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ARKANSAS
Edward G. Gerdes Civil War Home Page
FEW WORDS about the term "deserted". Many of these soldiers have the word "deserted" after their names.. We would like you to know that this is from the Microfilm from the National Archives. These soldiers may have been separated from their Units in the heat of battle, joined up with other Units and continued to fight this war.. They may have had families back home who were starving and no one to plant their crops or gardens... They may have gone home to visit awhile with loved ones and then return, only to find that there were so many miles between them and their original Unit that rejoining them was an impossibility, and so they joined with others to continue to fight in the war.
If you have any questions about the validity of the term "deserted" after your soldiers name, please do send for copies of the original records from the Arkansas History Commission. There is a form that can be downloaded for this purpose... This can be accessed on the main Civil War page at the bottom. Click on the address link and down load and print a form.
These pages are in no way associated with Rootsweb or USGenWeb or any other site on the Internet. The material on these pages belongs to Edward G. Gerdes and have been researched by him or Bryan Howerton from the microfilm records or have been a gift from another researcher to put on the Civil War pages.... These Units are not public domain, but personal files on the Civil War Units. We have not, nor will we give permission for our pages to be used on any other site. You may copy your soldiers records but not whole Units or Companies to be used on another website. If you wish a lookup, we will as always, be happy to do so. If you wish to link to our site then please do. We don't want our information duplicated on another site, such as a whole Unit or a Company. You may want to research the microfilm yourself if you want more information then what we have allowed here.
Edward
G Gerdes (deceased) -
We would like to encourage Libraries who do not have the microfilm to make
copies of these units for use by their patrons.....
A TEAR FOR THOSE WHO ARE LOST OR INJURED. OUR NATION WEEPS
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Killed in the Battle of Mark’s Mill - April 25th, 1864
"Arkansas
Confederate and Union Soldier's Burial Place"
Oakland
Cemetery Holland, Faulkner County
"Rock
Island Illinois Prison Confederate list of Dead"
"Alton
in the Civil War - Confederate Prison"
The
Gratiot Street Prison - St. Louis, Mo.
Mound
City National Cemetery
National
Cemeteries - Fayetteville - Fort Smith - Little Rock, AR
Confederate Burials at Fredericksburg
and Spotsylvania Court House
CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS, ETAL, BURIED IN
ST LOUIS
AND JEFFERSON
BARRACKS CEMETERIES
Arkansas Civil War Soldiers interred
at Finn's Point
and
Philadelphia National Cemeteries
LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MISSOURI
Fairview
Cemetery, Van Buren, Ark -
ORIGINAL LIST OF CONFEDERATE DEAD
Who sleep in Beautiful Fairview Cemetery,
Van Buren, Ark
Confederate
Cemetery at Fayetteville, AR includes
Louisiana, Missouri, Arkansas
and Texas troops.
"Madison
County Arkansas Cemetery"
Camp
White Sulphur Springs Cemetery
"Camp
Nelson Confederate Cemetery"
"The
Arkansas Civil War Memorial Page "
"Battle-Ground
upon Wilson's Creek, Mo. "
- "A large number of men in southern
Arkansas enlisted in Louisiana-
regiments. If you can't
find your south Arkansas ancestor on our
webpage in an Arkansas regiment,
and you think he may have enlisted in
LOUISIANA, email Bryan
Howerton for a look-up."
