Ard mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was present for the December 31, 1861 Muster Roll. No further record.

William B. Albright Mustered into Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age was reported at 21 years old on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll. No CSA records with Company K found for Albright.

John M. Armstrong Enlisted into the Texas State Service on July 10, 1861 or August 1, 1861 (depending on which State Muster Roll you read) at Fort Washita, Chickasaw Nation, by Lieutenant T. H. Wallace. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age was reported at 27 years old on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   His horse was killed in the battle of Elk Horn on March 7, 1862. Paid $125 for loss of the horse on August 15, 1863 at Camp Beech Creek, near Rome, Georgia. Served through the war and was paroled at Talladega, Alabama in May of 1865 by U.S.A. Brevet Brigadier General Chrysler.

K.W. Ball  Mustered into Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age was reported at 21 years old on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Ball mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was wounded in action (Slightly) near Farmington, Mississippi when accidently shot by a member of his own Company on May 9, 1962. The record actually states that he was wounded on May 9, 1863, but there is mention of Army of the West, General Van Dorn, etc., which indicates 1862. Became Acting Commissary Sergeant on the Field and Staff in late 1863 and final Muster Rolls.

J.B. Bearsfield  Is not shown on Captain Morris’ State Muster Roll. On Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll, it is said the he mustered into the Texas State service on June 28, 1861 at Boston in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. Bearsfield was 22 years old and refused to return with the Company to the place on rendezvous on September 10, 1861. No CSA Service records were found for him with this Company.

Elias Bivins  Mustered into Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age was reported at 24 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Bivins mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer.

   Private Bivins was later captured at Florence, Kentucky on September 12, 1862. Prison records indicate he was 22 years old, born in Missouri and a Farmer by occupation. Sent to Cincinnati Military Prison and then Camp Chase in Ohio. Transferred to Cairo, Illinois on September 29, 1862. Exchanged at Vicksburg, Mississippi. He was present for the April 30, 1863 muster. Listed as absent, sick in Hospital at Rome, Georgia on the last two Muster Rolls. No further military records. A Statement of Service slip was sent to the Texas Commissioner of Pensions on February 1, 1917.

Henry Bivins  Mustered into Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 17 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll. He was then discharged for “underage”.

G.C. Bobelin  Only record is: On roll of soldiers from different commands surrendered by General E. K. Smith at New Orleans on May 26, 1865 and paroled at Shreveport, Louisiana in August of 1865.

S. Brooks  Enlisted at Rome, Georgia by Colonel J. M. Bounds on August 1, 1863. Present for December 31, 1863 and last Muster Roll with note: "Bounty Due". No further records.

John Burns  Mustered into Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age was reported at 23 years old on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Burns mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. On CSA records, he is shown as present on the December 31, 1861 Muster Roll only. No further records.

William A. Campbell  No Muster Roll records on file. Given Certificate of disability for discharge on ___ by Captain Hooks. He was 24 years old, born in Louisiana and a Lawyer before the War.

Benjamin C. Cawthorn   Last name also shown as Cothran. Mustered into Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. He is reported to have died on September 20, 1861 in Bowie County. His age is shown as 19 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

John L. Chambless Enlisted January 19, 1862 at Boston, Bowie County, Texas by R.P. Crump. First shown present with Command on April 30, 1863 muster and then through the last Muster Roll. No further records on file.

H.G. Chambless Mustered into Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 23 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Chambless mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is listed as present for all Muster Rolls of the 11th Texas Cavalry. No further records on file.

William P. Chambless   Mustered into Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 21 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

William P. Chambless mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was present for all Muster Rolls of Company K, 11th Texas Cavalry. Captured on October 26, 1864 in Gwinnett County, Georgia. Sent to Camp Douglas, Illinois. Discharged June 17, 1865. Took oath of allegiance in Marshall, Texas and gave residence as Bowie County, Texas.

F.M. Cherry  Enlisted in the Texas State Cavalry service by Chief Justice John A Talbot at Boston, in Bowie County, Texas on September 1, 1861. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 25 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Cherry mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was absent on Certificate for 30 days from November 18, 1862. Absent without leave for the 1862 Muster Roll. Present for April 30, 1863 Muster Roll. Detailed to Courier Line near Guntersville, Alabama in the Fall of 1863. No further records.

