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Claiborne County Units in the Civil War
Mustered into State Service March 25, 1861
at Port Gibson, Claiborne County, Mississippi
Officers:
Captain I.G. Hastings, age 48, retired
Captain Henry Hughes, promoted Colonel, killed May 1864
Captain A.K. Jones
Captain R.R. Applewhite commanding, May 1864
1st Lt. A.I. Lewis
1st Lt. A.K. Jones
2nd Lt. W.H. Hastings
2nd Lt. A.J. Sims
3rd Lt. William T. Jeffries
38th Reg. Inf. (Mtd.), Co. B -Van Dorn Guards
48th Reg. Inf., Co. F - Claiborne Volunteers
(also, Co. F, 2nd Battalion Inf)
1st Regiment Wirt Adams Cavalry,
Company F / I - Warren & Claiborne Guards
(also Co. A, Hughes' Battalion Cavalry)
(also Co. C, Hughes' Battalion Cavalry)
Power's Regiment. Cavalry, Co. G - William's Co. (LA & MS)
Yerger's Reg Cavalry, Co. C W. Thompson's Co.
(also, Co. B, Moorman's Cavalry)
Note: Company B -- Capt. Banister Hudnall’s Independent Company (raised in Lawrence County, MS), and Capt. Thomas J. Hargrove’s/Hargrave’s Company [also called Co. D] (raised in Claiborne & Copiah Counties, MS)
(also Co. F, Moorman's Cavalry)
Note: Company D -- Capt. Joseph W. Davenport’s Cavalry Company [also called Co. F] (raised in Claiborne County, MS)
Note: Company F -- Capt. Joseph W. Davenport’s Company of Cavalry (raised Claiborne & Copiah Counties, MS)
Capt. Lewis' Independent Company (Claiborne Light Infantry)
made up of men from Jefferson, Claiborne, Franklin & Copiah Counties
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