LaFourche Crossing, Brasher City, Donaldson, Fort Beauragard, Morgans Ferry, Grand Coteau, & Camp Pratt. Engaged in the Vicksburg and Red River Campaigns. His regiment served in the Trans - Mississippi Dept and fought in Texas, Arkansas & Louisiana. In Aug 1863 he is assigned extra duty as a Teamster.

Feb 1863 he is assigned extra duty as a nurse at Pine Bluff. 1862 he is left behind sick in hospital at Austin, Arkansas. He was mustered at Camp Terry for 3 years. He enlisted when the Regiment was formed 27 March 1862 at Lexington, Burlson Co. He is found on the 1860 census as a 16-year-old in Burleson Co.

He died in the Confederate Home for old soldiers in Dallas Co. His pension # 28528 filed 1 June 1914 from Farmers Branch, Dallas Co. While there the war ended, and he did not return. William H Debo to go to Tenn and find a remount. Late in the war Thomas became dismounted and was sent on detached duty by Col. The scant info I have found is as follows Thomas in his application for pension stated as did two of his witnesses that they served under the aforesaid commander. The regimental record of Barteau's has no official history. Then there is that Yankee bunch of traitors. Note for clarification: I have found 3 CSA regiments designated as the 2nd Tenn. Thomas was born in Bagdad, Jackson Co Tenn. John was related to me by marriage to Louisa Eliza Jane Huddleston. I believe this is in error as the chaotic conditions at the time let to the loss of paperwork and the sheer confusion to the time led to later clerical errors as I have found men back in their unit after being declared deserted. PS: It should be noted that over the years I have found several members marked as deserted. Thus, the command formed was designated the 22ndRegt Tenn. companies were assigned to the command and became 2nd Co. The Mississippi companies did not show up and the Alabama company was transferred to the 56th Regt. J Guttery's Co A 13th Battalion Alabama Partisan Rangers were transferred to this command and two Mississippi Companies were added to bring it to regimental strength. A & B Companies of 1st McNair's Battalion Ten Cav. The history of this regiment is even more convoluted and confusing as the following units were incorporated in its ranks to bring it up to regimental strength. , which was paroled at Gainsville, Ala in May of 1865.Ģ. dated Feb 13,1865 and formed the 21st and 22nd Regiment Tenn. No 28 Hdqrs Cavalry District of Miss and East La. were consolidated about March 1865 apparently in accordance with S.O. in two places as the 16th and Wilsons and the 22nd also known as the 2nd and Barteau's Regiment Tenn. There is no known written history for the 22nd that I am aware of, However, I have found much information on the CMR cards in John's file. NOTE there are 3 Confederate Regiments known as the 2nd. Cavalry on at its formation at Nashville. He and his wife Minerva J Payne who died are buried at Bagdad Cem, Leander, Williamson Co. His description: fair complexion, dark hair, blue eyes, and is 5ft 10 inches tall. He was released after swallowing the yellow dog.

He was imprisoned at Louisville, Ky and sent on to Camp Chase. campaign and was captured at Carthage, Tenn. John rode with Gen Nathan Bedford Forrest in the Tenn. The 22nd is a consolidated regiment and struggled to maintain enough men to keep its regimental designation. NOTE: see the data entered for John Thomas Vaughn to view explanation for the convoluted history of this unit. The 1860 census finds him in that county age 17. Isaac was the father-in-law of my 4th cousin 3 times removed. They have earned the undying respect of this 20-year veteran. Many sick, malnourished and some with no shoes. About 9 April 1865 the remnants of the Tennessee Infantry were Consolidated and formed the 3rd Consolidated Tenn. He was engaged at Shiloh and followed the line of battle thru the Atlanta and Carolina Campaigns. The 24th was attached to Cheatham's Division. He is listed on the 1860 census as 16 y/o at the aforementioned location. Isaac was born in District 2, Defeated Creek Community, Smith County, Tenn.

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