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In doing my work I have freely used that of Gen. Marcus J. Wright, C. S. A., who has done considerable work in the Confederate records, in charge of the government at Washington; and, also, that of Col. I. W. of Avery, C. S. A., who has compiled and published A History Georgia. The compilation embraces (1) Field Officers, which are Col- onels, Lieutenant-Colonels, and Majors, arranged alphabetically; States alphabeti- (2) Regiments and Battalions, arranged by cally, showing the composition and structure of each. time need The book is intended to aid those who may at some the historical information it contains. Respectfully, Claud Estes. Macon, Ga., January 1, 1912. LIST OF FIELD OFFICERS IN THE CONFEDERATE STATES SERVICE NOTE—The asterisk (*) opposite the name indicates that it has been taken from what purports to be the signature. Abbitt, Wyatf, Colonel 174th Virginia Miliwa. Abercrombie, Leonard Anderson, Lievitenant-Colonel 20th Texas Infantry. Abercrombie, (*) Robt. H., Major, Lieutenant-Colonel 45th Alabama Infantry. Abernathy, Alfred H., Colonel 53d Tennessee Infantry. Abert, (*) George W., Lieutenant-Colonel, Colonel 14th Mississippi In- fantry. Abington, (*) Hardeman A., Major 38th (formerly 8th, Looney's) Ten- nessee Infantry. Abney, (*) Joseph, Colonel 22d South Carolina Infantry; Major 27th South Carolina Infantry; Major 1st Battalion South Carolina Sharpshooters. Adair, (*) John A., Lieutenant-Colonel, 4th Kentucky Infantry. Adair, (*) Wm. P., Colonel 2d Cherokee Mounted Rifles. Adaire, (*) Thos. N., Major, Lieutenant-Colonel, Colonel 4th Mississippi Infantry. Adams, C, Major Rawlings' Infantry Battalion, 2d Div., Missouri State Guard. Adams, (*) Chas. W., Colonel 23d (Adams') Arkansas Infantry; Major Adams' Battalion, Arkansas Infantry. Adams, (*) Daniel W., Lieutenant-Colonel, Colonel 1st Louisiana Regulars. Adams, (*) Fleming W., Colonel 38th Mississippi Infantry. Adams, (*) H. W., Colonel 53d Virginia Militia. Adams, (*) James P., Major 10th (also called 3d) Battalion South Caro- lina Cavalry. Adams, J. L., Major 7th Arkansas Cavalry. Adams, (*) James T., Major, Lieutenant-Colonel 26th North Carolina Infantry. Adams, Jos. W., Major 44th Georgia Infantry. Adams, P. B., Major 42d Virginia Infantry. Adams, (*) Samuel, Colonel 33d Alabama Infantry. Adams, T. C, Major 156th Virginia Militia. Adams, (*) Warren, Major 3d South Carolina Artillery Regiment (1st South Carolina Regulars or Enlisted men) Adams, (*) Wm. C, Lieutenant-Colonel 38th Arkansas Infantry. Adams, (*) Wirt, Colonel Wirt Adams' Mississippi Cavalry. Aderhold, (*) Jacob W., Lieutenant-Colonel 1st Confederate Infantry. Adrian, (*) Thos. W., Major, Lieutenant-Colonel 12th Battalion Tennessee Cavalry. Aiken, (*) D. Wyatt, Colonel 7th South Carolina Infantry. Aiken, (*) Hugh K., Colonel 6th South Carolina Cavalry; Lieutenant- Colonel 16th Battalion South Carolina Cavalry. Aiken, (*) James, Major, Lieutenant-Colonel, Colonel 13th Alabama In- fantry. Aiken, (*) John A., Major, Lieutenant-Colonel 63d Tennessee Infantry. Aikin, (*) James F., Major 9th Battalion Tennessee Cavalry. Akers, (*) Wm. T., Major 51st Virginia Infantry. Albert H. St. G., Colonel 1st Virginia Militia, 7th Brigade. Albright, Wm. A., Colonel 48th North Carolina Militia. Alcorn, (*) Milton S., Major 1st Mississippi Infantry. Alexander, Almerine M., Colonel 34th (also called 2d Partisans) Texas Cavalry. Alexander, Charles M., INIajor 59th (afterward mounted) Tennessee Infantry. Alexander, (*) David W., Lieutenant-Colonel 8th (Baxter Smith's, also called 4th) Tennessee Cavalry (Canceled.) Alexander, (*) E. P., Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander's Battalion Artillery. .Alexander, G. L., Major 16th (also called 4th) Battalion Alabama Infantry. Alexander, () Thomas W., Lieutenant-Colonel 29th Georgia Infantry; Major Floyd Legion, Georgia State Guard. Alexander, (*) W. J., Major Frontier Cavalry Regiment, Texas. Alldridge, (*) Enoch, Major 48th Alabama Infantry. Alldridge, (*) Jesse J., Lieutenant-Colonel 48th Alabama Infantry. Allen, (*) Alexander C, Major 1st and 2d Tennessee Consolidated; Major 27th Tennessee Infantry. Allen, Augustus C, Major 19th Texas Infantry. Allen, (*) Henry W., Lieutenant-Colonel, Colonel 4th Louisiana Infantry. Allen, Jack, Lieutenant-Colonel 3d Kentucky Cavalry. Allen, (*) James H., Lieutenant-Colonel 