THE ARKANSAS CIVIL WAR MEDAL OF HONOR WINNERS
ARKANSAS
SOLDIERS IN VARIOUS MISCELLANEOUS UNITS
ADAMS'
REGIMENT ARKANSAS INFANTRY
BORLANDS
REGIMENT
CRAWFORD’S
ARKANSAS INFANTRY BATTALION
First
Battalion Arkansas Infantry
"1st
Arkansas Infantry
2nd
Arkansas Infantry Regiment
2d
REGIMENT OF CONFEDERATE INFANTRY
2nd
Arkansas Infantry Battalion CSA
3RD
CONFEDERATE INFANTRY REGIMENT
3rd
Arkansas Infantry Regiment CSA
McNair's
4th Arkansas Regiment - CSA
4TH
BATTALION ARKANSAS INFANTRY
3RD
CONSOLIDATED ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
5TH
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT CSA
6th
Infantry Regiment CSA
Shaver's
7th Regiment
8th
Arkansas Infantry Battalion, CSA
8TH
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
9th
ARKANSAS INFANTRY
10TH
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
11TH
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
11TH
& 17TH (GRIFFITH’S)ARKANSAS
12TH
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
14TH
(POWERS) ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT-CSA
15TH
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
15TH
(JOSEY'S) ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
15th
(Northwest) Arkansas Infantry
16TH
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
The
11 & 17th Arkansas Consolidated Mtd InfantryRegiment
17TH
(LEMOYNE'S ) ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
17TH
(GRIFFITH'S) ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
MARMADUKES
(18TH) ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
History
of the 19th (Dawson's Arkansas Infantry Regiment
19TH
(DAWSON'S) ARKANSAS INF REGIMENT
19th
AR Inf. Regt. - Not Dawson's or Dockery's
19TH(DOCKERY'S)
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGT
Rapley's
Sharpshooters 12th Arkansas Battalion, CSA
COCKE’S
REGIMENT OF ARKANSAS INFANTRY
"13th
Arkansas Infantry Regiment"
14TH
(McCARVER'S) ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
15TH
(JOHNSON'S) ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
18th
Arkansas Infantry Regiment, CSA
20th
Regiment Arkansas Infantry.
"21ST
(McCarver's Arkansas Infantry Regiment"
The
23rd Arkansas Infantry Regiment
The
24th Infantry Regiment CSA
HARDY'S
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
The
25th Arkansas Infantry Regiment Companies
26th
Arkansas Infantry Regiment.
27th
Arkansas Infantry
The
30th Arkansas Infantry Regiment Companies
Thirty-first
Regiment Arkansas Infantry
32nd
Arkansas Infantry Regiment CSA
33RD
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
34TH
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
Stoddard
Co. Rangers and Infantry Co. D.
WILLIAMSON'S
ARKANSAS INFANTRY BATTALION
First
Arkansas Consolidated Infantry CSA
35TH
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
36TH
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
37TH
(BELL'S) ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
38th
Infantry
40TH
TENNESSEE INFANTRY REGT.
1ST
OSAGE BATTALION CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
1ST
SQUADRON CHEROKEE MOUNTED VOLUNTEERS
1ST
CHEROKEE MOUNTED RIFLES-CSA - INDIAN NATION
Full Rosters -Companies A through K with McDaniels Company addition
Confederate
Indian Units in the Civil War of the West
"THE
FIRST CONFEDERATE MOUNTED RIFLES"
"DOBBINS'
1ST ARKANSAS CAVALRY, CSA"
ANDERSON'S
UNATTACHED CAVALRY BATTALION
CARLTON'S
ARKANSAS CAVALRY BATTALION
1ST
ARKANSAS CAVALRY REGIMENT
4TH
(GORDON'S) ARKANSAS CAVALRY REGIMENT-CSA
1st
Battalion (Stirman's)Arkansas Cavalry CSA
2D ARKANSAS MOUNTED RIFLES CSA
"THE
SECOND ARKANSAS CAVALRY BATTALION,CSA"
3rd
Regiment Arkansas Cavalry, CSA.
Crawford's
1st/10th Arkansas Cavalry, CSA
Monroe’s
1st/6th Arkansas Cavalry
6th
Battalion Arkansas Cavalry
7TH
ARKANSAS CAVALRY REGIMENT
The
8th Arkansas Cavalry Regiment
7th
Missouri Cavalry CSA
"10TH
Arkansas Cavalry Regiment company C."
11TH
ARKANSAS CAVALRY, CSA
15TH
(BUSTER'S) BATTALION ARKANSAS CAVALRY
29th
ARKANSAS CONFEDERATE CAVALRY
45th
Cavalry
The
46th Arkansas Confederate Cavalry
47Th
(Crandall's)Arkansas Cavalry Regiment
48Th
Arkansas Cavalry Regiment
Davies
Battalion Arkansas Cavalry CSA
Ford’s Battalion Arkansas Cavalry
- Company C—Jackson
County
1st
Arkansas, 6th Arkansas Cavalry &
Confederate
Veterans of Floyd County, Georgia
Freeman's
Regiment Missouri Cavalry
Fristoe's
Regiment Missouri Cavalry
Gipson
Battalion Mounted Rifles CSA
Hicks’
Independent Cavalry Company
Harrell's
Battalion, Arkansas Cavalry CSA
Nave's
Battallion - Arkansas Cavalry CSA
McGehee's
Regiment - Arkansas Cavalry CSA
Poes
Battlion - Arkansas Cavalry CSA
The
Pope Walker Guards Cavalry of Crawford Co. Arkansas
“The
Pulaski Lancers”
"QUANTRILL'S
PARTISAN RANGERS"
"Sebastian
County Cavalry"
Witherspoon's
Battlion - Arkansas Cavalry CSA
10TH
(WITT'S) ARKANSAS CAVALRY REGIMENT
Wright’s
12th Arkansas Cavalry, CSA.
