Reenactment camp based in Houston. Site includes unit history, service records of the men and battle histories with companion re-enactment photos,

Company G & F (2nd).A group of men who believed in the Southern Confederacy, volunteered with their best horses, a ragtag array of accouterments, antiquated flintlock pistols and muskets, or any weapon that could fire. These men became the 14th Virginia Cavalry, affectionately called the "Border Rangers."

Roster of the regiment from Obion/Lake County.

Company D was composed of men from what originally was Obion County but later became Lake County. List prepared from Muster Roll.

Biographies of veterans, photos and detailed battle stories. Historic information about the role this unit played in the Confederate States short history.

Memoirs of Isaac Norval Baker. The narrative covers the period June 1863-April 1865; topics include camp life, wartime hardships, battles (Gettysburg, Bristoe Campaign, third Battle of Winchester, Fisher's Hill) and the effects of war in Shenandoah Valley.

Scott's Cavalry regiment includes the name, enlistment date, rank and miscellaneous information.

The gallant men of the 1st NC Cav. participated in more than one hundred and sixty various engagements during the Civil War.

Buchel's 1st Texas Mounted Rifles, with history and roster.

Sometimes referred to as "Scott's Cavalry Regiment", served with distinction and honor throughout the War Between the States.

Company B of "St. Johns Rangers". Genealogy as well as regimental information pertaining to the soldiers of the regiment.

Information on civil war cavalry and company E.

The Lone Star Defenders, Company C,a group of both mounted & dismounted reenactors specializing in the Trans-Mississippi Theater of the American Civil War.

Mosby's Rangers Photograph. A commercial site, view photograph of the third reunion of Mosby's Men. Professional reproduction prints available. Contains links to other Civil War and Mosby sites.

Information on the 4th (Clinch's) Cavalry regiment including history and personal reminiscences.

History of Roddey's Cavalry (Soldiers from Northwest Alabama)with biographies, rosters, and photographs.

Historical information of the regiment in an online book format.

The regiment was officially organized by the consolidation of the 5th and 7th North Carolina Cavalry Battalions. Contains organization and roster.

An extensive history of this unit - how it was formed and its movements/engagements.

Roster & History of the 7th Georgia Cavalry, including Hardwick Mounted Rifles, 21st and 24th Battlion Georgia Cavalry.

Company D.This unit was reactivated in 1986 with a goal to present an accurate and honorable portrayal of the Civil War cavalry from the western theatre, and in particular, the Confederate troopers under General Nathan Bedford Forrest.

Reenacting unit with history, rosters, and military and civilian reenacting pages.

This is the home page of Company E. Information on the members, pictures and information about the War for Southern Independence, regimental history, and links.

A Confederate cavalry regiment from the Upper Cumberland region of north-central Tennessee. It served in the American Civil War between the years of 1862 and 1865.

The history of Terry's Texas Rangers featuring an online library, roster, and image gallery

This site has historic documents, rosters, photos, statistics, plus a period horse training manual. It includes information about reenacting, horse training, Poinsett's Tactics, battlefield preservation and historic interpretation.

Raised in March 1862 in Alexandria, TN, this unit was one of the few that actually fought around it's home area. See its history, rosters, and photographs.

Information on the First Maryland Cavalry Battalion which was a volunteer unit that served the Confederacy during the American Civil War between 1861 and 1865.

History of the unit, service record, roster.

This book presents the accomplishments and struggles of the 8th Texas Cavalry regiment as they fought through hundreds of engagements across seven states.

Home of Capt. Champ Ferguson, Confederate Guerilla; & John Hunt Morgan's Raiders.

Brief unit history and muster roll.

This is a memorial unit of the oldest Confederate cavalry regiment in South Carolina. The Unit Re-creates and experiences the life of Confederate cavalry troopers during the War for Southern independence through living history, parades, memorial services, educational programs, and battle reenactments.