831 Series I Volume LII-II Serial 110 - Supplements Part II
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Wharton's (Gabriel C.) Infantry. See Virginia Troops, Confederate, 51st Regiment.
Wheeler's (J. C.) Artillery. See Arthur M. Rutledge's Artillery, ante.
Wheeler's (Joseph) Infantry. See Alabama Troops, Confederate, 19th Regiment.
White's (John F.) Cavalry. See Tennessee Troops, Confederate, 1st Regiment (Robers.)
White's (Moses) Infantry. See Tennessee Troops, Confederate, 37th Regiment.
White's (Robert M.) Cavalry. See Texas Troops, Confederate, 6th Regiment.
Whifield's (F. Eugene). Infantry. See Mississippi Troops, Confederate, 9th Regiment.
Wicks' (M. J.) Cavalry. See Confederate Troops, Regulars, 6th Regiment.
Wier's (R. Stuart) Infantry. See Enterprise Guards, Infantry, ante.
Wigfal Rifles, Infantry. See Mississippi Troops, Confederate.
Wilkinson Rifles Infantry. See Mississippi Troops, Confederate.
Willcoxson's (John B.) Cavalry. See Georgia Troops, Confederate, 2nd Regiment, State.
Williams (Christopher H.) Infantry. See Tennessee Troops, Confederate, 27th Regiment.
Williams' (John S.) Infantry. See Kentucky Troops, Confederate, 5th Regiment.
Williamson's (H. E.) Infantry. See Rough and Readies, Infantry, ante.
Willingham's (James J.) Infantry. See Alabama Troops, Confederate, 6th Regiment.
Wimberly's (Samuel H.) Infantry. See Conecuh Guards, Infantry, ante.
Winn's (Samuel J.) Cavalry. See Georgia Troops, Confederate, 16th Battalion.
Winona Stars, Infantry. See Mississippi Troops, Confederate.
Wood's (R. L.) Artillery. See Hiram M. Bledsoe's Artillery, ante.
Wood's (Robert C. Jr.,) Cavalry. See Wirt Adams' Cavalry, ante.
Wood's (William B.) Cavalry. See Kentucky Troops, Confederate, also 2nd Regiment.
Wright's (John V.) Infantry. See Tennessee Troops, Confederate, 13th Regiment.
Yalobusha Rifles, Infantry. See Mississippi Troops, Confederate.
Yancey Guards, Infantry. See Alabama Troops, Confederate, 18th Regiment.
Yeiser's (James G.) Artillery. See Cherokee Artillery, ante.
Young's (Andrew) Cavalry. See Georgia Troops, Confederate, 30th Battalion.
Youg Guard, Infantry. See Florida Troops, Confederate, 1st Regiment.
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