tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-369157442011-11-27T17:03:22.505-07:00Documents, Reports Reminiscences & Articles on Brig. Gen. Thomas Green's Texas Cavalry Corps, Trans-Mississppi Department, Confederate States ArmyRichnoreply@blogger.comBlogger71100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-36915744.post-5590106038727110532007-07-07T20:05:00.000-06:002007-07-07T21:16:33.333-06:00

MOBILE REGISTER AND ADVERTISER, July 24, 1864, p. 1, c. 8Picture of the War.Jack Hardin, or the Old Soldier of the Arizona Brigade.[From the Texas Telegraph]* * * He was passing by our camp with a simple nod, driving before him a miserable pony that should have been discharged with a pension. "Stop, old soldier, and give us the news. What command are you from?" "Baylor's regiment, Major's

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[HOUSTON] TRI-WEEKLY TELEGRAPH, February 16, 1863, p. 1, c. 4 A Battle Flag for Col. Reily's Regiment. We are gratified to learn that a Battle Flag has been presented to this brave and veteran regiment. They have fairly won this honor from the lovely and appreciative women of Texas. These tried troops will never desert or disgrace their colors. Col. James Reily, 1st Regiment,Sibley's Brigade,

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CAVALRY CORPSMAJOR GENERAL THOMAS GREENBee's Cavalry Division - Brigadier General Hamilton Prioleau BeeDebray's Cavalry Brigade - Brigadier General Xavier Blanchard Debray23rd Texas Cavalry Regiment --- Colonel Nicholas C. Gould26th Texas Cavalry Regiment --- Colonel Samuel B. Davis32nd Texas Cavalry Regiment --- Colonel Peter C. WoodsBuchel's Cavalry Brigade - Brigadier General Augustus C.

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Report of Maj. Sherod Hunter, Baylor's (Texas) Cavalry, commandingMosquito Fleet, of the capture of Brashear City.BRASHEAR CITY, June 26, 1863GENERAL: I have the honor to report to you the result of the expedition placed under my command by your order June 20.In obedience to your order, I embarked my command, 325 strong, on the evening of June 22, at the mouth of Bayou Teche, in forty-eight

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Brigade, of operations June 22 - July 13.HEADQUARTERS FIRST CAVALRY BRIGADENear Panco, on the La Fourche, June 30, 1863GENERAL: Early in this month I was ordered by you to the Lower Teche, for the purpose of reconnoitering the enemy at Brashear, and to collect together and fit up light boats preparatory to making a descent upon the enemy , if practicable. While engaged in the execution of these

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Thomas Green was born in Buckingham County, Virginia, on June 8, 1814, to Nathan and Mary (Field) Green. The family moved to Tennessee in 1817. Green attended Jackson College in Tennessee and Princeton College in Kentucky before he received a degree from the University of Tennessee in 1834. He then studied law with his father, a prominent judge on the Tennessee Supreme Court. When the Texas

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Welcome to the Green's Cavalry Division, CSA web log. This site will contain official Civil War reports, reminiscences and articles regarding Gen. Thomas Green's Cavalry Corps. Green's Civil War military career and command started with the Campaign in New Mexico in command of a single regiment, 5th Texas Mounted Volunteers and culminated with his death in the Red River Campaign of 1864 as

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