Confederate States of America Compiled Service Records
These service records are from the National Archives and Records Administration microfilm archives.
Information about the Texas regiments is from "Compendium of the Confederate Armies of Texas" by Stewart Sifakis.
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National Archives & Records Administration Microfilm M323: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations From the State of Texas
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3rd Battalion, Cavalry, Texas State Troops
M323-24
Unit information
- Scogin, L. G. (Major)
Lewis was a son of John Scogin and Mary An Lang, a half-brother of Wright Scogin
Cover Page
Roster, undated
Statement of Regiments and Battalions, Texas State Troops, December 5, 1863
Return, November 1863
Requisition, September 28, 1863, cover
Requisition, September 28, 1863
Requisition, September 28, 1863
4th Texas Cavalry Regiment
4th Regiment, Texas Mounted Volunteers
1st Regiment, Sibley's Brigade
M323-26 to M323-31
Unit information
Company H
- Baugh, James J.
A son of Elisha Polk Baugh, Sr. and Mary Catherine Green
Enlisted July 12, 1862 in Nacogdoches
Captured November 25, 1863
in St. Martins Parish, Louisiana
Cover Page
Muster roll, January 1863
Muster roll, February 1864
Regimental return, December 1863
Regimental return, February 1864
List of caualties, November 25, 1863
Register of Prisoners of War
Roll of Prisoners of War, December 31, 1863
Roll of Prisoners of War, July 7, 1864
Roll of Prisoners of War for exchange
Roll of Prisoners of War exchanged July 22, 1864
Reference to record S. O. Mo. 129-12
Reference card
- Michael Van Buren Baugh
A son of Elisha Polk Baugh, Sr. and Mary Catherine Green
Enlisted July 12, 1862 in Nacogdoches
Cover Page
Muster Roll, January 31, 1863
Muster Roll, February 29, 1864
Regimental Return, February 1864
Reference Card
Reference to Record S. O. Mo. 129-12
- Broyles, Oscar G.
Husband of Jane Oxsheer
File not found
- Burrows, John
Possibly husband of Martha Richardson
- Oxsheer, William Elmore
Son of George Oxsheer and Jane Walker
Enlisted July 12, 1862 in Nacogdoches, Texas
Cover Page
Muster Roll 1863
Hospital Register
Muster Roll 1864
Reference Slip
- Richardson, Samuel T.
A son of Josiah Richardson and Lucy Humber
Enrolled Sept. 12, 1861 in Nacogdoches, Texas
Mustered in Sept. 29 at Camp Sibley, near San Antonio, Texas
Discharged October 1861
Also see Co. G, 12th Texas Infantry
Cover Page
Muster-in Roll
Muster Roll 1862
- Scogin, Benjamin Ramsey
A son of Wright Scogin and Susan Hawthorne
Not found on any muster rolls but noted as Absent Without Leave on March 9, 1865 in Nacogdoches, Texas
Cover page
Regimental Return
Reference Slip
Pension Note
- Scogin, James Isaac
A son of Wright Scogin and Susan Hawthorne
Enrolled Sept. 12, 1861 in Nacogdoches, Texas
Mustered in Sept. 29, 1861at Camp Sibley, near San Antonio, Texas
Cover page
Muster In Roll
Muster Roll 1862
Prisoner of War Return
Muster Roll 1863
Muster Roll 1864
Regimental Return
- Scogin, Toliver S.
A son of Wright Scogin and Susan Hawthorne
Enrolled Sept. 12, 1861 in Nacogdoches, Texas
Mustered in Sept. 29, 1861at Camp Sibley, near San Antonio, Texas
Died February 27, 1862 in New Mexico
Claim of $280.40 paid to father Wright Scogin
Toliver's probable burial location in Socorro, New Mexico is the subject of an ongoing property issue. The burial ground is in an abandoned cemetery on private land. See www.soldiersforgotten.com for more information.
