1st Tennessee Cavalry Regiment (Carter's) Company B

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Sunday, December 8, 2013

Troops in the Department of Western Virginia and East Tennessee

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Labels: 1st (Carter's) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, Colonel James E. Carter, Department of Western Virginia and East Tennessee, General Samuel Jones
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Below is a link to the map that lists the battles, skirmishes, routes taken and where they rested

  • 1st (Carter's) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment

FIELD OFFICERS

  • Colonel: James E. Carter
  • Lieutenant Colonel: Onslow Bean
  • Major: A. M. Goforth,
  • Major: John B. King
  • Major: Richard S. Van Dyke
ASSIGNMENTS

  • Pegram's Cavalry Brigade, Department of East Tennessee (Nov ~ Dec 1862)
  • Wheeler's Brigade, Wheeler's Cavalry Division, Army of Tennessee (Dec 1862 ~ Jan 1863)
  • Pegram's Cavalry Brigade, Department of East Tennessee (Jan ~ Aug 1863)
  • William's Cavalry Brigade, Department of East Tennessee (Aug ~ Sept 1863)
  • William's Cavalry Brigade, Department of Western Virginia and East Tennessee (Sept ~ Oct 1863)
  • William's - Giltner's Cavalry Brigade, Ransom's Division, Department of Western Virginia and East Tennessee (Oct 1863 ~ Feb 1864)
  • Giltner's Brigade, Cavalry Corps, Department of East Tennessee (Feb ~ Mar 1864)
  • Giltner's Brigade, Vaughn's Division, Cavalry Corps, Department of Tennessee (Mar ~ Apr 1864)
  • Vaughn's Brigade, Vaughn's Division, Cavalry Corps, Department of East Tennessee (Apr 1864)
  • Vaughn's Brigade, Cavalry, Department of East Tennessee (Apr ~ May 1864)
  • Vaughn's Cavalry Brigade, Department of Southwestern Virginia (May ~ June 1864)
  • Vaughn's Brigade, Breckinridge's Division, Valley District, Department of Northern Virginia (June ~ July 1864)
  • Vaughn's Cavalry Brigade, Department of Southwestern Virginia and East Tennessee July 1864 ~ Apr 1865)

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Labels

  • 14th (Carter's) Tennessee Cavalry Battalion (1)
  • 1st (Carter's) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment (47)
  • 5th U.S. Colored Cavalry (1)
  • Abingdon (2)
  • Albany (1)
  • Alford Locke (1)
  • Battle of Piedmont (2)
  • Bean Station (2)
  • Big Creek (1)
  • Blain's Cross Roads (1)
  • Blountville (1)
  • Boyd's Ferry (1)
  • Bristol (1)
  • Campbell's Station (1)
  • Captain Champ Ferguson (1)
  • Carter's Station (1)
  • Colonel Henry Giltner (4)
  • Colonel J. J. Morrison (1)
  • Colonel James E. Carter (47)
  • Colonel John S. Scott (2)
  • Crab Orchard (1)
  • Crab Orchards Road (2)
  • Cumberland Gap (1)
  • Danville (1)
  • Department of Western Virginia and East Tennessee (2)
  • Dickinson - Milburne House (1)
  • Dickson-Williams House (1)
  • Dutton's Hill (1)
  • Fort Sanders (2)
  • Fort Stevens (1)
  • Gen. Alfred Eugene Jackson (3)
  • General Alfred E. Jackson (1)
  • General Basil W. Duke (1)
  • General James Longstreet (6)
  • General John C. Vaughn (8)
  • General John Hunt Morgan (3)
  • General John Pegram (8)
  • General John Stuart Williams (2)
  • General Joseph Wheeler (2)
  • General Jubal Early (2)
  • General Samuel Jones (1)
  • General William " Grumble" Jones (6)
  • Greeneville (1)
  • Henry Hardin Williamson (1)
  • Hickman’s Bridge (1)
  • Jonesville (2)
  • Kingsport (2)
  • Knoxville (3)
  • La Vergne (1)
  • Lee Courthouse (1)
  • Lieutenant Colonel Onslow Bean (4)
  • Lieutenant General Samuel Jones (1)
  • Major A.M. Goforth (1)
  • Marion (2)
  • Monticello (2)
  • Mrs. Louisa Jackman (1)
  • Mudwall Jackson (1)
  • Murfreesborough (2)
  • Pegram’s Cavalry (1)
  • Pegram’s Expedition into Kentucky (2)
  • Pegram's Kentucky Raid (2)
  • Rheatown (1)
  • Rogersville (1)
  • Russell's Ford (1)
  • Saltville (1)
  • Siege of Knoxville (3)
  • Somerset (2)
  • Stanford Rd. (1)
  • Thomas' Legion (3)
  • Treason (1)
  • Washington D.C. (1)
  • Wheeler's Raid (1)
  • Wyerman's Mill (1)
  • Wytheville (1)
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