5th Virginia Cavalry. Allen, (*) James W., Colonel 2d Virginia Infantry. Allen, John, Major 14th (Mitchell's) Arkansas Infantry. Allen, (*) John K., Major 30th Mississippi Infantry. Allen, (*) Joseph V. H., Major 63d Georgia Infantry. Allen, (*) Lawrence M., Colonel 64th North Carolina Infantry; Lieuten- ant-Colonel 11th Battalion North Carolina Infantry. Allen, (*) Robert C, Major, Colonel 28th Virginia Infantry. Allen, (*) Robert Dickinson, Major 17th Texas Infantry. Allen, (*) Robert Thomas Pritchard, Colonel 17th Texas Infantry. Allen, (*) William A., Lieutenant-Colonel 51st North Carolina Infantry. Allen, (*) William, Major 10th Battalion Virginia Heavy Artillery. Allen, (*) William W., Major, Lieutenant-Colonel, Colonel 1st Alabama Cavalry. Alley, (*) Alexander K., Colonel 36th Tennessee Infantry. Allin, (*) Philip T., Major 26th Battalion Tennessee Cavalry. Allison, (*) Robert D., Colonel 24th Tennessee Infantry; Colonel Alli- son's Squadron Tennessee Cavalry. Allison, (*) W. B., Major, Lieutenant-Colonel 18th South Carolina Infantry. Allston, (*) Benjamin, Major 5th Virginia Cavalry, Prov. Army (dis- banded) ; Major 19th Mississippi Infantry (temporarily assigned). Allston, Ben., Major, P. A. C. S., temporary commander 4th Alabama. Almon, (*) Moses T., Major, Lieutenant-Colonel 7th Georgia Infantry. Alston, Chas., jr., Major 18th South Carolina Battalion Artillery (Siege Train). Alston, R. A., Major, Lieutenant-Colonel 9th Tennessee Cavalry; Lieu- tenant-Colonel 1st Special Battalion Kentucky Cavalry. Alston, (*) Robt. W., Major 12th (formerly 2d) North Carolina Infantry. Alston, (*) T. Pinckney, Major, Lieutenant-Colonel 1st South Carolina Infantry (Provisional Army). Amacker, (*) O. P., Lieutenant-Colonel 3d Louisiana Cavalry, 1865. Amerine, (*) John P. W., Major 37th Alabama Infantry; Colonel 57th (also called 54th) Alabama Infantry. Amis, James S., Colonel 42d North Carolina Militia. Anderson, (*) Benjamin, Major 1st Kentucky Infantry; Major, Lieu- tenant-Colonel 3d Kentucky Infantry. Anderson, (*) Charles D., Major, Lieutenant-Colonel 6th Georgia Infantry. Anderson, (*) Charles D., Colonel 21st Alabama Infantry; Major, Colonel 20th Alabama Infantry. Anderson, David W., Major 44th Virginia Infantry. Anderson, (*) Edward C, jr., Major 24th Battalion Georgia Cavalry; Major 7th Georgia Cavalry. Anderson, (*) Frank P., Lieutenant-Colonel 59th Virginia Infantry. Anderson, (*) George B., Colonel 4th North Carolina Infantry State Troops. Anderson, (*) George T., Colonel 11th Georgia Infantry. Anderson, (*) James B., Major, 1st Louisiana Regular Artillery Regiment. Anderson, (*) James W., Major 1st Georgia Volunteers. Anderson, J. B., Major 1st Infantry Battalion Texas State Troops. Anderson, (*) John H., Lieutenant-Colonel 2d North Carolina Battalion Reserves; Major 2d (Anderson's) Battalion Junior Reserves; Colonel 2d Regiment North Carolina Junior Reserves. Anderson, (*) John H., Lieutenant-Colonel, Colonel 8th (Fulton's) Ten- nessee Infantry. Anderson, J. J., Major 3d South Carolina Stale Troops. Anderson, Joseph, Major 19th (Dawson's) Arkansas Infantry. Anderson, (*) J. Patton, Colonel 1st Florida Infantry. Anderson, (*) Lemuel B., Major 7th Georgia Infantry. Anderson, (*) Paul F., Lieutenant-Colonel 8th (Baxter Smith's, also called 4th) Tennessee Cavalry. Anderson, Richard, Lieutenant-Colonel 15th South Carolina Infantry. Anderson, (*) Richard H., Colonel 3d South Carolina Artillery (1st South Carolina Regulars or Enlisted Men). Anderson, (*) Robert H., Major 1st Battalion Georgia Sharpshooters; Colonel 5th Georgia Cavalry. Anderson, (*) Thomas Scott, Lieutenant-Colonel 6th Texas Infantry; Colonel Anderson's Regiment Texas Cavalry. Anderson, (*) William, Major South Carolina Palmetto Sharpshooters. Andrews, (*) Clinton M., Major, Lieutenant-Colonel, Colonel 19th North Carolina Volunteers (2d North Carolina Cavalry). Andrews, (*) Garnett, Major, Lieutenant-Colonel 8th Confederate Bat- talion Infantry. Andrews, (*) Hezekiah L., Major, Lieutenant-Colonel 2d Battalion North Carolina Infantry. Andrews, John F., Major 66th Georgia Infantry (declined appointment). Andrews, (*) Julius A., Colonel 32d (also called 15th) Texas Cavalry. Andrews, (*) Lorenzo D., Major 38th North Carolina Infantry. Andrews, R. Snowden, Major, Lieutenant-Colonel Andrews' Battalion Artillery.
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