�, �B�, �C�, �D�, �F�, �G�, > �H�, �I� and �K�. >46th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Companies �A� through �K�. >154th Senior Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Company �F�. > >Federal >7th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, Company �D�. > > >HOUSTON COUNTY > >This county was not organized until 1871, from Stewart, Dickson and >Humphreys Counties, and it has not been possible to identify any units >coming from what is now Houston County. Goodspeed�s History of Tennessee >says men from this section served in the 11th, 14th, and 15th Tennessee >Infantry Regiments. > > >HUMPHREYS COUNTY > >Confederate >Cox�s Tennessee Cavalry Battalion, Companies, �A� and �E�, became 1st >Company �A� and 1st Company �K�, 10th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment. > >Napier�s Tennessee Cavalry Battalion, Companies �C� and �E� became �F� and >1st �I�, 10th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment. > >B.L. Phillips� Company Independent Scouts. >Captain Frank Maney�s Light Artillery Company. >Captain John W. Morton�s Light Artillery Company. >24th Tennessee Infantry Sharpshooter Battalion, Companies �B� and �C�. >10th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Company �A�. >11th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Companies �A� and �I�. >42nd Tennessee Infantry Regiment, 1st Company �D�, became 2nd Company �H�. >50th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Company �K�. > >No Federal entries > >HOUSTON COUNTY >This county wass not organized utnio 1871 from Stewart, Dickson and >Humphreys Counties, and it has not been possible to identify any units >coming from what is now Houston Cunty. Goodspeed's History of Tennessee says >men from this section serve in the 11th, 14th and 15th Tennessee Infantry >Regiments. > >STEWART COUNTY >Stewart County Units >Confederate >14th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Companies D,E, and F. >50th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Companies B,F, H and I > >No Known Federal Units - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- HI ALL: A little to add to the data above! I looked for over 2 years for my G-Grandfather Dixon Crossno Lindsey who my father said died in the Civil war in 1862 at shilo without sucess in any of the above units or any other Tenn unit altho I knew he was from the crooked Creek area (about 2 miles from Danville crossing) until I went to Washington D.C. to the NAT. Archives where I searched in vain until I lucked upon a young man who worked there who ask "if I had Looked under the Confederate outfits", in a seperate file for men and units NOT ASSIGNED to any state as they were Men from several states. and there I found he joined the Conf.on Jan 1,1862 at Danville,Tn. his unit was called the TENNESSEE VOLINTEER CALVARY 2nd div. CO "I" OF THE 1st CONF.Cavalry which had men from Tn.,KY.,AR.,&MISS.and they were in TRAINING on FEB,6,1862 when Fort Donaldson was attacted and were told to guard the R.R.Bridge at Danville which they did until a Union Gunboat forced them to retreat to Paris ,Tn. where they pertisipated in the "Battle for Paris ",on March 10,1862 and on april 2,1862 were ordered to report to Corrent,MISS and in rout on april 7,1862 Heard the Guns at Shilo but got there about 7 p.m. to late to fight that day and were assigned to Bedfort Forrest Cav. to protect the Retreat on the 8th & 9th they saw several skermashes and had several men injered. (all this is from other men in the 1st conf. Cav. Qustineer's letters and not in the Officional record). on April 28,1862 Duixon was missing from muster with a note "sich leave Danville", and the 1866 court record in Camden,Tn.for his widow states he died in Benton Co. in MAY 1862/3 it is not known how. The point is dont overlook the CONFEDERATE UNITS. if yours is not in any state unit.gabbie