2nd Texas Infantry

great great grandfather

Was a resident of Neosho, Newton County (taken from McDonald County)Missouri, but according to his obituary, 'went to Texas to enlist under his old friend Thomas Harrison'. Also in 34th Texas Cavalry. Fought in Waller's under Tom Green.He is pictured in the group of Green's unit at the Confederate Reunion of 1902 (I think in Houston). Might be same W H Fleming or William Fleming etc. that is in Terry's 8th Texas who was wounded at Shiloh and discharged, but can't find documentation of that. Obit states he was also at Big Black River, Pleasant Hill,Yellow Bayou. Sounds like Red River Campaign? Can't find his service record. Any help much appreciated.

Alford Forbes was a farmer from Ellis County, Texas. Family tradition tells us he was drafted into service in 1862 and joined the 2nd Texas infantry after the battle of Shiloh. Surrendered with his unit at Vicksburg, he walked home and stayed on his farm until exchanged, then rejoined his unit in Galveston.

Toward end of Civil War, the unit where Capt. William D. Goff served was stationed at Galveston, Texas.

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My grandfather James L.Lockley served with Waul's texas legion & 2nd.Texas according to his confederate pension application which was approved by Texas in 1913.

Benjamin Madison Clark was born December 30, 1829 to William Isom and Jane (Williams) Clark in Sevier County, Tennessee. Benjamin enlisted in Company C, 2nd Texas Infantry on September 10, 1864. His unit was stationed in Galveston and didn't see too much action for the rest of the war.

William W. Adams enlisted in Gilmer, Upshur County, Texas June 26 1862. He was at Vicksburg when Pemberton surrendered. He was pardoned and went home. Mary J. Adams, William's wife, applied for and received a pension for William's service in the War. Application number 4035.

I have pension records from the 1890's to early 1900's on my direct descendant who served in the Second Texas Infantry. I have no idea how long he served in this unit, but it was until the unit disbanded in May of 1865. He is buried in our family cemetery in Spring, Texas. The Daughters of the Confederacy has placed a marker at the grave site.

Theo Clifton was born in 1836 in Tennessee, son of Wilson Clifton and Sarah Welch. Enlisted during the summer of 1861. He fought at Shiloh, Corinth, and Hatchie Bridge. Mortally wounded at Vicksburg in 1863 and died near Texarkana, Texas, trying to make his way back home. His body was brought back to Hopkins County, Texas, by wagon to the family burying ground and placed near his parents. He left one son, Augusta B. Clifton, born 1860 in Hopkins Co., TX.

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Frank was KIA-8 April,1864 at the Battle of Mansfield (Sabine Crossroads). Muster card has last name spelled Hazelett.

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1837-1915

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Arthur was born in 1835 in Saint Mary's County Maryland. He was a graduate of West Point. He has 52 cards in his archival file. He was in Texas at the outbreak of the war and Joined on 1 July 1861 in the 2nd Regt. Texas Infantry, assigned to Artillery, Meckling's Battery. Also know as 1st Texas Infantry, Moore's Regt., Galveston Regt, Van Dorn Regt. He was wounded and lost a leg at Corinth, Miss. on 3 Oct. 1862. He was transferred by order of Gen. Herbert to back to Co F. 2nd Regt as Adjutant & Attorney Ge, for the Regt. Promoted to Captain 31 Dec. 1863. 10 August he is absent due to wounds. He died 9 Oct. 1864 of Yellow Fever at his post. He had refused Gen. McGruders offer to retire for health reasons. Arthur upheld the highest honor of the battlefield soldier and is a true Southern Patriot. My search is on to find his grave. Deo Vindice He is my 5th cousin 4 x removed thru my Maryland Thomas line. Thin but kin.

2nd Texas State Troops Infantry} Enlistment (6months 1863-1864) B:Feb 18 1824 Mississippi. D: 1890 Oklahoma.

Oliver was born 15 June 1842 in Amite, Mississippi. He enlisted as a Pvt 10 Aug 1862 from Newton Co. Texas for the war. Sworn in by Lieut. J. Towerd and mustered 19 Nov 1863. He is due payment of $5 for ord. He has 4 cards in his archival file. 5 Dec 1864 he is granted a 29 day furlough. Battles: Shiloh, 2nd Corinth, Harchel's Bridge, Snyder's Bluff and the siege of Vicksburg. He died 15 Jan 1939 in Jasper Co. Texas. He was the Father in Law of a cousin.

joined with father philip bruce scott and uncle robert wilson scott (both vets of texas revolution) trained galveston and camp bee , fought at shiloh and farmington . died of camp fever near jackson miss of camp fever , 19 years old from burleson co. tx.

Private Co. G, 2nd Texas Inf. Regiment. Enlisted 25 September 1861at Galveston, Galveston Co., Texas. Wounded at Corinth, Mississippi. Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi on 4 July 1863. Paroled 7 July 1863. Later transfered to 2nd Texas Cav.

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Granville Fry is my GG Granduncle.

Noble was mustered in by Lt. Sparks at Gavalston, Texas on 12 Sept. 1861. Elected Captain. The unit was mustered into Confederate Service over the months of Sept and Oct. 1861. He was promoted to Major and later to Lt. Col on 27 Jan. 1863. 4 July 1863 he is captured at Vicksburg, Miss. He was wounded in the Battle of Corinth. Recovered and rejoined his unit.

Pvt. Enlisted 11 March 1862 at Houston for the war. Enrolled by Capt. McGinnis. His CMR card for May-June 1862 states that he died at Okolona, Mississippi on 2 June,1862. He was never paid.

william enlisted on 11 March, 1862 at Houston by Capt. N.L. McGinnis for the war. The same day as his brother Peter J,. He is wounded at Shiloh and sent to Texas General Hospital at Quitman, Miss.on 12 April. July he back with his unit which is attached to 2nd Corps. Army of the Mississippi. Nov. -Dec. 1862 he is now attached to the hospital as a cook. [If any researcher runs across the AWOL matter. It was an error as he was on detached duty as a Guard at the central wharf in Galvaston, Texas. He returned to his unit and was again assigned wharf guard duty. He also requested a 40 day leave that was granted[copy of letter in my file] As to help his family gather the crops on his farm which was 170 miles away.

The records show that James B. Rogers, private, Company H (H is underlined), 2d Texas Infantry, Confederate States Army, enlisted September 12, 1861, and on the roll of the company for August, 1862, his name appears with the remark: 'Discharged at Camp Priceville, Miss., Aug. 2, 1862.'

Any additional information on William Louis would be greatly appreciated.

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Wounded at Shilo, treated and died at Hospital in Hazlehurst Miss. buried in Confederate Cem. Hazlehurst Miss. contact for more information on other Confederate soilders buried at Hazlehurst Miss.

Brother to Josiah Lambert. T.A.Lambert is buried with his wife in San Saba Texas

Other than time serving CSA lived entire life in Dialville, Cherokee County, Texas

I would like any information on my ancestor. He was killed in the battle of Shiloh April 6, 1862.

Killed at vicksburg May 22, 1863

After the death of his brother Nathaniel at Vicksburg, William Henry Harrison Wiseman stayed with the 2nd Texas to the end. He returned home to Texana in Jackson County, Texas, where he died,according to a family paper, of'war wounds' in January, 1866 and is buried there in an unknown grave,

Dr. Middleton was an Assistant-Surgeon on regimental staff, medical staff to be exact. He was from Charles Co. Maryland.