William M. Cornelius Enlisted in the Texas State Cavalry service by Chief Justice John A Talbot at Boston, in Bowie County, Texas on September 1, 1861. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 21 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

Cornelius mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. Remarks on the 1862 Muster Roll state that he was left sick at Corinth, Mississippi (no date given) and not heard of since. No further records.

J.W.(T.) Cowley Mustered into Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 18 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll. No records for Cowley with Company K in the CSA were found.

Cullen Crudup  Enlisted into the Texas State Cavalry service by Chief Justice John A Talbot at Boston, in Bowie County, Texas on September 1, 1861. Last name appears as Crudupp on the first State Muster Roll. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 25 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Private Crudup mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was present for the December 31, 1861 Muster Roll. Transferred to 15th Texas Cavalry on December 14, 1862. No further records with the 11th.

James B. Dalby Enlisted into the Texas State Cavalry service by Chief Justice John A Talbot at Boston, in Bowie County, Texas on September 1, 1861. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 24 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   James Dalby mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He became the Regimental Blacksmith with the Field and Staff on April 15, 1863. See Field & Staff Chapter.

J. G. Dalby  Enlisted into the Texas State Cavalry service by Chief Justice John A Talbot at Boston, in Bowie County, Texas on September 1, 1861. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 30 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Dalby mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was present for duty on all Company Muster Rolls until detailed to Commissary Department on late 1863 through the final Muster Roll.

J. K. Dalby  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 22 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Private Dalby mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was absent, on Special Duty from December 30, 1861 at the time of the 1861 Muster Roll. No further records.

Samuel D. Elliot Enlisted March 20, 1862 at Van Buren, Arkansas by J. J. Diamond. He was absent, on detached service for 1862 Muster Roll. Received extra pay ($0.40/day) for Blacksmith duty from February 1, 1863 through May 31, 1863. Name appears on a Roll of extra duty soldiers for the month of June, 1863. Detailed as Regimental Blacksmith on August 1, 1863. Was Acting Company Blacksmith during the December 31, 1863 Muster Roll. Detailed as Company Blacksmith during the time of the final Muster Roll. See also records for James P. Elliot in the Chapter on Company "A".

James H. Foster Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 23 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll. No CSA records with Company K were found for Foster.

Newton Foster  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 21years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll. He was discharged on account of disability on October 2, 1861.

Isham Fox  Last name looks like Forx on the first two Muster Rolls. Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 22 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Fox mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He died at Loundon, Tennessee on November 17, 1862.

G.S. Gardener  Is not shown on Captain Morris’ Texas State Muster Roll. On Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll private Gardener is shown as 25 years of age. He is also shown to have mustered into the Texas State service on June 28, 1861 at Boston in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. No CSA Service records were found for him with this Company.

J.H. Gerdes  A Henry Gerdes mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. The Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll shows J.H. Gerdes at 31 years of age and no Henry Gerdes. It appears that this is J. Henry Gerdes.

   Private J.H. Gerdes mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is shown as present for duty on all CSA Muster Rolls of Company K, 11th Texas Cavalry. No further records.

J.W. Green  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. His age is reported as 33 years old and it is shown that he refused to return with the Company to the place of rendezvous (probably Camp Reeves) on September 10, 1861.

   Green mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was present for the December 31,1861 Muster Roll of Company K, 11th Texas Cavalry. No further records on file.

W.H. Greenhaw Enlisted February 1, 1862 at the Boston Mountains, Arkansas by J. J. Diamond. Present for all succeeding Muster Rolls. Detailed with Commissary Department for the final Muster Roll.

Joseph D.(or L.) Gregory  Enlisted November 2, 1861 at Fayetteville, Arkansas. Present for all subsequent Muster Rolls. Detailed to the Commissary Department during the December 31, 1863 Muster Roll. He was on regular duty for the final Muster Roll. 

Private Gregory was captured by the enemy at Griswoldville, Georgia on November 22, 1864. Sent to prison at Point Lookout, Mayland from Hilton Head, North Carolina on February 1, 1865. Took oath and was released on June 13, 1865. Residence was recorded as Lunenburg County, Virginia.

R.H. (A.) Haynie Mustered into the Texas State Cavalry Service on September 1, 1861 at Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 26 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll. He was discharged on October 2, 1861 for disability.

