My Confederate Heroes

My Confederate HeroesPage 2
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More of my Ancestors who so bravely fought and died for a Cause in which they believed during the War Between the States.
THESE I HONOR!
THIS IS MY HERITAGE.

Private John M. HuntMy Great Granduncle1st Texas Mounted RiflesArmy of Trans-Mississippi
Private John W. HuntMy GranduncleCompany G, 18th Texas Volunteer InfantryArmy of Trans-Mississippi
Private Thomas Leander HuntMy GranduncleCompany H, 19th Texas Volunteer InfantryArmy of the Trans-Mississippi

Private A. R. BartonMy 2nd Great GranduncleCompany B, 11th Texas InfantryArmy of Trans-Mississippi
Private Abel R. CrowMy 2nd Cousin, 4 Times RemovedCompany D, 34th Texas Volunteer CavalryArmy of Trans-Mississippi
Private Eli F. CrowMy 1st Cousin, 3 Times RemovedCompany D, 34th Texas Volunteer InfantryArmy of Trans-Mississippi

Private John R. CrowMy 3rd Cousin, 3 Times RemovedCompany D, 34th Texas Volunteer CavalryArmy of Trans-Mississippi
Private Levi CrowMy 2nd Great GranduncleColonel Jones' Regiment of Cavalry, 5th BrigadeArmy of Trans-Mississippi
Private Stephen R. CrowMy 2nd Great GranduncleCompany E, 25th Louisiana InfantryArmy of Trans-Mississippi

Private Stephen BedfordMy 1st Cousin, 2 Times RemovedFrontier Regiment of Texas State TroopsColonel J. M. Norris, CommandingCaptain J. J. Cureton's Company of Rangers

Private James Mouton BedfordMy 1st Cousin, 2 Times RemovedFrontier Regiment of Texas State TroopsColonel J. M. Norris, CommandingCaptain J. J. Cureton's Company of RangersAnd LaterFrontier Regiment of Texas State TroopsColonel J. E. McCord, CommandingCaptain Newton White Company of Rangers

Private William Gordon BedfordMy 1st Cousin, 2 Times RemovedColonel J. M. Norris, CommandingCaptain J. J. Cureton's Company of Rangers

Private Jonas Bedford HuntMy 2nd Cousin, 2 Times RemovedTom Gaines Company, Colonel Green's Regiment32nd Missouri CavalryUnder General John S. MarmadukeDied from Pneumonia while Serving
Private Alfred HuntMy 2nd Cousin, Twice RemovedCompany C, 3rd Missouri Cavalry, C.S.A.Army of Trans-MississippiSurrendered at New Orleans, Louisiana by General Edward Kirby Smithto Major General Edward Richard Spriggs Canby, May 26, 1865.Parolled at Shreveport, Louisiana, June 22, 1865
Pvt. Richard Austin CrowMy 2nd Cousin, 3 Times RemovedCompany A, 26th Alabama InfantryArmy of Tennessee

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