1ST
TENNESSEE HEAVY ARTILLERY BATTALION- BATTERY A
Blocher's
Arkansas Battery
"The
Organization of the Artillery in 1864."
"Jackson
Light Artillery (Thrall's Battery)"
Clark
County Artillery (Wiggins' Battery) Second Arkansas Light Artillery.
"The
Crawford County Artillery"
Helena
Artillery (Key’s Battery)
Marshall's
Battery - Ark Light Artillery
Monticello
Artillery (Owen's Battery)
Pine
Bluff Artillery (Steck's Battery)
Dallas
Artillery (Hart’s Battery) Second Arkansas Field Battery
Pulaski
Light Artillery
First
Arkansas Light Artillery (Rivers’ Battery)
Washington
Artillery (Etter’s Battery)
ABRAHAM'S
COMPANY MOUNTED VOLUNTEERS
1st
Cavalry State Troops
Earnest’s
Company, Local Defense- Montgomery Co
Company
H, 23rd Regiment Arkansas Volunteers
The
Honored 600 of Morris Island
5TH ARKANSAS INFANTRY, STATE TROOPS
21st
Regiment Arkansas Militia - White County
Reiff's
Mounted Company - Arkansas State Troops
“The
Hempstead Rifles” -Arkansas State Troops
Jackson's
Co (A), Burbridge's Regt (4th MO) Cavalry P.A.C. of North Sub District
This unit has Greene County
Men in it
“Calhoun
County Yellow Jackets”
Larkin
Bunch's Company - State Troups
Pettus’
Battalion Arkansas State Troops-Sevier County
Pope
County Home Guard
“The
Sevier County Stars” - Arkansas State Troops
SPARK’S
COMPANY (60 days1862)
Van
Buren Frontier Guards Arkansas State Troops
"The
Napoleon Grays of Desha County"
The
Desha Rangers
THE
McCULLOCH RANGERS OF CONWAY COUNTY
"The
Napoleon Rifles of Desha County"
"THE
RICHLAND RANGERS: COMPANY D CSA"
"Confederate
Muster - Conway Co. AR"
"The
Peyton Rifles of Little Rock"
The
Border Rangers -White County, Arkansas
"Ashley
County Home Guard-1863.-Captain Benjamin Tiner"
"First
Arkansas Regiment, 30-Day Volunteers, CSA"
2nd
Arkansas Regiment, 30-Day Volunteers, CSA
"Clayton's
Company, 30-Day Volunteers, CSA"
"The
Invincible Guards of Magnolia, Columbia County Arkansas"
"Jackson
Light Artillery (Thrall's Battery)"
"Ballard's
Company, 30-Day Volunteers, CSA"
"Baker's
Company 30-Day Volunteers, CSA"
Chicot
Rangers - Chicot County
The
Crittenden Rangers
"Reve's
Mounted Company, 30-Day Volunteers, CSA"
"Dowd's
Company, State Troops Marion County, Arkansas"
"The
Davis Blues-Arkansas State Troops"
"Izard
Co. Historian"
4TH
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT, STATE TROOPS
5th
Regiment Arkansas Militia - Crawford County
7th
Regiment Arkansas Militia -Franklin County, Arkansas
"10th
Regiment Arkansas Militia (Johnson County)"
"Desha
County Battalion - Arkansas Militia-CSA"
"13th
Arkansas Militia-CSA"
15th
Regiment Arkansas Militia - Pope County
"45th
Regiment Arkansas Militia - Searcy County"
"50th
Arkansas Militia"
51st
ARKANSAS MILITIA REGIMENT
"58th
Regiment Arkansas Militia - Logan County"
62ND
ARKANSAS MILITIA
Clear
Lake Independent Guards
HUTCHISON’S
COMPANY -DAVIS BLUES’’(4th Regt) Ark Vols
Independence
County Home Guard—1861.
