25th Texas Cavalry 
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Joseph W. Rodgers - Private |
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No comments
Contact Name: Mike RogersContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 7/23/2005
| Company B | |
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c d kerr - Private |
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Calaway Denton Kerr Pvt. 25th Tx. Calvary Smith Brigade. Was from Talladega Ala.The 25th was referred to at times as the 3rd Texas Lancers(I am copying this from family records so accuracy isn't guarenteed)Enlisted in Tyler Co. Tx.C.D.Kerr was captured near Fort Hindman Ark.Jan.1863.Exchanged 4-1863.Wounded Nov.24 1863 at Mission Ridge.Discharged4-16-1864.
Contact Name: andyContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 4/11/2011
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Evan William Fortenberry - Corporal |
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Was captured at Arkansas Post and the Battle of Franklin Tennessee.
Contact Name: Bobby J. FortenberryContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 9/18/2009
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Jesse Green George - Private |
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No comments
Contact Name: Cheryl CampbellContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 6/16/2009
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John Carey George - Private |
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Escaped capture when 25th Texas Cavalry surrendered at Arkansas Post per widows Confederate Pension Application.
Contact Name: Cheryl CampbellContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 7/21/2007
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Daniel McCracken - Private |
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Daniel was captured in Arkansas and sent Camp Butler were he died unknown. His two brothers also was part of Company C Ansel and David McCracken
Contact Name: John McCrackenContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 5/31/2009
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William Priest - Private |
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William Priest was my great-great grandfather, and was captured at Arkansas Post, January, 1863. He died of starvation at Camp Butler, Illinois P.O.W. camp, and was buried there. His name is listed on the Camp Butler burial records.
Contact Name: Stephen PayneContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 6/22/2012
| Company E | |
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William G Daniel - Captain |
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25th Regiment, Texas Calvary, (3rd Texas Lancers, Gillespie's)
Contact Name: Kenneth L. MaxwellContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 12/12/2011
| Company E | |
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James Calvin De Lay - 1st Sergeant |
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Transferred from 9th Texas Calvary Co. K., June 6, 1862. Killed in action at Chickamauga Sept. 20, 1863.
Contact Name: Gayle Hennington-Van HornContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 5/9/2002
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Benjamin H Prouty - Private |
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No comments
Contact Name: Shawn VerdineContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 2/2/2007
| Company F | |
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John DuBose Rank Unknown |
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Captured at Arkansas Post. Died at Camp Butler 1963.
Contact Name: Sue C SmithContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 12/8/2020
| Company I | |
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Calvin B. Horton - Private |
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Pvt. Calvin B. Horton-25th Texas Cavalry(3rd Texas Lancers)--captured at battle of Arkansas Post;died Hickory Street Hospital(St.Louis,Mo.) Feb.24,1863--buried in Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery(St.Louis,Mo.) same day
Contact Name: Russell JordanContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 3/23/2006
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Jesse Harrison Tarkington - Private |
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we located where in Jan and Feb 1865 he was sick in the
hospital at Hempstead Tx. He is to have died 2-1865. So
far we have not located where he was buried. His family lived in Tarkington Prairie, Liberty Co, TX and his wife and other family are buried in McGinnis Cemtery in Liberty Co TX. However, no record can be found that his body was returned to his home.
Family information has said he died before making it home, so from what we can find he died in Hempstead.
Anyone who may can provide any information as to where soldiers who died in Hempstead Confederate Hospital 1865 and buried in the area, please contact us. We appreciate your help
Mary Ann Tarkington Johnson
Updated 1-22-2011
Recently reviewed documents when Pricilla West Tarkington got Confederate Script for 1280 acres of land stated in her own words he died in Hempstead Texas February 1865. So we now know for sure where he died, but not buried.
Another article recently discovered said some property at Hempstead for burial of solders, however no names have been located other than a few that were Union. Possibility he was buried there/
Contact Name: Mary Ann Tarkington Johnsonhospital at Hempstead Tx. He is to have died 2-1865. So
far we have not located where he was buried. His family lived in Tarkington Prairie, Liberty Co, TX and his wife and other family are buried in McGinnis Cemtery in Liberty Co TX. However, no record can be found that his body was returned to his home.
Family information has said he died before making it home, so from what we can find he died in Hempstead.
Anyone who may can provide any information as to where soldiers who died in Hempstead Confederate Hospital 1865 and buried in the area, please contact us. We appreciate your help
Mary Ann Tarkington Johnson
Updated 1-22-2011
Recently reviewed documents when Pricilla West Tarkington got Confederate Script for 1280 acres of land stated in her own words he died in Hempstead Texas February 1865. So we now know for sure where he died, but not buried.
Another article recently discovered said some property at Hempstead for burial of solders, however no names have been located other than a few that were Union. Possibility he was buried there/
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Date Added: 1/4/2011