Burril Hensley  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 33 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Private Hensley mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer.  He is shown as present on duty on all Muster Rolls of Company K, 11th Texas Cavalry, CSA. No further records.

I. M. Holbrooks Isam Holbrooks mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. Private I. M. Holbrooks' age is shown as 18 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

Private Holbrooks mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is shown as present on duty on all Muster Rolls of Company K, 11th Texas Cavalry, CSA. No further records.

Charles Holland Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 18 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Holland mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. Later he was absent, sick, at Hospital in Rome, Georgia for December 31, 1863 Muster Roll. Present for all other Muster Rolls. Name appears on a register of Floyd House and Amulgee Hospitals in Macon, Georgia on November 29, 1863 with Syphilis. No further records.

Bryant Holmes Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 24 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Holmes mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was sent to Texas on Detached Service on November 29, 1862 and absent for the 1862 Muster Roll. Present on all other Muster Rolls. No further records.

Charles Augusta Hooks  Brother of Robert W. Hooks and William H. Hooks of this company (Hooks, 1995). He mustered into the Texas State Cavalry Service on September 1, 1861 at Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Hooks served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 21 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

Hooks mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was appointed Orderly Sergeant on the Field & Staff on April 17, 1863. Returned to Company in consequence of being absent, on March 1, 1864. No further records.

Dempsey Hooper Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 24 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Private Hooper mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is listed as present on duty for all Muster Rolls of Company K, 11th Texas Cavalry. No further records.

S. J. Hughes  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 21 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Hughes mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was discharged from CSA on April 15, 1862 and paid the same day by T.W. Randolph.

David Hunt  Is not shown on Captain Morris’ State Muster Roll. Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll shows private Hunt was 25 years old and had enlisted on September 8, 1861 at Boston, Texas by Chief Justice John A. Talbot.

   Hunt mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is listed as absent, sick at Hospital from December 15th, on the 1861 Muster Roll. Present for the 1862 Muster Roll. No further records on file.

G.M. Joiner  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is reported as 30 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Joiner mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. His last name also written as: Joyner in CSA Service records. He was discharged for overage (45 years old) on December 12, 1862 at Readyville, Tennessee. Certificate of discharge shows him born in Ba__(can't read) County, Georgia. Paid $170.10 back pay and travel to Camp Reeves, Sherman, Grayson County, Texas by Major W.B. Ector, Brigade Quartermaster.

S.M. Knight  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 23 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Private Knight mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer.  He is reported as present on duty for all Muster Rolls of Company K, 11th Texas Cavalry, CSA. No further records.

L. Landrum  Enlisted  in the Texas State Cavalry Service on September 7, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 24 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Landrum mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was absent, sick in Russellville, Tennessee on January 1, 1863. Present for remaining CSA Muster Rolls. Name appears on a report of POW's paroled at Memphis, Tennessee during the 5 days ending on May 25, 1865.

Ralph T. Leggett Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 28 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Leggett mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is listed as missing/captured at the battle in front of Murfreesboro on December 31, 1862. But present on remaining Muster Rolls. No further records.

Anderson Lemley Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 21 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Private Lemley mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is listed as present on the December 31, 1861 Muster Roll with the 11th Texas Cavalry, but no further records are on file.

Daniel Mabes  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 18 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Mabes mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was discharged for underage (16 years old) on December 16, 1862 by Brigade Quarter Master, W.B. Ector. The unit was called Captain R.W. Hooks' Company and the Discharge signed by 3rd Lieutenant B.B. Dalby, commanding company. Mabes was born in Pope County, Missouri and a Farmer before the war.

J.(or P.)N. Mabes Enlisted in the Texas State Cavalry Service on September 7, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 21 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll. He was discharged on account of disability on October 2, 1861.

H.L. Manning  Name also written as Houston E. Manning. Enlisted on September 3, 1863 at Rome, Georgia by a Captain Gartren or Gartrell. Place of residence was Floyd County, Georgia, which contains the town of Rome. Paroled at Marshall, Texas on June 21, 1865. Took oath of allegiance at Nashville on July 19, 1865. 

Wesley Martin  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 20 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll. Name shown as J.W. Martin on Captain Morris’ and Captain Wallis’ Muster Rolls.

