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May |
Organized eleven companies at Camp Duncan, near Clarksville, Tennesse, |
June 6 |
Organized into a regiment under Colonel William A. Forbes |
June 7 |
Camp of Instruction |
june 12 |
Ordered to Virginia; formed brigade with 1st and 7th Tennessee under Brig. Gen. Samuel Anderson. |
September 5 - 17 |
Lee's Cheat Mountain Campaign |
October 1 |
To Greenbriar |
November 7 |
Winter quarters at Huntersville |
December 10 - 27 |
March to Winchester |
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January 1 |
Major General T. Jackson takes over in the Shenandoah Valley |
January |
Romney Campaign |
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Returned to Winchester, then Manassas Junction, then by rail to Fredericksburg |
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Attached to Holmes' Division at Aquia Creek |
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Moved to the Peninsula |
May 7 |
Engagement at West Point |
May 19 |
Engagement at Echo |
May 24 |
Engagement at Bolton's Bridge |
May 31 - June 1 |
Battle of Seven Pines
General Hatton is killed and General James Archer takes command of the brigade. |
June 26 - 27 |
Battles of Mechanicsville and Gaines' Mills
The regiment lost 84 men, including Adjutant R. C. Bell mortally wounded |
August 9 |
Battle of Cedar Run
The regiment lost 33 men, including Lieutenant Colonel G. A. Harrell, mortally wounded |
August 28 |
Second Battle of Manassas
Lost 49 men |
August 31 |
Centreville |
September 1 |
Prospect Hill |
September 2 |
Colonel Forbes dies |
September 14 - 15 |
Siege of Harpers Ferry |
September 17 |
Battle of Sharpsburg (Antietam)
Colonel McComb seriously wounded |
September 21 |
Shepherdstown |
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Rest at Winchester, Virginia |
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Ordered to join General Longstreet at Fredericksburg |
December 13 |
Battle of Fredericksburg
Lost 59 men |
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May 3 |
Battle of Chancellorsville
Lost 35 men, including Colonel McComb, who is again seriously wounded |
May 1863 |
Company F disbanded; 32 men transfer to Company E |
July 1 - 3 |
Battle of Gettysburg
The regiment lost 15 killed, 37 wounded and 75 missing out of the 220 engaged |
July 14 |
Falling Waters |
July 24 |
Gaines' Crossroads |
October 10 |
To Orange Crossroads |
October 13 |
Bristoe Station |
November 27 |
Mine Run |
December |
Winter quarters at Orange Courthouse |
December 14 |
Operations around Staunton |
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January 23 |
Regiment reenlists |
January 25 |
To Mount Jackson |
May 5 - 7 |
Battle of the Wilderness |
May 12-21 |
Battle of Spottsylvania Courthouse
Colonel Fry takes over brigade as General Walker is wounded. |
June 3 |
Battle of Cold Harbor |
June 7 |
Siege of Petersburg begins |
August 19 |
Genral Archer returns from captivity to command the brigade, but with his health shattered from prison, he dies on October 24. |
October 31 |
Colonel Robert Mayo takes command of the brigade, followed by Colonel William McComb of the 14th Tennessee |
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January |
Colone McComb promoted to brigadier general, Lt. Colonel James W. Lockert takes over as colonel. |
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During the final weeks of the war both Major James Johnson and Captain William Winfield commanded the regiment. |
April 9 |
Surendered 6 officers and 34 men at Appomattox |
