969 Series I Volume XLI-III Serial 85 - Price's Missouri Expedition Part III
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FIRST (TEXAS) CAVALRY DIVISION.
Major General JOHN A. WHARTON.
First (Texas) Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAM STEELE.
12th Texas, Colonel William H. Parsons.
Texas Battalion, Lieutenant Colonel Charles L. Morgan.
19th Texas, Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin W. Watson.
21st Texas, Colonel DeWitt C. Giddings.
Second (Texas) Brigade.
Brigadier General JAMES P. MAJOR.
[2nd Arizona] Texas, Colonel George W. Baylor.
[3rd Arizona] Texas, Colonel George T. Madison.
1st Texas Partisan Rangers, Colonel Walter P. Lane.
2nd Texas Partisan Rangers, Colonel Isham Chisum.
Third (Texas) Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM P. HARDEMAN.
4th Texas, Lieutenant Colonel George J. Hampton.
5th Texas, Colonel Henry C. McNeill.
7th Texas, Colonel Gustave Hoffmann.
[13th] Texas Battalion, Colonel Edward Waller, jr.
Unattached.
11th Arkansas Infantry (mounted), Colonel John L. Logan.
THIRD ARMY CORPS.
Major General JOHN G. WALKER.
SECOND (TEXAS) DIVISION.
Fifth (Texas) Brigade.
Brigadier General JAMES M. HAWES.
2nd Texas, Colonel Ashbel Smith.
20th Texas, Colonel Henry M. Elmore.
-- Texas, Colonel Barnard Timmons.
1st Texas Heavy Artillery, Colonel Joseph J. Cook.
Sixth (Texas) Brigade.
Brigadier General PAUL O. HEBERT.
8th Texas, Colonel A. M. Hobby.
13th Texas, Colonel Joseph Bates.
[21st] Texas, Lieutenant Colonel William H. Griffin.
[11th] Texas Battalion, Lieutenant Colonel Ashley W. Spaight.
Sixth Mounted Artillery Battalion.
Captain H. WILLKE.
Dege's (Texas) battery, Captain A. E. Dege.
Nichols' (Texas) battery, Captain William H. Nichols.
Welhausen's (Texas) battery, Captain Charles Welhausen.
Willke's (Texas) battery, Captain H. Willke.
THIRD (TEXAS) CAVALRY DIVISION.
Brigadier General THOMAS F. DRAYTON.
Seventh (Texas) Brigade.
Brigadier General JAMES E. SLAUGHTER.
[4th Arizona] Texas, Colonel Spruce M. Baird.
2nd Texas, Colonel Charles L. Pyron.
-- Texas, Colonel T. Scott Anderson.
-- Texas, Colonel Santos Benavides.
Eighth (Texas) Brigade.
Brigadier General HENRY E. McCULLOCH.
Border Regiment (Texas), Colonel James Bourland.
-- Texas, Colonel Charles M. Bradford.
35th Texas, Colonel Reuben R. Brown.
Frontier Regiment (Texas), Colonel James E. McCord.
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