   On CSA records, name also written as William and J.W. Martin. Martin mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was present through final Muster Roll except on April 23, 1863 he was found at Loundon, Tennesse and sent to duty at Shelbyville. No further records.

H.L. McAdams Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 26 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   In CSA records, his last name also wriiten as McAddams and McAdems. He mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is shown as present for all Muster Rolls. No further records.

Charles McBride Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 24 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

Jethro Orin McCutcheon  Brother-in-law of Robert W. Hooks (Hook, 1995). Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 18 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

Jethro McCutcheon mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. Records show him present for duty on all CSA Muster Rolls of this Company. No further records.

R.H. McCutcheon Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 21 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   McCutcheon mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. In CSA service, he is shown a present on the December 31, 1861 Muster Roll only.

Benjamin P. Merrell Last name also listed as Merril, Murvill and Nerritt. Enlisted December 25, 1862 at Dallas, Texas by J. Smith. Present with Company as a private for April 30, 1863 muster. 

Federal records show private Merrell captured on June 1, 1863 near Liberty or Liberty Gap, Tennessee. He was sent to prisons at Nashville, Louisville, Camp Chase and finally Fort Delaware on July 14, 1863. At Fort Delaware it was decided that his rank was a 2nd Lieutenant and he was transferred to Officer's Quarters. Then on December 29, 1863 he was forwarded to Johnson's Isle Officer's Prison under the charge of U.S. Lieutenant J. S. Black. Remarks on POW roll state that he "Reported as Private, detected as an Officer". Benjamin was paroled at Johnson's Isle and forwarded to City Point, Virginia for exchange on February 24, 1865. 

Merrell was admitted to General Hospital of Howards Grove in Richmond, Virginia on March 1, 1865 with "remitant fever". There he is said of Wheeler's Brigade under Captain Dalby. Recall that 1st Lieutenant B. B. Dalby was dropped from the rolls prior to that date. Merrel was transferred to House No. 9 on March 6, 1865. Gave residence as Cedar Hill, Dallas County, Texas. No further records.

O.P. Moss  Also listed as O.E. Moss and R. Moss. Enlisted at Fayetteville, Arkansas on November 2, 1861 by J. J. Diamond. 

Appears on list of federal POWs shipped by Provost Marshall of Lexington, Kentucky to Louisville on October 31, 1862. The list states that he was arrested on October 30, 1862. He was sent to Vicksburg, for exchange, on December 4, 1862. 

Private Moss was present for the 1862 and 1863 musters. Absent, on furlough, from January 5 to February 29, 1864 (last Muster Roll date). No further records.

Sion A. Moss  Is not shown on Captain Morris’ State Muster Roll. On Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll, remarks state that private Moss was 22 years old and was discharged on September 8, 1861. Private B.F. Gerdes is shown as a substitute for him on that date.

   Later, Moss enlisted with this Company of the 11th Texas Cavalry at Camp Lubbock (Fayetteville), Arkansas on February 2, 1862 by J.J. Diamond. He was absent, on detached service, in Georgia from October 20, 1863 through at least February 29, 1864. No further records.

Morgan Payne  Name shown as W.M. Payne on State service records. Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 25 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Payne mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. In CSA service, private Payne is listed as present through final Muster Roll. No further records on file.

Charles Peters  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 18 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Charles Peters mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is listed as present for all CSA Muster Rolls of this Company. No further records on file.

J.J. Peters  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry but refused to return to with the Company to the place of rendezvous on September 10, 1861. His age is shown as 17 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll. No further records.

N.J. Phillips  Enlisted at Fayetteville, Arkansas on November 2, 1861. Left sick at Corinth, Mississippi in 1862. Present by April of 1863. Listed as absent, missing since December 1, 1863 near Knoxville on last two Muster Rolls.

O.E. Poole  Enlisted in the Texas State Cavalry Service on September 1, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Enlisting Officer. His age is shown as 20 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Poole mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was sick at Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory from December 21 to after December 31, 1861. Present for the 1862 muster. Present with company at Smithville, Tennessee in April of 1863. Detailed as Courier for Colonel Thomas Harrison, Brigade Commander, in late 1863. Appointed Ordinance Sergeant in the Field & Staff on February 1, 1864.

Henry C. Proctor Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 17 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Proctor mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is shown present on first two CSA Muster Rolls with Company K. No further records.