Cover page
Muster In Roll
Muster Roll
Treasury Claim
Claim marked paid
- Scogin, William Jefferson
A son of Wright Scogin and Susan Hawthorne
Enrolled Sept. 12, 1861 in Nacogdoches, Texas
Mustered in Sept. 29, 1861at Camp Sibley, near San Antonio, Texas
Cover page
Muster In Roll
Muster Roll 1862
Hospital Roll May 1862
Hospital Roll June 1862
Muster Roll 1863
Prisoner of War
Prisoner of War Exchange
Muster Roll 1864
Hospital Roll April 1864 (1)
Hospital Roll April 1864 (2)
Regimental Return
Reference Slip
- Sutphen, David S.
A son of John Sutphen and Matilda Chrisman
Enrolled Sept. 12, 1861 in Nacogdoches, Texas
Mustered in Sept. 29, 1861at Camp Sibley, near San Antonio, Texas
Discharged October, 1861
Enlisted January 18, 1863 at Camp Magruder
Served in 12th Texas Infantry January - July, 1862
Cover page
Muster-in Roll
Muster Roll 1862
Muster Roll 1863
Muster Roll 1864
- Sutphen, George W.
A son of John Sutphen and Matilda Chrisman
Enrolled Sept. 12, 1861 in Nacogdoches, Texas
Mustered in Sept. 29, 1861at Camp Sibley, near San Antonio, Texas
See a letter written by George in Novemberof 1861 on the Civil War Letters page
Cover page
Muster-in Roll
Muster Roll 1862
Muster Roll 1863
- Sutphen, Samuel C.
A son of John Sutphen and Matilda Chrisman
Enlisted January 13, 1862
Transferred from 12th Texas Infantry, Co. G
Cover Page
Muster Roll 1864
Regimental Return
7th Texas Infantry
Also called Gregg's Regiment
Part of Granbury's Texas Brigade, 1863-1864
Unit information
Read a history of the regiment
Company D
- Scogin, Benjamin T.
Enlisted May 1, 1861 in Marshall, Texas
Captured February 16, 1862 at Fort Donelson, Tennessee - Battle Summary, ABPP
Sent to Camp Douglas, Illinois
Exchanged at Vicksburg September 3, 1862
Killed in action May 12, 1863 at Raymond, Mississippi - Battle Summary, ABPP
Cover page
Muster-in roll
Muster roll August 1862
Camp Douglas hospital record
Medical card
Roll of prisoners
Roll of prisoners exchanged
Muster roll February 1863
Muster roll June 1863
List of casualties
Reference slip, B. Scagen
7th Texas Cavalry Regiment
7th Mounted Volunteers; 3rd Regiment, Sibley's Brigade
Unit information
Company I
- Broyles, B. F. (1st Lieutenant)
12th Texas Infantry Regiment
Also called the 8th Infantry and Young's Regiment
Part of the First Brigade, Walker's Texas Division
Unit information
See the regiment's muster rolls online
M323-356 to M323-361
Company G
- John Pinckney Davidson
Husband of Mariah Ann Sutphen
Enlisted March 22, 1862 at Camp Hebert
Cover page
Muster Roll, June 30, 1862
Muster Roll, August 1862
Muster Roll, October 1862
Regimental Return, December 1862
Muster Roll, April 1863
Muster Roll, February 1864
- Richardson, John H.
A son of Josiah Richardson and Lucy Humber
Enlisted March 22, 1862, re-enlisted April 11, 1862
Cover page
Muster roll June 1862
Muster roll August 1862
Muster roll October 1862
Muster roll April 1863
Muster roll February 1864
Statement of service reference slip
Adjutant general memo
- Richardson, S. T.
A son of Josiah Richardson and Lucy Humber
Enlisted March 22, 1862
Died June 19, 1862
Also see Co. H, 4th Texas Cavalry
Cover page
Muster roll June 1862
- Sutphen, David S.
A son of John Sutphen and Matilda Chrisman
Enlisted January 13, 1862 at Camp Hebert near Hempstead, Texas; re-enlisted April 11, 1862
Discharged July 23, 1862
Also served in 4th Texas Cavalry
Cover page
Muster-in roll
Muster roll February 1862
Muster roll June 1862
Muster roll August 1862
- Sutphen, Samuel C.
