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Official Records navy Series 2, vol. 1

[http://archive.org/stream/officialrecords05unkngoog#page/n6/mode/2up Index Series 1, vols. 1-13]

For more information on the history of the 1st Virginia Infantry, see the following:


 * The Wikipedia article, 1st Virginia Infantry, (accessed 20 September 2011)

list of New York historical societies at http://longislandgenealogy.com/histsoc.html

1st Battalion Cavalry, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army Company A- Many men mustered in from Prestonburg, Floyd County.

Captain James E. Melton’s Company of Cavalry, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army Many men mustered in from Kentucky. The company was organized by Captain Melton, of Calloway county, Kentucky, after his return from Virginia where he had taken part in the first battle of Bull Run as 2nd Lieutenant in the 9th Alabama Infantry. With this Cavalry Company he was ordered to Fort Henry, where the company remained until after the battle of Fort Henry and retreated from there to Fort Donelson; engaged at battle in several other battles. On the escape of Gen,. Forrest with is command this Company was left behind with Col. Roger Hanson’s 2nd Infantry and was surrendered with the garrison at the capitulation of Fort, Donelson. Records for this Regiment's Companies are from McDowell’s book, “Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky Civil War Vol. II Confederate”, Pg. 326-327. (US/CAN 973.9 M2rc V. 2)

Murphy’s Company, Independent Cavalry Company, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army Many men mustered in from Lexington, Fayette County and Murfreesboro, Rutherford. The above is a copy of the only roll of this Company on file at Washington, D. C., Roll dated March 15, 1862. Careful research has failed to secure additional information. Records for this Regiment's Companies are from McDowell’s book, “Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky Civil War Vol. II Confederate”, Pg. 328. (US/CAN 973.9 M2rc V. 2)

Bolin’s Company of Independent Cavalry, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army Many men mustered in from Fort Henry, located in Stewart County and Henry County, Tennessee, and Calloway County, Kentucky. Records for this Regiment's Companies are from McDowell’s book, “Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky Civil War Vol. II Confederate”, Pg. 328-330. (US/CAN 973.9 M2rc V. 2)

Jester &amp; Trousdale’s Company of Independent Cavalry, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army Many men mustered in from many counties in Kentucky and Tennessee. Records for this Regiment's Companies are from McDowell’s book, “Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky Civil War Vol. II Confederate”, Pg. 330-332. (US/CAN 973.9 M2rc V. 2)

7th Battalion Mounted Infantry, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army Company A - Many men mustered in from Bracken County, Kentucky. Records for this Regiment's Companies are from McDowell’s book, “Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky Civil War Vol. II Confederate”, Pg. 332-336. (US/CAN 973.9 M2rc V. 2)

Beck’s Company of Partisan Rangers, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army Many men mustered in from Lexington, Fayette County Records for this Regiment's Companies are from McDowell’s book, “Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky Civil War Vol. II Confederate”, Pg. 336-338. (US/CAN 973.9 M2rc V. 2)

Field’s Company of Partisan Rangers, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army Many men mustered in from Lawrence County and Carter County, Kentucky. Remarks about individuals, indicating service records, are recorded on page 345-347. Records for this Regiment's Companies are from McDowell’s book, “Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky Civil War Vol. II Confederate”, Pg. 338-347. (US/CAN 973.9 M2rc V. 2)

Company A - Many men mustered in from Prestonburg, Floyd County. Company B - Many men mustered in from Prestonburg, Floyd County and Owen County Company C - Many men mustered in from Prestonburg, Floyd County. Company D - Many men mustered in from Prestonburg, Floyd County. Company E - Many men mustered in from Cumberland Ford, Middlesborough, Bell County, Kentucky. Records for this Regiment's Companies are from McDowell’s book, “Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky Civil War Vol. II Confederate”, Pg. 348-363. (US/CAN 973.9 M2rc V. 2) 2nd Battalion Mounted Rifles, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army Company A - Many men mustered in from Morgan County. Company B - Many men mustered in from Fleming County and Camp Bynum, Hawkins County. Company C - Many men mustered in from Fleming County. Company D - Many men mustered in from Logan County, Virginia. Company E - Many men mustered in from Powell County. Company F - Many men mustered in but muster location was not recorded. Records for this Regiment's Companies are from McDowell’s book, “Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky Civil War Vol. II Confederate”, Pg. 364-383. (US/CAN 973.9 M2rc V. 2)

3rd Battalion Mounted Rifles, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army Company A - Many men mustered in from Harrison County and Mt. Sterling, Montgomery County. Company B - Many men mustered in from Mt. Sterling, Montgomery County. Company C - Many men mustered in from Big Eagle, Scott County. Company D - Many men mustered in from Mt. Sterling, Montgomery County. Company E - Many men mustered in from Owen County. Company F - Many men mustered in from Abington, Washington County, Virginia. Records for this Regiment's Companies are from McDowell’s book, “Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky Civil War Vol. II Confederate”, Pg. 365-399. (US/CAN 973.9 M2rc V. 2)

Jessee’s Battalion Mounted Rifles, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army Company A - Many men mustered in from Owen County. Company B - Many men mustered in from Boone County. Company C - Many men mustered in from Richmond, Madison County. Records for this Regiment's Companies are from McDowell’s book, “Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky Civil War Vol. II Confederate”, Pg. 400-407. (US/CAN 973.9 M2rc V. 2)

Buckner’s Guards, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army (1st Organization 1861) These men mustered in from Bowling Green, Warren County. Buckner’s Guards, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army (2nd Organization Three Years) These men mustered in from Knoxville, Pendleton County. Buckner’s Guides, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army These men mustered in from Bowling Green, Warren County. Records for this Regiment's Companies are from McDowell’s book, “Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky Civil War Vol. II Confederate”, Pg. 408-413. (US/CAN 973.9 M2rc V. 2)

The Blackburn Guards, Kentucky Volunteers, Confederate States Army These men mustered in from Lynchburg,Virginia. Records for this Regiment's Companies are from McDowell’s book, “Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky Civil War Vol. II Confederate”, Pg. 412. (US/CAN 973.9 M2rc V. 2)

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