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Anderson	Andrews	Angelina	Aransas	Archer	Armstrong	Atascosa
Austin	Bailey	Bandera	Bastrop	Baylor	Bee	Bell
Bexar	Blanco	Borden	Bosque	Bowie	Brazoria	Brazos
Brewster	Briscoe	Brooks	Brown	Burleson	Burnet	Caldwell
Calhoun	Callahan	Cameron	Camp	Carson	Cass	Castro
Chambers	Cherokee	Childress	Clay	Cochran	Coke	Coleman
Collin	Collingsworth	Colorado	Comal	Comanche	Concho	Cooke
Coryell	Cottle	Crane	Crockett	Crosby	Culberson	Dallam
Dallas	Dawson	Deaf Smith	Delta	Denton	DeWitt	Dickens
Dimmit	Donley	Duval	Eastland	Ector	Edwards	Ellis
El Paso	Erath	Falls	Fannin	Fayette	Fisher	Floyd
Foard	Fort Bend	Franklin	Freestone	Frio	Gaines	Galveston
Garza	Gillespie	Glasscock	Goliad	Gonzales	Gray	Grayson
Greer	Gregg	Grimes	Guadalupe	Hale	Hall	Hamilton
Hansford	Hardeman	Hardin	Harris	Harrison	Hartley	Haskell
Hays	Hemphill	Henderson	Hidalgo	Hill	Hockley	Hood
Hopkins	Houston	Howard	Hudspeth	Hunt	Hutchinson	Irion
Jack	Jackson	Jasper	Jeff Davis	Jefferson	Jim Hogg	Jim Wells
Johnson	Jones	Karnes	Kaufman	Kendall	Kenedy	Kent
Kerr	Kimble	King	Kinney	Kleberg	Knox	LaSalle
Lamar	Lamb	Lampasas	Lavaca	Lee	Leon	Liberty
Limestone	Lipscomb	Live Oak	Llano	Loving	Lubbock	Lynn
Madison	Marion	Martin	Mason	Matagorda	Maverick	McCulloch
McLennan	McMullen	Medina	Menard	Midland	Milam	Mills
Mitchell	Montague	Montgomery	Moore	Morris	Motley	Nacogdoches
Navarro	Newton	Nolan	Nueces	Ochiltree	Oldham	Orange
Palo Pinto	Panola	Parker	Parmer	Pecos	Polk	Potter
Presidio	Rains	Randall	Reagan	Real	Red River	Reeves
Refugio	Roberts	Robertson	Rockwall	Runnels	Rusk	Sabine
San Augustine	San Jacinto	San Patricio	San Saba	Schleicher	Scurry	Shackelford
Shelby	Sherman	Smith	Somervell	Starr	Stephens	Sterling
Stonewall	Sutton	Swisher	Tarrant	Taylor	Terrell	Terry
Throckmorton	Titus	Tom Green	Travis	Trinity	Tyler	Upshur
Upton	Uvalde	Val Verde	Van Zandt	Victoria	Walker	Waller
Ward	Washington	Webb	Wharton	Wheeler	Wichita	Wilbarger
Willacy	Williamson	Wilson	Winkler	Wise	Wood	Yoakum
Young	Zapata	Zavala

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1. 1883 Texas Pensioners Online
2. 1883 Wagon Train Settlers from Calvert, Robertson County to Cedar Gap, Taylor County, TX.
3. 1890 Hood County, TX Census Index of Civil War Veterans or their Widows
4. 1890 Veterans and Widows Special Census
5. 1890 Census Reconstruction - Coos County, Oregon Listing of soldiers/sailors from US Infantry, US Artillery, Navy, and states of AR, CA, CO, CT, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, MA, MD, ME, MI, MO, MN, NC, NH, NY, OH, OR, PA, RI, TX, VA, WI, Washington; to include many names without state identification.
6. 1890 Veterans Census for Northern Virginia - 1890 Veterans Census of Alexandria, Falls Church and Fairfax, Fauquier, Loudoun, Prince William, and Stafford Counties Listing of soldiers/sailors from US Infantry, US Artillery, Navy, and states of CA, CT, DC, IA, IL, IN, MA, MD, ME, MI, MO, MN, MS, NC, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, TN, TX, VA, VT, WI, WV, Washington; other titles of Surgeons, Inspector General, US Inf., Chaplin Hospital; includes many names without state identification or units.