W. Smith Proctor Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 36 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Proctor mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was severely wounded, with gunshot wound through the body, at the battle of Chustenahlah, Indian Nation on December 26, 1861. Given Certificate of Discharge for Disability on May 23, 1862. The Acting Surgeon, D.B. Burks, determined the injury was permanent. He was born in Virginia, 36 years old and a Farmer by occupation.

Joe G. Randall  Has last name spelled Randell and Randle on State service records. Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 21 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   On CSA records his last name also spelled Randle. He mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. 

   Captured on October 25, 1862 at Camp Dick Robinson, Kentucky. Paroled on November 18, 1862 at Gallatin, Tennessee. Sent to Chattanooga and declared exchanged on January 11, 1863. Taken prisoner again on November 24, 1863 near Kingston, Tennessee. Name appears on a list of Rebel Deserters who had voluntarily taken and subscribed the oath of allegiance to the U.S. Government at the office of F. Young, Deputy Provost Marshall of Roane County, Tennessee during the month of December in 1863 and were permitted to go at large within Federal lines. Gave residence as Bowie County, Texas.

John Read  Shown as J.W. Reid and J.W. Read on State service records. Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 18 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Read mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. On CSA records for this Company, middle initials given as L. and W. He is shown absent on sick furlough from November 16, 1862 to the end of 1863. No further records.

Abe Reed  Has last name shown as Reed and Read in State Service records. Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 21 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Last name also appears like Read in CSA records for this Company. He mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is shown present for duty on all Muster Rolls. No further records.

J. C. Rosser  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 18 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Rosser mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He died August 30, 1862 at the General Hospital in Okalona, Mississippi. His personal effects ($35.35) were turned over to the C.S.A. Quartermaster.

J. A. Sanders  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 17 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Sanders mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was discharged for underage (17 years) on December 17, 1862 at Readyville, Tennessee. Gave birthplace as Bowie County, Texas and occupation: Farmer. Discharge unit given as Captain R.W. Hooks Company. Paper signed by 3rd Lieutenant B.B. Dalby, commanding Company. Sanders was given $169.75 for back pay and travel allowance of 1000 miles (@ $0.10/mi.) back to Texas. The money was given to him by Major W.B. Ector, A.Q.M. for Brigade.

J. Mat Sanders  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 25 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Private Sanders mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is listed as present on all Muster Rolls of Company K, 11th Texas Cavalry. No further records.

W.D. Sharp  On Captain Morris’ Muster Roll, William Sharpe is listed and thus shown to have mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. A similar name does not appear on Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll. 

   Sharp mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was detailed with Captain Gordon's Scouts in winter/spring of 1863. Back on regular duty in summer/fall of 1863. Detailed in Division Front Guard in 1864. 

Sharp's name appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War, Stragglers, Confederate States Army, surrendered by Lieutenant General Richard Taylor and paroled at Selma, Alabama on May 29, 1865. Residence given on Parole is Bowie County, Texas.

Isham Sheffield Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 30 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll. He was discharged from State Service on October 2, 1861.

Thadeus Shipp Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 17 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Shipp mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is shown present for the December 31, 1861 Muster Roll. No further records.

L.C. Shockley  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 25 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Shockley mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was present through the December 31, 1862 Muster Roll. No further records.

B.M. Smith  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 23 years and he is shown as a substitute for N. Smith on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Smith mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. The December 31, 1861 Muster Roll has remark: "On furlough since Dec. 28, 1861."  No further records.

N. Smith  Is not shown on Captain Morris’ State Muster Roll. On Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll private Smith is reported as 26 years old and mustered into the Texas State service on June 28, 1861 at Boston in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He was discharged on September 8, 1861. Private B.M. Smith substituted for him. No CSA Service records were found for him with this Company.

D.G. Smither  Enlisted in the Texas State Cavalry Service on September 1, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 20 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Smither mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was on duty until killed in the battle in front of Murfreesboro on December 31, 1862.

John Stinson  Is not shown on Captain Morris’ State Muster Roll. On Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll, Stinson is shown as 20 year old and mustered into the Texas State service on June 28, 1861 at Boston in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer.