A son of John Sutphen and Matilda Chrisman
Enlisted January 13, 1862 at Camp Hebert near Hempstead, Texas; re-enlisted April 11, 1862
Transferred to 4th Texas Cavalry
Cover page
Muster-in roll
Muster roll February 1862
Muster roll June 1862
Muster roll August 1862
Muster roll October 1862
Muster roll April 1863
Company I
- Lee, William
Possibly a son of John Lee and Carey Oxsheer?
Enlisted May 12, 1862
Discharged August 20, 1862
Cover page
Muster roll June 1862
Muster roll August 1862
12th Texas Cavalry Regiment
Also called Parson's Mounted Volunteers and 4th Dragoons
Part of Parson's Brigade
Unit information
See the Regiment's history and Muster Rolls online
M323-71 to M232-74
Company E, "Ellis County Grays"
14th Texas Cavalry Regiment
Also called
Johnson's Mounted Volunteers
1st Regiment, Johnson's Brigade
Unit information
M323-81 to M232-84
Company C
- Oxsheer, Daniel
A son of George Oxsheer and Eliza Kirley
Enlisted December 23, 1861 at Henderson, Texas
Cover page
Muster-in roll, Camp Likens, Dallas, Texas, February 15, 1862
Muster roll December 1862
Muster roll February 1863
Muster roll April 1863
Muster roll June 1863
Muster roll August 1863
Muster roll October 1863
Muster roll April 1864
Reference slip, Daniel Oxsher
Reference slip, Daniel Oxier
- Oxsheer, Samuel
A son of George Oxsheer and Eliza Kirley
Enlisted December 23, 1861 at Henderson, Texas
Died
of Measles May 28, 1862 in Little Rock, Arkansas (see the Sutphen Civil War letters)
Cover page
Muster-in roll, Camp Likens, Dallas, Texas, February 15, 1862
17th Texas Cavalry Regiment
Also called Moore's Regiment
Part of Granbury's Texas Brigade, 1863-1864
Unit information
M323-93 to M232-98
Company A
Company B
Company H
- Power, Stephen M.
Husband of Nancy Bryant Oxsheer
Enlisted March 10, 1862 at Douglass, Texas
Captured at Fort Hindman, Arkansas Post, Arkansas, January 11, 1863 - Battle Summary, ABPP
Sent to Camp Douglas, Chicago, Illinois; called "eighty acres of hell"
Paroled May 15, 1863, but left in hospital at Camp Douglas
Died at Camp Douglas, Chicago, Illinois, May 18, 1863
Buried in Confederate Mound, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois
(see images of marker there)
Cover page
Muster-in roll
Muster roll June 1862
Roster of troops captured January 1863
Roll of prisoners at Camp Douglas, February 1863
Roll of prisoners at Camp Douglas, March 1863
Roll of prisoners at Camp Douglas, April 1863
Roll of prisoners of war paroled May 15, 1863
Report of deaths, May 1863
Muster roll June 1863 (marked as absent in remaining muster rolls)
Muster roll August 1863
Muster roll October 1863
Muster roll December 1863
Muster roll February 1864
Muster roll April 1864
Reference slip, Stephen M. Powers
- Sutphen, William C.
A son of John Sutphen and Matilda Chrisman
Enlisted March 10, 1862 at Douglass, Texas
Died June 23, 1862 of measles in Little Rock, Arkansas
See the Sutphen Civil War letters
Cover page
Muster-in roll
Muster roll June 1862
24th Texas Cavalry Regiment
Also called
Wilkes' Regiment; 2nd Texas Lancers
2nd Regiment, Carter's Brigade
Part of Granbury's Texas Brigade, 1863-1864
Unit information
M323-119 to M232-123
Company I
31st Texas Cavalry
Also called Hardeman's Regiment
1st Regiment, Arizona Brigade
M323-195 to M232-196
Unit information
Company A
37th Texas Cavalry
Also called Terrell's Regiment; 34th Cavalry
Became part of the 4th Brigade, Walker's Texas Division late in the war
Unit information
M323-177 to M232-179
Company A
Company G
Company K
Benavides' Regiment, Texas Cavalry
Unit information
M232-184 to M323-185
Company G
- Scogin, D. G.
- Scogin, John A.
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