7. 1907 Reunion of Thirtieth Texas Cavalry
8. 1907 Census of Confederate Soldiers - Blount County. [includes numerous states]
9. 1907 Census or Enumeration of Confederate Soldiers Residing in the state of Alabama - Baldwin County. [includes numerous states]
10. 1907 Census or Enumeration of Confederate Soldiers Residing in the state of Alabama - Washington County. [includes numerous states]
11. 1907 Census or Enumeration of Confederate Soldiers Residing in the state of Alabama - Mobile County. [includes numerous states]
12. 1911 Enumeration of Ex-Confederate Soldiers and Widows of Deceased Soldiers - Parish of Lincoln, LA. [includes numerous states]
13. 4th Texas Volunteers, Co. C; The Westernmost Campaign of the Civil War - New Mexico Territory 1861-1862
14. Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska - Military Rosters This website is well worth looking at. It names the Veterans residence as well as their nationality and in some cases where buried. Of the first 3 pages I came up with more states and countries than I can list here. Nationalities of Canada, Prussia, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, Sweden, England, Luxemboug, Switzerland, Wales, and more.
15. Benton County, TN - Tragedy at Duck Hill Station [includes names from various states]
16. Camp Ford, CSA
17. Camp Ford, CSA
18. Casualties of the 10th Texas Infantry at Jonesboro, Georgia August 31 and September 1, 1864
19. Civil War Battles - Texas
20. Civil War Confederate Regiments from Texas cities/counties
21. Civil War in the West [includes states of AR, CA, CO, NM,OR,TX and much more]
22. Civil War Medal of Honor Recipients
23. Civil War Mysteries: Home of the Unknowns
24. Civil War Photographs: Confederate
25. Civil War Order of Battle - Army of Northern Virginia - Confederate
26. The Confederados - Confederate Veterans in Brazil [numerous units from different states listed]
27. Confederate Indigent Families List (1863-1865) From the Texas State Library and Archives Commission
28. Confederate Marker, Jackson County, TX.
29. Confederate Soldiers and the War Between the States in Northeast Texas
30. Confederate Soldiers Buried in Smith County, Texas
31. Confederate Soldiers of Northeast Texas
32. Colorado County Confederate Soldiers This page by Nesbitt Memorial Library.
33. DeSoto Parish, Louisiana - Civil War Soldiers Who Served with the 28th Texas Cavalry
34. Field Officers Serving in Texas Confederate Regiments
35. Garvin County, Wynnewood, OK Confederate Monument [Veteran list includes the states/units of AL, AR, AZ, GA, KY, LA, OK, MO, MS, NC, SC, TN, TX, VA, Cado Indian Battlation, Palmetto Sharpshooters, Chickasaw Battalion, Cherokee Mounted Rifles, Choctaw & Chickasaw Mounted Rifles]
36. Handbook of Texas Online: Gano's Brigade
37. Grayson County TXGenWeb Confederate Forces and Links
38. Great Locomotive Chase (Andrews Raiders) by Find-A-Grave. [includes the states of CA, GA, IA, IL, KS, MO, NY, OH, TN, TX, WV]
39. Handbook of Texas Online: Parson's Brigade
40. Handbook of Texas Online: Woods, Peter Cavanaugh, Company A, Thirty-sixth Texas Cavalry Regiment (often called the Thirty-second)