Pike
Guards-Arkansas State Troops.
Prairie
County Home Guard—1861.
Tumlinson’s
Independent Company Cavalry.
Monticello
Home Guard
Little
Rock Provost Guard-Capt John D. Willett
Hooker’s
Company, 30-Day Volunteers, CSA
THE
BOONEVILLE RIFLES - COMPANY A
Union
County Home Guard
“The
Yell Rifles” - Arkansas State Troops
The
GREAT STORIES
and LETTERS Page
Children
of the Confederacy, Drew County, Arkansas
The
Civil War Album.com Panaramic photos of the Battlefields
Chronological
list of Civil War Battles
The
Missouri SCV site with Missouri
regimental rosters pages.
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Mapping Information
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History Online
ARKANSAS
'UCV CAMPS a
gift from Anthony Rushing
Ex-Confederates
Organize Paul
Anderson Camp in Marianna, 1896
CONFEDERATE
WOMEN OF ARKANSAS 1861-'65
RESIDENTS
OF THE CONFEDERATE SOLDIER'S HOME
AT
LITTLE ROCK, AR - 1910 CENSUS
Official
documents of the Confederate government
A
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THE
PEACE SOCIETY OF ARKANSAS CIVIL WAR DOCUMENTS
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A Great place
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Links to Arkansas
Regimental Histories
Civil
War Regimental and other Histories
"The Battle
of Jenkins'Ferry" Saline Territory, AR. 1864 as copied
from a Special
Edition of the "THE MERRY GREEN PRESS"
New Era
Newspaper, Fort Smith, Arkansas
STATE
ARCHIVES ADDRESSES FOR CIVIL WAR AND PENSION RECORDS
The Pension Interview of THOMAS
FRANCIS MOORE
Civil War POW webpage "Brothers
Bound"
The
Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System
PLEASE MAKE NOTE OF THE NAME, UNIT AND
COMPANY OF THE MEN
YOU FIND ON THESE PAGES THAT YOU WANT A LOOK-UP
FOR AND
INCLUDE THEM IN THE EMAIL TO US
"The Union Army "
Arkansas
Volunteers, United States Army
Units and Service
Damned
Yankees Units in AR
Damned
Yankees Units,Black Soldiers in AR
"The First Battalion Six MonthsUnion Infantry"The records of this battalion contain a multitude of documents. Almost all of those who died in St Louis contain at least a death certificate and personal property inventory and many personal descriptions etc.) The deaths in the battalion probably are between 35 and 40%. Its amazing that they only had one deserter. EG
The
History and information about this Unit
Company
A - Company
B - Company
C - Company
D
This is a Unit organized at
Batesville Independence County
1ST
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT-USA
"2nd
Arkansas Infantry Regiment - USA "
"The
first Battery, Light Artillery, Union "
"1st
Arkansas Regiment Cavalry - Union"
2nd
Regiment Arkansas Cavalry Volunteers
"This is a MO/AR Border Unit with soldiers
enlisted from both States"
3RD
REGT ARKANSAS CAVALRY, UNION
4TH
ARKANSAS CAVALRY REGIMENT
2nd
Kansas Cavalry Company L
A List of Tennesseans Who Served
in the
4th
Arkansas Union Cavalry
During the Civil War from 1861
to 1866
Confederate
Service and Pension Records:
Some General Description of
How They were Created and What They Contain
If you find your soldier on these
lists and would like to order the Civil War or Pension records, a printable
form may be printed or download from these Arkansas History Commission
Webpages.
This document is in Portable
Document Format (PDF). Click
here to download the latest
version of Adobe AcrobatReader,
a free program that will allow
you to view and print PDF documents.
Arkansas
History Commission form for Civil War Record
Arkansas
History Commission Civil War Pension
Microfilm roll numbers for Confederate Regiments from all States
To order Union Civil War Records
from the National Archives order
Form 85 by E-Mail
Click on link above to send
Email to NARA & request forms
Form 80 has been replaced
by NATF Form 85 for pension records and the NATF Form 86 is the one used
now for Military service records. After Nov. 13, 2000, they
will no longer accept requests on the old NATF 80-Series (80, 81,82, and
84). They say to destroy all the old forms.
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