Civil War Regimental history of 11th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment 108th volunteers

Reenacting unit portrays the soldiers of Greene County Illinois, Company F, during the Civil War. Newsletter, photo gallery, contact information.

Information about this regiment and how they lived and fought during the Civil War.

History of the 113th regiment of the 12th Pennsylvania calvary by year.

Roster and history of the regiment.

Contains the units history and roster.

Site dedicated to the memory of the regiment. Contains history of the regiment and reenactment information.

History of the Anderson Cavalry - The 15th Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry and John Henry Harrison.

162nd Volunteers. Reenactor's page with history, roster, and photographs.

Roster, selections from the official records, and photos.

History of the Union unit that served the Department of Missouri from August 1862 to June 1864 and Department of Arkansas from June 1864 to August 1865.

No Civil War unit traveled so far, took part in more actions, or was as persistent as the First Kentucky Cavalry and its daring men. They fought to preserve the Union and did not blemish its name.

A living history unit, the site contains histories of the 1st Maine, 2nd Maine and 1st District of Columbia Cavalries.

This is a history-oriented, educational, non-profit organization. Formed in 1984, it is composed of individuals from New England who share the common interest of promoting our Civil War heritage; in particular, that of the cavalry trooper

Information on the mounted Civil War cavalry unit with history and current events. Has photographs and a library of excerpts from historical publications.

History of the 1st Calvary, 44th Pennsylvania Volunteers. Contains list of engagements and rosters.

History of the First Cavalry recruited at Camp Lyon, near Detroit under Colonel Thornton F. Brodhead.

Information pertaining to the First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

A Reference site of images, articles, artifacts of the Regiment that included the California 100 and the California Battalion.

Historical site dedicated to the 2nd Michigan Cavalry. Contains battle information, photographs, biographies, and personal accounts.

Company H. Roster of the regiment.

Men were being recruited for this unit in the area of Plymouth, NC before the Battle of Plymouth on April 17-20th, 1864. Includes history of the unit and a searchable database.

Company A. Living History and Reenactment group portraying American Horse Soldiers. History, and recruiting information.

History, rosters, biographies, and images of the regiment.

History of the regiment, biographies, roster, and photographs.

Muster Roster and Regimental History of the 3rd Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry Regiment

Books, military documents, pictures, maps, articles by Curtis Dean Burchfield, manuscripts, rosters, generals, battles.

With companies from four different states, this brave cavalry unit helped fight, scout, and raid throughout the war.

This regiment, who fought for the Union cause, were reportedly massacred by Confederate troops following the Battle of Saltville. Site contains history, rosters, and battles

A web site dealing with one of the finest units of the Civil War.

History of the Sixth Cavalry,organized at Grand Rapids and commanded by Colonel George Gray.

Historical and Reenactor information dealing with the 119th Regiment during the American Civil War. The Seventh Indiana fought in the Battles of Okolona and Brices Crossroads.

7th Kansas volunteer cavalry regiment, and unit history.

Explore the history of this unit through first-hand accounts. Featuring the Civil War diary of Fletcher Pomeroy, 7th Kansas Cavalry.

Organization, history, photographs, descendants information.

Co. H roster from Henry County history.

History of the New York volunteer regiment with service record, list of engagements, pictures, and an emphasis on their Gettysburg campaign.

Genealogy site with a personal history of the 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry

History of the 1st Mass. Cavalry, Biographical Sketchs of Those Who Served, Individuals Researching Mass. Regiments, Links to Other Civil War Sites

Charles Nelson served two years in the infantry and when mustered out, joined the cavalry. History on Nelson, both regiments and photos of the Sharps carbine he carried.

Living History group whose members portray the Indiana and Illinois regiments of Wilder's Lightning Brigade. Contains history of original units and reenactment information.