41. Hill's Lamar Cavalry No. 2
42. Histories and Rosters of Confederate Units that served in the Shenandoah Valley [numerous states listed]
43. Hood County, Texas in the Civil War
44. Hood County, Texas, Confederate Veterans Roster
45. Howard's Grove Hospital [includes numerous states]
46. Illustrated History of the 4th Texas Infantry
47. Limestone County, TX - Civil War Pension Applications
48. Maxey's Lamar Rifles
49. Men of the 10th Texas Infantry that died at Little Rock, AR
50. Military Records in Parker County
51. Milam County, TX in the Civil War
52. Mill's County, TX Civil War Veterans Index of CSA Vetern Pension Applications
53. Milton Webb's Lamar Cavalry
54. Milton Webb's Lamar Mounted Volunteers
55. Navarro County Civil War Rosters Index
56. Randys Texas (lists numerous Civil War Units and biographies)
57. Regimental Nicknames
58. Scandinvian Soldiers in the Confederate Forces
59. Smith County, TX Genealogy Forum img src="new".gif>
60. Smith County, Texas Records img src="new".gif>
61. Smith County, Texas: Political Graveyard img src="new".gif>
62. Somervell County, TX.
63. Texans in the Civil War
64. Texas Confederate Flag Project
65. Texas Confederate Pension Index
66. Texas Civil War Pension Records
67. Texas Confederate Military Organizations by Local Designations
68. Texas Confederate Journals Cavalry Regiment Page
69. Texas Forces in the Civil War by Texas Military Forces Museum
70. 8^th Texas Cavalry, Terry's Texas Rangers Information, roster & reenactment
71. Texas in the Civil War Message Board
72. Texas Military Monument located in Vicksburg, MS
73. Texas Regiments
74. Texas Union Regimental Histories
75. Texas Veteran Photo: Cass County TX Veteran Association
76. Texas Veteran Photo: Dallas Texas, Tom Green Brigade, Confederate Veterans Reunion 1902
77. Tyler-Smith County History
78. Union Soldiers Executed Sequential Order
79. Units of the 19th Corps Regimental Histories of the 19th Corps (Includes states of CT, IN, LA, MA, ME, MI, NH, NY, PA, RI, TX, US, VT, WI)
80. Victoria County Civil War Muster Rolls
81. Waul's Texas Legion-Willis' Cavalry Battalion Company "C"
82. 1^st Texas Infantry, Co. D, Texas Guards, CSA
83. 1^st Texas Sharpshooters, CSA
84. 1^st Texas Volunteer Infantry Regiment
85. 2^nd Texas Cavalry - Gidding's Bn. Co. B
86. 2^nd Texas Cavalry Co. K
87. 2^nd Texas Infantry
88. 2^nd Partisan Rangers Regiment of Texas
89. 3^rd Texas Cavalry
90. 3^rd Texas Cavalry, Co. F
91. 4^thTexas Cavalry, CO. C
92. 5^thTexas Company E - Dixie Blues [re-enactor group with original roster]
93. 5^thTexas Partisan Cavalry Regiment
94. 6^th Texas Cavalry Regiment, The Lancaster Guards, Company F
    ("Stone's Regiment")Part of Ross' Texas Brigade
95. 7^th Texas Cavalry, CO. C
96. 7^th Mounted Volunteer Regiment, Co E, Trinity County, TX, CSA 1861
97. 8^th Texas Cavalry "Terry's Texas Rangers"
98. 9^th Brigade, Texas Militia, Texas State Troops
99. 9^th Texas Artillery, CSA
100. 9^th Texas Field Artillery, CSA
101. 9^th Texas Cavalry, CSA
102. 9^th Texas Infantry
103. 10^th Texas Infantry
104. 10^th Texas Cavalry, CSA
105. 11^th Texas Cavalry
106. 11^th Texas Cavalry (Co A&B Cooke County; Co C Grayson County; Co D Hopkins County; Co E Red River County; Co F Fannin County; Co G Collin County; Co H Hunt County; Company I Titus County; Co K Bowie County)
107. 12^th Texas Cavalry
108. 16^th Texas Cavalry, CO. H
109. 16^th Texas Infantry Muster Roll
110. 18^th Texas Infantry Muster Roll
111. 20^th Texas Infantry, CO. D (Partial List)
112. 22^nd Texas Infantry Muster Roll
113. 23^rd Texas Cavalry Regiment
114. 24^th Regiment Texas Cavalry, Co. B
115. 25^th Texas Cavalry, CO. C
116. 25^th Texas Cavalry, CO. D
117. 27^th Texas Cavalry, CSA
118. 28^th Texas Cavalry
119. 29^th Texas Cavalry Muster Roll
120. 34^th Texas Cavalry, CSA
121. 37^th Texas Cavalry (Terrell's) CSA

 

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