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NON-ALABAMA UNITS WITH ALABAMA TIES
This is only a beginning list to positively identify units from other states that received men from Alabama. Should you know of others, please contact me directly.
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- Adam's Mississippi Cavalry Regiment
- Barrett's Missouri Battery received men from Sengstak's Alabama Battery in late 1863.
- Cobb's Kentucky Battery received survivors from Water's Alabama Battery in November 1863.
- Dupree's Independent Company
- Ferrell's Georgia Battery
- Iron Works Battalion Whiteside's Naval Batt'n, GA Inf. (Local Defense)
- Mayberry's Tennessee Battery received survivors from Water's Alabama Battery in November 1863.
- McCaa's Rangers
- Captain. S. H. Dailey's Co. 1st Class Militia - Home Guard Composed of Beats No. 5, 11 & 12, Monroe County, Alabama
- 2nd Kentucky Cavalry Regiment
- 3rd (Forrest's) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment
- 2nd
Florida Infantry
- 2nd Florida Infantry
- Company A, Perry's Rifle Rangers (many men from Greeneville, AL)
- Company A, a partial roster
- 3rd Florida Cavalry Battalion (Company "E" and "I") Consolidated with other units to become the 15th Confederate Cavalry.
- Company D, 4th Confederate Infantry Regiment: formed in then Coffee, now Geneva County September 14, 1861 under the command of Capt Henry W. Laird; became a company of the 1st Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi and captured at Island #10 in April 1862; became a part of the 54th Alabama after exchange.
- 12th Mississippi Cavalry Regiment (aka 16th Confederate Cavalry Regiment) was organized in Alabama.
- 25th Georgia Infantry Regiment - 3rd Company E - Irwin Invincibles -
- Company C, 31st Georgia; don't have the organization place/date, but the company was made-up entirely of men from Russell, Dale, Henry, Barbour and Coffee Counties Alabama.
- 32nd Tennessee Infantry Regiment
- 33rd Mississippi Infantry Regiment
- Company E, 37th Tennessee Infantry Regiment
- 38th
Tennessee Regiment
- Company G, Tuskaloosa Plow Boys
- Company H, 40th Tennessee Infantry Regiment; organized in Coffee County Alabama.
- Company I, 40th Tennessee Infantry Regiment: organized at Rocky Head, Dale County by Captain John A. Minter on September 7, 1861; also became a part of the 1st Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi and 54th Alabama, ref above; about half the company was from Coffee and the others from Dale.
- 50th Tennessee Infantry Regiment - History and Roster of Company "C" "Wilson Grays" which was organized September 13, 1861 in Montgomery Alabama.
- Events of Interest
- Alabama Civil War Roots Homepage
- Alabama Unit Links
- Home Counties Of Alabama Units
- Locating Civil War Service Record and Pension Records
- General Resources Links -
- Cemetery Links
- Civil War Letters
- Alabama Civil War Roots Rootsweb Query Page
- Alabama in the Civil War Message Board
- Soldier Roots
The Alabama Civil War Roots' webmaster, James D. Allen, passed away February 5, 2003. His tireless dedication to making available information on all our Civil War ancestors will always be our inspiration. We dedicate the continuation of this site to him. Jimmy, we miss you.
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Updated: - - Wednesday, 30-Apr-2008 11:27:51 MDT