   Stinson mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was present until wounded and left behind enemy lines on August 4, 1863. Must have gotten away since he was surrendered at New Orleans by General E.K. Smith on May 26, 1865 and paroled at Shreveport, Louisiana on June 17, 1865. Gave residence as Bossier Parish in Louisiana. Records contain correspondence regarding records from Mrs. H.L. McKnight of Benton, Louisiana, dated May 14, 1953.

H.L. St. John  Is not shown on Captain Morris’ State Muster Roll. Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll he is shown to have mustered into the Texas State service on June 28, 1861 at Boston in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A. Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He was 20 years old.

   Private St. John mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He was present until wounded and absent since October 18, 1863 noted on December 31, 1863 Muster Roll. Present or absent not stated on 1864 Muster Roll. No further records.

Benjamin Welford Tiller   Name shown as W.B. and B.W. Tiller on State Service records. Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 21 years and he is shown as a substitute for J.H. Tiller on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll. 

Tiller mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. Sick at Hospital since December 30, 1861 is remarked on the 1861 Muster Roll. Otherwise present on all Muster Rolls. Was admitted to General Hospital, Howards Grove at Richmond, Virginia on March 4, 1865 with Diarrhea. No further records. According to his great-grandson (Fant, undated), Private Benjamin Tiller was present at the surrender in Durham Station, North Carolina on April 26, 1865. He returned to Texas on horseback after going four years without furlough.

J.H. Tiller  Not shown on Captain Morris’ Muster Roll. On Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll he is shown to have mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. His age shown as 23 years old and he was discharged on September 8, 1861.

   Transferred from the 15th Texas Cavalry to Company K, 11th Texas Cavalry on November 17, 1862. Had enlisted in that Regiment on January 25, 1862 at Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Present through final Muster Roll.

Jesse Tubbs  Mustered into the Texas State Infantry Service on June 28, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. He served in State service through the reformation to Cavalry and mustering out. His age is shown as 20 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll.

   Tubbs mustered into the Confederate 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment on October 2, 1861 at Camp Reeves, in Grayson County, Texas. Major George W. Chilton of the 3rd Texas Cavalry was the Mustering Officer. He is listed as present on December 31, 1861 Muster Roll. No further records.

B.W. Walker  Enlisted in the Texas State Cavalry Service on September 1, 1861 in Boston, in Bowie County, Texas. Chief Justice John A Talbot was the Mustering Officer. His age is shown as 20 years on the Captain Wallis’ Muster Roll. Did not muster into the 11th Texas Cavalry on October 2, 1861.

   Walker is noted as transferred to 15th Texas Cavalry on December 14, 1862. Then he is listed as present with Company on December 31, 1862 Muster Roll. No other records were found.

James Wammack Last name also given as Womack and Wamick. Enlisted February 15, 1862 at Camp Lubbock, Arkansas by J.J. Diamond. Present through 1862. Absent, sick at Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia is noted on April 30, 1863 Muster Roll. Absent, "missing since Dec. 1 (1863) near Knoxville" noted on last two Muster Rolls. However, a Register states that he was paid February 8, 1864 by J.B. Sharpe.

Thomas C. Whitehurst  Files contain only a Reference envelope for Whitehurst with this Company's records. The envelope has writing "See also T.C. Whitehurst 11 Ga. Inf."
 

 Chapter References

State service record information is cited from a Muster Roll and a Payroll from the Texas State Archives in Austin, Texas. Copies of these records were provided by Dwight Betts of Dallas, Texas.

Unless cited otherwise, the Confederate State Service information contained in this chapter comes from National Archive microfilm rolls M323, Numbers 67 through 70. These rolls contain the compiled Confederate military records of soldiers of the 11th Texas Cavalry Regiment.

Fant, Lary, "Our Confederate Ancestors-Private B.W. Tiller, Co. K, 11th Texas Cavalry", unpublished, undated.

Hale, Douglas, Rehearsal for Civil War: The Texas Cavalry in the Indian Territory, 1861, The Chronicles of Oklahoma, Vol. LXVIII, No. 3, Fall, 1990.

Hooks, John F., Texarkana, Texas, supplied information regarding Hooks', 1995.

Texas State Library, Archives Division, Muster Rolls, Confederate Pensions, Rosters of Texas Militia, etc., Austin, Texas.

Yeary, Miss Mamie, Reminiscenses of the Boys in Gray, 1861-1865,  Wilkinson Printing Company, Dallas, Texas, 1912.